Environmental Project Manager

Role Summary

No day is the same

You tackle projects independently within the team. You manage colleagues within your projects and are responsible for the full management of the assignments that fall under your responsibility. You will be given a lot of freedom to take initiative and further develop yourself. Do you like variety, responsibility and tackling? Then you've come to the right place at SGS Search.

In addition, you recognize yourself in the following

• You are customer-oriented and take responsibility
• You think along with clients and see opportunities to help them further
• You think in terms of solutions and know how to involve colleagues in a positive way
• You work carefully and keep a good overview
• You can switch well between different projects and interests
• You remain calm and practical in dynamic situations

Are you someone who likes to take responsibility and keep a cool head? Then we would be happy to discuss it with you.

Interested?

Would you like to know more about this internship or respond directly? Please contact Rens Vogels, recruiter at SGS Search, via 06 53375349 or rens.vogels@sgs.com. We look forward to meeting you.

Responsibilities

A selection of your responsibilities

• Maintaining contact with clients
• Writing and following up on quotations
• Managing and supervising projects
• Carrying out or substantively assessing various types of soil surveys
• Monitoring planning, quality, costs and project administration
• Taking care of invoicing and correct project handling
• Supervising junior project leaders, project employees and field staff
• Acting as a sparring partner and source of information for colleagues

Requirements

• Will you take up this challenge?
• To be successful as an Environmental Project Manager, you must have completed an MBO or HBO education in an environmental field. You also have several years of experience in supervising soil investigations and soil remediations.

Benefits

Those are great prospects

Count on a dynamic working environment, enthusiastic colleagues and plenty of room to develop yourself further. Working at SGS Search has many advantages, including in terms of employment conditions:

• A salary between €4,500 and €6,000 gross per month, depending on age, education and experience
• A challenging job for 32 to 40 hours a week
• A telephone, laptop and lease car
• Lots of freedom with flexible working hours and the option to work from home
• An annual contract with the prospect of a contract for an indefinite period
• 28 vacation days and the option to purchase a maximum of 10 additional vacation days
• Working within a committed team with a lot of specialist knowledge
• Space to further develop yourself within SGS

About the Company

Environmental Project Manager

Do you have several years of experience as a project leader in environmental soil research and are you ready for a new challenge? Then this position might be something for you.

At SGS Search we work every day on environmental issues in the field of soil research and soil remediation. Our clients count on independent research, clear advice and practical solutions that comply with applicable laws and regulations.

As an Environmental Project Manager, you are the connecting link between the client, colleagues in the internal and external staff and the implementation of the project. You ensure that projects are well prepared, run smoothly and are substantively correct. You keep an overview, make adjustments where necessary and think about the best solution for the customer.

Being part of an enthusiastic team

You will become part of our Environmental Research team from day one. This team falls within the Built Environment business unit and works from Heeswijk on projects throughout the Netherlands. The team employs approximately 15 specialists and researchers in both internal and external departments. Together they carry out soil investigations and supervise soil remediation. This varies from simple short-term projects to long-term and phased investigations and remediations.

As part of SGS you also get the opportunity to further broaden your knowledge. Consider, for example, topics such as eDNA, biodiversity and other environmental issues within the broader organization. This way you not only work on your own projects, but you also continue to develop yourself substantively within an international organization with a lot of specialist knowledge. Our goal, and soon yours too, is to find the best solution for our clients' issues.