Local Government Council Opportunity: Traffic warden

Traffic warden Current Vacancies

2006-11-24:

Traffic wardens are responsible for making sure that traffic and parking laws and regulations are observed.
Traffic wardens also arrange for vehicles to be clamped, or removed by the police to a parking pound if necessary.
Some police forces have extended the role of traffic wardens, to cover moving traffic offences and deal with antisocial behaviour.
This can mean combining the role of traffic warden with that of community support officer.
Traffic wardens usually work between 6.30am and 8pm.
Traffic wardens spend most of the day on their feet.
The number of openings for traffic wardens is decreasing as more local authorities are taking over the responsibility for enforcing parking regulations from the police force.
The London boroughs have contracted out the work to private companies who directly employ the staff.
In some other areas there are plans to merge duties of parking attendants and traffic wardens into one force of privately-employed wardens.
Progression is based on ability and experience, and traffic wardens may be promoted to senior grades.Traffic wardens earn between 14,000 and 16,000 a year. (Permalink)

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2007-07-25: milton-keynes jobs-careers: Practical experience at working with maps and plans. Knowledge: Knowledge of data analysis and presentation techniques/systems. To participate in the Councils Staff Appraisal and development scheme throughout the Milton Keynes area. POST TITLE: Safer Roads Technician GRADE: MK6. DEPARTMENT: Traffic and Transport: RESPONSIBLE TO: Senior Road Safety Engineer. To input, on a daily basis, traffic collision and casualty data from Thames Valley Police onto the Council's map based computerised collision database. To attend and represent the Council at meetings of the Thames Valley regional traffic collision data procedures. format for data provision, providing data and arranging invoicing where appropriate. requirements regarding provision of collision and casualty data to all third parties. throughout Milton Keynes, including analysis of data, to ensure sites operate to deliver maximum casualty reduction benefits, ensuring adherence to health & safety requirements. national Safety Audit procedures and guidelines. Click the 'Login' link above. Simply enter your email address, How does my User Account/Personal Account work Fill out the application form. 'Application Form' attached to this job. button. The application form is self-explanatory. FAMILY SUPPORT WORKERS (8 POSTS) Reference No: management skills For informal enquiries please contact Leslie O'Reilly on 01908 679819. Posted By : Human Resources Location: Galley Hill Education Centre Salary: 15,153 - 17,781 Closing: 15,153 - 17,781 REF- Milton Keynes Parent partnership Service is a small team offering Experience of informal enquiries, please contact Jacqueline Hashemi, on 01908 254518. PUPIL SUPPORT OFFICER Reference No: Salary: 17,154 - 20,736 For informal enquiries please contact Lisa Hales SAFER ROADS TECHNICIAN Reference No: Posted By : Human Resources Location: Civic Offices Interview date- 2008 You are here: Home > Council Jobs Careers advice Equality and diversity Jobs Training and development, young people employment, Employment advice, Either e-mail us at jobs@milton-keynes.gov.uk Or write to our HR Recruitment Team at Milton Keynes Council, Saxon Court, 502 Avebury Boulevard, Milton Keynes Related Links: Department for Work and Pensions, Travel information Statistics. Interested persons should apply to milton keynes .gov.uk at http://www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/jobs-careers/ (Permalink)