Construction Project Engineer
Posted Oct 19 (5 days ago) · Last updated Oct 25
Key facts
Permanent construction project engineer role in Kemi; requires project and construction-site experience.
How this salary compares
| Market | Lower bound (25th percentile) | Median | Upper bound (75th percentile) |
|---|---|---|---|
| this company | €2,014 per month | €2,442 per month | €3,040 per month |
| This offer | €4,743 per month | €4,743 per month | €4,743 per month |
Est. take-home €3,300
Original job ad
Translated by JobCrawls from the Finnish ad.
About the role
Summarised by JobCrawls from the job ad above.
Requirements
- Suitable higher-education degree in a technical field, such as construction, HVAC or electrical engineering
- Experience in construction project development
- Experience in project management
- Construction-site experience
- Good cooperation and negotiation skills with different stakeholders
Responsibilities
- Manage construction investments in the wellbeing county’s own properties on behalf of the client
- Oversee projects from needs assessments through the end of the warranty period
- Assess the condition of building components
- Contribute to developing and maintaining the long-term maintenance plan
- Calculate alteration costs for rented premises when needed
Skills & technologies
Benefits & perks
Recruitment process
- Apply through Kuntarekry by the stated deadline
- Submit education and work experience for consideration in the merit comparison
- A security clearance will be conducted with the selected candidate’s consent
- A suitability assessment may be carried out
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Lapland Wellbeing Services County employs more than 8,000 social, healthcare and rescue-services professionals across 17 municipalities and four cities. It highlights nature, community, meaningful work and the opportunity to build a personally fulfilling career.
