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As a Civil Engineer you design and follow up construction projects on pharmaceutical sites. Stricter regulation and far more documentation than on an ordinary project, on work that ranges from an industrial hall to a fully qualified cleanroom.
Onze klant is op zoek naar een ervaren Werfleider voor diverse bouw- en renovatieprojecten binnen de life sciences sector. Deze rol fungeert als het centrale aanspreekpunt op de werf en waarborgt dat alle werkzaamheden correct, veilig en conform de planning worden uitgevoerd.
Onze klant, een vooraanstaande speler in de farmaceutische industrie, is op zoek naar een Project Engineer Building. In deze rol is men verantwoordelijk voor het plannen, coördineren en uitvoeren van technische bouwprojecten binnen een multidisciplinaire omgeving. De focus ligt op het realiseren van projectdoelstellingen binnen de afgesproken tijdlijnen en budgetten met oog voor technische kwaliteit.
Our client, a leading biopharmaceutical company, is seeking an experienced Site/Construction Supervisor for a large-scale new-build project. The role focuses on overseeing the construction and fit-out phase of a state-of-the-art production facility, ensuring all technical systems and cleanroom environments meet industry standards.
You do your work. We take care of the rest. Clear agreements and real support.
One dedicated Talent Manager who knows you, coaches you and thinks along with your next step. Before, during and after every project.
From an electric company car to 32 days of holiday. We discuss your expectations openly in the first conversation.
Decades of trusted relationships with leading pharmaceutical players give you access to projects you would not reach on your own.
Workshops, masterclasses and training, from Lean Six Sigma to project management, at your own pace.
Life Sciences projects tend to run long, which gives you stability. We plan your next step well before a project ends.
The buildings you design are what keeps a sterile process sterile. Get the structure right and what is made inside it stays safe.
"The engineering is what I already knew. The difference is that here you prove everything on paper as well."
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Usually not. It depends on the project. Plenty of the work is straightforward civil engineering, and experience from food or another industry is just as valuable.
Stricter regulation and a lot more documentation. That asks for a certain kind of person, with the patience to prove every step, not only to build it.
On cleanroom projects it is often required. Outside the regulated zone, for example a new hall, it makes no difference.
Yes. The same role exists in our Engineering competence center, in other industries. The vacancies are separate, so check both if you are open to either.
Not every project runs on a pharmaceutical site. Our Engineering colleagues place the same profiles in infrastructure, industry and energy. Follow the link to see what is open there.
We are happy to answer your questions or help you find your next project as a Civil Engineer.
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