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Job | Werkvoorbereider & Project Engineer | Vlissingen

Vlissingen, Nederland

Job description

Role: Work Preparator & Project Engineer
Location: Vlissingen, the Netherlands
Duration: 6 months
Contract: Freelance or project contract

You will contribute to a variety of technical challenges and projects within an international ship repair environment.

What do we offer you as a Work Preparator?

In return for your hard work, we offer a salary based on your experience and qualifications.

  • Travel allowance of €0.23 per kilometre.

  • We'll support you throughout your relocation, including (temporary) housing assistance & registration procedures

You can count on us to rely on you for the following responsibilities:

  • You are part of a multidisciplinary team of approximately 20 colleagues, including work preparators, project managers, cost controllers, QC specialists, planners and document controllers. You coordinate closely with them on-site.

  • You analyse work orders and determine which activities need to be carried out.

  • You assess the technical feasibility and manufacturability of the required work.

  • You prepare technical specifications for steel structures, components, equipment and systems.

  • You develop technical plans and create conceptual designs and CAD drawings.

  • You prepare lifting plans and risk assessments for heavy lifting and transport operations.

  • You technically evaluate supplier quotations and monitor orders and deliveries.

  • You inspect work on-site and find technical solutions to questions raised by clients, colleagues and subcontractors.

  • You work closely with procurement, QC, project management, production and purchasing on a daily basis to monitor progress.

Profile

Do you have what it takes?

  • You have an MBO level 4/HBO in Naval Architecture/MAROF, Mechanical Engineering, or a similar study.
  • You have at least 3 years of experience in a similar role.
  • You have knowledge of AutoCAD.

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