Permitting Coordinator

Permitting Coordinator - Nottingham, Hybrid Highways £28,000 - £34,000 DOE Want your work to shape the roads your community uses every day? As a Permitting Coordinator with a leading Nottinghamshire highways delivery organisation, you'll play a central role in keeping the county's network safe, compliant and moving, with hybrid working, a Local Government Pension Scheme and real room to grow.

Who you'll be working for You'll join the Project Services team within the Pre-Construction division of a well-established highways and infrastructure provider serving Nottinghamshire County. They design roads, improve transport links and deliver sustainable solutions that create safer, better-connected communities.

They value fresh ideas, diverse perspectives and people who care about the impact of their work locally. What you'll be doing as Permitting Coordinator

• Leading the design and delivery of highway improvement schemes, keeping them on quality, budget and programme
• Managing Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) consultations, making sure they're legally compliant and that stakeholders are properly engaged
• Investigating and responding to TRO objections and enquiries, and giving balanced recommendations
• Acting as the go-to adviser on traffic regulation orders, highway signage and road markings
• Reviewing externally designed traffic and highway schemes against design and safety standards
• Working closely with Construction and Commercial teams to support productivity and project delivery
• Keeping health, safety and environmental compliance high across everything you do What you'll bring
• An HNC/NVQ Level 4 in Civil Engineering or a related discipline, or equivalent experience in a highways or traffic design environment
• Confidence using CAD software and specialist design and data management systems
• Strong knowledge of traffic signing, road markings, pedestrian crossings, traffic calming and the relevant design standards
• A good understanding of TROs, the legislation behind them and the statutory processes involved
• Knowledge of health and safety, traffic management and highway engineering legislation
• Experience writing reports and working with clients, stakeholders and colleagues to get results
• A full UK driving licence Salary and benefits The Permitting Coordinator role pays £28,000 - £34,000, depending on experience, plus:
• Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS)
• Hybrid working
• Extra annual leave
• Employee discounts and benefits

Free onsite parking Your future This is a permanent, full-time role (37 hours per week) in a growing organisation that's committed to developing its people. As a Permitting Coordinator here, you'll get broa...

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