Clerk Traffic Engineering and Signage
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Workload
- 80–100%
- Location
- Bern
- Company
- Schweizer Armee - Logistikbasis der Armee LBA, Viktoriastrasse 85, 3003 Bern
- First posted
Bern | 80-100% |
This is your contribution
- Ensure the administration, monitoring, and updating of signage as well as traffic management on the infrastructures of the VBS and in the military road network
- Develop concepts, signage plans, and road markings that comply with legal foundations and applicable standards, while simultaneously accompanying their implementation
- Coordinate projects with authorities, cantons, municipalities, and various partners to implement traffic measures and military exceptional regulations
- Manage and update the signage cadastre, ensuring the reliability, accuracy, and traceability of data throughout the entire lifecycle of the systems
- Process permit applications, prepare and issue traffic orders, and accompany and implement project implementations of signage and road markings
- Lead IT projects in the area of signage, develop digital tools, and contribute to the continuous improvement and digitalization of processes
What makes you unique
- Higher vocational education in civil engineering or in a technical field related to road construction, traffic, civil engineering, or traffic police with two to three years of function-related experience
- Good knowledge of the legal foundations, standards, and road traffic safety, as well as analytical skills for evaluating traffic data and developing effective measures for road safety
- Experience in project management with authorities, engineers, and architects
- Very good skills in teamwork, communication, and coordination with various partners
- Proficiency in graphics software and the creation of signage planning
- Very good oral and written German skills as well as good knowledge of at least one second official language
In a nutshell
As a military licensing authority, the Strassenverkehrs- und Schifffahrtsamt der Armee (SVSAA) is organized like a cantonal road traffic and shipping office and therefore performs the same tasks in the area of licensing vehicles, ships, and their masters/drivers.
Our customers are the army and the Federal Administration. We are a well-coordinated team of slightly more than 20 people who work hand in hand with military and civilian partners in Switzerland and abroad.
What we offer
- Working for Switzerland We are committed to the success model of Switzerland and work for the benefit of the population.
- Lived diversity Thanks to equal opportunity, we develop our competencies and bring in different perspectives.
- Healthy at the workplace We support and advise our employees in the area of physical and mental health.
All benefits (https://www.stelle.admin.ch/stelle/de/home/bundesverwaltung/ihre-vorteile-auf-einen-blick.html)
Your commitment to security and freedom
The Logistikbasis der Schweizer Armee (LBA) is there for the troops. It provides all logistical services for the Swiss Army and, with its approximately 3,500 employees and 12,000 militia members, manages the material, systems, and infrastructures of the Swiss Army. Whether in the workshop or the office, whether indoors or outdoors: the LBA offers a wide spectrum of jobs throughout Switzerland. There is something for everyone with us.
The Swiss Army employs over 9,000 employees in four military and around 200 civilian professions -- and this at 110 locations throughout Switzerland. Provision is also made for new talent: The Swiss Army trains apprentices in over 30 professions.
Additional information
Employment with the Swiss Army makes sense and brings many advantages. Convince yourself at armee.ch/vorteile (https://www.vtg.admin.ch/de/vorteile).
Learn more about the SVSAA on the website: Strassenverkehrs- und Schifffahrtsamt der Armee (SVSAA) (admin.ch) (https://www.vtg.admin.ch/de/svsaa)
Offers from recruitment agencies will not be considered.
Questions about the position
Maude Bourdon
Head of Traffic Organization
+41 58 46 35372
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