Keyword

Chief Inspector, Motor Transport

Transport Inspectors

Minimum Bachelor?s degree in any stream

Relevant work experience

The tasks a Traffic Inspector, Motor Transport is expected to perform include:

Inspecting buses that are running on specified routes

Supervising the work of Ticket Examiners, Time Keepers, Bus Conductors and Bus Drivers

Checking the appearance, smooth functionality, and timely running of the buses

Ensuring that the Bus Drivers and Conductors are in uniform

Examining the tickets and luggage of the passengers

Supervising the alighting and boarding of passengers

Regulating the arrival, departure and frequency of buses

Arranging of extra buses during heavy traffic

Visiting the accident sites to obtain facts and evidence, and informing the nearest police station of the same

Diverting the buses to an alternate route during a fire, breakdown, jam or any other emergency

Studying the traffic requirement in the city and suggesting necessary improvements

Knowledge of the roadways station operation

Knowledge of road safety

Knowledge of traffic rules and regulations

Detailed knowledge of the routes in the area

Knowledge of how to manage an emergency

Detailed knowledge of the functioning of a roadway station

Not applicable

Ability to multitask

Co-ordination skills

Management skills

Patience

Ability to work under pressure

Time management skills

Planning and organizing skills

Team player

It is mostly field work

May need to handle a team of Bus Conductors, Drivers, Ticket Examiners, Time Keepers

Local travelling may be required

Part-time work and contractual jobs may be available

Work from home option is not available

Working hours

Working is 8/9 hours everyday

Shift system is available

Is the job suitable for a candidate with special needs?Maybe

This job is not considered dangerous or hazardous

Occupational hazards may include fatigue, stress, joint pain, etc.

Will be updated

Recent Developments in the Transport/Logistics/Warehousing Sector

Road transport is still the dominant mode of transportation both for moving goods and passengers. India has a huge network of roads comprising of National Highways, State Highways, Major District Roads and Village and other roads.The road network is assuming a pivotal role in the movement of goods and passengers. There has been a substantial shift in the mode of transportation from railways towards the road sector. While the railways handles only 40% of the freight and 20% of the passengers load, 60% of the goods and 80% of passenger?s movement takes place through roads. It is anticipated that the function of the road network will further increase in the future.

Apart from this shift, there has also been a rise in job openings for many job roles namely Road Transport Clerks, Traffic Manager, Locomotive Engineer, Railroad Conductors, Subway Operators, Customs Department Officers, etc. Women have also started to take up jobs in this sector. Given the recent trends in the market, it is also going to increase job opportunities for Traffic Inspector, Motor Transport, Roadways.

Transport companies Government institutes

Private companies

Across India