Operations Electrician (m/f) 100%
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Workload
- 100%
- Location
- Burgdorf
- Languages
- German, German
- First posted
For our client, a traditional company in Switzerland, we are looking for an engaged and experienced operations electrician (m/f) 100% starting immediately.
In this key position, you are responsible for ensuring trouble-free plant operation in the demanding 3- to 4-shift operation and act as the deputy for your supervisor (Head of Electrical) in their absence.
Your tasks:
- Ensuring the integration of new systems into existing systems and controls
- Preventive maintenance on production and packaging systems
- Expanding and renewing control and regulation loops (MSR) on production, packaging, HVAC, and building technology systems
- Programming PLC controls (Siemens S7-300/1200/1500) and visualizations with WinCC during new construction and renovation projects
- Creating functional specifications and electrical schematic documentation with CAD
- Control cabinet construction and modifications
- Creation of safety certificates for systems and buildings as well as updating technical documentation
- Compliance with electrical installation regulations and the safety of electrical systems and machines according to NIN, NIV, SUVA, EKAS, EN and ESTI
- General tasks: Carrying out general electrical installations, ensuring the telephone system and workstation setup in administration (IT equipment)
Qualifications
Your profile:
- Completed training as an electrician or automation technician
- Operations electrician permit (3 years under expert supervision)
- Experience in programming PLC controls
- Very high track record of performance and excellent work accuracy
- High coordination ability and communication competence
- Leadership and motivation competence with technical experience
- Language skills: German (D) mandatory, English (E) an advantage
Are you the profile we are looking for and searching for a new challenge? Then we look forward to receiving your application documents.
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Posted 1 week ago