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Assistant project manager

Vacancy assistant project manager | Sorba Projects UK

 

Sorba is a long established and respected company within the façade industry working within the commercial and infrastructure sector. With many successful projects completed along the Elizabeth line, (Bond Street, Farringdon, Woolwich and Whitechapel), The Oak Cancer Centre, Richmond Collage and Luton University amongst others.

Due to the increasing workload, we are looking for an Assistant Project Manager to join us.

Your Role as Assistant Project Manager

In this position you would typically assist the site-based Project Manager with all the site related issues on the project. On each project you would work alongside the UK and Netherlands based Project Managers and engineering team to offer the best technical solutions for the project.

The entire process from engineering to product development takes place with state-of-the-art 2D and 3D software. Working within the team you will assist in the installation process for successful delivery to the client.

What do we ask

  • You will be degree qualified (or currently in the process of gaining the relevant degree) to the role within the Construction industry, along with having a working knowledge with the software packages (MS Office etc.).
  • Be able to work well within the team,
  • Be proactive in taking on responsibility
  • Possess good communication skills.

Our offer

Sorba can offer you a varied and responsible position within a specialist cladding company where, quality, innovation and respect for each other is the norm. Working within the team, on varied and challenging high-profile projects.

Along with a competitive salary we offer, further training and career opportunities within our company with the benefit of an open and supportive atmosphere. With the goal of gaining the position of a Project Manager.

Interested?

To apply for this vacancy, please send your covering letter and CV to jobs@sorba.com quoting Vacancy Assistant Project Manager.

100% Winterswijk promotion trophy for Sorba

Sorba wint 100% Winterswijk trofee 2023

100% Winterswijk promotion trophy for Sorba

On Friday 3 March, general director Patrick Weijers of Sorba Projects in Winterswijk was presented with the 100% Winterswijk promotion trophy.

This trophy is awarded every year to a company, institution or person who puts Winterswijk on the map, both nationally and internationally. The jury consists of members delegated from OWIN (association of entrepreneurs), the municipality of Winterswijk, ABH City association (shopkeepers’ association), the Winterswijk hospitality industry, 100% Winterswijk and the tourism companies.

According to the jury, Sorba Projects has put Winterswijk on the map by co-building prestigious (facade construction, interior construction or finishing) projects such as the unique facade of the Depot Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam, the London Metro and the Arnhem railway station.

Seasons greetings 2022

Sluishuis Amsterdam | end of year brochure | Sorba Projects 2022

Seasons greetings 2022

Opening hours festive season

Merry christmas and a happy 2023

Opening hours festive season

We are closed from Monday 26 December 2022, we will be back in the office on Thursday 5 January 2023.
We wish everyone merry Christmas and a happy new year!

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Wij zijn gesloten vanaf maandag 26 december 2022, donderdag 5 januari 2023 zijn wij weer aanwezig.
We wensen iedereen fijne feestdagen!

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Wir sind ab Montag, dem 26. Dezember 2022, geschlossen und werden am Donnerstag, dem 5. Januar 2023, wieder geöffnet sein.
Wir wünschen allen frohe Festtage und ein guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr!

 

 

Opening Elizabeth Line London

Opening Elizabeth Line London | Sorba Projects

Opening Elizabeth Line London

On May 24,  2022 the Elizabeth Line in London has been opened, at 06:30 BST , the first train left Abbey Wood, destined for Paddington. Stations were built new and other were refurbished.
Sorba has worked on several of them: Bond Street Station, Farringdon Station, Woolwich Station, Whitechapel. We are proud to have been a part of this  historical project.

In the new edition of Premier Rail Construction News you find a feature on the Elizabeth Line and also the contribution of Sorba.

You can read the article of the opening Elizabeth Line London here: Premier Rail Construction news

More information of the several projects Sorba worked on you can find here:

Farringdon Crossrail | London

Elizabeth line stations Central London

Bond Street Crossrail | London

Whitechapel Crossrail | London

Woolwich Crossrail | London

Opening hours Easter

Openingstijden Paasdagen | Sorba Projects

Opening hours Easter

We wish everyone a happy and sunny Easter Weekend

15-04-2022 Good Friday Opened 8.00-16.30 uur
16-04-2022 Saturday Closed
17-04-2022 Easter Sunday Closed
18-04-2022 Easter Monday Closed
19-04-2022 Tuesday Opened 8.00-16.30 uur
Openingstijden Paasdagen | Sorba Projects

Seasons Greetings

Seasons Greetings

Sorba achieves full CAS accreditation

Sorba achieves full CAS accreditation

We are pleased to announce that Sorba has achieved full CAS (Common Assessment Standard ) accreditation!

