Careers with the RSA
We are an employer of choice and aspire to create an empowering and collaborative environment for our people.
We are a modern and progressive public service employer who is striving to change attitudes and behaviours among road users to save lives and prevent injuries.
Our roles are diverse and include areas such as Technology, Project Managers, Data Analysts, Business Analysts, Researchers / Statisticians, Driver Testers, Administrative and Management roles, Customer Care agents, Enforcement Officers, Engineers, and Legislation.
Any vacancies will be advertised below and on on the Public Jobs.ie website.
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Current vacancies
ICT Service Desk Engineer – EO (Ref: 18/23)
Our Vison is Zero road fatalities and serious injuries on Irish roads, and part of our mission is for Ireland to have the safest roads in the world, reducing serious injuries and fatalities by 50% by 2030.
The Road Safety Authority is looking to recruit an ICT Service Desk Engineer to join our team of committed professionals and contribute to delivering Ireland's Road Safety Strategy.
RSA are inviting applications from individuals who would like to work in an exciting, dynamic and innovative public service environment, reporting to the Head of ICT Operations.
Please find a detailed information booklet and application form for this position, including essential requirements below.
ICT Service Desk Engineer - Application Form
ICT Service Desk Engineer - Information Booklet
Application Form, CV and supporting documentation must be submitted by e-mail to [email protected]
Closing date: 3:00pm Thursday, 12 October 2023.
The RSA is an equal opportunities employer.
Medical Researcher (Ref: 20/23)
Our Vison is Zero road fatalities and serious injuries on Irish roads, and part of our mission is for Ireland to have the safest roads in the world, reducing serious injuries and fatalities by 50% by 2030.
The Road Safety Authority is looking to recruit a Medical Researcher to join our team of committed professionals and contribute to delivering Ireland's Road Safety Strategy.
RSA are inviting applications from individuals who would like to work in an exciting, dynamic and innovative public service environment, reporting to the RSA Research Manager & Research Officer of the HRB.
Please find a detailed information booklet and application form for this position, including essential requirements below.
Medical Researcher - Information Booklet
Cover Letter, CV and supporting documentation must be submitted by e-mail to [email protected]
Closing date: 3:00pm Monday, 02 October 2023.
The RSA is an equal opportunities employer.
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Public Service Jobs
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Our vision, mission and values
Our Vision is to be a world leader in Road Safety, driving change in attitudes and behaviors in road users, collaborating with stakeholders, to save lives.
Our Mission is to save lives and prevent injuries by reducing the number and severity of collisions on our roads.
Our Values: The safety of the public on our roads is at the heart of everything we do, and our values underpin how we work with each other and for others as we pursue our commitment to making roads safe for all users.
We live and embed our values through collaboration, innovation and commitment to excellence in service.
Integrity
We behave ethically, honestly and transparently in all our actions.
Accountability
We value and appreciate each others contributions in achieving our goals.
Making a Difference
Everything we do is to improve road safety.
Service Excellence
We deliver innovative, responsive and accessible public services.
Collaboration and Partnership
We foster inclusive and supportive working with staff and partners.
Further information
We aim to create, maintain and cultivate a culture of inclusiveness and diversity where difference is not only respected but encouraged. All staff and management are expected to promote equality.
In line with the Employment Equality Acts 1998-2004, we work hard to ensure there is no unlawful discrimination, either direct or indirect.