Electrical Supervisor: Lead on Europe’s Green Hydrogen Site

Aldebaran Group; Den Haag; On-site; EUR 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Aldebaran Group is seeking an Electrical Supervisor to lead electrical construction scopes on Europe’s largest green hydrogen project in the Netherlands. The role requires a strong background in HV equipment, risk identification, and compliance with electrical safety standards.

Fluency in Dutch and English is essential. You will manage site execution, deadlines, and workforce coordination while ensuring safety and integration of new electrical assemblies within complex infrastructure.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical or Engineering (Electrical, Control Systems).
• Minimum 10 years of experience on industrial construction projects.
• Fluent in Dutch and English.
• Experience with HV / EHV equipment is a plus.
• Knowledge of risk identification methods (HAZID, HAZOP).
• Knowledge of electrical safety regulations (C18-510).
• Experience working with the grid operator TenneT on interconnections.
• Experience integrating new power systems such as power plants, substations, and high-voltage transmission lines.

Responsibilities

• Preparation of electrical scopes.
• Validation of estimates and cost calculations.
• Monitoring subcontractors progress.
• Coordination of co-activities.
• Quality control and monitoring of work progress.
• Integration of New Electrical Assemblies.
• You support subcontractors in the execution of assigned tasks.

Skills

Dutch language

English language

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical/Control Systems

Job description

Aldebaran Group is seeking an Electrical Supervisor to lead electrical construction scopes on Europe’s largest green hydrogen project in the Netherlands. The role requires a strong background in HV equipment, risk identification, and compliance with electrical safety standards.

Fluency in Dutch and English is essential. You will manage site execution, deadlines, and workforce coordination while ensuring safety and integration of new electrical assemblies within complex infrastructure.