Network Electrician: Overhead Line Construction

Do you enjoy working outdoors, love working at heights, and find overhead lines more exciting than an office job? Then this could be exactly your next step. In the overhead line sector, you ensure that our medium and low voltage network functions reliably. With us, you work where your efforts are visible: on masts, lines, and installations, enjoying the best views in the Zurich Oberland. No day is like the other. You pitch in, think along, and can rely on a team that works together. Career changers from a craft profession are also welcome. We support you during your start and assist you on your path. Sounds great? Then get in touch with us – we look forward to hearing from you.

What to expect

• You maintain medium and low voltage overhead lines and carry out work on them professionally.
• You build, renew, and refurbish overhead line installations, ensuring our network functions reliably.
• If a fault occurs in the overhead line network, you are on site and help to resolve it quickly.
• You operate lifting platforms, vehicles, and special equipment safely and responsibly.
• You also support your team in cable construction and public lighting when needed.

What you bring

• Training as a network electrician EFZ, electrical installer EFZ, or another craft qualification? That fits.
• As a career changer with a completed craft training, you are ready to complete our internal career change programme.
• You enjoy working outdoors and are definitely not afraid of heights.
• You are willing to perform on-call duty, as 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!

Contact
Simon Zimmermann
Head of Network Construction
+41 58 359 72 40

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





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Additional information
You or you? For us, the case is clear. Whether apprentices, electricians, specialists, or management, we all use the informal "you". 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.