A leading provider of transport infrastructure services in the UK, this company offers a wide range of capabilities that is not limited to design, construction, and maintenance of road networks, traffic management systems, and rail infrastructure. Sustainability and innovation are at the forefront of every project that they delivery, and by using the latest technologies and techniques, they never fail to efficiently deliver environmentally friendly solutions.
As the Public Liaison Officer, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the success of the works within the community. You will be tasked with building productive relationships with local stakeholders (business, schools, churches) that are directly affected by the construction and ensuring they are aware of what is taking place. If need be, you will help in assisting with anything that can be done to reduce the impact on their day to day lives.
Your role will comprise of the following elements:
Identifying making initial contact with and then maintaining on-going engagement with local business directly affected by the works
Maintaining regular contact with targeted stakeholders, including community leaders, those who are most inconvenienced by the works
Acting as the primary point of contact for all residents, businesses and other local stakeholders and resolving their enquiries about construction
Communication could be any verbal or written enquiries from MPs, local councillors, resident association members, schools and local places of worship
Acting as a key information resource for company stakeholder engagement, responding to questions and by proactively alerting them of construction works issues or changes that conflict with what has previously been agreed
Alongside your excellent relationship building skills, diplomacy and your enthusiasm for taking good care of people.
You will fit into the following specifications:
Your ability to communicate effectively is critical to this role, perhaps you've been in an advisory or communications-based role, managed stakeholder engagement
Well-honed negotiation skills and the ability to deal with situations with tact and diplomacy
Demonstrate ability to form strong and long-lasting working relationships
Able to relate and communicate with a broad range of people
Heavily involved in the community and ensure a favourable outcome for all
Highly organised
This is a part time role working 2-3 days a week - paying up to £200 a day.
If you're ready to get stuck into your new Public Liaison Officer role, have a chat with us today!
