Pavement Advisor

As a Pavement Advisor, you work within the Outdoor Space Design and Management sector of the Municipality of Leeuwarden. You translate management data into concrete actions and contribute to a sustainable and climate-resilient design of outdoor spaces.

• At least a completed higher professional education in Civil Engineering.
• Relevant experience with the management and maintenance cycle.
• Knowledge of and/or affinity with road management and pavements.
• Well-developed networking skills, solution-orientedness, and result-oriented work.
• Enthusiasm for working in a dynamic field with a focus on society.

• Act as the point of contact (together with your direct colleague) for road management and pavements.
• Ensure the systematic preparation and execution of management and maintenance work.
• Providing internal and external advice on projects and plans.
• Preparing and developing management and maintenance plans.
• Building and maintaining a relevant network of relationships.
• Ensuring the maintenance of pavements, road markings, and signage in collaboration with other managers and fellow consultants.

Offer: 8 months via Interlancing / permanent placement.

The Municipality of Leeuwarden is working on a sustainable, livable, and climate-resilient public space for the city and villages. Together with residents and businesses, the municipality strives for social cohesion, opportunities for everyone, affordable housing, and a circular economy. Working for the municipality means contributing to societal impact in an informal and creative work environment.

The Outdoor Space Design and Management Sector focuses on the design, maintenance, and improvement of both above- and underground components of public space. The Business Office team is responsible for long-term management, maintenance, and initiating component replacements, scheduling work activities, and translating policy objectives into concrete results. Work is carried out on the public value of blue (water and sewerage), grey (pavements, civil engineering structures, public lighting, and traffic control systems), and green (green management, trees, nature), with attention to sustainability, greening, and circularity. The cluster consists of approximately 400 colleagues distributed across multiple teams.