Normec BTV ensures occupational safety for private individuals and companies by carrying out legally required inspections of machines and installations. Think of lifts, hoisting and lifting equipment, electrical installations, fire detection systems, and more.
We do this together with nearly 450 colleagues, spread across 9 locations in all Belgian provinces.
As an inspector at Normec BTV, you work independently in the field, supported by strong technical and administrative teams. Your report determines whether an installation is allowed to remain in operation safely — that is real responsibility.
Do you value precision, responsibility and meaningful work?
Working at Normec BTV
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Meaningful and responsible work
Every day, you contribute to a safer working and living environment for people and businesses.
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Independent work within clear frameworks
You are trusted with responsibility, supported by clear standards, regulations and structure.
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Strong technical expertise
You work with a wide range of technical installations and continuously build your professional knowledge and skills.
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Growth and development
Through training, on-the-job coaching and continuous education, you keep developing yourself and can grow or specialise further.
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Collaboration with balance
You are part of a close-knit team and combine independent work with a healthy work-life balance in your own region.
Our offer and the Normec match
Our offer
At Normec BTV, you get a stable job with strong support, plenty of room to grow, and a healthy balance between work and private life.
- An attractive salary package with fringe benefits such as a company car, mobile phone, expense allowance, hospitalisation insurance and group insurance
- A 40-hour working week with 20 statutory holiday days and additional ADV days
- A role close to home: you work in your own region
- Strong focus on work-life balance — you are home in the evenings with your family
- An extensive training programme from day one, including on-the-job coaching, annual refresher courses and career progression opportunities
- Working in a people-oriented and future-focused organisation with genuine values
Your profile as an inspector
You don’t need to be a super-specialist — we train you. What you do bring is a solid technical foundation, a sense of responsibility, and the motivation to contribute to a safe working and living environment.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent through experience (electromechanics, lift technology, industrial mechanics or similar)
- Minimum 2 years of relevant experience in a technical role
- Interest in lifts and hoisting/lifting equipment (experience is a plus, not a must)
- Able to work independently, accurately and with a strong safety mindset
- Living in or willing to work in Flanders (region depending on the vacancy)
- Driving licence B; you travel independently between clients
- Strong communication skills in Dutch, both spoken and written
Discover the job from the inside
Behind every inspection is a skilled professional.
Behind every inspection is a skilled professional.
An inspector talks about responsibility, expertise and job satisfaction.
What makes your job so special?
“The great responsibility. And the technical knowledge and experience we have as inspectors. We follow solid training programmes for each field.”
When do you go home with a satisfied feeling?
“When the customer is satisfied. Even after a rejection.”
Because ultimately, his job comes down to one thing:
creating certainty where safety allows no compromise.
