FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Project Management Officer?
The primary responsibilities include supporting team leaders with organizational, financial, and administrative tasks, organizing project meetings, managing Contractor safety meetings, functioning as the SAP focal point in the procure-to-pay process, preparing SAP working instructions, submitting invoices for completed work, maintaining project progress reports, and advising on project advancements using technical language.
What qualifications are required for this position?
The position requires a minimum of MBO work-and-think level, preferably with a technical education and an interest in financial administration.
What specific experience is necessary for applicants?
Applicants should have demonstrable experience as a Project Assistant, Project Management Officer, or in a similar role, focusing on planning in a technical environment.
Is familiarity with SAP important for this position?
Yes, familiarity with SAP PM/MM is essential for the role.
What software skills are expected from candidates?
Candidates should possess excellent skills in MS Word, MS Excel, and preferably MS Project.
Is proficiency in multiple languages required?
Yes, candidates must have an excellent command of both Dutch and English, both spoken and written.
What type of team environment will the Project Management Officer work in?
The Project Management Officer will work effectively in a small team and should have a customer-oriented approach.
Are there opportunities for training in this role?
Yes, part of the responsibilities includes training personnel on SAP working instructions.
What is the importance of technical terminology in this role?
The use of technical terminology is crucial for advising on project progress and creating clear communication between technical parties involved in projects.