Mechanic, Automation Technician, Electrical Installer at the Etzelwerk hydroelectric power plant

Move Switzerland with us.
Mechanic, Automation Technician, Electrical Installer at the Etzelwerk hydroelectric power plant
Altendorf
by arrangement
60-100%
101749
This is what you can look forward to.
In this function, you will work in a collegial team of around 14 employees. Together, you will ensure the smooth operation of our plant and thus make an important contribution to a sustainable energy supply for SBB. This hydroelectric power plant is one of several that reliably supply electricity to rail operations in Switzerland. You can find out more about SBB Energie via this link. Benefits such as a free GA, discounted travel abroad - also for the family - can be found on our website under Benefits.
This is what you can move.
In this varied role, you bear responsibility for the maintenance of our energy production and distribution systems - from turbines to high and low voltage systems.
You detect malfunctions, analyze them specifically, and reliably bring the systems back into operation.
Together in the team, you accompany conversions and new constructions, carry out inspections, control rounds, maintenance, and targeted adjustments.
When it is necessary, you roll up your sleeves: time-defined on-call duties are part of your everyday life and you work concentratively and efficiently even under time pressure.
Safety is your top priority: You implement requirements consistently and thus ensure safe operation.
This is what you bring with you.
Even in hectic situations, you act deliberately and keep the essentials in view. You work independently, reliably, and are a valued member of a small, collegial team.
Ideally, you have experience in the operation or maintenance of energy production and distribution systems - but this is not a must. More important are good IT skills (iPad, smartphone) as well as confident use of SAP and MS Office.
You have completed vocational training in the electrical or mechanical field (e.g., agricultural or construction machinery mechanic, truck mechanic, automation technician, electrical installer, or similar training) and are willing to complete plant-specific further training.
You live in the region and can adhere to the specified intervention times of 45 minutes in the event of an on-call shift. A category B driver's license is required for this.
Very good German language skills in speaking and writing (C1) are required; knowledge of a second national language is a plus.
Your salary and your benefits.
We have a fair and progressive salary system and actively work towards equal pay. Therefore, further and detailed information on the SBB salary system is transparently viewable. This position is at requirement level E, regional allowance stage 0. More about salary and benefits.
This is how you succeed in starting.
That you want to move Switzerland with us is the greatest motivation for us. Therefore, we waive a cover letter for this position. If you would still like to share your motivation with us, you still have the opportunity to do so in our application tool. Doing great things is easier using "du". This begins with your application.
We do not accept dossiers from recruitment agencies for this position.
About the position
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Mechanic, Automation Technician, Electrical Installer at the Etzelwerk hydroelectric power plant
Move Switzerland with us.
Mechanic, Automation Technician, Electrical Installer at the Etzelwerk hydroelectric power plant
Altendorf
by arrangement
60-100%
101749
This is what you can look forward to.
In this function, you will work in a collegial team of around 14 employees. Together, you will ensure the smooth operation of our plant and thus make an important contribution to a sustainable energy supply for SBB. This hydroelectric power plant is one of several that reliably supply electricity to rail operations in Switzerland. You can find out more about SBB Energie via this link. Benefits such as a free GA, discounted travel abroad - also for the family - can be found on our website under Benefits.
This is what you can move.
In this varied role, you bear responsibility for the maintenance of our energy production and distribution systems - from turbines to high and low voltage systems.
You detect malfunctions, analyze them specifically, and reliably bring the systems back into operation.
Together in the team, you accompany conversions and new constructions, carry out inspections, control rounds, maintenance, and targeted adjustments.
When it is necessary, you roll up your sleeves: time-defined on-call duties are part of your everyday life and you work concentratively and efficiently even under time pressure.
Safety is your top priority: You implement requirements consistently and thus ensure safe operation.
This is what you bring with you.
Even in hectic situations, you act deliberately and keep the essentials in view. You work independently, reliably, and are a valued member of a small, collegial team.
Ideally, you have experience in the operation or maintenance of energy production and distribution systems - but this is not a must. More important are good IT skills (iPad, smartphone) as well as confident use of SAP and MS Office.
You have completed vocational training in the electrical or mechanical field (e.g., agricultural or construction machinery mechanic, truck mechanic, automation technician, electrical installer, or similar training) and are willing to complete plant-specific further training.
You live in the region and can adhere to the specified intervention times of 45 minutes in the event of an on-call shift. A category B driver's license is required for this.
Very good German language skills in speaking and writing (C1) are required; Know