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Traffic Rail Planner @ Maritime Transport

IpswichOnsiteFull-timePosted 44 days ago

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About this role

We are seeking a detail-oriented and proactive Traffic Rail Planner to join our growing team based on our Ipswich Depot. In this role, you will be responsible for developing, coordinating, and optimising rail traffic plans to ensure efficient, and reliable operations driven by utilisation and profitability. You’ll work closely with operations to ensure the traffic plans are implemented and administered with high attention to detail

Why work for Maritime Transport?

Competitive salaryAnnual salary review (discretionary).Annual bonus (discretionary).25 days holiday plus 8 bank holidays on top from day 1.Life assurance cover x3 from day 1 and up to age 66.Big discounts on MSC cruises for yourself, family and friendsMaritime weekly lottery (chance to win one thousand pounds every week)Group personal pension.Employee assistance programme.You’ll be working for one of the market leaders Key Responsibilities

The planning of daily traffic sheets by service maximising utilisation and profitabilityOptimise internal and external volume ensuring logistical and geographical senseMonitor KPI, SLA’s and customer reportingDevelop and maintain train schedules and traffic plans in line with operational requirementsMonitor live operations and adjust plans in response to disruptions or changesLiaise with internal teams, Rail OperatorsAnalyse performance data to identify trends and recommend improvementsEnsure compliance with safety regulations and industry standards About You

Experience in rail planning, transport logistics, or a similar operational roleStrong analytical and problem-solving skillsAbility to work under pressure and make quick, informed decisionsExcellent communication and stakeholder management skillsProficiency in planning tools like Paris and Tops, or similar transport modelling systems

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