Kernprozessmanager/-in Bevorratung — Swiss Armed Forces (VTG)

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You can make this contribution

• Responsible for the management of stockpiles

• Ensure the further development of stockpiling

• Steering the implementation of stockpiling in projects and projects

• Responsible for the stock concept

• Ensure stockholding requirements and tracking

• Promote continuous improvement in the process

This makes them unique.

• Higher education preferably in business or equivalent education

• Experience in project management and organisational development

• Strong analytical skills, networked conceptual, innovative thinking

• Very good knowledge of the overall military contexts and processes in the Federal Administration, in particular the planning processes in the VBS and logistics

• Military training: officer, preferably assistant level Bat or Br/Div or Gst of desired

• Active knowledge of a second official language and passive knowledge of a third official language

We offer this

• We are committed to the success model Switzerland and work for the benefit of the population.

• Through equal opportunities, we develop our skills and bring different perspectives.

• Healthy at work We support and advise our employees in the field of physical and mental health.

Your commitment to security and freedom The Army Staff (A Staff) supports the Chief of the Army in the leadership of the Departmental Department of Defence and is responsible for the overall military planning and development of the Swiss Army. Here, in accordance with the political guidelines, the strategic foundations, the armed forces development and the army and armaments planning are developed and tasks in the international security context are performed. The command, control and coordination of all cross-cutting areas (personnel, finance, real estate) also fall under the responsibility of the Army Staff.

The Swiss Army employs more than 9,000 people in four military and around 200 civilian occupations – at 110 locations throughout Switzerland. The next generation is also taken care of: The Swiss Army trains learners in more than 30 professions.