Team Leader (24/7)

Vacancy characteristics

LocationVredepeelContract duration24 monthsHours per week - 38Monthly salary€3,169.00 - €4,179.00Salary levelCivil servant scale IBBAD 06 - Civil servant scale IBBAD 06LevelMBO 4FieldLaw enforcement / peace / securityVacancy number80406Employment contractTemporary appointment with a view to permanent employment​​Job groupCivilian

Job description

Would you like to work as a Team Leader at the Ministry of Defence? Do you want to work as a civilian and take on a leadership role? Our Defence Security and Guarding Organization (DBBO) is looking for several new colleagues to strengthen the team in Vredepeel!

Defence is in full motion, and more than 75,000 military personnel, reservists, and civilian employees are committed to fulfilling primary task 1: protecting what is dear to us! Professional security of all Defence locations is part of this. This is the work of the approximately 2,500 DBBO employees, who work 24/7 together on the armed security of Defence TBBs, the Assets to be Protected, of people and materiel. The role of Team Leader is relatively new within DBBO. In this position, you will lead a team of 10 to 15 security guards. This makes it a unique opportunity to directly contribute to shaping and further developing this important role. Your expertise and leadership skills are of great value here!

Does this appeal to you? Then read on quickly and find out what else this job has to offer. You can also listen to our podcast https://open.spotify.com/episode/5JE5Qzw9M8hXSRS09Spv2M?si=CjiJQgAHTs6Ouf0ORUV_eg. This podcast will also provide more information about the job as a Team Leader at DBBO.

Where will you work? Your work location is the Lieutenant General Best Barracks in Vredepeel. You will be part of DBBO region South, where approximately 700 employees work 24/7 on the guarding and security of multiple Defence locations. You will do this in a civilian appointment, meaning you are not a member of the armed forces, but you still work for Defence and wear a uniform and carry a weapon in your work. The Lieutenant General Best Barracks is the home base of ground-based air defence (DGLC). More than 800 Defence employees work at this barracks, and this number is growing. You will report to the Commander Patrol Area Vredepeel. Your team includes a Shift Coordinator and Security Officers. There is also close collaboration with the Operations Officer Patrol Area/Planner and the Operations Officer/PLV – Commander Patrol Area Brunssum.

What will you do? Sites, buildings, vehicles: everything belonging to Defence must be guarded and secured. Our DBBO teams ensure this. Together, they perform a combination of tasks. For example, think of access controls, observations, patrols, and interventions. The DBBO Team Leader is a team leader, and your tasks include: • Leading, motivating, and coaching your team, which includes security guards and the Shift Coordinator. • Ensuring a good and safe working environment and a well-functioning team. • Coordinating the deployment of personnel and resources within your shift team, ensuring timely availability and good rosters and planning. • Safeguarding the employability of employees, preventing absence, promoting and guiding training and development. • Conducting performance and development interviews. • Preparing and ensuring timely and accurate reports. • Replacing direct superiors and subordinates if necessary or desired. • Coordinating with colleagues and proposing improvements. • Advising management on all operational and personnel matters.

To perform these tasks effectively, you will, like all team members, not only be well-trained but also equipped with a firearm, baton, and handcuffs.

Please note: due to working hours and safe commuting, we will consider a maximum commute distance and travel time of 40 minutes or 40 km during the selection process.

Job requirements

Who are you? Being a Team Leader at DBBO is a responsible job, and to fill it well, you possess the following qualities: • You stand for your work and your team; it makes you proud when the team functions and performs well. • You enjoy guiding people in their personal and professional development. • Good social and communication skills (Dutch language in word and writing). • You can assess situations and people well, remain calm, and maintain an overview. • You are eager to learn and consistently invest in your own development.

What do you bring? • An MBO 4 diploma in leadership. Interested candidates without an MBO 4 leadership diploma, but with a recently completed (< 5 years) non-commissioned officer training at KMS, KMSL, or KPLMARNS (Marines Corporal Training) are also invited to apply. • Extensive experience in leading a team. • Work experience as a qualified security guard or as a military member is preferred. Affinity is essential in any case. • Dutch nationality, this can be a second nationality; • Physically fit, active sports participation, and a healthy lifestyle suit you; • You can seamlessly participate in the 5-shift system of day/evening/night and weekend shifts; • Possess a driver's license B (manual transmission) and own transportation for commuting.

What does this job offer? • A responsible position within a socially important organization; • A great team; • A good salary with a shift allowance for irregular hours; • Clear work schedules, so you know well in advance when you have to work; • Good training facilities; • Periodic training to maintain and update your knowledge and skills.

