Project Manager

Project Manager – Field Corrective Action (Medical Devices)

Location: Zaventem, Belgium | Contract duration: 12 months

Our customer is a large, international organisation operating in the medical device sector , with a strong focus on women’s health and a significant installed base across multiple regions worldwide.

As part of a proactive field project within its Imaging division , our customer is launching a centrally managed corrective action program aimed at ensuring the continued reliability and availability of critical medical equipment used daily by healthcare professionals.

The role

Based in Zaventem , you will act as Project Manager / Project Coordinator for an international field corrective action covering Europe and other global regions. You will work closely with a counterpart Project Manager located in Asia, following aligned processes, timelines and reporting standards.

Your role is highly coordination‑driven, with a strong focus on planning, follow‑up, communication and reporting.

Key responsibilities

• Coordinate and monitor field project activities across multiple countries
• Ensure timely availability and distribution of required maintenance kits and parts
• Follow up on actions performed by internal service teams and external partners
• Ensure activities are completed within defined timelines and quality standards
• Plan and coordinate corrective actions when required
• Consolidate data and provide clear, structured project reporting
• Anticipate needs through forecasting and prioritisation of actions and materials
• Act as a central point of contact for internal stakeholders and partners
• Collaborate closely with the second Project Manager (in Asia) to align priorities on a global level

Your profile

• Proven and successful experience in Project Management is mandatory
• Fluent in English (spoken and written)
• Strong coordination, organisational and administrative follow‑up skills
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a complex and international environment
• Excellent communication skills and stakeholder management capabilities
• Proactive mindset with strong anticipation, prioritisation and reporting abilities
• Experience in the medical device environment or with field corrective actions is considered a plus, but is not a strict requirement

Practical information

• Project start: mid‑June 2026
• Duration: 12 months
• Working model: initially 4 days on site / 1 day remote , with increased flexibility after onboarding (up to 2 or 3 days from home)
• Office‑based role in Zaventem
• Flexible office hours aligned with local ( Belgian ) business hours