Working student technology and energy saving (EML)

Do you want to gain practical experience in technology, buildings, and energy saving alongside your studies? As a working student, you will inspect buildings and installations at unique locations throughout the Netherlands and contribute to energy saving in practice.

As a working student in Technology and Energy Saving, you will travel to various buildings and commercial properties throughout the Netherlands together with experienced colleagues. You will examine technical installations such as lighting, heating, and ventilation and investigate where energy can be saved.

You do not need to be an expert for this yet. During a practice-oriented training course, you will learn the basics and subsequently gain a lot of experience in practice. The technical inspections are carried out using the Recognized Energy Saving Measures List (EML).

After an inspection, you process and work out the collected inspection data. This way, you alternate on-site activities with office work. Do you enjoy traveling and observing technology in practice? Then you will primarily accompany our inspectors. Do you prefer working more in the office? Then you can focus more on processing inspections. Together, we will see what suits you best.

• You will go to unique locations in the Netherlands together with an experienced colleague;

• You will perform technical inspections at buildings and commercial properties;

• You will examine technical installations, such as lighting, heating, and ventilation;

• You will check whether energy-saving measures are present;

• You will collect and process inspection data;

• You will visit various, sometimes special locations where you wouldn't normally go.

• You possess an MBO diploma: Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or similar;

• You are following an HBO or WO degree program;

• You work accurately and have an interest in technology, buildings, installations, and energy saving;

• You enjoy working at various locations in the Netherlands;

• You are available for a mandatory two-day training course;

• You can work one continuous day per week on a regular basis;

• You enjoy collaborating and communicate easily with colleagues.