Senior Traffic Order Officer (PO2)
Enfield Council
Role
Who You Are
We’re looking for someone with a strong understanding of the legal frameworks and statutory processes that underpin Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) and rights of way orders. You’ll have an eye for detail, excellent organisation skills, and the confidence to lead on technical drafting and process management. Experience working in a local authority or consultancy environment, and a good grasp of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Traffic Management Act 2004 and Highways Act 1980 is essential. You’ll be comfortable working both independently and collaboratively, with a track record of managing deadlines and communicating clearly across a range of audiences.
What the job involves
As our Senior Traffic Order Officer, you will play a key part in enabling the delivery of a wide range of projects across Enfield. You’ll lead the drafting, checking, and progression of permanent traffic orders in accordance with legislation, policy, and best practice, ensuring they are robust, timely, and compliant. You’ll work closely with colleagues across design, legal, and transport planning teams, and liaise with enforcement, community engagement, and highways staff to ensure traffic orders support delivery and are publicly accessible.
- Lead on the drafting and legal processing of permanent Traffic Regulation Orders to support scheme delivery
- Input into statutory consultations and legal publication processes
- Maintain up-to-date records and maps of TROs
- Supervise consultants or agency staff when required
- Ensure compliance with relevant legislation and Enfield’s local policies
Skills
- Strong understanding of legal frameworks and statutory processes
- Excellent organization and detail-oriented skills
- Technical drafting and process management expertise
- Experience in local authority or consultancy environments
- Knowledge of Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Traffic Management Act 2004, Highways Act 1980
- Ability to manage deadlines and communicate across audiences