Streetworks Coordinator
Job description
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Our client runs a variety of utility contracts and they require an experienced street works coordinator (permit coordinator) to join their team and support a 5 month fibre project. You will work closely with the Streetworks Team to ensure deadlines and quality standards are met throughout the business. Experience / knowledge of the BTOR network and experience within the Telecoms or wider Utilities/ Civils Engineering industries is essential.
As Streetworks Co-ordinator you will be responsible for handling all aspects of streetworks permitting, ensuring compliance with the New Roads and Street Works Act (NRSWA) and the Traffic Management Act (TMA). This role is office based, Monday to Friday 8am – 4pm.
Role & Responsibility
- Prepare and submit all documentation of Streetworks notices and adhering to compliance and legislation
- Communicate with operational staff to identify critical areas of client delivery.
- Receive and record data onto work management systems.
- Update management systems within specified timescales and deliverables within the contract
- Prepare Job Packs including Safe-Dig Stats
- Check/ challenge streetwork related Local Authority charges.
- Liaise with operational teams to ensure all projects have the appropriate paperwork and notices in place for works to begin.
- Provide general administrative support to the team.
- Manage and maintain electronic and physical files.
- Previous experience within a similar role in the Utilities/Telecoms industry is desirable.
- Understanding of NRSWA compliance procedures is desirable
- Ensure good time management and prioritise tasks to deliver work to the agreed timelines
- Previous experience using Street Manager, Auora or Symology software would be advantageous
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⭐ Highlight your NRSWA compliance experience prominently as this is essential for streetworks coordination
📊 Quantify your permit processing: "Processed 150+ streetwork permits monthly with 98% compliance rate"
🌐 Emphasise BTOR network knowledge and telecoms/utilities experience as specifically mentioned
🎯 Showcase familiarity with Street Manager, Auora or Symology software if you have it
🤝 Detail your experience liaising with Local Authorities and operational teams on project delivery
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- •Processed 180+ NRSWA streetworks permits monthly for telecoms infrastructure projects, maintaining 99.2% compliance rate with Local Authority requirements
- •Coordinated BTOR network permits across 12 utility contracts, reducing project delays by 25% through proactive Local Authority engagement
- •Managed Street Manager and Symology systems for 8-person operational team, ensuring all Safe-Dig Stats checks completed within 48-hour SLA
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Dear Hiring Manager,
Pyramid8's streetworks coordinator role for the 5-month fibre project immediately caught my attention, particularly the focus on NRSWA compliance and BTOR network coordination. My background in telecoms utilities and proven track record with streetworks permitting align perfectly with your client's requirements for this Leeds-based position.
My background in utilities project coordination has equipped me with extensive experience in permit processing, Local Authority liaison, and compliance management across similar infrastructure projects.
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Interview questions
10 questions generated from this advert.
Technical
- ›How do you ensure compliance with NRSWA regulations when processing streetwork permits?
- ›What experience do you have with the BTOR network and how does it impact permit coordination?
- ›Which work management systems have you used for streetworks coordination?
- ›How do you handle Safe-Dig Stats checks and what potential issues do you look for?
- ›What's your process for challenging incorrect Local Authority charges?
Behavioural
- ›Describe a time when you had to prioritise multiple urgent permit applications with tight deadlines
- ›Tell me about a situation where you identified a compliance issue and how you resolved it
- ›How do you handle communication between operational teams and Local Authorities when there are conflicting requirements?
- ›Give an example of when you had to challenge a decision or charge from a Local Authority
- ›Describe a time when you had to quickly learn new software or systems to meet project demands
STAR answer examples
Model answers using the Situation-Task-Action-Result framework. Adapt to your own experience.
Describe a time when you had to prioritise multiple urgent permit applications with tight deadlines
Tell me about a situation where you identified a compliance issue and how you resolved it