Industrial engineering consultancy for process automation and maintenance
Vecon Engineers operates across mechanical, electrical, and industrial automation for mid-market manufacturers and chemical producers. The tech stack—SCADA, Siemens S7, DCS, SAP, and process simulation tools (Aspen Plus, HYSYS)—reflects deep OT/IT integration work. Active hiring skews engineering-heavy (10 of 15 roles), with projects and pain points clustered around preventive maintenance, production continuity, and process safety, indicating a shift from reactive troubleshooting toward predictive, structured operations.
Vecon Engineers is a Netherlands-based consultancy serving industrial clients through custom projects, on-site consulting, and advisory services in mechanical, electrical, and chemical engineering. Founded in 2015, the firm operates at 51–200 employees and is structured as a public company. Core work spans process automation, DCS/SCADA implementation, SAP plant maintenance configuration, and production-line optimization. Current focus areas include preventive maintenance frameworks, process safety studies, ISO 27001 compliance, and AI-driven process automation—reflecting both operational maturity and moves toward predictive asset management.
Primary tools: SCADA, Siemens S7 / TIA Portal, SAP, DCS, ETAP, Aspen Plus, HYSYS, OPC UA, AutoCAD, EPLAN, Modbus, Profibus. Stack indicates OT-heavy industrial automation with ERP integration.
Focus areas: preventive maintenance planning, AI-driven process automation, process safety studies, SAP maintenance structure, ISO 27001 security, production-line implementation, and predictive maintenance frameworks.
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