TRANSPORT PLANNER At NEW DELHI

It has been more than 60 years since SYSTRA has garnered expertise that spans the entire spectrum of Mass Rapid Transit System. SYSTRA India’s valuable presence in India roots back to 1957, where SYSTRA worked on the electrification of Indian Railways. Our technical excellence, holistic approach and the tremendous talent provides a career that puts people who join us at the heart of improving transportation and urban infrastructure efficiency.

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Context

TRANSPORT PLANNER

Missions/Main Duties

oReviewing of existing Railway policies, manuals and guidelines for developing and implementing transportation plans and strategies to improve efficiency, reduce congestion, and enhance sustainability of transportation systems

• Drafting/Updating railway policies, manuals and guidelines, Transport planning Methodologies' and manual etc .
• transport planning work, Model split assessment and parking ECS calculation related to Master plan assessment, Station development plan and ancillary facilities associated to station development.
• Transport modeling, traffic simulation/ traffic data assessment related to Railway stations /TOD etc.
• Reviewing Station Master Plans, concept / Tender Stage drawings/GFC stage , architecture /transport planning related drawings, masterplan plan drawings in terms of transport planning etc
  
  

oR&D Works for station redevelopment related to Transport planning or any other R&D work as assigned by client.

oKnowledge of Guidelines related to railways/station development like MSSR, NBC,MOHUA,UTTIPEC, IS codes related and Indian/Sate/Local Bodies laws related to transport planning.

Profile/Skills

oHands on Knowledge of Planning Tools like MS Project & vism , cube , power point , AutoCAD and other relevant 3d software's used transport modeling software’s.

We commit to put people who join us at the heart of improving transportation and urban infrastructure efficiency. As we are growing, this is time to be a part of this challenging adventure. It’s not a job - it’s a career!

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