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Gender Pay Gap Report 2026

At Chevron Traffic Management, we are committed to transparency, fairness, and creating opportunities for everyone to succeed. Each year, we review our gender pay gap to better understand how our workforce is structured and where we can continue to improve.

What Our Data Tells Us

Our workforce remains predominantly male, which reflects the wider industry. This has the greatest influence on our gender pay gap, as men are more likely to be in senior and higher-paid roles, while women are more represented in lower pay bands.

This distribution, rather than unequal pay for equal work, is the primary driver of our gender pay gap.

Pay Gap Overview

Our mean pay gap remains relatively low for our sector, indicating that men and women are paid fairly for equivalent roles. The median gap reflects the current structure of our workforce and the lower proportion of women in higher-paid positions.

Bonus Insights

Our bonus data highlights some encouraging trends:

While the mean bonus gap is influenced by a small number of higher-value bonuses at senior levels, overall this demonstrates that our bonus schemes are applied consistently and fairly.

What We’re Proud Of

Our Focus Going Forward

We recognise that improving gender balance, particularly in senior and technical roles, is key to reducing the gap further. To support this, we are:

We remain committed to building an inclusive workplace where everyone has the opportunity to progress and succeed.

Our certifications, accreditations and memberships

ROSPA
Avetta
BSC
Builders Profile
CECA
Construction Line
Exor
RISQS
PACTS
TMCA
BSI BIM
ISO-9001
ISO-14001
ISO-44001
ISO-45001
ISO-18001
Chevron PAS 2080
ROSPA President's Award
BFRS
Greener Highways