Project Manager

Function

As Project Manager You will be responsible for the full coordination of site and construction projects, from preparation and planning right through to final handover. You act as the central link between internal teams, suppliers, subcontractors and other stakeholders, ensuring that every project runs smoothly, efficiently and to a high standard throughout the Province of Limburg, Belgium.

In this role, you will maintain an overview of the entire project and combine technical expertise with a strong organisational approach. You will draw up detailed site schedules, manage procurement files and liaise closely with the procurement department and the in-house planning manager. In addition, you will strictly monitor safety measures on site and ensure compliance with all quality standards.

You will also be responsible for the financial side of things. You will check budgets, monitor costs closely and prepare progress reports and forecasts to ensure the project remains under financial control. You ensure that the project documentation is accurate, complete and up to date, and you oversee the entire closure process, including final accounts, as-built dossiers and the follow-up of provisional and final handover procedures.

You will be working on projects with a broad scope, where experience in Year 7/8 and in sections of from structural work to finishing brings clear added value. You enjoy taking on responsibility, switch easily between planning, technical matters and dealing with people, and you are someone who sees the whole picture and keeps an eye on it.

Profile

For this role, we are looking for an experienced Project Manager with a bachelor’s or master’s degree and relevant experience in a similar role within construction or site projects. You have a solid technical background, feel at home in a project-based environment and know how to manage multiple projects simultaneously in a structured manner.

We expect you to be strong in planning, communication and follow-up, and to steer projects in the right direction with a meticulous and results-oriented approach. You combine organisational skills with a sound grasp of finance to monitor budgets, costs and forecasts accurately. Technical insight is essential in this regard to maintain an overview of implementation and to make appropriate decisions quickly where necessary.

What we consider important:

• You hold a bachelor’s or master’s degree, preferably in a field related to architecture or engineering.
• You have experience as a project manager, site manager or in a similar role.
• Experience with projects in Years 7 and 8 and with all stages from structural work to finishing is a major asset.
• You work independently, but also liaise easily with colleagues, suppliers and external parties.
• You are methodical, organised and meticulous when it comes to administration and reporting.
• You have an aptitude for figures and are able to accurately assess financial performance and forecasts.
• You are familiar with, or willing to learn, tools such as KPD, AutoCAD or MS Project.
• You remain calm under pressure, keep track of deadlines and adapt flexibly to changing priorities.
• You are proactive in solving problems and take responsibility.

Organisation

Our client is a reliable partner for turnkey projects in renovation and new-build, with a strong focus on finishing, bespoke work and quality. Thanks to its high level of specialisation, in-house production and installation service, the company is able to respond flexibly to the needs of each project. Right from the design phase, it works closely with the client and architect, offering technical advice, precision and a personalised approach.

Offer

You will be taking on a role with a wide range of responsibilities and a great deal of autonomy, within a professional environment where quality, collaboration and results are key. On top of that, you can look forward to an attractive salary package, complemented by excellent non-statutory benefits and support to help you settle into your role.

What to expect:

• A company car
• Bonus and profit sharing
• Eco-Vouchers
• Flat-rate expense allowance
• Group and hospitalisation insurance
• Support during the induction period
• Opportunities for further training and professional development
• 32 days’ leave
• A supportive working environment that fosters a sense of connection and opportunities for team-building
• Fun activities and events, including those for the whole family