In het kort: Je gaat als Quality Manager het kwaliteitsmanagementsysteem opzetten, implementeren en bewaken, audits en inspecties leiden, contractors aansturen en een sterke kwaliteitscultuur creëren binnen een groot CO₂-infrastructuurproject.
Functiebeschrijving: Quality Manager – Aramis Project
The Aramis project objective is the development of an open access, non-discriminatory CO? transportation infrastructure to provide low-cost access for CO? storage operators to transport their CO? volumes to offshore storage facilities. As Quality Manager, you will play a key role in ensuring that quality is embedded throughout the project lifecycle and that project deliverables meet the highest standards.
As Quality Manager, you will have the opportunity to shape quality within a landmark energy transition project
This is a unique opportunity to lead the set-up and implementation of quality management activities for one of the Netherlands’ most important CO? infrastructure projects. You will work closely with project leadership, contractors, suppliers, and multidisciplinary teams to establish a robust quality framework while promoting a strong quality culture across the organization.
Location:
The Hague, The Netherlands
Working hours:
32 to 40 hours per week
Period:
1-10-2026 till 31-12-2027
Generic function:
Technisch Adviseur Cx
What will you do?
As Quality Manager, you will be responsible for establishing, implementing, and maintaining the project’s quality management system. You will act as the focal point for all quality-related matters and ensure alignment between project requirements, contractor performance, and industry standards.
Your responsibilities will include:
– Promoting quality within the project and providing expert advice on quality-related matters.
– Assisting the Project Management Team in the organization, implementation, and auditing of quality procedures and processes.
– Defining, developing, implementing, and controlling the project Quality Management System.
– Organizing and coordinating quality surveillance activities for contractors and key subcontractors.
– Planning and leading quality audits, inspections, and site visits in collaboration with Package Managers.
– Reviewing Contractors’, Subcontractors’, and Suppliers’ QA/QC Inspection & Test Plans to ensure consistency and compliance with project requirements.
– Developing and deploying a project-wide Quality Culture Program.
– Managing the Quality/PMT workforce and functionally supervising QA/QC Leads and Engineers across work packages.
– Preparing quality, technical, and contractual requirements for LLI and EPC contractors.
– Evaluating contractor proposals with a focus on quality frameworks and construction risks.
– Ensuring contractors implement effective corrective and preventive action programs when quality deficiencies arise.
– Supporting the development and implementation of the JV Quality Management System.
What makes this role unique?
The opportunity to shape the quality strategy of a major CO? transportation infrastructure project.
A leadership position with responsibility for project-wide quality management.
Direct exposure to large EPC contractors, suppliers, and international stakeholders.
A highly strategic role contributing to the successful delivery of an infrastructure project with a CAPEX exceeding €1 billion.
About Gasunie
At Gasunie, we are proud to provide reliable transport of natural gas, hydrogen, heat, and CO?, now and in the future. Working at Gasunie means contributing directly to the energy transition. We combine innovation with decades of experience and place safety, collaboration, and sustainability at the heart of everything we do.
About the Aramis Project Team
The role is based in The Hague and is a seconded position within the Aramis Joint Venture. You will work alongside experienced professionals from multiple organizations who are jointly developing critical infrastructure to support carbon capture and storage in the Netherlands. The position is primarily office-based and includes regular business travel.
Please note that a screening process forms part of the recruitment procedure and includes, at minimum, a Certificate of Good Conduct (VOG). Additional assessments and reference checks may also be required.
– Engineering degree in a relevant discipline.
– Minimum of 15 years of experience in similar quality or project-related positions.
– At least 5 years of site-based experience in construction or operations environments.
– Demonstrable experience in brownfield projects operating under SIMOPS with multiple stakeholders.
– Proven experience in setting up and implementing Quality Management Systems and Quality Culture Programs.
– Fluency in English, both spoken and written.