Assistant Project Manager Environment

Contributing to a cleaner environment? At HMVT, you work on innovative solutions for soil, water, and air pollution.

What do you do as an Assistant Project Manager Environment at HMVT?

You support our project managers in the preparation and execution of projects. This means that you establish and maintain contact with subcontractors, update schedules, keep track of project administration, and supervise technicians. You also work closely with our work preparers. This role offers you a lot of variety: one week, you're working on groundwater remediation, and the next week, you're diving into the world of process purification. Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to grow into the role of project manager. Since our company is not very large, you get a lot of responsibility and are in direct contact with colleagues, suppliers, and subcontractors. It’s the ideal learning environment to make significant progress.

What you enjoy doing:

• Overseeing projects from start to finish;
• Collaborating on innovative environmental remediation for air, soil, and water;
• Managing projects with tight deadlines efficiently;
• Quickly coordinating with clients, colleagues, and suppliers;
• Working with colleagues to deliver a successful project for clients;
• Solving challenges and unforeseen issues;
• Developing yourself into a project manager.

Who do you work with?

You collaborate closely with project managers, work preparers, subcontractors, technicians, and project managers. At HMVT, you'll join a close-knit team that welcomes you and helps you get settled. We set the bar high and, as a team, aim to deliver the best end product. That's why we value direct, open, and honest communication, but always in a positive atmosphere. In addition to work, we regularly organize team outings, summer barbecues, and dinners.

What you bring:

• A completed higher education degree (HBO or WO) in an environmental field;
• Interest in water, soil, and/or air remediation;
• The ability to plan work well and meet deadlines;
• Organizational talent: you enjoy organizing things, work methodically, and don’t like half measures;
• Good social and communication skills, both verbal and written;
• A critical mindset: towards your own work and that of others;
• Availability for 32 to 40 hours per week.