Traffic Planner

Job Description

As a traffic planner, you are responsible for planning and designing timetables for trains and work vehicles in our railway facility. You receive applications and based on these, you analyze and ensure that there is the possibility to run trains or carry out work on the railway. You also engage in dialogue both internally and externally on matters related to planning of applications and available capacity to find the best solutions and minimize disruptions in the railway network. This is in order to create good conditions for having a market-specific train schedule and production plan that maintains high quality in terms of punctuality and safety.

The work as a traffic planner is a social job where you have many contact points and different types of collaboration spaces both within and outside of the Traffic Administration. It is a varied job and requires the ability to drive and be responsible for delivering based on set goals. You need to be able to see complex relationships that contain large amounts of information and convey it further adapted to the target group you are working with. You actively use your strategic ability every day when allocating capacity in the railway facility for train paths, track usage, and services according to the Railway Network Description (JNB).

Traffic Administration offers you a modern workplace where we meet each other with respect in an open and innovative culture. We are careful to create conditions for a good balance between work, family, and leisure but also create conditions for employees to perform at their best.

Who are you?

- Good communication skills that involve the ability to convey messages in a simple way and with sensitivity to the recipient. As a person, you easily seek and absorb information and you see opportunities in changes. You can think in new ways and do this in a solution-oriented and flexible manner. You should also be able to see logic and relationships in complex information or environments and be good at planning your work. In addition, you are motivated by an active employee role where you responsively take responsibility for your tasks while being attentive to how you are a part of and contribute to the overall goal through collaboration with others.

We are looking for someone who:

• - has a university or college education of at least 180 ECTS credits in spatial planning or logistics, or equivalent education combined with relevant experience that the Traffic Administration considers equivalent
• - has good computer skills and relevant experience working with various data systems
• - has good knowledge of Swedish in speech and writing

It is a merit if you:

• - have current and relevant experience of working with planning or logistics in the transport sector, or other experience that the Traffic Administration considers equivalent
• - have current and relevant experience with digital application and planning tools

In this recruitment, you need to attach your CV but we do not require a personal letter.

The job location for this position is Malmö.

Do you wish to work partially remotely? In this position, there may be an opportunity to work from home up to 40 percent of your working time.

Web-based tests may be used as part of the selection process. We primarily use email (from email address: [email protected]) to send out information and invitations. Check your inbox and also junk mail/SPAM regularly during this time to ensure that you receive all information from us! To avoid having information regarding your application classified as SPAM, you can advantageously add our email address: [email protected] to your email contacts.

The initial interviews will tentatively be held via Skype during weeks 43-44.

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The questions you need to answer when submitting your application will be the basis for the initial selection we make. If there is no other information in the advertisement, we ask you to attach your CV. We have stopped requesting personal letters because we do not include it as part of the selection basis.

In Traffic, you work in the center of events to make our transport system work for all Sweden's thousands of travelers - around the clock, all year round. We plan, manage, and monitor traffic on 98,500 km of state roads and 14,200 km of state railways. Our task is to contribute to ensuring that roads are passable, trains arrive on time, and traffic information is up to date.

At the Traffic Administration, we work to bring Sweden closer. We believe that a union of different experiences, backgrounds, and perspectives is the best foundation for building a discrimination-free workplace and an environment where everyone thrives and does their best. We believe in diversity where the common denominator is reliability, commitment, and courage. Because that is how we best represent our society.