Network Electrician: Substation Construction

In the Network Services division of EKZ, you are right in the middle when it comes to planning, constructing, and maintaining modern energy supply systems. As a Network Electrician in Substation Construction, you will be part of a team that stands for quality, reliability, and innovation throughout Switzerland. What awaits you? A super cool team, excellent employment conditions, and training that will take you to the next level. Do you feel addressed? Then we look forward to your application!

What awaits you

• You assemble and maintain electrical supply systems (NE5-7) as well as battery storage directly at our customers' premises.
• In medium and low voltage networks, you take on cable pulling as well as the installation of joints and end caps.
• You perform switching operations and take care of the proper creation of system earthing.
• You efficiently and compliantly rectify defects according to ESTI inspection reports.
• You plan and prepare your assignments independently – including scheduling and material organisation.
• You independently manage smaller projects – from planning to implementation – and flexibly support other departments if needed.

What you bring with you

• Training as a Network Electrician EFZ, Electrical Installer EFZ, or comparable qualification? Check, you have that in your pocket!
• Experience in medium and low voltage networks? If you have that, you are our hero!
• Very good German skills and a friendly, professional demeanour – of course, you know how to present yourself.
• Driving licence category B (BE advantageous)? Naturally! And you are always ready for planned assignments.
• Physical fitness, flexibility, and commitment – even when required outside regular working hours.
• Reliable, independent, and still a true team player? Exactly this combination defines you!

Contact
Patrick Zwick
Head of Plant Construction Network Services
+41 58 359 25 10

Sven Eugster
Talent Acquisition & Employer Branding Specialist
+41 58 359 53 05





We do not consider applications from recruitment agencies for this position.

Additional information
You or you? For us, the case is clear. Whether apprentices, electricians, specialists, or management, we all use the informal "du". This is part of our refreshingly straightforward company culture. Because we want you to experience this not only on your first day at work, we communicate this way already during the application process and job interviews. Does that sound appealing to you? Then we are a good match. We look forward to your application.