Carry out materials testing and quality inspections for construction projects. Based in Dordrecht, with travel throughout the Netherlands. 32–40 hours per week; gross salary of €3,200–€5,200 per month, based on 40 hours.
The role
At our client company, you will combine work in a materials laboratory with quality inspections at construction sites. You will investigate potential improvements to products and processes and assess materials for suitability, durability, product safety and quality.
Materials include concrete, grout and injection mixes used in specialist ground and foundation engineering. You will test samples in the laboratory and at project sites, and research new testing methods. You will also carry out first- or second-line quality inspections on active construction projects; this is a substantial part of the role.
Hours and location
The role is 32 to 40 hours per week and based in Dordrecht, South Holland. You will travel to project locations throughout the Netherlands for inspections, and occasional hotel stays may be needed. The detailed work schedule has not been specified. Hybrid working is possible.
What you bring
- A completed MBO-level qualification, for example in civil engineering, concrete technology or chemistry.
- An interest in materials technology and carrying out trials, tests and inspections.
- An analytical and precise approach to your work.
- A practical, hands-on attitude.
- The ability to work independently and as part of a team.
- Willingness to travel in the Netherlands and stay overnight when necessary.
What is offered
- A gross monthly salary of €3,200–€5,200, based on a 40-hour week and depending on your background and experience.
- A 32–40-hour working week.
- A monthly sustainable employability budget of approximately 2% of your monthly salary.
- 30 days of annual leave based on a 40-hour week.
- An individual budget, normally paid with your salary, with the option to take a total of 13 days of annual leave instead.
- A phone and laptop; a lease car may be available when working at a project site.
- Hybrid working, including workplace equipment and a home-working allowance.
- Development opportunities and other benefits under the construction and infrastructure collective labour agreement.
- The contract type has not been specified.