Field Engineer – The Netherlands
As a Field Engineer with MTD, you are formally based in Tilburg, but work throughout the Netherlands. You will install, dismantle and service both temporary drinking water and wastewater infrastructures.
Job content
- Installing, dismantling and maintaining both temporary drinking water and wastewater infrastructures;
- Being responsible for the quality and progress of your work;
- Progressing work on projects in consultation with the work planner;
- Storing and maintaining (returned) materials and equipment in the warehouse.
What makes you the right candidate?
- You graduated secondary school and you have at least two years of experience in the practical execution of the work;
- You are a team player and customer driven;
- You are stress resistant and flexible;
- You have a can-do mentality, are flexible, and are willing to work overtime and carry out projects in different locations across the Netherlands;
- You can work under high pressure, remain calm, keep an overview and set priority(s);
You are part of
Working for MTD means working at, and contributing to a growing international company in temporary water infrastructures, for drinking water and wastewater. With your enthusiastic and driven colleagues you will work on large appealing projects in the industry, exhibition and event sector. Such as Tomorrowland, Sziget, Lowlands, Olympic Games, World Cups, Formula 1, expos, refugee camps and emergency hospitals.
What do you get from us?
- Annual contract for 40 hours per week with the prospect of permanent employment;
- A pension scheme, holiday pay and 30 vacation days;
- Commuting allowance;
- Bonus scheme for permanent employment;
- Development opportunities through (internal) training.
Interested?
Would you like to know more? Please get in touch with Koen Trommar, Corporate Recruiter, he will be happy to answer your questions at +31 (0)88 77 55 000.
Apply directly? Then send your CV with a short motivation to recruitment@mtd.net or fill in the form below.
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