Join a strategic international project where you will play a key role in designing and optimizing SAP Work Clearance Management (WCM) processes focused on safety and Permit to Work scenarios. You’ll collaborate closely with stakeholders and contribute to building compliant, efficient, and scalable solutions in a fully remote setup.

Project information:

• Type of project: Outsourcing

• Office location: Warsaw, Poland

• Work mode: Remote from the European Union

• Working hours: Full-time, business hours

• Budget: up to 210 PLN net/ h - B2B

• Project length: 6 months with possible extensions

• Only candidates with citizenship in the European Union and residence in Poland

• Start date: 20.04.2026

Your responsibilities

• Design and implement SAP WCM processes aligned with Permit to Work requirements

• Analyze and map business processes (Permit / NAN / Erlaubnisschein) to SAP standard functionalities

• Configure key SAP WCM components, including work clearances, isolation procedures, and safety measures

• Define dependencies, validations, and system checks, ensuring process integrity

• Facilitate workshops, gather requirements, and create solution documentation

• Ensure compliance with client safety standards, operational procedures, and regulations

We pay attention to candidates who have

• Proven experience as an SAP WCM Consultant (S/4HANA or ECC)

• Strong understanding of Permit to Work, NAN, and Erlaubnisschein processes

• Hands-on experience in configuring SAP WCM components (work clearances, safety measures, dependencies)

• Ability to translate business and safety requirements into effective SAP solutions

• Experience in utilities, energy, or asset-intensive industries (nice to have)

• Strong communication and stakeholder management skills

We offer

• Fully remote work model – work from anywhere in the EU

• 6-month full-time contract starting from 20.04.2026 with possible extension

• Private medical care and MultiSport card

• Opportunity to work in an international environment on a strategic project

• Real impact on safety-critical processes and system design

Recruitment process

• Introductory call

• Technical / project discussion

• Final decision