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Innovation | 13th September 2021
Leeds City Council has issued an update on road improvement and infrastructure works taking place across the city.
Are you passionate about road safety? Are you an experienced transportation professional? If so, why not join the Influencing Travel Behaviour team where you will be able to make a real difference to those who live, visit and work in Leeds.
Are you passionate about travel plans and sustainable transport? Are you an experienced transportation professional? If so, why not join the Influencing Travel Behaviour team where you will be able to make a real difference to those who live, visit and work in Leeds.
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.
You will be expected to lead a team to plan, manage and co-ordinate all highway works and events. You will also be responsible for all aspects of the New Roads and Street Works Act and for licensing some activities under the Highways Act.
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.
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.
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 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.
A vacancy has arisen within the Transport Strategy team of Leeds City Council for a data analyst to undertake the analysis of road casualty data for Leeds and the neighbouring West Yorkshire authorities.
Members of LCRIG are also provided with a Member Profile. This service provides each member with the opportunity to share their organisation’s details, job opportunities, news, videos and links to key information. Members are also able to request for LCRIG to facilitate communication between members and the wider highways community.
