Traffic Planning Project Manager (m/f/d) — Kanton St. Gallen
NewCHF 57'500 - 87'000
Kanton St. Gallen · St. Gallen (SG)
- Location
- St. Gallen
- Contract
- full-time
- Posted
- 5 days ago
SalaryCHF 57'500 - 87'000
Role overview
The civil engineering office of the Canton of St.Gallen, with around 33% of its employees, plans, builds and maintains a network of cantonal roads that is over 650 km long and provides a functioning infrastructure in the canton every day.
The department of mobility and planning deals with strategic planning, preliminary studies in the department of transport, basics and traffic technology as well as noise protection on cantonal roads.
They work closely with colleagues in mobility and planning and ensure efficient cooperation with the other departments of the Civil Engineering Office and in particular with the executing office for roads and art buildings. What you're expecting:
- The civil engineering office of the Canton of St.Gallen, with around 33% of its employees, plans, builds and maintains a network of cantonal roads that is over 650 km long and provides a functioning infrastructure in the canton every day.
- The department of mobility and planning deals with strategic planning, preliminary studies in the department of transport, basics and traffic technology as well as noise protection on cantonal roads.
Application process
- Application via the official job portal of the Canton of St.
- Gallen (https://www.sg.ch/ueber-den-kanton-st-gallen/employer-kanton-stgallen/stellenportal.html)
Contacts
- Gordon Finné, Head of Mobility and Planning, Phone 058 229 30 76 Pensum: 80-100%
- Location: St. Gallen
Additional details
- They work closely with colleagues in mobility and planning and ensure efficient cooperation with the other departments of the Civil Engineering Office and in particular with the executing office for roads and art buildings. What you're expecting:
- Independent project development and support of external planning offices Evaluation of concepts and projects
- Monitoring of the development of agglomeration programmes What makes you stand out:
- Take over of the professional responsibility and support of other specialist in the department of mobility and planning High social and communication skills, Negotiating skills and assertiveness
- Very good written and oral language in German
- Demanding over-cantonal, cantonal and regional as well as local projects Versatile and varied tasks
- Self-employment and personal responsibility Collegial and motivated team
- Contact: Gordon Finné, Head of Mobility and Planning, Phone 058 229 30 76
Notes and original content
- They work closely with colleagues in mobility and planning and ensure efficient cooperation with the other departments of the Civil Engineering Office and in particular with the executing office for roads and art buildings.
- What you're expecting:
- Independent project development and support of external planning offices
- Evaluation of concepts and projects
- Monitoring of the development of agglomeration programmes
- What makes you stand out:
- Take over of the professional responsibility and support of other specialist in the department of mobility and planning
- High social and communication skills,
- Negotiating skills and assertiveness
- What we offer:
