Technical Floor Supervisor

• Completed MBO-4 education in a technical direction.
• Approx. 5 years of relevant work experience and professional knowledge.
• Good knowledge of the Dutch language, both spoken and written.

You get this

• € 3889 to € 5016 gross per month (scale 8).
• A 13th month.
• Irregularity allowance.
• Room for development on a professional and personal level. For example, there is a personal sustainable employability budget for, among other things, pension (contributions), financial advice, paid leave, training, (career) coaching, and vitality.

• As a Technical Floor Supervisor, you are fully in development: from coordinating to doing. You don't just direct; you also take initiative yourself. Small malfunctions? You simply resolve them yourself. Fast, practical, and without hassle.
• This team consists of doers. People who do not wait around, but switch gears. Who help each other and always go for the best solution. You are the face of Asset Management on the floor. You know the operation, understand where things get critical, and intervene before things go wrong.

As a Technical Floor Supervisor, you ensure that technology keeps running. Period. You direct technicians, coordinate with operations and contractors, and roll up your sleeves yourself where possible. You don't wait around. You see what is happening and intervene. You are in control and ensure that it gets resolved. And how you approach this? That is up to you. We trust the way in which you approach matters in a positive way. You apply your talents to the:

Direction is provided from the IACC, the heart of Schiphol's asset operation. This is where it happens. You are right in the middle of it. Between the control room and the work floor. You coordinate directly with everyone who is needed and only stop when everything is running again. You work in a full continuous 24/7 roster: early, late, and night shifts, on weekdays and on weekends.

Schiphol connects your world. With the best people, we make travel safe and responsible. You contribute to this with your unique talents, such as the way you set your goals clearly and achieve them on time according to a good plan, and being open to feedback and to new knowledge and information. In any case, for this position you have:

• Continuous monitoring of installations and assets. You see malfunctions coming, recognize the impact immediately, and deploy actions before it escalates.
• Taking and maintaining control during malfunctions. You direct technicians and contractors, determine priorities together with the IACC, and ensure that the work is finished. Not halfway, but resolved.
• Resolving small malfunctions yourself. You tackle simple technical issues immediately. No waiting time, no handover - you fix it.
• Switching gears and communicating as the linchpin. You keep everyone hooked: control room, operations, asset teams, and contractors. Clear, direct, and without noise.
• Acting during incidents and calamities. You remain calm under pressure, scale up where necessary, and ensure that situations are resolved safely and in a controlled manner.
• Improving instead of repeating. You see patterns in malfunctions and ensure they are addressed structurally. You think ahead.

Nice to know (you)

Connecting your world

• ... Royal Schiphol Group is the owner and operator of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Rotterdam The Hague Airport, and Lelystad Airport?
• ... the entire Schiphol Airport grounds have an area of 2,787 hectares?

These are just a few of our employment conditions that belong to this position (based on a 36-hour work week). Schiphol has even more to offer you. For the complete overview of all employment conditions, go to Employment Conditions - Working at Schiphol.

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