Plumber | Non-residential Construction

As a plumber in non-residential construction, you work on installations in residential buildings on renovation and new-build projects. You deliver high-quality installations and work in project teams where your execution contribution is directly visible.

• Practical, hands-on attitude: you see what needs to be done and take initiative.
• Ability to work well independently and a sense of responsibility.
• Flexibility in changes to the implementation plan.
• MBO-3 level in Mechanical Engineering or Installation Technology.
• Knowledge of materials and tools, and knowing which materials and tools are needed for a job.
• Knowledge of both mechanical and electrical installations is an advantage.
• In possession of driving license B.

• Working at various locations on renovation and new construction projects, such as apartment complexes and housing projects.
• Installing new systems and renovating existing systems.
• Installing or renovating cooling water systems, air handling units, and heating systems.
• Installing sinks and toilets and laying sewer pipes.
• Being assigned to projects of varying duration, taking travel time into account.
• Identifying opportunities for improvement in execution plans and providing feedback to project engineers.
• Serve as eyes and ears on the work floor and collaborate within the project team.
• Start by observing and getting started under supervision, so that you are quickly settled in.

• Attractive salary.
• Plenty of freedom to combine work and private life, including through flexible working hours and the option to work from home.
• 25 vacation days and 13 ATV days with a full-time employment contract.
• Committed colleagues and regular outings through an active staff association.
• Electric company car.
• Training budget and access to an online learning center with hundreds of courses.
• Bicycle plan and a reimbursement for your gym membership.
• Collective insurance and a pension scheme through PMT.

You will work within a large technical organization on leading projects with a societal impact on sustainability and health. The residential construction department consists of project teams, an engineering team, a cost estimation department, and a pool of (supervisory) technicians, and focuses on serial housing construction, new construction, and renovation with an emphasis on sustainability. The working atmosphere is pleasant and collegial, with good onboarding and guidance for new colleagues. There is ample room for development and internal mobility, and the organization has various initiatives and funds for social engagement and training support.