FAQs
What does the role of a Graduate Transport Planner involve?
The role involves collecting transport data, writing Transport Assessments and Travel Plans, promoting sustainable travel initiatives, and undertaking junction modelling using specialized software.
What qualifications are preferred for this position?
An Honours Degree in Civil Engineering, Transport Planning, Planning, Geography, Statistics, Economics, Operational Research, or an equivalent subject is preferred.
Is prior work experience necessary for this role?
While not necessary, relevant work experience gained through summer placements and internships is preferred, or candidates should be able to demonstrate a genuine interest in Transport Planning.
Where is the office located?
The office is based in south Liverpool, close to the airport.
What benefits does the company offer?
The company offers a competitive salary, pension, paid professional membership, private healthcare, and opportunities for social events and team outings.
Is there training available for new graduates?
Yes, there will be one-to-one training and support from all team members on a wide range of tasks related to transport planning.
Are applicants expected to relocate to Liverpool?
Ideally, applicants should live in or close to Liverpool or be willing to relocate, but having strong ties to the area is also valued.
What types of projects will I be involved in?
You will have the opportunity to work on a variety of exciting development projects across sectors such as residential, commercial, renewable energy, healthcare, and education.
What software tools will I be using in this role?
You will use GIS software for travel pattern investigations and specialized software for junction modelling.
How does the company support professional development?
The company fosters professional development through mentorship from experienced professionals and opportunities to engage in various tasks that enhance skills within transport planning.