Network Electrician

Are you looking for an exciting job full of meaning? Your work ensures that everything runs smoothly in the canton of Zurich - today, tomorrow, and beyond. Always together with a cool team. Only together do you achieve full power! The areas of deployment are diverse: cable construction, overhead lines, maintenance, or public lighting. With us, you will find what suits you. Along the way, you will also get to know the most beautiful corners of the Zurich Limmat Valley. Do you want to develop further? We offer you numerous opportunities to take you to the next level. Sounds great? Then get in touch with us - we look forward to hearing from you.

What to expect

• You build, maintain, and repair low and medium voltage systems throughout the Limmat Valley region.
• You create house connections and ensure that residents are not left in the dark.
• To keep everything traceable, you measure your systems and document your work neatly.
• You install streetlights and connect them professionally.
• If a cable fault occurs anywhere, you are on site and ensure that the power supply runs smoothly again.

What you bring

• Training as a network electrician EFZ or electrical installer EFZ? Check; you have that in your pocket!
• You impress with fluent German skills in speaking and writing and are absolutely weatherproof - whether at 30 degrees in the shade or in snowfall.
• You are willing to perform on-call duty because a secure power supply knows no office hours.
• You always carry a category B driving licence. Perhaps you even have category BE or C or are willing to obtain these? Even better!
• Teamwork is natural for you and you can be relied upon.

Contact
Felix Bächle
Head of Network Construction
+41 58 359 24 45

Ray Barras
Talent Acquisition & Employer Branding Specialist
+41 58 359 22 78





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 friendly to you? Then we are a good match. We look forward to your application.