As a KAM/QHSE Coordinator, you connect project-site practice with improvements in quality, occupational health and safety, and the environment. You inspect sites and advise teams on infrastructure projects across the Netherlands. 32–40 hours; €4,000–€6,000 gross per month.
At our client company, you connect day-to-day practice at project sites with the wider organization. As a KAM/QHSE Coordinator, you are the point of contact for quality, occupational health and safety, and environmental matters. You regularly visit infrastructure project sites across the Netherlands, listen to what is happening on the ground and turn improvement ideas into practical actions. You work largely independently and consult other KAM coordinators when needed.
Work and schedule
You spend about two days a week at the office in Benschop. On the remaining days, you work at project sites across the Netherlands. The position is 32–40 hours per week and requires a willingness to travel throughout the country.
Your responsibilities
- Carry out workplace inspections independently at project sites and identify opportunities for improvement.
- Advise project teams, supervisors and management on improvements in quality, safety and environmental performance.
- Investigate incidents, prepare reports and follow up safety notifications.
- Help keep the risk inventory and evaluation (RI&E) up to date and prepare health and safety plans (V&G plans).
- Prepare and support audits, and monitor certifications such as ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
- Develop and deliver toolbox talks and safety training, and help keep the workplace emergency-response (BHV) organization up to date.
What you bring
- At least the working and thinking level of Dutch higher professional education (HBO).
- A completed MVK (Middelbare Veiligheidskunde) qualification.
- Experience in infrastructure, including underground infrastructure.
- Willingness to travel throughout the Netherlands.
- Knowledge of relevant industry legislation and standards is an advantage, including BEI and VIAG, Dutch occupational health and safety legislation, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and the Safety Culture Ladder (SCL).
What’s offered
- Gross monthly salary of €4,000–€6,000, depending on your knowledge, skills and experience.
- 25 days of annual leave and 13 ADV days (additional days off) based on full-time employment.
- 8% holiday allowance, paid monthly or annually in May, as you choose.
- A lease car with a charging card, available throughout Europe and for private use.
- A supportive team and opportunities for training, professional development and career progression.