About the role
As an MEP Coordinator at HOCHTIEF, you are responsible for organizing, reviewing, and coordinating all activities required to successfully deliver the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installations for a project. You will work on high-tech projects, such as data centers and battery storage facilities, where you will be involved throughout the entire project lifecycle, from evaluating tenders and bids to overseeing on-site execution, testing, and final handover of the installations. You will specialize in either electrical or mechanical engineering, but are expected to have knowledge of both disciplines.
At the start of a project, you review procurement contracts, schedules, and HSEQ procedures. During the execution phase, you evaluate contractors' inspection and test plans, monitor the quality of work, and discuss project progress during regular meetings. You remain vigilant regarding risks and deviations, related to safety as well as technique and planning, and ensure they are identified and addressed in a timely manner. You also support the commissioning of equipment by helping to prepare or review test scripts, and you assess working drawings to ensure they remain consistent with the actual conditions on-site.
You will work within a multidisciplinary team, which may include Planners, Project Managers, Site Foremen, Quality Managers, and Document Controllers. Depending on the project, the team typically consists of five to fifteen colleagues. While the engineering and physical execution are handled by external parties, the procurement, project management, and quality assurance are managed in-house. You will work primarily in close collaboration with the contractors carrying out the MEP work, overseeing their activities from a coordinating and monitoring role.
Requirements
What is required?
- Higher professional education or university degree, in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or a similar field
- 5 years of relevant work experience
- Extensive experience in and knowledge of electrical engineering (preferred) and/or mechanical engineering
- You can create and monitor MEP plans
- You can act as a technical point of contact and coordinate with various stakeholders
- Strong planning and organizational skills
- Good command of the English language, both spoken and written
- You are quality-oriented and cooperate well with others
What will you get?
- €5.000 - €7.500 gross p/m (depending on knowledge and experience)
- 32 to 40-hour work week
- 30 vacation days
- Tailor-made training and courses designed for your development
- Lease car that may be used for private purposes (free choice)
- Lease bike arrangement
- Phone and laptop
- 100% salary payment during parental leave (in addition to the 70% provided by the UWV)
- 15.58% individual budget in accordance with the Construction and Infrastructure CAO (including 8% holiday pay)
- One work-from-home-day per week
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