Traffic safety supervisor 1

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1. POSITION DETAILS

1.1. Position: Traffic Safety Supervisor
1.2. Location/Department: Building and Infrastructure
1.3. Reporting to: Project Manager/Operations Manager
1.4. Key Working Relationship: All KSA BIC business units

2. MINIMUM REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

2.1. Specialty

• Expertise in developing and implementing traffic management plans (TMPs) to ensure safe and efficient traffic flow around work sites.


• Skilled in setting up and supervising traffic control devices, including signs, barricades, and flagging operations.


• Knowledge of temporary traffic control measures and work zone safety practices.

2.2. Education: Degree BA or equivalent
2.4. Technical Knowledge: Highly energetic and efficient engineer with experience in temporary traffic management in highway and local road projects.
2.5. Experience: ≥ 07 years

3. RESPONSIBILITIES / AUTHORITIES / ACCOUNTABILITIES

3.1. Primary Functions
Role and Responsibilities:

• Ensure all work is carried out in accordance with traffic safety standards and regulations.


• Follow the guidelines of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) and ensure proper implementation.


• Supervise and enforce traffic safety protocols to minimize risks and ensure compliance with safety regulations.


• Review and approve the contractor’s Maintenance and Traffic Management Plans during construction activities.


• Implement traffic management plans and oversee the safe coordination of vehicles, equipment, and personnel on-site.


• Conduct surveys and analyses of land features to support transportation and infrastructure planning.


• Design and implement road safety programs to reduce traffic-related incidents.


• Collaborate with the project team to discuss and finalize short, medium, and long-term Traffic Diversion Plans (TDPs).


• Coordinate with the Traffic Engineer to implement the required changes in Traffic Management and Diversion Plans (TTMD) before submission. Follow up with stakeholders to ensure timely approval of TDPs.


• Supervise and coordinate with Site Traffic Management Supervisors for the implementation, maintenance, and decommissioning of TDPs as per approved plans.


• Arrange the necessary Traffic Control Devices (TCD) for TDPs in collaboration with the Project and Construction Managers.


• Organize and submit weekly and monthly observation closeout reports.


• Ensure continuous monitoring and reporting on traffic safety and implement improvements as needed.


• Conduct weekly and monthly meetings with operators to improve their skills and ensure adherence to traffic safety protocols.


• Develop and deliver training programs for traffic safety awareness and operational excellence.


• Provide technical guidance to project teams, ensuring adherence to traffic safety standards and project specifications.


• Prepare professional reports, meeting notes, and technical presentations for stakeholders and management.


• Maintain accurate documentation of traffic safety activities, risk assessments, and corrective actions.

Road Safety Responsibilities:

• Resort Core site traffic control, parking management, and keeping haul roads free from traffic congestion at all times.


• Inspect and ensure that Logistics Notification and Authority to Proceed (ATP) is obtained and in place for abnormal load, road blocking, and lifting activities, covering any impact on neighboring plots.


• Patrol the Resort Core site and ensure adherence to speed limits and traffic safety measures. Intervene in cases of non-compliance and report all traffic violations.


• Monitor and report road conditions, tracking all submitted "Road Notification Reports."


• Follow up with the appropriate maintenance contractor to ensure resolution and closure of Road Notification Reports.


• Monitor all excavation areas, confirming there are sufficient signage and safety barriers to prevent accidental falls.


• Monitor all sub-district and sub-plot evacuation strategies and report any areas of excess water flow, stagnant water, or damage following heavy rain.


• Monitor all road signage and wayfinding, reporting any concerns to the Construction Services Consultant and Road Safety Manager, while reviewing to ensure actions to resolve issues have been completed.

3.2. AUTHORITIES: As per Bureau Veritas policies
3.3. Technical Expertise

• Traffic monitoring systems, GPS tracking, and advanced traffic management solutions.


• Knowledge of safety equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE) specific to traffic control operations.

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