The common assessment scheme was completed and excepted through our CHAS affiliation a well-recognized SSIP within the construction sector.

 

Safety culture ladder

Veiligheidsladder | Sorba Projects

Safety ladder certification

SAFETY LADDER UPDATE

We are proud to announce that we have achieved Step 2 of the Safety Ladder!

As you can read below, from 1 January 2022, ViA will be an obligation in construction. To meet this, we have chosen the Safety Culture Ladder tool to meet this objective. The certification audit took place in early September 2021. Various colleagues were asked to fill in a list of questions on safety, and the ISO/VCA/KAM committee showed what is happening in the field of safety and safety awareness. All this together resulted in us entering at Step 2. And we are happy with that!

What is the Safety Ladder?

Safety and awareness remain a hot topic in construction. To promote awareness and take safety culture to the next level, joint agreements have been made within the construction industry, laid down in a Construction Safety Governance Code.

From 1 January 2022, clients who have signed this GCVB will include safety awareness as an obligation in tenders and contracts, the so-called Safety in Procurement(ViA).

This awareness is reflected in the so-called Safety Culture Ladder. This Safety Culture Ladder is a tool to measure safety awareness, attitude and behaviour in companies. The emphasis here is on safety culture. It aims to encourage companies and their suppliers to consciously work safely.

To increase participation and awareness in companies, a certificate and associated audit for certification has been established. This certification will be compulsory for clients and principals. The safety ladder works with steps; the higher the safety awareness in an organisation, the higher the awarded ladder step. The ladder is applicable in all sectors, with no distinction being made between clients, contractors or suppliers

The aim is to reduce the number of unsafe situations, and therefore fewer incidents resulting in absenteeism and/or damage.

At Sorba, we are busy preparing for the certification audit which will be done next autumn, the starting point being to be certified by 1 January 2022.

Nominated!

Depot Boijmans Genomineerd Glas Award 2021

Nominated!

Together with MVRDV, ABT, Bam Bouw en Techniek, we have been nominated for the Glass Award 2021 for the Boijmans van Beuningen Depot project in Rotterdam.

In total there were 24 submissions in which glass played a central role : Submissions Glass Award

This project is one of the 5 nominees from which the Members of Bouwend Nederland Vakgroep Glas will choose a winner.  Thursday, September 16, the winner will be announced and the award will be presented by Niels Schreuder, chairman of the Glass Department.

Measures Corona Virus

Measures Corona Virus

The coronavirus and the measures of the government to fight it, continue to have an impact on society. At Sorba we also put the necessary measurements in place and we want to keep our stakeholders informed about the potential consequences for our projects.

We keep a close look on the developments regarding the coronavirus and put the health and safety of our employees, clients, suppliers and partners first. Therefore, we follow the regulations of the governments and health organizations to limit the further spread of the coronavirus. At the same time, we want to keep the company and projects running as good as possible.

At Sorba we work together to keep our projects running as smooth as possible in these times. It is inevitable that the coronavirus affects Sorba and its activities, but the question remains how big the impact of the virus will be and how long this situation will last. The (future) regulations that are put in place by the government are leading in our measures. When our projects are affected either by planning or supply issues, our project managers will contact you as soon as possible. Through cooperation with you and our partners we will try to minimize the consequences.

We hope we informed you on our stance during these uncertain times. If you have any questions regarding your project please feel free to contact us at any time.

Sorba UK Limited gains CHAS Health & Safety Standard

Sorba UK Limited gains CHAS Health & Safety Standard

CHAS Health & Safety Sorba

As of May 22nd, Sorba UK Limited is compliant with the Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme (CHAS). CHAS was created to ensure health and safety standards across the United Kingdom.

With the CHAS Certificate Sorba UK is now a SSIP registered (Safety Scheme in Procurement) company. The SSIP forum is committed to the reduction of assessment costs by making cross recognition between member schemes possible. With Sorba being SSIP registerd we can now work with less bureaucracy and therefore more cost effective.

Sorba has a new company video!

Sorba has a new company video!

In the past few years Sorba has grown and worked on magnificent projects. Therefore we thought a new company video was well deserved!

With this video we want to give you a quick overview of what we do and how we do it. You also see the renowned Dutch projects Sorba has completed in recent years. For instance the film museum EYE in Amsterdam, the public transport terminal in Arnhem and the office towers Mahler and 400 Beethovenstraat at the financial mile in Amsterdam.

Of course we have numerous other beautiful projects. Take a look at our portfolio to see more of our work!

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