Technical Manager Building Installations

• Salary from a minimum of €3,903.00 to a maximum of €5,503.00 gross per month based on a full-time contract of 36 hours per week (FWG 55)
• A contract for 32 to 36 hours per week: most colleagues in our department work 4 x 9 hours per week, which means you always have a roster-free day!
• 8.33% end-of-year bonus (13th month) and 8.33% holiday allowance
• 144 vacation hours and 57 PLB hours per year, based on a full-time contract of 36 hours per week. PLB hours can be used, among other things, as extra vacation hours
• Travel allowance of at least €0.21 per kilometer or an NS business card to travel for free by public transport (commuting)
• Possibilities to 'exchange' part of your gross salary for, for example, additional net travel allowance or the purchase of a new (electric) bicycle
• Free and unlimited access to our online learning environment GoodHabitz

Read everything about our employment conditions in the cao Ziekenhuizen.

As a technical manager, you ensure that the technical installations of our hospital continue to function reliably and safely. And how you organize that? You will be given a lot of freedom in that!

Tergooi MC is a modern hospital with high-quality technical installations. Think, for example, of the drinking water supply with ultrafiltration, legionella control, and medical gases. Installations that not only must function well, but also require continuous attention, expert management, and improvement. As a technical manager of building installations, you are responsible for the technical management, you determine the maintenance strategy, and you supervise the execution. You manage external maintenance parties, monitor contract agreements, and check whether the work is being carried out properly.

As a technical manager, you are the one who maintains an overview, looks ahead, and initiates improvements. Do you see that an installation is having structural problems or that maintenance could be smarter? Then you investigate what is needed and work out a proposal. You can also initiate and present investment proposals yourself. Your manager enjoys thinking along with you and relies on your technical knowledge and advice.

• Drinking water safety: you manage the drinking water installations, including the ultrafiltration. You assess the legionella control plan, monitor compliance, and check whether the prescribed control measures are being properly implemented
• Medical and non-medical gases: you are responsible for the management and maintenance of the gas installations and the various outlet points in the hospital
• Buildings and grounds: you are the point of contact for, among other things, lighting, elevators, lifting installations, and the maintenance of our grounds.

You work largely behind the computer, for example on maintenance agreements, reports, and improvement plans. Of course, you are also regularly found at the installations to assess the situation yourself or to inspect work.
And sometimes you work on this outside your regular working hours: together with your colleagues, you perform an on-call service for about six weeks per year. You are then reachable outside office hours for technical malfunctions. Often you can solve a problem remotely, but sometimes it is necessary to come to the hospital. It is therefore important that you can be present in the hospital within 30 minutes. You will receive good training in this and can always consult with colleagues if in doubt.

Additionally, you are an important source of information for our own fault-finding and maintenance technicians and caretakers. They are in the hospital daily and signal, for example, recurring malfunctions. You look at the cause together and think along about a structural solution. You do not have a managerial role, but from your senior position, you have an important role within the team.

And you are not alone in this: you work together with a close-knit team of technical managers, fault-finding and maintenance technicians, caretakers, and other colleagues. We help each other, take responsibility, and also enjoy a bit of fun.

You are an independent and practical technician who likes to take responsibility. You see what needs to be done, take initiative, and ensure that matters are picked up. You can work well independently, but also know when it is wise to consult. You communicate clearly and enjoy direct, pleasant cooperation.

We find it important that you want to delve into the technology, dare to take responsibility, and do not leave improvements untouched. You don't have to know everything already; we find it more important that you are curious and show initiative. Do you recognize yourself in this description? Then we would love to meet you.

Want to know more?
Please contact:
Jeroen van Dam
Manager Housing & Real Estate
088-7533134
jvandam@tergooi.nl