Infrastructure Urban Planner Role for Pipeline Environmental Management Europe

Urbandesignlab; Netherlands; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Pipeline Environmental Management Europe is seeking an Urban Planner to monitor planning impacts on pipeline infrastructure across the Netherlands and Belgium. You will maintain legal records, manage permits and land documentation, and coordinate with authorities on permitting processes.

The role emphasizes independent work, strong organizational skills, and fluency in Dutch, with English as a plus. Location involves multiple sites across the region.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Spatial Planning or related field.
• Equivalent professional experience in urban or spatial planning considered.
• Proficiency in MS Office applications.
• Experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is an advantage.
• Strong communication skills in Dutch (written and verbal); English is a plus.
• Ability to work independently with a proactive approach.
• Strong organizational and planning skills.
• Valid driving license (Category B).

Responsibilities

• Monitor government and development plans in the Netherlands and Belgium to identify potential threats to pipeline infrastructure.
• Maintain and update legal records including permits, easements, and land documentation.
• Manage notarial and cadastral matters related to pipeline routes.
• Update and assess Quantitative Risk Assessments (QRA) and external safety standards.
• Provide and manage spatial and planning-related information through official platforms and databases.
• Prepare reports on planning-related risks and pipeline damage.
• Participate in project meetings and site visits across the Netherlands and Belgium.
• Coordinate with government authorities regarding permitting processes and infrastructure developments.
• Communicate with landowners, users, and contractors regarding pipeline activities.
• Process and manage geographic and planning data within spatial systems.

Skills

Independent work

Proactive approach

Strong organizational skills

Dutch language

English language

Driving license

MS Office

GIS understanding

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Spatial Planning or related field

Tools

MS Office

GIS

Job description

Infrastructure Urban Planner Role for Pipeline Environmental Management Europe

• Last date to Apply: 20/04/2026

Job Fields and Important Details

Fields

Description

Position Urban Planner

Organisation Pipeline Environmental Management Europe

Country Netherlands / Belgium

City Multiple Locations

No of Vacancies NA

Project Name Pipeline Environmental Management and Land Affairs

Skills and Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Spatial Planning or related field
• Equivalent professional experience in urban or spatial planning acceptable
• Proficiency in MS Office applications
• Experience with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is an advantage
• Strong communication skills in Dutch (written and verbal); English is a plus
• Ability to work independently with a proactive approach
• Strong organizational and planning skills
• Valid driving license (Category B)

Experience

• Experience in spatial planning, land management, or infrastructure-related planning
• Familiarity with regulatory frameworks in the Netherlands and Belgium preferred
• Experience in handling permits, easements, and land-related legal documentation is advantageous
• Exposure to infrastructure or pipeline-related planning contexts preferred

Salary As per industry standards

Petrochemical Pipeline Services (PPS) is a subsidiary of SABIC and operates extensive petrochemical pipeline networks across the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. The organization manages both owned and third-party pipelines, ensuring safe and efficient transport while maintaining environmental compliance and infrastructure integrity.

Job Description

• Monitor government and development plans in the Netherlands and Belgium to identify potential threats to pipeline infrastructure
• Maintain and update legal records including permits, easements, and land documentation
• Manage notarial and cadastral matters related to pipeline routes
• Update and assess Quantitative Risk Assessments (QRA) and external safety standards
• Provide and manage spatial and planning-related information through official platforms and databases
• Prepare reports on planning-related risks and pipeline damage
• Participate in project meetings and site visits across the Netherlands and Belgium
• Coordinate with government authorities regarding permitting processes and infrastructure developments
• Communicate with landowners, users, and contractors regarding pipeline activities
• Process and manage geographic and planning data within spatial systems