Frequently Asked Questions
Which infrastructure vacancies does STAR offer?
Through STAR, you work in civil and groundwork infrastructure, civil engineering, road construction, hydraulic engineering and sewer systems, as well as with public authorities and ports.
Roles vary from Work Planner and Site Supervisor to Project Manager, Planner, Supervisor and Inspector.
Where does STAR work in infrastructure?
We work throughout the Netherlands. Active project locations include Groningen, the Randstad, Rotterdam, Zeeland, North Brabant and Antwerp. We are also active in Belgium.
What can I earn as a Site Supervisor or Work Planner in infrastructure?
That depends on your experience, the type of project and the client. Your consultant will give you an honest view of what is market standard for your role and situation.
Does STAR also work for contractors and engineering firms?
Yes. Through STAR, you work with contractors such as KWS and Heijmans, engineering firms, grid operators and clients such as Rijkswaterstaat, municipalities, water companies and ports.
Can I become permanently employed by a client through STAR?
This happens regularly in infrastructure. You start as a seconded professional and transfer to the client at an agreed moment. Your consultant guides this process from beginning to end.
What does a consultant at STAR do for me?
You have a fixed point of contact who knows your profile, the market and the clients. You are introduced to opportunities based on content and fit, not simply based on availability. That means less noise and a better match.
Can I register if there is no suitable vacancy right now?
Yes. You can create a job alert or leave your CV. A consultant will contact you as soon as there is an assignment that matches your profile.
How long do infrastructure assignments through STAR usually last?
This varies. Project-based assignments can run from a few months to several years.
Programmes such as the earthquake recovery programme in Groningen or the expansion of port infrastructure regularly require long-term deployment.