
Jan De Nul Group Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Jan De Nul Group.
Sourcing Specialist
The process was very transparent and open. It was a short process. They had different stakeholders in each interview so the number of interviews was limited. I met them at a job fair and they followed up correctly. It's a company with very nice values and an open atmosphere.
- Are values considered?
- Is cultural fit considered?
Technical Superintendent, Vessel Maintenance
The interview involved reviewing three technical drawings. The first was an electrical part of the vessel, requiring an explanation of what was shown, the flow, and the various components. The second was a mechanical drawing of a centrifugal pump, needing an explanation of its components, bearings, and characteristics. The third was a hydraulic drawing, where the different components and their purpose had to be explained.
- Describe the electrical diagram of the vessel, detailing its representation, operational flow, and constituent parts.
- Elaborate on the mechanical drawing of the centrifugal pump, including its various parts, bearings, and specific operational traits.
- Detail the hydraulic drawing, identifying its different components and explaining their respective functions.
Tender Engineer
First you get a link to fill out all your info, salary, etc. Then, you have a call with HR on Teams. If you pass that, you'll have a call with the manager. After that, you might get a proposal.
- Can you tell me about your career path?
- Are you familiar with the types of ships used in this industry?
- What are your knowledge of offshore techniques?
Administrative Assistant
The whole process took more than a month and was a bit chaotic with several interviews. Before the first interview was asked to complete a test. 1. First interview I had to send an email to the recruiter concerning the interview as I had been waiting for more than 15 minutes 2. Second interview was quite straightforward however the link hadn't been sent to me ( by mistake) so the schedule had to be changed 3. Third interview was face to face 4. Fourth one was face to face as well and with the team leader of the team 5. The last and final interview was with a Manager that didn't read through my cv and had the same questions that I already had answered in previous interviews. After five interviews and more than a month was not offered the role. No particular reason was given except that the other candidate had a better connection with the team.
- What languages can you speak?
- Could you describe your past experiences and explain how they are relevant for this role?
Jan De Nul Group Interview Questions
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“How to reduce the duration of a dredger during maintenance dredging works?”
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Read reports →“Describe the electrical diagram of the vessel, detailing its representation, operational flow, and constituent parts.”
Read reports →“What should be taken into account for a dredging project?”
Read report →“What types of dredgers do you know?”
Read report →“In tien jaar, waar zie je jezelf dan?”
Read report →“What is Java and can you explain all the OOPs concepts in Java?”
Read report →“Are you familiar with the types of ships used in this industry?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 88 Jan De Nul Group interview reports.