Overhead Line Site Manager

Function

As an Overhead Line Site Manager, you are responsible for the day-to-day management and operational delivery of railway worksites. You are the main point of contact on site and ensure the smooth, safe and high-quality delivery of every project. Your responsibilities include, amongst other things:

• Preparing and supervising the work on site
• Co-ordinating and planning staff and equipment
• Optimising the technical implementation of the project
• Monitoring the quality of the work and the safety of the team
• Communicating with the client and providing day-to-day guidance to your team
• Providing information, monitoring and checking work
• Preparing and maintaining the accounts and statements of claims

You will spend most of your time (90%) on site. Night and weekend work form part of this role (approximately 50–60% of night work, up to 20 weekends a year) and are, of course, paid at a premium.

Profile

Are you a hands-on organiser and manager with an interest in technology? If so, you’ll recognise yourself in this profile:

• A diploma in electromechanics, electrical engineering or a similar technical field
• A passion for infrastructure and rail projects
• You have excellent communication skills and are adept at planning and organising
• A team-oriented, hands-on approach
• You are results-oriented and have a keen eye for safety and quality
• Flexible and willing to work irregular hours, at night and at weekends
• Be able to speak Dutch fluently and read technical drawings

Organisation

Our client is a leading player in the mobility and energy sectors, with expertise in railway construction, overhead lines, signalling, the construction of private railways, crane runways and cabling projects for renewable energy. You will be working in an innovative team where safety, quality and development are paramount.

Offer

What can you expect?

• A full-time contract of indefinite duration with an attractive salary
• Additional weekend and night-work allowances, a company car, meal vouchers and eco-vouchers, and a mobile phone and internet allowance
• Comprehensive insurance package (including hospitalisation cover and group insurance)
• Additional allowances and time off in lieu for weekend work
• 32 days’ leave (20 statutory + 12 ADV)
• A stimulating working environment with opportunities for career progression – also ideal for engineers just starting out
• A varied role on unique rail infrastructure projects

Would you like to make an impact on modern rail and infrastructure projects in Belgium as an Overhead Line Site Manager? Apply now, and we’ll be in touch shortly.