Soil Expert

Soil Experts research and study the scientific discipline that deals with soil. They advise on how to improve soil quality to support nature, food production, or human infrastructure, using measuring techniques, irrigation techniques, and erosion control measures. They ensure the maintenance and restoration of land affected by intensive agriculture or human interaction.

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Soil & Environment Advisor

Junior Soil and Environment Advisor who guides soil issues and prepares sound advice. Conducts historical soil investigations, prepares fieldwork, and advises on research results. A completed HBO or WO degree in a relevant environmental field is required.

Aatop personnel services

Emmen

37.454 to 42.120

Fulltime

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Consultant

Soil & Subsurface Advisor responsible for soil investigation, advice, and reporting. A minimum of five years of relevant work experience and a completed HBO or WO education are required. You will work on national projects within the Environmental Consultancy team in Groningen.

Sweco

Groningen

58.320 to 77.760

Part-time

Hydrogen

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Environmental Work Student

Flexible part-time job for students to gain practical experience in the environmental field. Tasks: collaborating with consultants and contributing to projects for major clients. Required: HBO or WO education from the second year onwards and a good command of Dutch.

Antea Group

Heerenveen

Part-time

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Your job opportunities

Groningen

Intermediate

Drenthe

Advantageous

Friesland

Very favorable

Skills/knowledge

Skills = green, knowledge = yellow

principles of crop production

soil science

soil structure

ecology

European legislation on pesticides

collect experimental data

geology

soil mechanics

perform laboratory tests

provide advice on nature conservation

perform tests on soil samples

apply safety procedures in laboratories

writing work-related reports

scientific literature