Vacancy – Leeds City Council – Assistant Network Co-ordinator x 2

The City of Leeds is rapidly changing and the Network Management team plays a central role in this process ensuring the effective operation of the city’s highway network, preventing unnecessary disruption for people, goods and services.

The team works with a wide range of people and organisations such as individual residents, developers, utility providers and internal works promoters as part of our duties. This planned work ranges from the licencing of skips through to the co-ordination of major highway works and international events such as the AJ Bell World Triathlon and Tour De Yorkshire. In addition, the team plays a leading role in the Council’s incident management processes when they impact on the network.

To help manage this activity, the Council’s roadworks permit scheme has recently been amended to apply to all streets maintained by Leeds City Council, allowing greater control over the whole network and movement of traffic throughout the city. As a consequence of this and the unprecedented amount of large schemes planned for the next few years through programmes including the Leeds Public Transport Investment Programme and our Connecting Leeds proposals, we have a number of opportunities in the team at various levels.

These include the position of Assistant Network Co-ordinator. Working within the Network Management Support teams the position will play a vital role in performing and supporting Network Management operations. The post holder will assess and co-ordinate permit applications from various work promoters, along with requests for temporary road closures, and a variety of highway licence applications. In addition the post holder will be responsible for customer service activities, communicating with members of the public, Statutory Undertakers and stakeholders to answer queries and resolve highways issues. Applicants will actively deal with highways activities and construction in accordance with New Roads and Street Works Act, Traffic Management Act 2004, Highways Act.

If you are interested in this role and would like any further information or an informal discussion please contact Thomas Wragg 0113 3787026.

Assistant Network Co-ordinator – Grade B3 – Job Description

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We promote diversity and want a workforce that reflects the population of Leeds. Leeds City Council is a Stonewall Top 100 employer, a Mindful employer and a Disability Confident employer.

All new Leeds City Council appointments are made subject to the satisfactory completion of a six month probationary period.

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