Site Manager

As a site manager, you will be largely responsible for the following range of tasks: 

• Coordinate placement of products on various projects.
• Planning and communicating production dates, including what needs to be in stock and ready for the yard.
• Starting up projects and ensuring everything is on site on time.
• Making arrangements with placers, both in-house and subcontractors.
• Coordinate the required materials and people.
• Inform clients and provide updates on project progress.
• Organising and prioritising within projects.
• Communicate with production and placers about the work plan.
• Manage progress reports and invoices, including customer approvals and accounting processing.
• Hands-on mentality: quickly finding solutions to shortages and making necessary purchases when needed.
• Supervise projects ranging from a few weeks to a little under a week.
• Managing shifts of 4-5 men, depending on the number of projects.

As a site manager, you will largely meet the following requirements:

• Experience as a site manager is a strong plus.
• You have a hands-on mentality and are solution-oriented.
• You are able to ground yourself in an SME and work closely with sales and production colleagues's.
• You will work 70% of the time from the office and 30% of the time on the job sites.
• You have good organisational skills and are able to prioritise.
• You are communicatively strong and speak good Dutch. Basic knowledge of French in the context of communication with subcontractors is appropriate.
• You possess a driving licence B and can easily move to different project sites.

Our client is an SME with almost 20 years of experience in the development, production and installation of shock-resistant and hygienic skirting boards, baffles, walls, etc. for commercial buildings etc., mainly within the food sector, hospitals, pharmaceuticals, etc. Currently, they employ about 15 people and are looking for a site manager to steer the projects in the right direction.

As a site manager, you can count on the following:

• A full-time position with a 40-hour working week and 12 ADV days.
• A competitive salary complemented by car and fringe benefits.
• A working environment where your needs are listened to and you get evaluations to adjust where necessary.
• Training opportunities.
• Working in a family-run business with a close-knit team and a pleasant working atmosphere.
• A diverse role in which you will be involved in both the project market and production.