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ILS Engineer in the Netherlands

On-site in Ede·Full-time·Added 4 months ago (last checked 23 Oct)

Rheinmetall

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Our summary

Salary: €3,600 - €5,300 a month
Work mode: On-site, Ede
Contract: Fixed-term, full-time hours
Languages: German, Dutch

Skills

Rheinmetall is hiring for this role in several places. This vacancy is in the Netherlands.

This job advert was originally written in Dutch.

Requirements

What we're looking for

Completed technical education (e.g., Mechanical Engineering or Automotive Technology), MTS or higher.
Good communication, reporting, and presentation skills.
Ability to work well process-oriented.
Strong analytical skills.
English language level: advanced/professional (C1) in speech and writing.
German language level: above average (B2) in speech; understanding written German is a plus.

Nice to have

MBO/HBO working and thinking level.
Technology (mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, motor vehicles).
The (understandable) description of technical systems, processes, and procedures.
Assessing/adjusting user manuals as well as documentation for maintenance and repair work; this both in terms of content and in terms of readability and text structure.
Company safety, occupational health and safety, environmental, and quality procedures and regulations (ISO).
Commonly used software such as Microsoft Office/Word/Excel/PowerPoint, Adobe Acrobat, SAP.
Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) and Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) are a plus.
ASD S1000D, S2000M and MIL-STD-1388-2B is a plus.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

A position full of possibilities to further expand your knowledge and develop yourself. You will join a nice team where an informal working atmosphere prevails. Good employment conditions according to the Metalektro CAO.

A good salary between €3,600 and €5,300 gross per month, depending on knowledge and experience;
Good pension scheme, CAO Metalektro
Generous leave: 27 vacation days, 13 ADV days
Profit sharing
8% Holiday allowance
25 Euro cents per km net travel allowance or 40 Euro cents per km if you come by bicycle
Bicycle plan

Contact person: Kira Hornbostel

The role

ILS (Integrated Logistics Support) is an integrated part of product development. Within the development process, the main goal of ILS is to ensure that the product design meets the requirements regarding reliability, availability, and maintainability. Further goals of ILS are to improve functional use as well as to reduce and make transparent the total life cycle costs; all this with as low an impact as possible on the customer's logistical system. The activities of ILS do not end after the delivery of the product to the customer; in many cases, the activities continue until the end of the life cycle. ILS is therefore active throughout the entire life cycle of a product.

Concretely, ILS is involved in, among other things: development of customer- and product-specific maintenance concepts; analyses in the fields of reliability, availability, and maintainability; Life Cycle Costing; Spares Modeling; spare parts catalogs; user manuals as well as documentation for the execution of maintenance and repair work; technical illustrations; selecting/developing (special) tools for maintenance and repair; training for users and maintenance personnel; collecting and making available technical specifications and relevant logistical information.

What you'll do

As an ILS Engineer, you are involved in both the development of various military vehicles/systems and their support after commissioning. Together with your colleagues, you are responsible for ensuring that the ILS goals are achieved and that all relevant requirements are met; for this purpose, you also collaborate outside your own team with the designers from the Engineering department.

Main duties of the position

Collecting and acquiring/retaining technical data for ILS.
Supporting ILS specialists in the execution of various types of analyses.
Entering, checking, and correcting data in various types of ILS databases.
Assessing the influence of a design change on ILS.
Checking and adjusting/harmonizing documentation to be provided by ILS.
Supporting the development of training.
Answering customer questions regarding (provisional) documentation provided by ILS.
Guiding requests for adjusting documentation provided by ILS, following design changes or the unavailability of spare parts/(special) tools.