Project Work Planner
EuroSort 's-Graveland
What is required?
- At least a completed mbo-4 education, preferably in the direction of technology (mechanical engineering)
- Must at a minimum be in possession of a LEAN Yellow Belt training/certificate
- Experience with MS Office and ERP systems
- In possession of own transportation
- Excellent command of the Dutch and English language
- The ability to work in a structured way and independently
- Communicatively strong, convincing and result- and solution-oriented
What will you get?
- €2.500 - €3.500 gross p/m (depending on knowledge and experience)
- 32 to 40 hours working week
- 30 vacation days
- Possibility to enroll in training, education and courses
- Working from home opportunities, bonus scheme
- Daily fresh fruit, Friday afternoon drinks, monthly company lunch
What will you do?
- 35% Administration
- 35% Purchasing project specific parts
- 10% External consultation
- 10% Planning purchase orders
- 10% Internal consultation
This vacancy has been created based on interviews with employees to help you get a realistic preview of the job.
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Mark de Boer
Recruiter
Vacancy
Acquisition based on this advertisement is not appreciated. We usually fill the vacancies ourselves and in exceptional cases we work with preferred suppliers
As a Project Work Planner at EuroSort, you are responsible for the flow of materials and internal assemblies that are needed for the installation of a sorting machine at the customer's site. The bill of materials is supplied by the Engineering department, after which you make sure that it is put into a work order. You also ensure that all materials are ordered so that they are available on site at the right time. In addition, you coordinate the entire process within the supply chain for the duration of the project and you are the point of contact for the organisation.
When a project is sold, you will be linked to it as Project Engineer. Before the start of the project, you have a kick-off meeting in which the Project Coordinator goes through what the project entails and how the machine is constructed. When the Engineering department releases the parts lists, you process these in the ERP system and order the parts.
You make a distinction between the stock parts and the project-specific parts and it is the latter category that you order. You are in regular contact with the suppliers about the deliveries and examine the consequences of any deviations. You are the internal contact for Engineering, the Project Manager, Site Manager, Production, Expedition and the Warehouse.
When the project starts on site, you maintain contact with the Site Manager. You make sure that the correct parts are present when the Engineers start installing on site: if something is missing, the Site Manager contacts you so that you can deliver the part. If the part is so specific that it still has to be designed, you will involve an Engineer. You monitor the progress of the project and report deviations to the Project Manager.
You work on several projects in different phases simultaneously. In addition to you, there are seven Project Planning Team members who work on their own projects. As a team, you want to learn from each other continuously. That is why you help each other if there are bottlenecks.
If you like to organise a lot of things, consult with different departments and find it challenging to actively take up matters yourself, then this is a job for you.
Working week
Rob Holster
On an enjoyable working day, the cooperation between those involved is pleasant and everything goes according to plan.
On a less enjoyable working day, I find out that materials cannot be delivered on time due to increasing delivery times.
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- Lunch
- Daily huddle
- Reading and answering emails
- Meeting with Supply Manager
- Consultation with project team (discussing progress and risks)
- Scheduling material storage
- Preparation and reading of parts lists
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- Lunch
- Preparing vouchers according to plan
- Follow up on orders and changes
- Contact with Engineer
- Calling with supplier
- Contact with Purchasing Department
- Ordering materials
- Working from home
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- Lunch
- Daily huddle
- Reading and answering emails
- Follow up on purchase receipts
- Meeting with Stockroom
- Monitoring project planning
- Ordering parts
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- Lunch
- Reading and answering emails
- Meeting with other Project Work Planners
- External consultation
- Preparation and reading of parts lists
- Contact with Project Manager
- Calling with supplier
- Processing administrative work
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- Lunch
- Daily huddle
- Reading and answering emails
- Kick-off project
- Expending receipts
- Drinks
- Prepare vouchers according to plan
- Follow up on orders and changes
Firsthand experience
Growth
EuroSort considers personal development very important. There are therefore many opportunities to attend training and courses. EuroSort is currently developing a personnel policy to make this more concrete.
Working at EuroSort
EuroSort B.V. is specialised in the development and assembly of high volume sorting systems for various applications. Think of order processing, returns, counting and sorting by size, colour, type of products, e-commerce and cross docking. The company was founded in 2001 and believes in qualitative simplicity. Therefore, the sorting solutions are always simple, robust and made of high quality materials and components. This combination creates a system that optimises the work process and makes it more efficient, saves valuable floor space and improves and increases productivity.
- Founded in 2001
- Headquarters in 's-Graveland
- Globally active, branches in the Netherlands, Spain and North America
- 180 employees
- Average age 45 years
- Hybrid working in office positions
- Safety workwear is mandatory in the warehouse and is provided by EuroSort
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