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Head of District Civil Engineering Office Ilanz

Kanton Graubünden

Employment type
Full-time
Location
Ilanz
Company
Kanton Graubünden, Via Crappa Grossa 14, 7130 Ilanz
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Head of District Civil Engineering Office Ilanz Head of District Civil Engineering Office Ilanz Civil Engineering Office | 80-100 % | Ilanz Apply onlineTogether for Graubünden The only trilingual canton in Switzerland is economically, culturally and politically diverse. Graubünden, with 7106 km², is the largest canton in Switzerland and offers a high quality of life with 150 valleys, 615 lakes, 140 holiday resorts and countless sunny days per year. The Cantonal Administration Graubünden is as versatile as our landscape. Contribute your unique skills and help us shape the future of the Cantonal Administration Graubünden. The Civil Engineering Office is responsible for the planning, construction, maintenance and operation of cantonal roads as well as hydraulic engineering and slow traffic in Graubünden. In addition, we take care of the operational maintenance of national highways within the cantonal territory. The canton's road infrastructure includes over 1'450 structures, including bridges at airy heights of up to 90 meters and tunnels up to 3 kilometers long. The challenges brought by the nature of our mountain canton make our work demanding and versatile. As an office certified as a Friendly Work Space, the health and satisfaction of our around 480 employees is particularly important to us. For this reason, we are committed to a systematic Occupational Health Management (BGM). We are looking for the Road Maintenance Department in District 6 Ilanz as of 1 March 2027 or by arrangement for a Head of District Civil Engineering Office Your area of responsibility Overall responsibility for the operational, personnel and strategic leadership of the District Civil Engineering Office with approx. 50 employees, who work decentrally in various bases Responsible for the operational and structural maintenance of cantonal roads as well as the expansion of connecting roads Leadership, promotion and further development of employees as well as ensuring a service-oriented administrative culture Representation of the Civil Engineering Office in the district as well as coordination and cooperation with municipalities, cantonal authorities, engineering offices, entrepreneurs and other stakeholders in the district What we wish for from you Completed technical studies, master builder or comparable training in the field of civil engineering, civil engineering or related disciplines Several years of professional and leadership experience, ideally in public administration, civil engineering or an infrastructural environment Strong leadership personality with high social competence, integrity and assertiveness Ability to motivate employees, develop teams further and live an appreciative leadership culture Negotiation skills and experience in dealing with various interest groups Confident appearance as well as stylish oral and written communication in German Good knowledge of several cantonal languages is an advantage Our advantages Flexible working time models and where possible incl. home office and mobile working Work-Life-Balance with at least 5 weeks of vacation and long-service leave Special social allowance in addition to the child allowance and support for third-party childcare Attractive salary and social benefits Diverse training and further education opportunities Opportunity to help shape the future of the canton Learn more about our advantages Work location Civil Engineering Office Graubünden, District 6 Ilanz Via Crappa Grossa 14 7130 Ilanz For questions, , Head of Road Maintenance Department, is available at the telephone number 081 257 37 54. Application deadline: 30 August 2026 We look forward to your online application and to getting to know you. Apply onlinePrintLinkedInInstagramFacebook jpid407ea99jm jit0731jm jiy26jm

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