Employment conditions

Salary levelCivil servant scale IBBAD 06 - Civil servant scale IBBAD 06Salary descriptionMonthly salary€3,169.00 - €4,179.00Employment contractTemporary appointment with a view to permanent employment​​Contract duration24 monthsMinimum number of hours per weekMaximum number of hours per week38

Other employment conditions

At Defence, as an employee, you receive an individual choice budget (IKB) monthly. This IKB is composed of your holiday allowance and year-end bonus. This amounts to 16.33% of your gross salary. You can save the IKB, have it paid out, or spend it. The latter can be used, for example, for mobility (bicycle or e-bike), IT equipment (laptop, etc.), union membership fees, or extra vacation days. The IKB makes a large part of your salary directly usable for what you truly value.

Details

For the first few weeks, you will participate in continuous service without being armed. Before you start armed duty, new DBBO employees must first complete our internal training (INI). This lasts approximately 20 weeks, with 5 weeks spent at an training location. Here you will receive, among other things, an Integral Professional Skills Training and learn to professionally handle means of coercion such as a service weapon (pistol), baton, and handcuffs. This ensures that you can confidently start working as our colleague.

A security investigation and possibly a reference check are part of the selection procedure. The security investigation is a background check by the Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) covering criminal records and financial matters, among other things. This typically takes 8 weeks. Before you can start, a stability assessment will also be conducted to evaluate your stress resistance and psychological resilience.

• We are deployed worldwide for peace and security. Diversity in ways of thinking, perspectives, and qualities contributes to achieving our mission: “Protecting what is dear to us.” For this, we are explicitly looking for new colleagues who contribute to diversity within Defence. • Defence is also committed to employing individuals who fall under the target group of the Employment Opportunities Act. If you are registered in the target group register, we invite you to apply! • Your application documents will be destroyed no later than three months after the completion of the selection procedure. This period is longer than the standard period prescribed by the General Data Protection Regulation. This longer period is necessary in case an objection and/or appeal procedure is initiated by an internal candidate.

More about the job group

Organization name

Ministry of Defence

Organization description

Defence is committed to the interests, welfare, and freedom of the Netherlands. We are active daily both domestically and abroad. Our global deployment strengthens international cooperation and ensures that people can develop freely. Now and in the future.

Approximately 79,000 people work directly and indirectly for peace and security within the Ministry of Defence. The ministry consists of the Materiel & IT Command (COMMIT), the Staff Directorate (the department), the Royal Netherlands Navy, the Royal Netherlands Army, the Royal Netherlands Air Force, the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee, and the Defence Support Command (DOSCO).

Defence is one of the largest employers in the Netherlands and resembles a large corporation. The operational commands (sea, land, and air forces), the Marechaussee, DOSCO, and COMMIT function like operating companies.

The armed forces protect what is dear to us. The Defence Support Command (DOSCO) makes an essential contribution to this. With over 10,000 employees, we always and everywhere support the Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marechaussee. We do this at Defence locations, during daily activities, during exercises, and during deployments. We ensure that the armed forces have an advantage in combat!

At DOSCO, you contribute to a strong Defence organization. We are one of the most versatile parts of Defence. From catering to security, from real estate to logistics, from facilities to procurement, from HR to medical care, behind every soldier is a team of skilled professionals providing support 24 hours a day. You don't have to be a soldier to work at DOSCO. DOSCO is about craftsmanship, reliability, and connectedness.

Does this appeal to you and does the vacancy match your profile? Apply quickly!

Organization URL

www.defensie.nl

Department name

Defence Support Command

Department description

The Facilitation, Logistics, and Security Division (DFLB) is a professional organization that provides facilitation and logistics services to its clients within and outside Defence, wherever and whenever needed. We operate in a client-oriented, cost-conscious, reliable, flexible, and transparent manner.

The work is carried out within the DFLB, which falls under the Defence Support Command (DOSCO). The Facilitation, Logistics, and Security Division consists of a Staff (Cabinet, Facilities Section, Movement and Transport Management Section, the Program Bureau, the DOSCO Locations Barracks Command, and dedicated support) and the following companies: Paresto (caterer), Defence Facilitation Company (FBD), Service Point, Defence Traffic and Transport Organization (DVVO), Defence Media Centre (MCD), Financial Administration and Management Office (FABK), Bureau International Military Sports (BIMS), Royal Home for Veterans and Bronbeek Museum (KTOMMB), and the Defence Security and Guarding Organization.

The Defence Security and Guarding Organization (DBBO) unit provides support to the combat power of the Defence organization. To this end, it provides the physical security of the interests of Defence components within the Kingdom of the Netherlands day and night. The DBBO is a valued armed security organization. The DBBO has a total of 25 patrol areas. The commander of each patrol area (CPG) is in charge. DBBO employees are responsible for carrying out the guarding and security of the interests of Defence to be protected.

