Sanitary / Heating Installer

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Sanitary & Heating Installer (M/F)

Job Presentation:

Are you a professional in the technical building sector, passionate about installation, troubleshooting or maintenance? Randstad Bulle is currently looking for new talents to support its partner clients, major players in the sanitary and heating sector in the canton of Fribourg.

Your main tasks:

• Installation & Assembly: Carry out sanitary and heating installations in new buildings and renovations (installation of appliances, piping, cold/hot water distribution).

• Troubleshooting & Maintenance: Work independently to troubleshoot (unblocking, valve replacement, descaling, boiler/heat pump maintenance).

• Technical: Work based on execution plans, ensure prefabrication in the workshop (if necessary) and master crimping techniques (Geberit, JRG Sanipex, etc.) or welding.

• Autonomy: Work with rigour, respect safety standards and have a customer service mindset.

• Training: You hold a Federal VET Diploma (CFC) as a sanitary installer and/or heating engineer, or you have very solid professional experience (5 to 15 years) in the field in Switzerland.
• Technical skills: You can read plans, master common materials and connection techniques. Knowledge of heating systems (boilers, heat pumps) is an important asset.
• Abilities: You are autonomous, organised and able to work alone or in a team on varied sites.
• Mobility: Driving licence B required and personal vehicle (desired).
• Language: Proficiency in French.

• Diverse assignments within renowned companies in the Gruyère and Fribourg regions.
• Opportunities for permanent or temporary positions according to your aspirations.
• Personalised support from your Randstad consultant to enhance your career path.
• Competitive salary conditions, in line with your experience and current collective agreements.