Senior Transport Planner

Company: Carrington West
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Overview

As a Senior Transport Planner, you will drive early-stage transport planning for energy, commercial and residential developments. You’ll work within a transport planning team on site feasibility to planning submission, with exposure to public sector policy work and stakeholder engagement. The role offers remote working with a Scotland-based preference and a chance to shape transport solutions across wind, solar and battery storage schemes. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality, compliant transport outcomes that support project success.

Pay / Benefits

  • remote work
  • flexible career development
  • support for professional development

Responsibilities

  • Prepare Traffic and Transport chapters for Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) for large energy projects (wind, solar, battery storage)
  • Produce Transport Assessments and Transport Statements for diverse developments
  • Conduct site visits, feasibility studies and due diligence from a transport perspective
  • Carry out detailed junction assessments using ARCADY, PICADY and LINSIG
  • Develop access strategies, internal layouts and highway mitigation in line with DMRB and local standards
  • Serve as a key transport input contact on projects and collaborate with clients, architects and multidisciplinary teams
  • Engage with local authorities and stakeholders to support project outcomes
  • Manage project budgets, timelines and resources; assist with tenders and fee proposals to shape opportunities in energy and infrastructure

Key requirements

  • A degree (or equivalent) in Civil Engineering, Transport Planning, Geography or a related subject
  • Progression towards, or achievement of, Chartered status (e.g. CEng, TPP, MRTPI) is desirable
  • Strong hands-on experience with junction modelling software (ARCADY, PICADY, LINSIG)
  • Experience producing EIAs, Transport Assessments and CTMPs
  • Solid understanding of UK design guidance (Manual for Streets, DMRB) and planning policy
  • Background working with private sector clients such as developers or landowners
  • Experience in energy or infrastructure projects (renewables, grid connections) is advantageous
  • Commercial awareness: budgeting, deadlines and delivering to timeframes
  • Stakeholder engagement and relationship management
  • Collaborative, multidisciplinary team collaboration
  • Client-facing communication and presentation
  • ARCADY
  • PICADY
  • LINSIG

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Posted: September 14th, 2026