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Highway Asset Manager

Posted 2 months ago

  • Swindon, Wiltshire
  • Contract
  • £45 to £50 /Yr
  • Sponsored
  • Expired - a month ago

We are seeking an experienced Highway Asset Manager to lead a diverse team of professionally qualified individuals and to lead on the delivery of asset management services, including legislative and policy compliance.

Your next role

You will develop, implement and review strategy, policy, process and procedure and provide continuous improvement in all elements of Asset Management including Drainage, Street Lighting, Structures, Highway Conditions, and Data and Systems management. You will work within the relevant legislation, statutory duties and the management of reputational risk to the Council.

As the Highway Asset Manager you will lead the Asset Team and ensure we target and plan our investments to maximise the life of our assets as our town continues to evolve and grow.

Working hours:

  • 37-40 hours per week
  • Monday to Friday
  • Weekly Pay

How to Apply or for more Information:

3 simple ways to apply or get in touch:

  • Apply directly online via the Matchtech website
  • Call Callum Laycock directly on (phone number removed)
  • Email your CV to

Matchtech:

Matchtech are the largest and leading Highways and Transportation Recruitment Company in the UK.

Future Roles:

If you have the correct experience for this type of position but this specific role is not quite right for you, as the level, location or rates etc. is it not quite what you are looking for a present, please still feel free to get in touch with me as I continually recruit similar roles to the one above at all levels across the UK.

Alternatively if are not suitable for this role but still work within the Highways and Transportation industry and believe you will be looking for a new role in the future please give me a call for a confidential chat regarding your employment status.

To apply for these roles, candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.

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