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By joining Sedgwick, you'll be part of something truly meaningful. It's what our 33,000 colleagues do every day for people around the world who are facing the unexpected. We invite you to grow your career with us, experience our caring culture, and enjoy work-life balance. Here, there's no limit to what you can achieve. Newsweek Recognizes Sedgwick as America's Greatest Workplaces National Top Companies Certified as a Great Place to Work® Fortune Best Workplaces in Financial Services &amp; Insurance Marine Surveyor Join our talented team and be part of an international organisation with more than 33.000 colleagues worldwide! At our Antwerp office, you will join a small team within a large international company, but we safeguard a very personal approach. We work with a multi-disciplined team of highly skilled colleagues and are now looking for a Marine Surveyor to join our business (we are also looking for a Liability Expert, Property Expert and a Business Interruption Expert). Sedgwick is a leading global provider of integrated business solutions around claims and risk management across a wide range of industries. Our 33,000 colleagues, spread across 65 countries, provide services to insurers, brokers, international companies and employers. Carry out damage assessments As a damage expert, you will independently carry out (complex) damage assessments within a multidisciplinary team of experts. You will be deployed for damage assessments in Belgium. Sporadically, you may have to travel abroad for international damage cases. Are you an experienced claims handler? You have several years of experience in claims handling, either at a claims office or in the insurance industry. This experience may have been gained in the field, but also as an in-house complex claims handler. In addition, you possess: <ul><li>a technical engineering degree or years of working experience as a mariner or otherwise involved in shipping.</li><li>Preferably several years of work experience as a maritime/technical expert.</li><li>Perfect knowledge of Dutch, a very good knowledge of English and a good knowledge of French - and a good communicator.</li><li>You are in possession of driving license B.</li></ul>You are analytical and sociable with commercial insight &amp; compromise. You are flexible with a driven &amp; proactive mindset. Oh, and if you are also eager to learn, then this opportunity is for you! But what do we offer you? We offer our employees an inspiring workplace where they are encouraged to bring out the best in themselves, and each other. You get plenty of room to develop yourself professionally and personally. The atmosphere within the Belgian team at Sedgwick can be considered very family-like. We have the opportunity to manage large files locally as around the world, and every new case or file that we receive, is a new challenge for the team - and you always have the support of the complete team. And we have long term relationships with some of the largest terminals present in the Antwerp harbour, so this really is an interesting opportunity for a Marine expert! Have we caught your attention? Are you interested in any of these positions and want to apply immediately? Then contact <a href="mailto:walter.verrept@be.sedgwick.com" target="_blank">walter.verrept@be.sedgwick.com</a> or on +32 (0)3 541 45 39. We look forward to receiving your application with interest Sedgwick is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The statements contained in this document are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by a colleague assigned to this description. They are not intended to constitute a comprehensive list of functions, duties, or local variances. Sedgwick retains the discretion to add or to change the duties of the position at any time.

