Sustainability Coordinator

As a Sustainability Coordinator, you connect sustainability, technology, and financial feasibility to make technical projects and operations more sustainable. You translate sustainability policy, customer requests, and developments into concrete, measurable, and financially feasible measures, working closely with management, project and tender teams, HSEQ, procurement, engineering, suppliers, and external knowledge partners.

• Higher professional or university working and thinking level with a completed education in sustainability, engineering, energy, environmental science, business administration, or a similar field.
• Relevant experience with sustainability, energy, the environment, or sustainability within a technical or project-based environment.
• Knowledge of energy management, emission reduction, circularity, and sustainability reporting.
• Experience with project-based work and guiding improvement processes.
• Ability to translate technical issues into practical and financially feasible solutions.
• Good analytical and communication skills and persuasiveness to achieve results without formal authority.
• Experience with tenders and procurement, sustainable purchasing, business cases, and subsidy schemes is an advantage.
• Knowledge of the CO₂ Performance Ladder, ISO 14001, and ISO 50001 is an advantage.

• Advising project and tender teams on sustainability opportunities and translating client and customer requirements into feasible and distinctive solutions.
• Supporting the sustainability of construction sites and projects, including through energy management, zero-emission equipment, and smart energy systems.
• Reducing material use and environmental impact and demonstrating this with MPG and/or MKI calculations.
• Collecting and analyzing sustainability data and translating this data into clear management information for management, customers, certifications, and audits.
• Monitoring developments in the market, legislation, and regulations, and translating these developments into opportunities for the business units.
• Initiating and supervising pilots, drafting business cases, and investigating subsidy opportunities and other financial opportunities.
• Connecting internal and external experts, developing practical working methods, and stimulating knowledge sharing, awareness, and application within the organization.
• Identify opportunities independently and in collaboration with the national sustainability team, and guide sustainable solutions from idea to implementation.

• Good secondary employment conditions, including profit sharing.
• 25 days of vacation and 13 ADV days.
• A pension scheme in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement for the Technical Installation Industry.
• Electric lease car, laptop and phone.
• Room for personal initiative and the development of new solutions.
• A varied role at the intersection of sustainability, technology, and project execution in a committed team.
• Access to more than 100 online training courses via GoodHabitz.
• Favorable conditions to participate in VINCI's international share and group savings plan.

You work within a regional business unit with ample room for responsibility, initiative, and development. At the same time, you are part of an international network of technical experts in more than 40 countries, combining local and personal work environments with international knowledge and development opportunities.