
Do you ensure comprehensive security for members of the Senate, government officials, and other Senate residents? Do you use your expertise to actively contribute to the organization of major events such as Prinsjesdag and state visits? Do you want to organize and professionalize emergency response services within the Senate? That sounds like a solid foundation for our Security Coordinator (BVC) position.
The position of BVC is new within the Senate. This means you have a significant opportunity to shape the role. The key security structures are in place, but there is room for improvement in various areas. Fortunately, you won’t be on your own. You will work closely with the Security Authority (BVA), which also serves as your supervisor.
A specific example from your responsibilities is the preparation of special events such as Prinsjesdag, Heritage Day, and the many visits by heads of state. Naturally, you coordinate security aspects in advance with external parties such as the City of The Hague, the Military Police, security services, etc. On the day itself, you brief colleagues, resolve ad hoc issues, and intervene where necessary.
Another example is the management and implementation of the Security and Surveillance Plan. You apply this to our building, but sometimes also to work visits or the private residences of our Members of Parliament. Where necessary, you make suggestions for improving the agreed-upon frameworks.
One final example is responsibility for the company emergency response team (CERT). You ensure adequate staffing, schedule training sessions and drills, and make sure the CERT’s administrative records are in order.
Your key responsibilities at a glance:
As a security coordinator, you have a service-oriented attitude, but at the same time you ensure that agreed-upon guidelines are followed. You often act as a “helper,” but sometimes also as a “police officer.” You enjoy switching between these roles and have an eye for both the outcome and the relationship. You switch easily between operational and tactical tasks and can collaborate smoothly with various individuals and organizations. You are good at thinking ahead, are confident, and exude authority and decisiveness.
What are we looking for in a candidate?
Salary level: Grade 10
Salary Description: The salary listed is based on a full 36-hour workweek.
Monthly salary: Min. €3,404 – Max. €5,389 (gross)
Employment Status: Fixed-term employment contract with the possibility of conversion to a permanent contract
Contract term: 1 year
Minimum number of hours per week: 32
Maximum number of hours per week: 36
In addition to your salary, you will receive a flexible benefits package (IKB). The IKB consists of monetary benefits (16.37% of your gross annual salary) and time off. With the IKB, you can make choices that suit you and customize part of your employment benefits. For example, you can choose to have a portion of your monthly income paid out whenever you wish. You can also convert this budget into leave and vice versa, or spend it on tax-friendly purposes. The Dutch government is strongly committed to personal growth and career development and offers numerous opportunities for this. The fringe benefits include various study facilities, company fitness programs, full reimbursement of your public transportation costs for commuting, and partially paid parental leave.
The government is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive organization. Working in diverse teams makes us more effective, more innovative, and makes the work more enjoyable. Everyone is therefore encouraged to apply.