Interview Dennis Kuiper and Wouter de Graaf
30 september 2020
Our society is imposing increasingly higher demands on infrastructure and building plans. As a result, the old, familiar way of working is often simply not good enough anymore.
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Who are the people who work at Count & Cooper? What is their concern and what is important to them? Read in a series of short stories how our team members experience it.
Roderick Akkerman
For over four years I have been working at Count & Cooper as Sr. Project Lead. Until January of this year I always did tenders. When I started working at C&C ...
Bauke Eggenkamp
Half a year ago I started at Count & Cooper as a Senior Project Manager. They had just won a mega tender, of which ...
Dirk Bakker
As a fanatic athlete I like to push my boundaries to achieve a better result. With this winning mentality, I tend to thrive well ...
Fieke Uitentuis
My position at Count & Cooper is Project Manager. As a Project Manager you have the final responsibility on a project, for example ...
Imagine,
that you can focus on what you are good at in a consortium. No distractions, because the overview is taken care of for you. This allows every partner to focus on their own strength and get the best out of the project. It’s no longer a matter of imagination. It’s one of the ways in which Count & Cooper, together with its partners, is reinventing construction. Making it more efficient, more predictable and more sustainable.
Hanna Moonen
From day one, as a recent graduate, I feel very much at home here. Count & Cooper consists of a group involved...
Laura Salters
When I walk through Amsterdam, where I live, I proudly look at the Noord Zuidlijn and Project de Entree, and I think: I made the realization possible! ...
Ceciel van Loenhout
I was looking for a new challenge and I found it at Count & Cooper. I knew them through a tender project ...
Henk-Jan Zoer
Not a single day or week is the same. My work as a project leader varies enormously. One moment I prepare the project management team ...
Arjan Oosterhof
When I came in on my first day, I heard an enthusiastic “Hey, there's Arjan!" from the group, after which I was welcomed by all my colleagues.