TMP Designer, NZ Experience Required

Job Description:

  • Prepare, submit and amend Traffic Management Plans (TMPs) in line with NZGTTM, RCA requirements and client/project expectations
  • Develop accurate traffic management diagrams and supporting planning documentation
  • Design practical traffic management solutions considering site conditions, construction methodology, traffic flow and pedestrian movements
  • Ensure traffic management solutions address the safety of workers, road users and the public
  • Review and update TMPs when project requirements, methodology or site conditions change
  • Maintain accurate records of TMPs, revisions, submissions and approvals
  • Work closely with Operations teams, Branch Managers and STMSs to understand project requirements
  • Provide planning and technical support during project preparation and delivery
  • Incorporate site, construction and operational information into TMP designs
  • Respond to planning queries and support operational teams
  • Identify and escalate complex planning matters requiring additional technical input
  • Support effective implementation of approved TMPs
  • Liaise with clients and coordinate Corridor Access Requests (CARs), permits and associated documentation
  • Work with Road Controlling Authorities, councils and approval agencies
  • Monitor planning submissions, approvals and revisions
  • Communicate planning progress and respond to enquiries
  • Ensure TMPs comply with current NZGTTM and relevant RCA requirements
  • Keep up to date with traffic management standards and industry practices
  • Improve planning processes, templates and documentation
  • Apply safety, quality and environmental procedures and report hazards, incidents and improvement opportunities

Requirements:

  • Experience in Traffic Management Planning, TMP Design or a related TTM role
  • Working knowledge of the New Zealand Guide to Temporary Traffic Management (NZGTTM)
  • Experience preparing Traffic Management Plans and associated documentation
  • Experience creating traffic management diagrams and practical TTM solutions
  • Experience using RapidPlan or similar traffic management planning software
  • Understanding of Road Controlling Authority requirements and approval processes
  • Strong attention to detail and accuracy in technical documentation
  • Excellent organisational and time-management skills
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Ability to collaborate effectively with Operations teams, STMSs, clients and external stakeholders
  • Practical understanding of how TMPs are implemented in roadwork, construction or traffic management environments
  • Current TTM Planner qualification or currently working towards one
  • Current STMS qualification
  • Previous operational traffic management experience
  • Experience working with multiple Road Controlling Authorities
  • Experience supporting civil construction, infrastructure, roadworks or similar projects
  • Experience with CARs, permits and traffic management approval processes
  • Full New Zealand Driver Licence

Benefits:

  • 100% remote work under Independent Contractor Agreement
  • Working hours following NZ business hours
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