Field Services Engineer - Audio Safety Schiphol

• MBO working and thinking level
• Technical affinity with audio, safety, or security systems
• Calmness and overview under pressure
• Independent and accurate way of working
• Willingness to participate in standby shifts

• VCA certification
• ICT knowledge and basic networking knowledge
• NEN3140
• Installation or maintenance expert OAI/BMI
• Experience with IP camera or intercom systems
• Knowledge of Commend is a plus

• Market-competitive salary
• 38 days of leave (25 vacation + 13 ADV)
• Strong pension scheme (PMT)
• Lease car, laptop, and iPhone
• Training and growth opportunities
• Working at one of the most complex technical locations in the Netherlands
• Professional teams that collaborate and help each other
• Stability, craftsmanship, and long-term vision

Field Service Engineer – Audio Safety | Schiphol

Work on systems that everyone must be able to hear — always. 

Imagine: an airport where tens of thousands of people depend daily on systems that must function in real time. Audio solutions that contribute directly to safety, communication, and control.
Within the Bosch Airports Business Line, you will work exclusively on Audio Safety systems at Schiphol.

Think of:

• public address systems (PA/VA)
• evacuation systems
• critical audio infrastructures

At Schiphol, we manage more than 25,000 components distributed across 25 central stations within a live environment where all systems are continuously operational and downtime is not an option.

What you maintain and test must function when it truly matters.

Bosch is not an organization that focuses on short-term results or shareholder value. Bosch is a stable foundation with a focus on:

• quality and reliability
• long-term cooperation
• development of people and craftsmanship

Therefore, we do not see a first-year contract as a temporary stepping stone, but as a conscious start to a sustainable partnership.

Here, you do not just work on technology. You build trust, continuity, and safety.

Your role: ensuring Schiphol remains audible (and) safe

As a Field Service Engineer Audio Safety, you work in the middle of Schiphol's live operations.

You ensure that systems:

• function as designed
• continue to work reliably
• respond correctly in practical situations
• remain safely operational during changes

You are the one who makes technology visibly reliable.

This is no standard service role. You work in an environment where systems can never be "just turned off."

From troubleshooting to live validation

• Commissioning audio and evacuation systems
• Resolving complex technical faults
• Performing functional tests
• Checking whether systems respond as intended
• Performing software updates and changes
• Implementing small technical adjustments in live environments
• Collaborating on the setup and delivery of security systems
• Guiding colleagues and external parties
• Recording activities, testing, and reports
• Working according to safety and quality guidelines (ARBO & VCA)
• Participating in standby shifts

You ensure that systems are not just "on" — but also truly do what they are supposed to do.

The environment: live, dynamic, and critical

Working at Schiphol means:

• systems running 24/7
• activities take place between travelers and operations
• changes have a direct impact
• safety is always number one

That requires someone who works carefully, switches gears quickly, and thinks ahead. 

• audio is directly linked to safety
• continuity is more important than speed
• technology must always be operationally reliable

Must-haves

Highly desirable

You are someone who solves problems before users notice them.

You do not work on installations in an empty building.

You work on systems that:

• used daily by thousands of people
• must be available during emergency situations
• have a real-time impact on safety and communication
• can never just be switched off

What you do is literally heard back in the operations of Schiphol.

Because you:

• wants to work on technology that makes a direct impact
• gets energy from live and complex environments
• wants to maintain systems that must never fail
• wants to combine responsibility with freedom
• wants to be part of a team that takes safety seriously

This is not a job for people seeking routine. This is a role for professionals who derive value from technology that must always function.

Ready to keep Schiphol audibly safe?

-- Dear International talent, we can’t hire or train non‑Dutch speakers (C2 level) for this position. Commanding the Dutch language is inherent to the job. We appreciate your understanding and wish you the very best in your search. --