Associate - Major Infrastructure Planning

Description

• Mentoring peers or early-career professionals.
• Supporting the development of industry standards or contributing to policy discussions.
• Sharing expertise through speaking engagements, publications, or thought leadership.
• Be capable of maintaining relationships with existing ITP public and private sector clients, additionally identifying and realising new commercial opportunities for generating project work from key clients.
• Participating in relevant professional associations, working groups, or industry forums.

Requirements

• Have a growing network of industry contacts and positive client referrals.
• Hold a relevant professional qualification such as Chartered Engineer or TPP (or equivalent).
• Demonstrate experience of project and programme management, with experience of successfully delivering Major Infrastructure consents, requirements and complex multi-work package programmes.
• Communicate clearly and effectively, both in writing and verbally, using a range of formats to convey complex ideas.
• Have a sound understanding of transport policy and current issues in the UK.
• Possess a strong grasp of stakeholder engagement strategies, with the ability to translate feedback from constructive dialogue into positive project results.
• Possess robust technical skills in highways, transport and traffic management projects with a detailed knowledge of highway design principles and technical approvals.
• Have a strong consultancy background, with a proven track record of working within the DCO/NSIP planning process and of managing major project consent and subsequent compliance.

Benefits

• A flexible, friendly, and collaborative working environment.
• A competitive remuneration package, including salary sacrifice schemes and flexible working arrangements, including part time options.
• Opportunities to work on exciting and meaningful projects.

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance