Project Leader Industrial Energy Transition & Safety

Make an impact by connecting clients to solutions for a safe energy transition in industry.

The energy transition is changing industry at a high pace. New energy carriers such as hydrogen and ammonia offer opportunities, but also bring new safety questions. Within the SAVE advisory group, you will work on projects where safety, sustainability, and the energy transition go hand in hand. You will lead complex industrial trajectories, map out risks, and translate technical challenges into concrete solutions with social and economic impact. You will do this in multidisciplinary teams, where as a project leader you are responsible for planning, quality, and coordination with clients and stakeholders. You have an eye for innovation and know how to bring the right people and knowledge together.

What do you do as a project leader for industrial energy transition and safety?

• Initiating and guiding projects surrounding new energy carriers such as hydrogen, ammonia, and system integration;

• Translating client questions into innovative, safe, and future-proof solutions;

• Leading projects from acquisition to delivery, with attention to quality and collaboration;

• Involving stakeholders in complex change trajectories and creating support for sustainable choices;

• Contributing to knowledge sharing, expert consultations, and development within the SAVE team and beyond.

Within advisory group SAVE, you work together with a multidisciplinary team of specialists in safety and health. One may have a technical profile, another is more trained in urban planning. One enjoys working with calculation models, another has expertise in hazardous substances or change management. Experts and advisors from other advisory groups are also involved in many of our projects. Naturally, as an advisor, you work closely with clients and their stakeholders: from policy advisors and competent authorities to executives.

• HBO or WO education in a technical or business administration direction;

• Commercial affinity and/or experience in an advisory or project environment;

• Knowledge of relevant laws and regulations (such as the Environment Act, Seveso);

• Strong communication skills and an entrepreneurial attitude;

• Availability of 32–40 hours per week.