Tata Steel Nederland
Bram van de Kaa is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in engineering and project management, currently serving as a Senior Specialist Engineering and Senior Project Engineer at Tata Steel Nederland since 2014. Additionally, Bram has held the position of Engineering Manager at RealConcepts since September 2015 and serves as a Lecturer on crane beam structures at Bouwen met Staal while also chairing the Technical Commission on Sustainability. With a diverse background in construction and civil engineering, Bram's previous roles include Tender Manager and Project Manager at Royal HaskoningDHV and architectural designer at D3BN Civiel Ingenieurs. Educational qualifications include a Master's Degree in Real Estate from the Amsterdam School of Real Estate, certification as a VDC designer from Stanford University, and a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering from Delft University of Technology.
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Tata Steel Nederland
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Tata Steel Nederland is one of Europe’s leading steel producers. The company supplies high-quality steel products to the most demanding markets, including construction, automotive, packaging and engineering. Tata Steel Nederland works with customers to develop new steel products that give them a competitive edge. Tata Steel Nederland has sites in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and elsewhere in Europe and is part of the Indian Tata Steel Group, one of the world’s largest steel companies. Tata Steel Nederland recorded a turnover of 7.2 billion euros in the financial year ending 31 March, 2023. Tata Steel Nederland is working on producing steel with zero carbon emissions by 2045. Green steel in a clean environment, without the use of coal. Working at Tata Steel Netherlands means working on the biggest transition in steel production ever. Together with 12,000 colleagues, we are working on and investing in the biggest industrial transition in the Netherlands. In doing so, we are changing the heart of our production process. We are going to make steel on the basis of hydrogen. By doing so, we expect to emit 35% to 40% less CO2 by 2030. Our goal is to produce completely CO2-neutral steel by 2045. To achieve this we are looking for talents to help us achieve this.