TMP Designer at Fulton Hogan

Whangārei, Northland, New Zealand -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

29 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

31 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

TMP Design, NZGTTM Compliance, Rapid TCP Software, Traffic Management Plans, Road Controlling Authority Submission, Problem Solving, Teamwork, Quality Focus, Traffic Management Software, STMS Background

Industry

Civil Engineering

Description

Nau mai, haere mai ki a Fulton Hogan | Join us at Fulton Hogan We’re looking for a TMP Designer to join our Traffic team in Whangārei. You’ll be responsible for creating safe, compliant and practical traffic management plans that support a wide range of activities on the road network. Mō te tūranga | About the role A typical day will include: Designing TMPs for single and multiple activities as prioritised Developing TMPs in accordance with NZGTTM and any approved variations or engineering exception decisions Producing traffic management plans using Rapid TCP (or similar) software Managing the complete TMP process from request to approval, including submission to the relevant road controlling authority Working closely with our Traffic Management Manager, STMSs, crews and clients to ensure plans are fit-for-purpose and delivered on Kei te kimi mātou i tētahi e whai ana i ēnei pūkenga | We’re looking for someone with Good working knowledge of Rapid Plan, NZGTTM and My worksites Basic Microsoft office knowledge Is a problem solver who thinks ahead to the next step Works well in a team and supports others Takes pride in your work and the quality of what you deliver If you’ve got experience designing TMPs, using traffic management software, or coming from an STMS or traffic management background and keen to step into a design role, we’d love to hear from you. He pai te mahi, he pai ngā painga | Good work, good benefits At Fulton Hogan, we genuinely care about the wellbeing of our people and giving them the tools and opportunities they need to succeed and grow with us. You’ll have access to: Medical insurance and Life insurance after the eligibility period KiwiSaver employer contributions after service milestones, up to 7% Parental leave top‑up payment with additional return‑to‑work support Ongoing training and development, with clear career growth and progression opportunities Great discounts at a wide range of retailers Ko wai mātou | About us Fulton Hogan is an integrated infrastructure, construction and services business working across New Zealand and Australia. We partner with clients and communities to design, build, operate and maintain critical assets – from bitumen and quarries to roads, water and energy. Our people are united by a simple purpose: to create, connect and care for communities, while reducing environmental impact and supporting more sustainable futures. Learn more about us at Homepage - Fulton Hogan and apply to be part of our growing industry. Me pēhea te tono | How to apply: If this sounds like you and you’re ready to help us deliver good work in Whangārei, apply now with your CV and a brief cover letter outlining your TMP and/or traffic management experience. Apply now and start your journey with our Fulton Hogan whānau. All successful candidates must undergo and pass a pre‑employment medical and drug screen prior to employment. We are driven by fresh ideas and opportunities. We aim to do more and do better – for our people, our communities and the countries that we work in. As an employer, we know this relationship is a two-way street. We’re always looking for people who are passionate about the work they do. If that’s you, we’d like to invite you to become part of our family and join us in the good work we do.

Responsibilities

The role involves creating safe, compliant, and practical traffic management plans (TMPs) for various road network activities, prioritizing designs based on need. Responsibilities include producing TMPs using software like Rapid TCP and managing the entire process from request through to approval by the relevant road controlling authority.