Engineer Vessel Maintenance

<div><h3>Overview</h3><p>Engineer Vessel Maintenance at Jan De Nul Group. You travel to projects worldwide and take on the complete technical management of one vessel. This role is open to new graduates as well.</p><p>Jan De Nul is a pioneer in building at sea. We install renewable energy infrastructure, enable marine transport, protect coastlines and build advanced harbours. To keep our vessels operational, we need technically minded engineers like you.</p><h3>Your Role</h3><p><b>A Job With Opportunities And Responsibilities</b></p><p>At Jan De Nul, you supervise the operational readiness of an entire vessel. You travel to projects worldwide and work with electrical and technical staff on board. You have the skills to organise large‑scale maintenance activities and to assist an electrician or a technician on site.</p><p>You start with four weeks of training: experts who came before you will teach you the job. Then you will travel to the project where you are needed most, with Technical Superintendent Vessel Maintenance as your job title. This could be anywhere in the world. Your tasks will be:</p><ul><li>Coordinate maintenance and repair activities.</li><li>Lead technical staff on and around the vessel.</li><li>Organise cooperation with shipyards and local contractors.</li><li>Take care of the logistic management of stocks of spares.</li><li>Check reports, repair lists and purchase orders.</li><li>Monitor safety, quality and minimal environmental impact.</li><li>Bridge communication between vessel and head office.</li></ul><p>You will learn on the job with the support of the Fleet Manager and colleagues from most of our departments.</p><p><b>Two months on, one month off</b></p><p>Depending on the phase of your project and your development, you will work at the office in Aalst or on one of our projects worldwide. In Aalst, you work a forty‑hour week with occasional work from home. As an expat on a project worldwide, you work two months with 12‑hour workdays, six days a week, followed by one month off.</p><h3>What you need</h3><ul><li>A master’s degree in industrial sciences or a master’s in engineering sciences</li><li>Indispensable mindset of a solution seeker and problem solver</li><li>Passion for everything technical</li><li>A feeling for people management</li><li>Planning and organisation talent</li><li>Teamwork skills</li><li>Thirst for adventure, coupled with an independent spirit</li></ul><h3>Working at Jan De Nul</h3><p>Working at Jan De Nul means contributing to solutions for major challenges of our time: energy transition, rising sea levels, smart mobility. It means learning and collaborating every day to preserve global quality of life for generations to come.</p><h3>What We Offer</h3><ul><li>A permanent training path via our JDN Academy</li><li>The opportunity to practice sports at work via our FIT programme</li><li>An open-ended permanent contract</li><li>Competitive wages with thirteenth month and double holiday pay</li><li>When you work in Belgium: meal vouchers and eco-vouchers</li><li>Participation in the Flex Reward programme (bike and car leasing, fuel card or charge pass in Belgium)</li><li>Employer’s contribution to public transport and bicycle expenses</li><li>Group and hospital care insurance</li><li>Optional iPhone with subscription</li><li>Miscellaneous staff discounts</li><li>When you work abroad: a different package with attractive conditions</li></ul><p>The world is what you make of it. Jan De Nul Group promotes diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We are an equal opportunities and anti-discrimination employer.</p></div>
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