Kanton Zürich
Charles
BSA Specialist Advisor 100%
- 04 November 2026
- 100%
- Charles
Job summary
Join the Baudirektion Kanton Zürich team as a Fachberater/-in! Be part of a dynamic environment focused on operational and safety equipment.
Tasks
- Represent operational interests in ASTRA maintenance projects.
- Provide technical advice on energy supply, ventilation, and network tech.
- Review project documents and participate in system tests and handovers.
Skills
- Completed electrical apprenticeship and HF technician training required.
- Strong understanding of electrical systems and safety equipment.
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills are essential.
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About the job
plan | build | maintain
Building Directorate Canton of Zurich
BSA Specialist Advisor
For our Specialist and Project Support team, we are looking for you as a Specialist Advisor for Operational and Safety Equipment. You have completed an electrical engineering apprenticeship and further training as a HF technician and want to apply your knowledge in a versatile way? With us, you represent the operational interests of Area Unit VII with the Operations Control Centre Urdorf in expansion and maintenance projects of the Federal Roads Office ASTRA.
Together with internal and external specialists, you ensure that technical systems can be operated reliably, safely and economically in the long term. Diversity strengthens our teams. Therefore, we welcome applications from people with different experiences and perspectives.
Your tasks
- Represent operational interests: Represent GE VII in ASTRA maintenance projects and incorporate requirements from operations and maintenance for the specialist area of operational and safety equipment (BSA)
- Provide technical specialist advice: Advise planners and contractors on GE VII BSA conditions, especially energy supply, lighting, ventilation, signalling, monitoring, communication and network technology
- Process project documents and specifications: Review BSA project documents, prepare technical statements and develop operational requirements and technical standards
- Accompany inspections and approvals: Participate in factory inspections, system tests, commissioning and acceptance of BSA to ensure reliable and maintenance-friendly systems
- Coordinate collaboration and knowledge transfer: Coordinate between projects and internal BSA specialist teams as well as lead specialist meetings and organise training sessions
Your profile
- Technical understanding: Profound knowledge in the electrical field and understanding of the interaction of operational and safety equipment
- Networked thinking: Recognise technical contexts and assess the impact of project decisions on operations and maintenance
- Communication and teamwork skills: Convey technical concerns clearly and collaborate constructively with planners, contractors and internal specialist teams
- Self-responsibility and organisation: Handle tasks independently, proactively and reliably while keeping deadlines and priorities in view
- Quality awareness and solution orientation: Carefully review documents and systems and develop practical, operationally safe and maintenance-friendly solutions
- Driving licence category B and willingness to occasionally undertake planned night shifts
What to expect
- You operate in a broad technical field from energy supply and ventilation to communication and network technology and benefit from a varied working day between conceptual work, professional exchange and assignments at the facilities
- You accompany projects from planning to commissioning and experience the results of your work directly on site
- You work independently and can simultaneously rely on the knowledge and support of our technical specialist teams
- You make an important contribution to the reliable and safe operation of the national roads
- You continuously develop your expertise and gradually take on additional responsibility in projects and specialist topics
Your contact
Charles Knupp
Team Leader
043 258 77 48
Dear recruitment agencies! Unfortunately, we cannot consider dossiers associated with fee demands. Only direct applications will be answered and considered in the selection process.
About us
What does it take for thousands of people to reach their destination safely every day? Functioning tunnel systems, reliable technology, rapid assistance in incidents and people who are on duty even when others are asleep. At Area Unit VII (GE VII) of the Civil Engineering Office (TBA), we ensure that the national roads in Zurich, Schaffhausen and parts of Schwyz operate safely and as disruption-free as possible around the clock.
Do you want to take responsibility with your expertise and help shape mobility in the heart of Switzerland’s traffic? Then a versatile working environment with exciting challenges awaits you with us.
Your application process
Pre-selection
First interview
Second interview
Trial half-day
Final decision