Model industrial installations, assess risks and advise on safety in surrounding areas. This 32–40-hour role in Assen offers flexibility over where and when you work, with a gross monthly salary of €3,717–€5,412 on a full-time basis.
The role
As a mid-level process technologist, you will work on safety and environmental studies for industrial installations and sites. You will use specialist modelling software to assess risks, carry out precise calculations and analyses, and turn your findings into integrated advice on safety in the surrounding area.
Your work includes quantitative risk assessments (QRAs) for Seveso matters and permit processes, as well as reviewing risks associated with industrial designs. You will work with permitting and process-safety specialists and liaise with clients and competent authorities.
Projects may cover a range of sectors, including chemicals, renewable energy and waste processing.
What you’ll do
- Model installations and industrial sites and prepare risk and environmental studies.
- Turn your analyses into integrated advice for clients and colleagues.
- Take the lead on safety and environmental issues and liaise with clients and competent authorities.
- Prepare proposals and deliver assignments independently.
- Support junior colleagues and work with advisers and project leaders.
- Develop your expertise in areas including Seveso and process safety.
Schedule and location
The base is Assen. Working hours are 32–40 per week. You have substantial flexibility over where and when you work. No shift pattern is specified.
What you bring
- A completed higher-education degree at HBO or WO level in a relevant field, such as safety, environmental science, chemistry, process technology or chemical engineering.
- At least three years of modelling experience.
- Knowledge of modelling packages and the ability to turn results into well-supported advice.
- An interest in technology, safety, the environment and risk management.
- An existing network, or the ambition to build one, in external safety.
- An enjoyment of solving complex problems and working with data, advanced software and precise analyses.
What’s offered
- A gross monthly salary of €3,717–€5,412 on a full-time basis.
- 32–40 working hours per week. The contract type has not been specified.
- At least 30 days of annual leave, the option to purchase additional leave and an excellent pension scheme.
- A home-working allowance and a set-up home workspace if you work from home regularly.
- The opportunity to become a co-owner. If you receive a permanent appointment, the first five share certificates are provided at no cost.
- Opportunities to continue developing through internal learning and development programmes.