3 other jobs found in Gloucester

We are currently recruiting for a Tranport Planner for a 3 month period (potentially longer) based in the Swindon area. About the Transport Planner role: * Working hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30am-5pm (40 hours paid). * Salary is £30K pro rata * Temporary role - minimum 3 month period * Based in Swindon (SN3) * Immediate start Duties & responsibilities for the Transport Planner role: * Plan, optimise & communicate local and nationwide delivery routes for vehicles. * Effectively plan loads to vehicles ensuring on-time deliveries. * Ensure all routes are legally compliant in line with driver's hours legislation, working time directive and vehicle weight restrictions * Ensure all operational goals are met whilst maintaining focus on customer requirements * Communicate efficiently and effectively with both team members and other departments Skills / Experience required for the Transport Planner role: * Strong planning and organisational...

Duties of the role will be to; Schedule and manage content across our range of social media channels. Produce written copy for social media content. Build a community and communicate with internal and external stakeholders to grow our channel reach. Help manage CCR's current website and take a lead in creating and maintaining CCR�s new planned website. Take the lead in developing our SEO and PPC approach, including local and global SEO activities. Take the lead in improving and maintaining our current intranet. Work with other teams to develop social media timelines which coincide with project updates, campaigns, and other brand messages. Track and report on CCR's social media and web platforms, producing key analytics reports. Run digital campaigns and report on the success (ROI) through engaging analytics that deliver insights for senior management. Contribute towards Content Calendars and idea creation for future content campaigns. Design and produce basic...

Some planning roles are buried in process. This one needs someone who can actually move things forward. We’re looking for an experienced Senior Planner to join a busy Development Management service, dealing with a varied caseload where good judgement, clear advice and confident decision-making matter. You’ll be working on planning applications, interpreting plans, applying planning law and policy, negotiating with developers and interested parties, and preparing reports that stand up to scrutiny. There will also be committee involvement, so you’ll need to be comfortable presenting clearly, dealing with challenge, and explaining planning issues in a way that makes sense. This role would suit someone who knows Development Management properly — not just the theory, but the reality of balancing policy, politics, residents, applicants, deadlines and competing interests. What you’ll be doing You’ll be responsible for handling planning matters within a public sector Development...