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Streetworks Compliance Manager

Circet IRE & UK
Cornwall
3 days ago
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Circet are currently recruiting for a Streetworks Manager to be responsible for overseeing the inspection regime and related activities of the Civils Inspectors, associated with highway works under the New Roads and Street Works Act 1991 (NRSWA) and Traffic Management Act 2004 (TMA).



Working with Circet

Circet Ireland & UK have built an ever-growing portfolio of specialist services. We are leading providers to the Telecommunications, Transport Infrastructure and Power Sectors in Ireland and the UK. We are driven to be innovative and proactive in delivering solutions that meet our client’s expectations while not losing sight of their changing requirements. With over 4500 employees across Ireland & UK we continue to bring people together to make this happen.



Responsibilities as Streetworks Manager include:

Manage the co-ordination of Street Works across the UK by liaising with Statutory Undertakers, LA, Councils & Road Authority. Manage teams and oversee applications / issue licences where appropriate. Facilitate and broker solutions to network occupancy conflicts, making unilateral decisions where necessary. Lead the development and continuing application of policies, systems, processes, standards and QA mechanisms for the management and control of penalties for failure to meet with the requirements of appropriate legislation. Overall management of the planning/noticing of works being organised on the highway. Manage, prepare and circulate programmes containing daily whereabouts and other works and information for LA, Client and stakeholders. Chair and Co-ordinate HAUC meetings, ensuring a proper audit trail of meetings and outcomes. Deliver appropriate enforcement action where necessary. Support and manage the Noticing Manager. Support the coordination and implementation of the Temporary Road Works Policy, ensuring effective liaison with the clients and staff. Ensure all necessary budgetary control and financial management are in place for delivering the street works service, recovering costs where appropriate, recovering penalty charges from subcontractors and making charges for other services including recharge of subcontractors where appropriate. Ensure effective communication with the stakeholders to proactively promote the Streetworks Service, using all available formats. Establish the post as the focal point for contact in relation to the Streetworks Service. Respond appropriately to enquiries from members, the public and the LA within response times. Provide input and support towards all staff and stakeholders including LA by holding scheduled meetings with KN Circet, stakeholders and or LA. Lead and develop your staff to ensure efficient and effective service delivery. Assist the other teams within the company when issues arise. Deputise any roles within the team if necessity dictates.




Skills & Experience required:
Strong knowledge of NRSWA legislation, NRSWA Specification and Codes of Practice, and the Traffic Management Act and Codes of Practice. Computer literate. CDM/Health and Safety knowledge. Contract procedure knowledge. Experience of supervising staff. Operational application of NRSWA. Co-ordination of Street Works. Liaison with contractors and third parties. Site supervision. Health and Safety Risk Assessments. 3/5 years + experience as a Senior Technician in a Streetworks Functionality.



Why work in Circet? Be part of a company that encourages involvement, diversity and inclusion Be part of a company that nurtures excellence and develops leaders Be part of a company that encourages personal development and career progression through our further education programme, mentoring programme and pathway programme Be part of a company that is dedicated to making a difference through our Corporate Social Responsibility You will get a competitive salary and a benefits package which includes 25 days annual leave per annum, life assurance, access to Employee Assistance Programmes and access to career developmental opportunities



Circet IRE & UK is an inclusive organisation and welcomes all applications. Our mission is to create a workforce that consists of individuals with talent, skills and potential across all areas of our business. We celebrate diversity and we are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.


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