Graduate Transport Planner

Graduate Transport Planner Southampton £28,000 - £30,000 A growing and well-regarded transport planning consultancy is seeking a Graduate Transport Planner to join its expanding team. This opportunity is being advertised by a recruitment partner on behalf of the company. This role offers an excellent launchpad into Transport Planning within a supportive SME environment, providing structured development, real project exposure, and long-term progression opportunities. The Role Working alongside experienced Transport Planners and Civil Engineers, the successful candidate will support planning applications for new and regenerated development sites. Over a 12–18 month graduate programme, they will gain hands-on consultancy experience across multiple live projects. Key responsibilities include: Assisting with Transport Assessments, Statements, and Travel Plans Supporting site layout, access, and parking design reviews Interpreting local and national planning policy Analysing traffic impact using TRICS and modelling software (with support) Reviewing architect layouts and design standards (including CAD input) Attending client meetings and site visits with senior colleagues Contributing to business development and marketing initiativesAbout You Degree educated Strong written and verbal communication skills Analytical with excellent attention to detail Organised, proactive, and able to manage workload effectively Interested in development planning, transport, and sustainable travel Comfortable working both independently and within a teamWhat’s on Offer Competitive benefits package Pension scheme & private healthcare Generous annual leave + birthday off Buy/sell holiday scheme Bonus scheme & annual salary reviews Flexible and home working options Paid professional memberships & CPD support Wellbeing support including EAP and mental health first aiders Social events and strong work/life balanceIf you are interested in this Graduate Transport Planner role, please contact Callum at Aztrum via (url removed)