Build a long-term technical career in industrial installations and energy infrastructure. Opportunities cover First Electrician, Lead Electrician, First E&I Maintenance Technician and E&I Commissioning Technician.
Duties vary by specialism: install and connect low- and medium-voltage equipment; maintain electrical and instrumentation systems; diagnose faults; calibrate controls; or test and commission industrial installations. Lead electricians coordinate teams, materials, subcontractors and progress. Commissioning specialists perform wiring checks, functional testing and control-system adjustments.
Applicants need relevant electrical qualifications, practical experience, a category B driving licence and professional English or Dutch. Willingness to learn Dutch and follow industrial safety procedures is important. Senior commissioning work requires extensive E&I experience and strong control-system knowledge.
The standard week is 40 hours. Monthly gross salary ranges are €3,106–€4,057 for First Electricians, €3,324–€4,334 for maintenance technicians and €3,541–€5,200 for Lead Electricians; commissioning pay is individually assessed. Benefits depend on role and include training, tools, protective clothing, holiday allowance, 25 vacation days and 13 ADV days. Relocation and accommodation assistance are available.
Specialist non-EU applicants may be considered individually; work-permit eligibility is not guaranteed.