Service Engineer Piping

• A salary between €3459,- and €5324,- gross per month, plus 8% holiday allowance.
• Plenty of free time: 40 vacation days with full-time employment, with the option to buy or sell extra leave.
• A profit-sharing scheme with which you share in the success of Royal IHC.
• Flexible working: A home office allowance of € 2.45 p/day + a one-time € 750 to set up your workplace.
• Travel allowance of €0.21 per kilometer for the days you travel to the office.
• A solid pension accrual via PME.
• Room to grow: many internal growth opportunities and a training budget + access to our IHC Academy to stimulate your development.
• Vitality and energy: unlimited exercising in our own fitness room (in exchange for the sustainable employability day).
• Royal IHC takes care of things that you as an applicant would rather not deal with, but which are important. With disability insurance, partner pension, and the possibility to have extra healthcare costs reimbursed via our Social Fund.

Do you enjoy working on high-quality piping systems for ships, industrial installations, and innovative fuel systems? Do you like to make a visible contribution to unique projects through your craftsmanship? Then we have a challenging position for you.

As a Service Engineer Piping, you are the specialist who ensures that piping systems function safely, reliably, and according to the highest quality standards. No two days are the same. One time you are working at a shipyard on a newbuild or refit project, the next time you are independently resolving a malfunction or performing modifications at a customer's location.

You will receive a great deal of freedom and responsibility, switching daily between technical work, execution, and customer contact. Thanks to your technical insight and practical approach, you know how to quickly analyze and solve problems.

• Performing assembly, modification, maintenance, and repair work on piping systems.
• Manufacturing, adapting, and assembling small-scale piping based on drawings, diagrams, and the situation on location.
• Measuring, flushing, pressure testing, and testing installations and systems.
• Detecting and resolving leaks, fitting problems, and other technical deviations.
• Working on diverse systems within, among others, the maritime sector, hydraulics, and alternative fuels.
• Coordinating with customers, colleagues, suppliers, and inspecting authorities.
• Identifying points for improvement, deviations, and additional work during projects.