Fachspezialist:in Schliess- und Zutrittskontrollanlagen — Universität Bern
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The UniBE is in the middle of it.With us you benefit from the central location and conveniently located locations. Tasks: • Ensure safe, reliable and economical operation of locking and access systems • Technical advice and support for construction, conversion and renovation projects • Initiating, planning and implementing optimization and improvement measures • Supervision of the ZUKO system Primion • Containment and resolution of incidents • Planning, coordinating and ensuring maintenance of associated facilities and systems • Technical support and advice to household service organisations in day-to-day operations • Monitoring and ensuring the quality of externally provided assembly and maintenance services • Preparation of technical assessments, opinions and expertise if necessary Requirements To strengthen our team, we are looking for an experienced specialist or an experienced specialist with in-depth knowledge in the planning, implementation and operation of locking systems and access control systems. • Completed apprenticeship in a mechanical or electrical profession • Safety engineering training and professional experience of several years • Independent, structured and solution-oriented working method • Safe and professional appearance as well as a high degree of personal responsibility • Strong teamwork as well as high service and customer orientation We offer: Central location in the heart of Bern
Job details
- Company: Universität Bern
- Position: Fachspezialist:in Schliess- und Zutrittskontrollanlagen
- Location: Bern, Bern
- Salary: CHF 85'000 - 119'000 (source unverified)
- Sector: Sanità / Ospedali
- Posted on: 2026-09-19
- Expired on: 2026-10-15
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