Work Preparer Public Lighting

• You have at least a technical MBO 4 qualification.
• Experience with work preparation within electrotechnics or infrastructure.
• Knowledge of RAW specifications is important.
• Experience with public lighting or traffic control installations is a great plus!
• You maintain an overview, can handle a bit of hecticness, and enjoy working together.
• You don't need to know everything yourself, but you do know how to get things done.

You will come to strengthen us for 40 hours per week. In exchange, you get space to work and to grow. For your place with us as an innovative, European market leader in traffic technology, you receive:

• A salary appropriate between 3389,- and 5899,- depending on experience.
• A working week of 36 to 40 hours, in consultation.
• 25 vacation days and 13 ADV days on a full-time basis.
• A good pension scheme via PMT.
• travel allowance for commuting;
• if you travel by public transport, SWARCO will provide a suitable public transport subscription;
• much freedom and responsibility;
• Growth opportunities towards senior work preparer, project coordinator, or project manager.

You make it happen. It happens outdoors!

A traffic light that needs replacing, a fault in the public lighting, or an installation that requires maintenance. Our technicians want to get to work. And you? You ensure everything is ready!

For our team in Zeeland, we are looking for a work preparer who thinks ahead, maintains an overview, and simply wants things to be properly organized.

From order to execution. You make it possible.

You ensure that our technicians can get to work without any hassle. You prepare calculations and quotes, arrange materials and permits, and ensure that the work folders are complete.

You liaise with planners, technicians, engineers, and the project coordinator. You maintain control over the planning, costs, and quality, and ensure that everything is neatly finalized even after execution.

Does something go differently than planned? You switch gears quickly and arrange a solution.

You will join a small, dedicated team where we help each other and the lines of communication are short. No complicated hierarchy, but putting our shoulders to the wheel together. And do you have ideas to approach things more smartly? We would love to hear them!