Department URL

www.defensie.nl/organisatie/dosco

Contact persons

For more information about this vacancy:

Franciscus J. A. C. Meulendijks
[email protected]
0651752070

For more information about the application procedure:

Ralph Meij
[email protected]
0610053101

Location: Vredepeel Level: MBO 438 hours per week €3,150 ~ €4,200 salary Law enforcement / peace / security Team Leader (24/7) This is what you will do

Would you like to work as a Team Leader at the Ministry of Defence? Do you want to work as a civilian and take on a leadership role? Our Defence Security and Guarding Organization (DBBO) is looking for several new colleagues to strengthen the team in Vredepeel!

Defence is in full motion, and more than 75,000 military personnel, reservists, and civilian employees are committed to fulfilling primary task 1: protecting what is dear to us! Professional security of all Defence locations is part of this. This is the work of the approximately 2,500 DBBO employees, who work 24/7 together on the armed security of Defence TBBs, the Assets to be Protected, of people and materiel. The role of Team Leader is relatively new within DBBO. In this position, you will lead a team of 10 to 15 security guards. This makes it a unique opportunity to directly contribute to shaping and further developing this important role. Your expertise and leadership skills are of great value here!

Does this appeal to you? Then read on quickly and find out what else this job has to offer. You can also listen to our podcast https://open.spotify.com/episode/5JE5Qzw9M8hXSRS09Spv2M?si=CjiJQgAHTs6Ouf0ORUV_eg. This podcast will also provide more information about the job as a Team Leader at DBBO.

Where will you work? Your work location is the Lieutenant General Best Barracks in Vredepeel. You will be part of DBBO region South, where approximately 700 employees work 24/7 on the guarding and security of multiple Defence locations. You will do this in a civilian appointment, meaning you are not a member of the armed forces, but you still work for Defence and wear a uniform and carry a weapon in your work. The Lieutenant General Best Barracks is the home base of ground-based air defence (DGLC). More than 800 Defence employees work at this barracks, and this number is growing. You will report to the Commander Patrol Area Vredepeel. Your team includes a Shift Coordinator and Security Officers. There is also close collaboration with the Operations Officer Patrol Area/Planner and the Operations Officer/PLV – Commander Patrol Area Brunssum.

What will you do? Sites, buildings, vehicles: everything belonging to Defence must be guarded and secured. Our DBBO teams ensure this. Together, they perform a combination of tasks. For example, think of access controls, observations, patrols, and interventions. The DBBO Team Leader is a team leader, and your tasks include: • Leading, motivating, and coaching your team, which includes security guards and the Shift Coordinator. • Ensuring a good and safe working environment and a well-functioning team. • Coordinating the deployment of personnel and resources within your shift team, ensuring timely availability and good rosters and planning. • Safeguarding the employability of employees, preventing absence, promoting and guiding training and development. • Conducting performance and development interviews. • Preparing and ensuring timely and accurate reports. • Replacing direct superiors and subordinates if necessary or desired. • Coordinating with colleagues and proposing improvements. • Advising management on all operational and personnel matters.

To perform these tasks effectively, you will, like all team members, not only be well-trained but also equipped with a firearm, baton, and handcuffs.

Please note: due to working hours and safe commuting, we will consider a maximum commute distance and travel time of 40 minutes or 40 km during the selection process.

This is what you will receive Salary levelCivil servant scale IBBAD 06 - Civil servant scale IBBAD 06Salary descriptionMonthly salary€3,169.00 - €4,179.00Employment contractTemporary appointment with a view to permanent employment​​Contract duration24 monthsMinimum number of hours per weekMaximum number of hours per week38 We offer even more

At Defence, as an employee, you receive an individual choice budget (IKB) monthly. This IKB is composed of your holiday allowance and year-end bonus. This amounts to 16.33% of your gross salary. You can save the IKB, have it paid out, or spend it. The latter can be used, for example, for mobility (bicycle or e-bike), IT equipment (laptop, etc.), union membership fees, or extra vacation days. The IKB makes a large part of your salary directly usable for what you truly value.

This is what we ask

Who are you? Being a Team Leader at DBBO is a responsible job, and to fill it well, you possess the following qualities: • You stand for your work and your team; it makes you proud when the team functions and performs well. • You enjoy guiding people in their personal and professional development. • Good social and communication skills (Dutch language in word and writing). • You can assess situations and people well, remain calm, and maintain an overview. • You are eager to learn and consistently invest in your own development.

What do you bring? • An MBO 4 diploma in leadership. Interested candidates without an MBO 4 leadership diploma, but with a recently completed (< 5 years) non-commissioned officer training at KMS, KMSL, or KPLMARNS (Marines Corporal Training) are also invited to apply. • Extensive experience in leading a team. • Work experience as a qualified security guard or as a military member is preferred. Affinity is essential in any case. • Dutch nationality, this can be a second nationality; • Physically fit, active sports participation, and a healthy lifestyle suit you; • You can seamlessly participate in the 5-shift system of day/evening/night and weekend shifts; • Possess a driver's license B (manual transmission) and own transportation for commuting.

