Residential Construction Site Manager

• Safety is always your top priority. You maintain an overview of what is happening on your construction site, signal problems in time, and think in solutions.

• You have a completed MBO or HBO education in the field of civil engineering/construction.

• You have at least five years of relevant work experience as a site manager.

• You have broad experience with different types of construction projects.

• Experience with BIM is a plus.

• A gross monthly salary between € 4,291 and € 6,256 based on 40 hours, excluding 8% holiday allowance. The exact salary depends on your knowledge, level, and work experience.

• 43 leave days, of which you can have a maximum of 13 days paid out.

• Excellent secondary employment conditions such as standard insurance for all employee risks, pension schemes, an extra supplement for disability, and a contribution towards union membership.

• A laptop and smartphone.

• A mobility budget or an electric lease car.

• With a permanent contract, the possibility to lease a new electric bicycle via our bicycle plan.

• Plenty of attention to your growth thanks to our own Dura Vermeer Academy, with sufficient education and training opportunities within your field, but also, for example, in the area of vitality.

• A corporate fitness scheme with a choice of over 3,500 sports locations in the Netherlands.

• Attention to a good work-life balance with arrangements for, among other things, working hours, working times, emergencies, caregiving, and a sabbatical.

• For UTA employees: Sustainable Employability Budget on top of your gross salary, in accordance with the CAO Bouw en Infra.

• For fathers and partners: 100% continued payment of your salary during the first five statutory leave days and five weeks of additional parental leave, instead of the standard 70%.

Are you a site manager who loves to roll up your sleeves and gets energy from organizing and leading a team? At Dura Vermeer Bouw en Vastgoed Hengelo you have an important role on the construction site. You maintain an overview, ensure that work is carried out safely, and monitor quality and planning. Meanwhile, you ensure that colleagues and partners work together to achieve the best possible result.

You work on large residential construction projects where you see every day what you and your team can achieve together. Does this appeal to you? Then read on.

As a site manager, you ensure that work on the construction site proceeds safely and according to schedule. You direct colleagues and subcontractors, monitor quality, and maintain an overview of everything happening on the construction site. You report to the project leader and work closely with work preparers and project managers.

Coordinating, organizing, and planning are in your DNA. You provide daily leadership on the construction site and are responsible for the execution of challenging residential and utility construction projects. You keep project documentation in order, ensure a safe construction site, and work together with the team towards timely delivery with the agreed quality.

But for you, good construction is not just about planning and technique. You also have an eye for the people around you. You coach and motivate colleagues and encourage everyone to take responsibility and deliver quality. In this way, you build a successful project and a strong team together.