Advisor Inspector public space management

• You provide tactical and operational advice on the management and maintenance of public spaces.
• You perform inspections and advise on the preservation of civil engineering structures and/or road pavements.
• You conduct inspections and further investigations independently or as part of a team.
• You develop maintenance advice or management plans.
• You prepare technical repair and maintenance advice based on inspections and risk analyses.
• You translate advice into a multi-year maintenance plan.
• You work for clients such as municipalities, provinces, and a national water authority.
• You can broaden your expertise within the fields of civil engineering structures and road-asphalt pavements.
• You work in a network organization with short lines of communication between regional advisory groups.

Most common activities.

• Gaining insight into necessary maintenance for a multi-year maintenance plan.
• Performing inspections (in practice) in accordance with CUR Recommendation 117:2020 or CROW 146 (roads), including reports and further investigations on concrete and steel.
• Technical repair and maintenance advice, including cost estimates based on standard costs or an SKK estimate, possibly in collaboration with our cost experts, structural engineers, and sustainability advisors.
• Drafting texts and supporting activities for RAW maintenance specifications and UAV-gc contracts.
• Maintaining contact with clients.
• Preparing offers and being part of Tender teams.

• You tackle complex issues in public spaces.
• You possess strong communication and analytical skills.
• You have a good understanding of organizational dynamics.
• You are skilled at connecting, organizing, and managing.
• You can easily switch between various projects.
• You can work well independently and are adept at identifying opportunities.

What they ask

• An MBO or HBO degree in civil engineering or a comparable educational level.
• At least 3 years of relevant work experience, for example as an asset management advisor or as a manager within public spaces, asphalt, roads, or civil engineering structures.
• Communication skills.
• Self-reliance and a team player.

• There is a flexible, hybrid work culture.
• You primarily work from your own region, with the freedom to organize your workday and where you work.
• You maintain active contact with colleagues in other parts of the country.
• You form a small, close-knit group with direct colleagues from the regional office.
• Every colleague has the opportunity to contribute to the direction of the regional office.