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Work planner: the pivot between planning, engineering and execution
Are you an organisational talent with technical insight? Do you enjoy working systematically and know how to make processes run smoothly? Then the job of work planner is an ideal role for you. At Euro Planit, we help planners find challenging and suitable jobs within technical companies, production environments and industrial organisations in the eastern Netherlands on a daily basis.
As a work planner, you ensure that projects are well prepared to start. You are an indispensable link between the engineering, production, purchasing and implementation departments. Thanks to your work, mechanics, technicians or production staff can get to work with the right materials, instructions and planning.
What does a work planner do?
The job of work planner is versatile and responsible. You are the one who maintains an overview, monitors the planning and ensures that everything is ready for execution on time. You work closely with project leaders, engineers, fitters and suppliers. Depending on the sector in which you operate, your tasks may vary from preparing working drawings to calling for materials or making calculations.
Typical tasks of a work planner:
- Drawing up work plans and project schedules
- Checking and adapting technical drawings
- Making calculations and calling up materials from suppliers
- Drawing up work instructions and parts lists
- Coordinating activities between different departments
- Maintaining contact with suppliers, customers and implementation teams
- Identifying bottlenecks and suggesting solutions
- Monitoring deadlines, quality and budget
Whether you work in mechanical engineering, installation engineering or industrial production - as a work planner, you ensure that the work can be carried out efficiently and flawlessly.
In which sectors can you work as a work planner?
The demand for work planners is high and still growing. At Euro Planit, we mediate work planners to companies in areas such as:
- Mechanical engineering and mechanical engineering
- Electrical engineering and installation technology
- Metallurgy and construction
- Construction and prefabrication
- Energy and sustainability projects
- Food industry
- Plastics and sheet-metal working
Whether you are just starting out as a junior work planner or already have years of experience: we will find you a job that matches your knowledge, experience and ambition.
What do you need to become a work planner?
A work planner is not only technically skilled, but also strong in communication, administration and planning. You quickly switch between different tasks, know how to prioritise and keep an overview - even under pressure.
Key skills and attributes:
- MBO or HBO education in a technical field (such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, construction, mechatronics or installation engineering)
- Experience with technical drawings, CAD systems or ERP software
- Accurate and structured work attitude
- Analytical and problem-solving skills
- Good communication skills, both internally and externally
- Affinity with planning, budget control and process management
Do you have no experience yet, but are following a technical education and want to learn the trade in practice? Then there are also plenty of entry opportunities via Euro Planit, often with guidance and development opportunities.
Why choose Euro Planit?
Euro Planit specialises in mediating technical talent. Thanks to our years of experience in the region, we know the market, the companies and the people. We look beyond your CV and look for a position in which you can really develop.
What you can expect from us:
- Access to a wide range of technical vacancies
- Personal coaching during your application process
- Insight into the corporate culture of your future employer
- Correct and timely payment of your salary
- Training and certification opportunities
- Chance of a permanent contract with good performance
Our offices are ready to assist you with your next step as a work planner.
Advancing as a work planner
The job of work planner is an excellent starting point for further growth within engineering. From this role, you can progress to:
- Project coordinator or project leader
- Technical draughtsman or engineer
- Calculator or cost expert
- Work preparation team leader
- Specialist planner (such as E or W installations)
You can also study specific software (such as AutoCAD, Revit, SolidWorks or SAP) or further specialise in lean working or process optimisation. Euro Planit will be happy to help you map out a realistic development path.
Interested in a job as a work planner?
Are you ready for a position where engineering, organisation and communication come together? Would you like to work for an employer where you can make a difference in the preparation of technical projects? Then register at Euro Planit and discover the current vacancies for planners in your region.
Whether you are a starter or an experienced professional - we will guide you step by step to a new challenge. View our vacancies on the website or contact one of our offices directly.