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Senior Officer Accident Investigation, Nottingham Client:Leicestershire County CouncilLocation:Nottingham, United KingdomJob Category:OtherEU work permit required:YesJob Reference:aae5aa7a902eJob Views:4Posted:02.05.2025Expiry Date:16.06.2025Job Description: Contract Type:PermanentWorking Hours:37 hours per week, 1 postWorker Type:Hybrid WorkerSalary:Starting at £35,235 (Level one) rising to £37,938 (Level four) per annum (pro-rata for part-time)Location:Loxley House, Station Street, Nottingham, NG2 3NGJoin Nottingham City Council's Traffic & Flood Risk Management Service Area. We offer competitive pay, excellent leave entitlements, and a generous pension scheme. We foster an innovative, inclusive, and progressive work culture where everyone can excel.We seek individuals who are innovative, driven, and committed to serving Nottingham. If you're passionate about making a difference, we'd love to hear from you.* Learn more about the benefits of working for Nottingham City Council.About the Role The Traffic & Flood Risk Management Service aims to deliver excellent, customer-focused services efficiently, focusing on the Council’s role as the Highway Authority, aligning with corporate, departmental, and government priorities.This role, supervised by the Technical Lead, involves using road safety investigation and engineering skills to prevent accidents. Ideally, you will be a qualified Road Safety Engineering Auditor. Your responsibilities include studying highway accidents to recommend safety improvements and effectively communicating complex highway proposals with diplomacy and accountability.We are looking for a proactive, efficient individual who prioritizes citizens and customers, collaborates with stakeholders, and maintains professional standards through excellent communication and organizational skills.About You The ideal candidate will have:Knowledge and experience in developing and implementing road safety and highway policies, procedures, and programs.Experience in designing, constructing, and delivering road safety and highway schemes.Knowledge of undertaking road safety audits and providing development control advice to ensure highway safety.Understanding of budget management, procurement, and contract/commissioning processes.A can-do attitude and willingness to learn complex highway processes.Ability to work with diverse stakeholders, handle conflicts, and manage sensitive issues for positive outcomes.Further details can be found in the full job description. Nottingham City Council offers flexible working arrangements, including hybrid working. For informal inquiries, contact Jennifer Williams, Technical Lead - Road Safety, at 0115 8765229 or via email.Closing Date:19th May 2025Note: The advert may close early; early applications are encouraged.Interviews will be held:TBCFor technical application support, contact our Employee Service Centre.#J-18808-Ljbffr