City of London

Road Danger Reduction and Behavioural Change Manager

The Department of Built Environment

£44,820 to £51,110 inclusive of Inner London Weighting, depending on experience/performance

The City Corporation is one of the most exciting and challenging places to work in the country. We have recently delivered a number of award winning schemes such as Holborn Circus (voted London’s best new public space at the recent London Planning Awards). Other major schemes in progress are the removal of Aldgate Gyratory and the redesign of Bank Junction; home of the Bank of England and the Lord Mayor’s Mansion House.

Here, in the City, we are also absolutely committed to reducing road danger whilst maximising the efficiency of our highway network. All this is part of our determined effort to deliver a built environment and transport strategy that supports the Square Mile in remaining the world’s leading business city. To achieve this we have restructured our City Transportation service and created several genuine vacancies for managers with the passion and flare to drive excellence across our services.

This is a real opportunity to work hand in hand with major businesses in shaping a world class city for the future. If you feel you have the appetite, skills and ability to shape and then deliver ‘our future City’ we would be delighted to hear from you.

We intend to be the world no 1 city for business and finance in 2036. To do this we are listening to our stakeholders and investing in our built environment. Working with colleagues across London, we need you, your imagination, experience and vision to drive down casualties on City roads.

You will lead a small team of award winning road safety practitioners. The work will involve engaging with businesses, the City of London Police, Tfl and other partners in developing a programme of intelligence based measures to improve road safety in the City. Safety audits, engineering solutions, education and training will play a key role in your work as will introducing a robust approach to programme evaluation. In addition you will lead on a programme of behavioural change measures to deliver a more sustainable travel environment.

The closing date for all applications is 12 noon on Friday 29th April 2016.

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