Site Engineer - Marine Environmental Monitoring

Jan De Nul; Aalst; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

JDN Academy training

FIT programme for sports at work

13th month salary + double holiday pay

Lunch vouchers

Eco-vouchers

Flex Reward programme (bike/car, fuel)

Public transport and bicycle expenses

Group and hospital care insurance

Optional iPhone with subscription

Job summary

Jan De Nul Group is seeking a Site Engineer focused on marine environmental monitoring for dredging and offshore works. You will follow environmental policy at project level, conduct monitoring studies, and report results to optimize measurement methods. The role includes equipment care and coordinating subcontractors.

Ideal candidates have a relevant Master’s degree and an interest in the marine environment; expat-ready with flexible project regimes is expected.

Qualifications

• You are a bioengineer, industrial engineer, biologist, geologist or geographer.
• Experience is a plus, but school leavers are welcome.
• Interest in marine world and latest environmental monitoring techniques.

Responsibilities

• Follow up on environmental requirements and general environmental policy at project level, with specific attention to management measures.
• Perform environmental studies (monitoring) linked to the dredging processes and offshore works.
• Processing and interpreting the data obtained and clearly reporting the results.
• Formulating proposals to optimize work processes and measurement methods based on observations and conclusions of reports.
• Taking care of measuring equipment (installation, maintenance and inventory).
• Coordination and interface management of specific subcontractors.

Skills

Bioengineering background

Industrial engineering

Biology

Geology

Geography

Education

Master's degree

Job description

Jan De Nul Group is seeking a Site Engineer focused on marine environmental monitoring for dredging and offshore works. You will follow environmental policy at project level, conduct monitoring studies, and report results to optimize measurement methods. The role includes equipment care and coordinating subcontractors.

Ideal candidates have a relevant Master’s degree and an interest in the marine environment; expat-ready with flexible project regimes is expected.