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Sarens in Wolvertem, Belgium is seeking a Project Engineer specializing in heavy lifting. This role combines technical expertise with practical crane knowledge to develop solutions for complex lifting operations. You will analyze project requirements, create detailed lifting concepts, and collaborate with teams to ensure successful project execution.
With a Bachelor's or Master's in Engineering and at least 5 years of experience, you will support Sarens' challenging projects globally. The position offers flexible hours, a competitive salary package, and extensive training opportunities.
As a Project Engineer, you combine engineering expertise with practical crane knowledge to develop technical solutions for some of the most challenging lifting operations worldwide. We are specifically looking for an experienced engineer with a strong affinity for Heavy Lift Cranes. From conventional crawler cranes up to colossal 2.500t crawler cranes and Sarens’ unique Giant Cranes, you assess technical feasibility, develop lifting concepts and provide expert advice for complex projects.
You are the go‑to person when specific crane‑related engineering questions arise. Working closely with project teams, CAD designers and operational colleagues, you translate engineering challenges into practical lifting solutions that make the impossible possible.
Not every engineer gets excited by cranes. This role is for someone who does.
Heavy lifting is more than your profession; it is something that genuinely interests you. You understand how cranes work, what influences a lifting operation, and which technical factors determine whether a lift is feasible. You enjoy solving complex technical challenges and discussing solutions with colleagues who share the same passion for heavy lifting.
As a Project Engineer, you will play a key role in supporting some of Sarens’ most complex lifting operations worldwide. The combination of technical challenges, international context and unique equipment makes this a truly exceptional engineering opportunity.