Manager: Traffic Impact Assessment - (REF: 10/2026/02)
Johannesburg Roads AgencyJAR · Gauteng
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- Develop policies and standard operating procedures related to the evaluation of traffic impact assessments within all the regions.
- Analyse and interpret data gathered from transport studies, forecast the impact of new and existing developments, and evaluate the impact of closures on traffic operations.
- Develop technical assessment reports that confirm all the factors raised in the submitted drawings and reports, ensuring that it complies with legislation and required methodologies.
- Ensure effective communication so that sound working relationships exist between the Traffic Impact Assessment team, Development Control, CoJ Transportation, external Consultants, authorities and entities.
- Act as an advisory measure to the JDA, CoJ and all traffic engineering related public and private projects.
- Communicate and implement the operational plan and activities to employees in the unit and interfacing divisions.
- Draft policies and procedures affecting the unit and make recommendations to the Operations Manager for improvements.
- Identify, update and manage the strategic and operational risks of the unit and make inputs to the Operational Risk Register.
- Ensure that standard operating procedures are in place for all plant used by business units in the JRA.
- Contribute to the coordination of assurance activities to ensure the effectiveness of controls, for the unit.
- Identify gaps in the assurance provided and review recommendations to close the gaps for the unit.
- Drive talent management for the reporting line in terms of recruitment, development and retention.
- Facilitate a Performance Management culture and philosophy for the JRA that is linked to the achievement of organisational goals.
- Facilitate compliance with the Municipal Finance Management Act MFMA.
REQUIREMENTS AND SELECTION CRITERIA
- Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering, or relevant NQF level 7 equivalent.
- Registration with ECSA as a Professional Engineer or Professional Technologist
- Valid Driver's license
- Minimum of 8 years in traffic and transport studies with emphasis on traffic impact assessments, inclusive of 5 years' experience at middle management level