Marine Surveyor

Your Work Context At Jan De Nul, we are proud of our fleet. As engineer vessel maintenance, you will make sure our high-tech vessels are operational as much as possible. You travel to our projects worldwide and take on the complete technical management of one of our vessels. Also if you've just graduated. Jan De Nul is a pioneer in building at sea. We install renewable energy infrastructure, make marine transport possible, protect our coastlines and build the most advanced harbours. To keep our vessels operational as much as possible, we need technically minded engineers like you. Your Role A job with opportunities and responsibilities At Jan De Nul, we give talented people like you opportunities and responsibilities. You do not focus on one element across vessels, but will supervise the operational readiness of a complete vessel. You don't sit in an office, but travel to one of our projects worldwide. You have the technical and people skills to assist an electrician or a technician on board, and you have the brains to organise large-scale maintenance activities. You start with four weeks training: experts who came before you will teach you the job. Then, you will travel to the project where we need you most, with "Technical Superintendent Vessel Maintenance", as your job title. This could be anywhere in the world. Your tasks will be: <ul><li>Coordinate maintenance and repair activities.</li><li>Lead technical staff on and around the vessel.</li><li>Organise cooperation with shipyards and local contractors.</li><li>Take care of the logistic management of stocks of spares.</li><li>Check reports, repair lists and purchase orders.</li><li>Monitor safety, quality and minimal environmental impact.</li><li>Bridge communication between vessel and head office. </li></ul>Of course, you will not be doing this on your own. You can rely on the help of (experienced) colleagues around you. You will learn on the job. The Fleet Manager supports you every step of the way and you will collaborate with most of our departments. What you need <ul><li>A master's degree in industrial sciences or a master's in engineering sciences</li><li>The indispensable mindset of a solution seeker, a problem solver </li><li>Passion for everything technical</li><li>A feeling for people management</li><li>Planning and organisation talent </li><li>Teamwork skills</li><li>Thirst for adventure, coupled with an independent spirit</li></ul>Working at Jan De Nul Working at Jan De Nul means contributing to solutions to some of the biggest challenges of our time: from the energy transition to rising sea levels to smart mobility. It means learning and working together every day to preserve the global quality of life for generations to come. What we offer <ul><li>A permanent training path via our JDN Academy </li><li>The opportunity to practice sports at work via our FIT programme </li><li>An open-ended permanent contract </li><li>Competitive wages with thirteenth month and double holiday pay</li><li>When you work in Belgium:<ul><li>Meal vouchers and eco-vouchers </li><li>Possibility to take part in the Flex Reward programme, including bike and car leasing, including fuel card or charge pass in Belgium </li><li>Employer's contribution in public transport and bicycle expenses</li><li>Group and hospital care insurance </li><li>Optional iPhone with subscription</li><li>Miscellaneous staff discounts </li></ul></li></ul>The world is what you make it Jan De Nul Group shapes water and land around the world, addressing some of the most important challenges of our time. We boost the energy transition with infrastructure for renewable offshore energy. We focus on nature-inclusive dredging solutions to build harbours and protect our coastlines from the rising sea. We develop innovative construction projects for smart mobility and durable buildings. And we invest in planet redevelopment, giving new purpose to polluted sites. At Jan De Nul, the world is what you make it. Jan De Nul Group promotes diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We are an equal opportunities and anti-discrimination employer. Teams Engineering Dredging Offshore Energy

Engineer Vessel Maintenance within Belgium

Our Dredging and Offshore vessels are highly technological equipment. As an Electrician/Electronic engineer you are responsible for the electrical and electronic equipment on board.Your responsibilities <ul><li>You work under direction of the Chief Engineer</li><li>You maintain the electrical/electronical equipment of the vessel and the ROV, if applicable</li><li>You detect, report and solve electrical/electronical problems</li><li>You have thorough knowledge of high and low voltage systems and PLC's</li><li>You read electrical drawings easily</li><li>You observe the quality, health, safety and environmental system</li></ul>Your profile <ul><li>You have a Bachelor or Master degree in electrical/electronic engineering or a rounded vocational/technical/engineering education or an education in a similar field</li><li>By preference, you have some work experience in the maritime/offshore field</li><li>You are able to motivate, guide and evaluate colleagues in order to assure optimal productivity</li><li>Preferably but not necessary, you have a Certificate of Competency Electro-Technical Rating III/7 or Electro-Technical Officer III/6</li><li>Preferably but not necessary, you have a valid STCW VI/1 Basic Safety Training</li><li>You are communicative and problem solving</li><li>You have a hands-on and no nonsense mentality</li><li>You speak and write English fluently</li><li>You have no problem with being away from home for 4-5-6 weeks, depending on the type of vessel you work on</li></ul>Our offer <ul><li>An extensive mobility program for a healthy work-life balance</li><li>A permanent training track which allows you to develop yourself personally and professionally</li><li>A stimulating, innovative workplace with numerous growth opportunities</li><li>A people-oriented environment with an interactive health program and a focus on employee wellbeing</li></ul>

3 Permanent Jobs in Belgium