Traffic Diversion Plan Designer (Roads O&M)

Description

• Design and prepare emergency diversion routes for unplanned events such as major incidents, road closures or emergency maintenance to ensure safe and rapid network operation under abnormal conditions.
• Coordinate with internal O&M teams and gather technical inputs on work scope, constraints, risks and staging requirements. Conduct early site visits to assess geometry, traffic conditions and safety considerations that affect the design.
• Conduct follow-up site visits during implementation to ensure the deployed TTM matches the approved TDP. Identify deviations, agree safe modifications when necessary and incorporate lessons learned into future designs.
• Develop concept-level TDP proposals and participate in consultation meetings with Authority stakeholders. Progress concepts into detailed TDP designs including layouts, diversion routing, directional signs, cross-sections, buffers, signage schedules, speed management, pedestrian arrangements and TTM phasing.
• The Traffic Engineer (TDP Designer) is responsible for the preparation, development, and coordination of Traffic Diversion Plans (TDP) in support of both planned and unplanned works.
• Advise the CAD team on best practices and standards to ensure consistent and high quality drawing production.
• Provide operational guidance to internal teams and contractors to ensure correct interpretation and use of TDPs during setup, maintenance and removal of TTM.
• Verify and quality check all TDP documentation including drawings, method statements, risk assessments and schedules before submission. Support the submission process and respond to Authority comments in a timely and technically sound manner.
• The incumbent works closely with the CAD drafting team, internal stakeholders, and authorities to secure timely approvals and ensure safe, compliant implementation of traffic management schemes.
• Maintain accurate records and schedules of all TDP and their status, ensuring full traceability and validity at all times.
• The role ensures that all TDPs proposal comply with Qatar standards, WZTMG Rev 1.2, QTCM, QRMM, and other contractual requirements.
• Apply specialised knowledge of Temporary Traffic Management for high-speed roads, collectors, tunnels and urban environments. Incorporate international best practices to enhance safety and mobility.
• Coordinate with internal teams responsible for road space booking / road occupancy to ensure alignment with road occupancy requirements and constraints.
• Prepare internal reports, technical notes and briefings to support operational planning and management decision making.
• Lead the development of comprehensive Traffic Diversion Plans (TDPs) documentation in full compliance with WZTMG Rev. 1.2, Qatar Traffic Control Manual (QTCM), Qatar Highway Design manual (QHDM) and contract specifications. This includes planned works, unplanned events and development of diversion routes and all required directional signing.
• Provide clear work instructions and technical guidance to technicians, draughtsmen and inspectors to support preparation of CAD drawings and documentation. Ensure submissions comply with authority online systems such as QPRO.
• Perform appropriate traffic impact analysis including assessments of congestion, queueing, lane capacity and diversion effects. Coordinate with external consultants for Traffic Impact Assessments when required and maintain working knowledge of traffic modelling software such as Synchro, SIDRA and HCS.

Requirements

• Minimum 4 years of specialised experience developing Traffic Diversion Plans (TDPs) and Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) schemes for high-speed roads, collectors, tunnels, and urban corridors.
• 6–10 years of professional experience in road operations, temporary traffic management, or traffic engineering within consultancy, contracting, or O&M environments.
• Expert knowledge of on-site TTM implementation requirements including the appropriate health and safety requirements.
• Work Zone Traffic Management Guide 1.2.
• Qatar Highway Design Manual or similar international standard.
• Proven experience conducting site assessments, risk evaluations, and design verification for traffic management schemes.
• Knowledge of Qatar’s road network, traffic patterns, and common diversion routes is preferred; however, strong international candidates will be considered if they can quickly learn and adapt to the network.
• Qatar Traffic Control Manual
• Directional Sign Design / Way Finding Sign Design
• Demonstrated experience working with Ashghal authority processes, including TDP approvals, QPRO submission workflows, and coordination with MOI Traffic and Road Corridor Management (preferred).
• Collision Reduction measures
• MME approval or capability of obtaining approval.
• Permit Systems (QPRO), preferred.
• Experience coordinating with multidisciplinary teams and supporting operational planning for maintenance, emergency works, and capital works interfaces.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance