Commissioning Engineer

About the Role  Work among innovative robotics systems in the collegial atmosphere of our assembly and test hall in Vlaardingen and explore the world at the same time. As a Commissioning Engineer at Royal Houdijk, you will play a key role in projects, ensuring that customers worldwide can start using our advanced machines.
Responsibilities   Test machines through software, electronic, and mechanical adjustments to ensure they operate according to contract specifications.
Participate in factory acceptance tests (FAT) and verify that machines meet expectations.
Assist in assembling installations that can be as large as half a football field and commission them at customer sites.
Carry out final fine‑tuning and present completed machines to customers.
Travel with technicians to support project completion; typical visits last two to three weeks and may involve spending roughly half the year overseas.
Be ultimately responsible for around three to four projects per year, ensuring at least 99.8% efficiency.
Diagnose under‑performance issues and determine appropriate solutions, contributing to design improvements when necessary.
Qualifications   MBO level4 or HBO diploma in a technical field.
Experience in mechanical and electrical machine construction.

Experience with dynamic drive systems and modern PLC control technologies.
Knowledge of Rockwell and Beckhoff systems is a plus.
Good communication skills in Dutch and English.
Willingness to travel abroad regularly, often on short notice for 2–4 week periods.
Enthusiasm for representing Royal Houdijk to customers and colleagues.
Ability to independently manage work abroad and adapt to local norms and practices.
Benefits   Base salary between €3,980 and €5,300 per month (based on a 40‑hour week).
Generous project and overseas allowances; salary can sometimes increase significantly when traveling abroad.
Well‑arranged accommodation when abroad.
27 vacation days plus 13 additional leave days.
Travel expense reimbursement.
Solid pension scheme as part of the Metalektro collective labour agreement.
Internal and external training and presentation opportunities for continuous professional growth.
Regular team activities such as pub quizzes, sports events, and the ‘Houdijk Games’.
Additional Information  During the initial period, you will work in the Assembly department to gain hands‑on knowledge of our technologies. Upon successful integration, you will receive a certificate of good conduct (VOG) if required.

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