Elektriker:in, Automatiker:in, Polymechaniker:in für den Bereich Instandhaltung Rangierlokomotiven — FFS Officine (Ferrovie Federali)

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Electrician, automation engineer, polymechanic for the maintenance of shunting locomotives 60-100% | SBB - - - - - - Move Switzerland with us. Electrician, automation engineer, polymechanic for the maintenance of shunting locomotives Dietikon, January 4th, 2027 or by arrangement, 60-100% Apply now

You can look forward to this. For our specialized maintenance workshop in Dietikon, we are looking for a technically experienced person to maintain our shunting locomotives. In this role, you combine practical workshop work, repairs and diagnostics on the vehicles (approx. 80%) with the technical support of our operational engineering (approx. 20%). We also support your professional development through targeted further training offers. We are an attractive employer and offer many benefits such as extra child allowances, free 2nd class GA and discounted travel abroad - also for the family. You can find all information on our website under Benefits. You can move that. Workshop, support & maintenance shunting locomotives (approx. 80%)

• You carry out preventive maintenance on diesel and hybrid locomotives and check vehicle-specific systems such as radio remote controls, train radio systems, compressed air/brake systems and train protection. - Functional checks are carried out by you and components are replaced if necessary
• Conversions and modifications to prototypes are carried out in coordination with engineering. - Using technical know-how, you will systematically search for errors and use computer-aided diagnostics to resolve faults. - You replace and repair mechanical, hydraulic and electronic assemblies such as axle gears, compressors, bogie components, pumps or power converters. In addition, you carry out checks and approvals of the vehicles in accordance with the applicable maintenance and safety guidelines. Operational engineering & technical support (approx. 20%)
• As a technical interface, you coordinate concerns between the workshop and operational engineering.

• In the event of serial problems, you create error analyzes (root cause), findings reports and the associated technical documentation.
• You will be involved in optimizing maintenance processes, test plans and work instructions.
• You actively support special technical clarifications, fleet modifications and retrofitting projects and ensure the quality of traceability and documentation. This is what you bring with you.
• You are characterized by a high level of safety and quality awareness, an independent way of working and enjoyment of practical workshop work and teamwork.
• You have in-depth knowledge of diesel engines, hydraulics, pneumatics and vehicle electrics as well as an interest in systematic diagnostics. Further training to become a diagnostician (e.g. agricultural machinery, commercial vehicle or automotive diagnostician) or similar additional training is an advantage.
• You have completed an apprenticeship as an electromechanic, electrician, automation engineer, automation fitter, polymechanic or mechanic/mechatronics engineer (automotive, commercial vehicles, construction machinery, agricultural machinery).
• You can use your in-depth knowledge of MS Office and diagnostic software on a daily basis.

Your salary and your benefits.

We have a fair and progressive wage system and are actively committed to equal pay. Therefore, further and detailed information about the wage system at SBB can be viewed transparently. This position is at requirement level G, regional allowance level 1. More about wages and benefits.

This gets you started.

The fact that you want to move Switzerland with us is our greatest motivation. That's why we don't include a letter of motivation at this point. If you still want to tell us your motivation, you still have the opportunity to do so in our application tool. Doing great things is easier if you do it yourself. This starts with your application.

This is how it continues.

× You will receive initial feedback from us no later than 10 working days after receipt of your application. Final decision approx. 4 weeks after receipt of application Application Final decision approx. 4 weeks after receipt of application Any questions? About the application process SBB Recruiting Support Telephone + 41 51 220 20 29 [email protected] #simplyyou FAQ about the application On the spot Job ID 104187 Samuel Wey, head of maintenance for locomotive workshop 2 Telephone +41 79 192 79 13 Unfortunately, applications via email cannot be considered. We do not accept dossiers from recruiters for this position.

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Benefits

Find out more Wherever possible, we rely on flexible working hours and modern working time models. In addition, as an employer, we are also flexible when it comes to balancing your professional life with your private life. Find out more Find out more Differences welcome Differences welcome Find out more With over 150 different professions, we offer an impressive variety of entry and development opportunities. Our employees are just as diverse. That is why we are committed to ensuring that all employees can contribute their individual strengths and ways of thinking. Find out more Find out more Career and development Career and development Find out more We support our employees based on their personal needs and ambitions. To this end, we provide a wide range of cross-disciplinary and cross-departmental training courses. We contribute financially and temporally to selected external further training courses. Find out more Find out more