Work Location
Office/Remote
What does this role involve?
Typical duties include:
- Developing short-term and long-term transport plans that align with the objectives of multiple stakeholders
- Overseeing the day-to-day operations of transportation systems, including the scheduling of vehicles and drivers
- Ensuring compliance with transportation regulations and laws
- Managing transportation budgets
- Collaborating with multiple stakeholders
Skills
- Analytical thinking
- Communication
- Financial management
- Leadership
- Problem-solving
Qualifications
To become a Transport planning manager, you could complete a:
- Bachelor’s Degree in a relevant subject – like Geography, Town Planning or Environmental Studies
- Level 4 NVQ or T Level in Transport Planning or related subject
- Level 5 Higher Apprenticeship in Transport Planning or related subject
Example Qualifications
- Higher National Diploma
- Level 4 NVQ
- Level 5 Award
- Level 5 Certificate
- Level 5 Diploma
- Level 5 Higher Apprenticeship
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