Construction safety advisor (m/f/x) (80-100 %)

• 31 July 2026 • 100% • Indefinite duration • Hodlerstrasse 5a, 3011 Bern *What does the safety of a staircase or a biotope depend on? In order to strengthen our team, we are looking for a qualified specialist to provide advice on construction safety. Contribute to preventing accidents by working in favor of the safety of public and private constructions and installations.* Commencement of duties: immediate or at a date to be agreed. Construction safety advisor (m/f/x) (80-100 %) Your tasks ## • You advise clients, designers, and architects, in both the public and private sectors, regarding construction safety. • In addition to the construction elements specific to each type of installation, your field of expertise includes water features, railings, stairs, and glass elements. • You are the reference person in your field within the BPA. • You transmit your knowledge in the field of prevention through training and presentations. • You participate in the work of national and international standardization commissions and committees. • You collaborate with internal and external partners to develop safety standards. Your profile ## • You have completed higher technical training in the field of construction and can demonstrate several years of professional experience. • You are sensitive to safety issues and are ready to deepen your knowledge of aspects concerning construction safety. • You demonstrate good writing skills. • Communicative by nature, you enjoy giving presentations. • You have a strong taste for teamwork and enjoy networking. • Teaching experience in a higher education institution or in adult education is an asset. • Native French speaker, you have good knowledge of German. Knowledge of English is an asset. Interested? ## Do not hesitate to contact Mr. Cédric Eschmann, head of the Habitat and Leisure section, tel. 031 390 22 69 for any further information. We look forward to receiving your complete application file. e BPA is committed to your safety. A competence center since 1938, it aims to reduce the number of serious accidents in Switzerland through the research and advice provided. As part of its legal mandate, it is active in road traffic, housing, leisure, and sport.