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[LTA-PSGO] DEPUTY/ASSISTANT ROAD SYSTEM SAFETY MANAGER

Land Transport Authority · onsite · closes 10/22/2026

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Occupational Safety and HealthScience, Engineering & Technicaltemporarymanager

DEPUTY/ASSISTANT ROAD SYSTEM SAFETY MANAGER Responsibilities You will take on a dynamic and multi-faceted role spanning technical, analytical, and outreach work. You will conduct safety audits and inspections across road, cycling path, and bus interchange projects, identifying potential hazards before they become real-world risks. You will provide technical advice to project teams and consultants to help shape safer infrastructure from the ground up and contribute to strengthening LTA's safety governance framework by researching international best practices and improving our road design standards. In addition, you will also get to develop training courses, guidebooks, and safety articles that build capability across the industry — making a difference not just within LTA, but across Singapore's broader transport ecosystem and explore and apply AI-assisted tools and emerging technologies to enhance our safety governance workflows. Requirements • Knowledge in Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Traffic Engineering, or a related discipline • Familiarity with local and international road design standards • Practical experience in road design, traffic management, and road safety engineering is preferred • Strong written and spoken communication skills, with the ability to present ideas clearly and confidently • Good interpersonal skills and the ability to collaborate effectively within a team • Initiative, leadership potential, and strong analytical and observational abilities • Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications; knowledge of AutoCAD, BIM, or specialised traffic modelling software will be an advantage • Hands-on experience with AI tools — whether for data analysis, computer vision, workflow automation, or other applications — and a keen interest in exploring how these technologies can advance road safety practice • Possession of a valid Class 3 driving licence will be an advantage • Those without working experience are also welcome to apply As part of the shortlisting process for the role, you may be required to complete a medical declaration and / or undergo further assessment.

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