Build the team that builds the industry of tomorrow
From the expansion of tank terminals to the design of a new waste separation facility – you will lead the civil and structural engineering scope, driving high-quality engineering, open collaboration, and the development of individual talent.
You will work on industrial projects where technology, safety, and structural complexity converge. Projects include foundations for heavy process installations, buildings within chemical plants, the expansion of tank terminals, and the structural design of utility buildings in the food and pharmaceutical industries. Together with your department, you will translate these technical challenges into practical, buildable solutions – from feasibility through to execution.
As Department Manager, you will monitor project progress and oversee quality, scheduling, cost control, and safety. You will coach colleagues in their professional development, conduct appraisals, and foster a culture of knowledge sharing and collaboration. In addition, you will define and develop the technical direction of the department by setting standards, ensuring quality assurance, and maintaining a high level of expertise. You will also work to optimise processes and methods. Maintaining client relationships, preparing proposals, and identifying new business opportunities will be key aspects of your role.
You will lead the Civil & Structural Engineering department, comprising approximately twenty civil & structural engineers. Naturally, you will work within multidisciplinary teams, collaborating with colleagues from HVAC and energy technology, piping, mechanical engineering, and EI&A. On average, you will be based in Arnhem three days per week, with regular visits to Haarlem. The working environment is professional, open, and highly collaborative.
A challenging and varied job at the most diverse engineering company in the Netherlands! You can count on:
In short: At Iv, you will work alongside 1,400 other specialists on some of the greatest challenges of our time while having lots of fun. That's what we call: Engineering that excites.