What does this job offer? • A responsible position within a socially important organization; • A great team; • A good salary with a shift allowance for irregular hours; • Clear work schedules, so you know well in advance when you have to work; • Good training facilities; • Periodic training to maintain and update your knowledge and skills.

This is where you will work

The Facilitation, Logistics, and Security Division (DFLB) is a professional organization that provides facilitation and logistics services to its clients within and outside Defence, wherever and whenever needed. We operate in a client-oriented, cost-conscious, reliable, flexible, and transparent manner.

The work is carried out within the DFLB, which falls under the Defence Support Command (DOSCO). The Facilitation, Logistics, and Security Division consists of a Staff (Cabinet, Facilities Section, Movement and Transport Management Section, the Program Bureau, the DOSCO Locations Barracks Command, and dedicated support) and the following companies: Paresto (caterer), Defence Facilitation Company (FBD), Service Point, Defence Traffic and Transport Organization (DVVO), Defence Media Centre (MCD), Financial Administration and Management Office (FABK), Bureau International Military Sports (BIMS), Royal Home for Veterans and Bronbeek Museum (KTOMMB), and the Defence Security and Guarding Organization.

The Defence Security and Guarding Organization (DBBO) unit provides support to the combat power of the Defence organization. To this end, it provides the physical security of the interests of Defence components within the Kingdom of the Netherlands day and night. The DBBO is a valued armed security organization. The DBBO has a total of 25 patrol areas. The commander of each patrol area (CPG) is in charge. DBBO employees are responsible for carrying out the guarding and security of the interests of Defence to be protected.

Defence is committed to the interests, welfare, and freedom of the Netherlands. We are active daily both domestically and abroad. Our global deployment strengthens international cooperation and ensures that people can develop freely. Now and in the future.

Approximately 79,000 people work directly and indirectly for peace and security within the Ministry of Defence. The ministry consists of the Materiel & IT Command (COMMIT), the Staff Directorate (the department), the Royal Netherlands Navy, the Royal Netherlands Army, the Royal Netherlands Air Force, the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee, and the Defence Support Command (DOSCO).

Defence is one of the largest employers in the Netherlands and resembles a large corporation. The operational commands (sea, land, and air forces), the Marechaussee, DOSCO, and COMMIT function like operating companies.

The armed forces protect what is dear to us. The Defence Support Command (DOSCO) makes an essential contribution to this. With over 10,000 employees, we always and everywhere support the Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marechaussee. We do this at Defence locations, during daily activities, during exercises, and during deployments. We ensure that the armed forces have an advantage in combat!

At DOSCO, you contribute to a strong Defence organization. We are one of the most versatile parts of Defence. From catering to security, from real estate to logistics, from facilities to procurement, from HR to medical care, behind every soldier is a team of skilled professionals providing support 24 hours a day. You don't have to be a soldier to work at DOSCO. DOSCO is about craftsmanship, reliability, and connectedness.

Does this appeal to you and does the vacancy match your profile? Apply quickly!

Details

For the first few weeks, you will participate in continuous service without being armed. Before you start armed duty, new DBBO employees must first complete our internal training (INI). This lasts approximately 20 weeks, with 5 weeks spent at an training location. Here you will receive, among other things, an Integral Professional Skills Training and learn to professionally handle means of coercion such as a service weapon (pistol), baton, and handcuffs. This ensures that you can confidently start working as our colleague.

A security investigation and possibly a reference check are part of the selection procedure. The security investigation is a background check by the Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) covering criminal records and financial matters, among other things. This typically takes 8 weeks. Before you can start, a stability assessment will also be conducted to evaluate your stress resistance and psychological resilience.

• We are deployed worldwide for peace and security. Diversity in ways of thinking, perspectives, and qualities contributes to achieving our mission: “Protecting what is dear to us.” For this, we are explicitly looking for new colleagues who contribute to diversity within Defence. • Defence is also committed to employing individuals who fall under the target group of the Employment Opportunities Act. If you are registered in the target group register, we invite you to apply! • Your application documents will be destroyed no later than three months after the completion of the selection procedure. This period is longer than the standard period prescribed by the General Data Protection Regulation. This longer period is necessary in case an objection and/or appeal procedure is initiated by an internal candidate.

Feel free to ask your question

For more information about this vacancy:

Franciscus J. A. C. Meulendijks
[email protected]
0651752070

For more information about the application procedure:

Ralph Meij
[email protected]
0610053101