Project Engineer Restoration
Function
Your challenges as a project engineer restoration
- The organiser: You keep a firm grip on things. From planning and execution to quality and budget: you ensure that your restoration projects run smoothly and efficiently. You maintain the overview and know exactly what needs to happen and when.
- The team coach: Delivering a strong result is something you do together. You manage both your own staff and subcontractors and know how to get everyone on the same page. You motivate, provide direction and ensure that everyone is pulling in the same direction.
- The numbers keeper: Budgets, price enquiries, progress statements and execution details? You have it all under control. You monitor the financial side of your projects closely, keep your finger on the pulse and adjust where necessary.
- The connector: You are the linchpin between all parties involved. You maintain smooth contacts with the construction team, suppliers and subcontractors. You communicate clearly, think ahead and ensure that everyone knows what needs to be done. Because a successful project? You build that together!
Profile
What do you bring?
- A solid technical foundation You hold a degree in industrial or civil engineering, construction or architecture. But at least equally important: you have an entrepreneurial mindset, enjoy taking initiative and think in terms of solutions.
- A passion for restoration: Giving old buildings and historic monuments a second life? That is what energises you! You have a strong interest in restoration and enjoy making your contribution to projects with character and history.
- A true go-getter: You are not easily thrown off balance. Challenges? You take them on with both hands. You have a great deal of perseverance and know how to keep the overview even in difficult moments.
- An organisational talent with strong communication skills: Planning, organising and communicating come naturally to you. You know how to bring people along, keep several things under control at once and ensure that everyone knows where they stand.
Organisation
Working hard, winning together and occasionally just having fun.
From sporting challenges to legendary team parties: the atmosphere with these colleagues is great.
And in terms of content? No need to be bored there either. Buildings, hydraulic engineering, techniques, steel construction, restoration, petrochemistry and much more.
You get the opportunity to work on a wide variety of projects, together with people who know how to get things done.
Offer
What can you expect?
- Your growth matters: Standing still is not your style, and the same goes for this company. That is why they invest fully in your development. With personal guidance, a mentor and a tailored training programme, you get every opportunity to grow further.
- Working in your region: They take your place of residence into account as much as possible and try to limit travel. That way you spend less time in traffic and have more time for what truly matters.
- An attractive salary package: Good work deserves great recognition! You enjoy 32 days of holiday thanks to the collective construction holidays in summer and winter. On top of that, you can count on an attractive remuneration package, including the option of a flexible benefits plan.
Diversity and inclusion are important to CTRL-F.
Whoever, whatever or however you are or what you stand for, it is your talents that make the difference.
Still have questions?
Janne Gillis is happy to help you!
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FAQ about this vacancy
What is the salary for this job?
€3,500 - €5,000 gross/month
Where is this job located?
Kruibeke, East Flanders, Belgium
What type of contract is this?
Indefinite time
How many hours per week will you work in this role?
40 hrs/week
Who can I contact about this vacancy?
Office: Construct Engineering Ghent
E-mail: janne.gillis@ctrl-f.be
Phone: 09 218 07 51