Highways Manager - Strategy & Development

Location: The Wilson Centre, Hull (HU1 2AG)
Contract: Until 31/03/2025 (with potential for extension)
Pay Rate: £30.00 per hour (via Umbrella)
Hours: 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday

Are you an experienced Highways Manager ready to take on a strategic leadership role? Hull City Council is seeking a dedicated professional to lead and shape their Transport Strategy and Development Team. This is an exciting opportunity to drive forward key initiatives in development planning, transport modeling, and sustainable travel.

Key Responsibilities:

* Provide effective direction and leadership in professional planning and development services, focusing on transport modelling, strategic highway development, and forward planning.

* Manage and guide the Transport Strategy and Development team, ensuring efficient and innovative solutions to transport and development challenges.

* Collaborate with sector professionals and organizations to integrate modern principles, standards, and methodologies into service provision.

* Represent Hull City Council as a client in regional strategic investment initiatives, including road, rail, water, and air transport projects.

* Oversee the Safety and Facilities Management Team, ensuring effective tracking and progress of raised jobs.

Why Join Us?

* Work on impactful projects that shape Hull's transport strategy and infrastructure.

* Be part of a forward-thinking team dedicated to sustainable and active travel solutions.

* Enjoy the stability of a long-term contract with the potential for extension.

What We're Looking For:

We are seeking candidates with a proven track record in transport strategy, team leadership, and project management within a highways or development context. If you have a passion for shaping sustainable transport solutions and driving strategic investment, we want to hear from you!

Ready to make a difference?
To express your interest or learn more, get in touch today. Don't miss this opportunity to lead Hull City Council's transport strategy into the future