Welcome to our news page! Here, you’ll find everything you need to know about life at our company—from the latest developments to inspiring stories from our current colleagues. We regularly share updates on what’s happening, both within our team and across the industry, giving you a great insight into the dynamic culture that makes us unique.
Whether you're a future colleague exploring your options or already in the application process, this page is the perfect place to take a behind-the-scenes look. Discover what’s going on in our company, learn more about the opportunities ahead, and get inspired by the people who contribute to our shared success every day. We hope this gives you a better idea of what it’s like to be part of our team.
We can’t wait to welcome you as a new colleague someday! Stay tuned and find out why working at Royal Van der Leun is so much more than just a job.
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Do you dream of a career in the world of yachting? At the National Career Fair, we’d love to tell you how you can help create high-end electrical installations on board the most beautiful superyachts in the world.
Twenty-six years ago, Wilma started at Royal Van der Leun with a job application. Handwritten with pen and paper, as was still quite common at the time. The fact that she is still working here and still enjoys her profession says it all.
We are proud to contribute to a truly iconic project: the renovation and electrification of the Queen Emma Bridge in Willemstad, Curaçao. An UNESCO World Heritage landmark also known as the Swinging Old Lady or as we call it, the “pontjesbrug”.
Once again, we celebrated our annual Christmas get-together last week, this time not with a traditional dinner, but with a festive late lunch. Somewhere between lunch and dinner, a “linner” (or “dunch”), if you will.
This year, Sinterklaas and his Pieten once again visited Ryal Van der Leun.
For Royal Van der Leun, Europort 2025 isn’t just about showcasing technology, it’s about meeting people.
After an incredible 55 years at Royal Van der Leun, Cor Usmany recently said an official farewell to his colleagues.
From the early beginnings in Hardinxveld to the waters of the Stockholm archipelago. After months of intensive work, it is always a special moment to see a project at its final destination.
