Project Management Environment (60-100%)
- 09 October 2026
- 60 – 100%
- Permanent position
- German (Fluent)
About the job
Do you want to apply your expertise where environment, planning and construction come together? SC+P has been committed for over 45 years to interdisciplinary and future-oriented solutions in soil and environment. Today, more than 60 specialists at the locations Bern, Olten, Zurich and Winterthur work together on projects at the interface of utilisation and protection interests.
For our Environment business unit, we are looking for an experienced individual who independently manages demanding projects and effectively contributes their professional expertise to interdisciplinary tasks.
This is your field of activity:
- Lead environmental projects: You independently manage demanding projects in the areas of environmental planning, contaminated site assessments and waste management through the various project phases.
- Coordinate project teams: You lead internal and external project partners and ensure targeted and binding collaboration.
- Responsible for environmental and contaminated site construction supervision: You manage demanding projects in environmental and contaminated site construction supervision and professionally lead the involved project teams.
- Ensure soil protection: You take on project management for soil-related construction supervision and are responsible for its professional planning and implementation.
- Develop offers: You contribute to the preparation of quotations and the acquisition of new projects and bring your professional expertise into the development of new project approaches.
- Shape SC+P: You actively contribute your experience and ideas to our agile circle organisation.
This is what you bring:
- Education: You have a university degree in environmental natural sciences, environmental engineering, geography or a comparable field.
- Project management experience: You bring several years of professional and project management experience and are familiar with collaboration with internal and external project partners in the construction environment.
- Expert knowledge: You have sound knowledge in the areas of contaminated sites and waste management.
- Soil-related construction supervision: You have sound knowledge and practical experience in soil-related construction supervision and hold recognition from the Soil Science Society of Switzerland (BGS).
- Analytical and networked thinking: You quickly recognise connections and develop viable solutions for interdisciplinary tasks.
- Communication and teamwork skills: You present yourself openly and professionally, enjoy working in a team and lead internal and external project participants in a binding and goal-oriented manner.
- Language skills: You have very good oral and written German skills.
- Mobility: You hold a category B driving licence.
This is what awaits you with us:
- More relaxation: You benefit from five weeks of holiday per year for a balanced work-life balance.
- Travel on us: As a sign of our appreciation, we give you your half-fare travelcard.
- Financial bonus: You receive a monthly credit for flat-rate expenses.
- Flexibility and trust: Modern working conditions with contemporary working models such as home office.
- Real development: You can expect a professionally and personally enriching environment in which we actively promote your further education.
- Reliable security: In case of illness, you receive 100% continued salary payment in the first month and are subsequently covered by daily sickness allowance insurance.
- And much more: We will gladly present further attractive extras in a personal conversation.
Ready to make an impact with us?
Then we would like to get to know you. Please send us your complete application dossier.
For further information, please contact David Reist, Co-Head of Environment Business Unit, Tel. 052 543 10 80 and Etienne Fawer, Head of HR, Tel. 044 525 24 16.
Note for recruitment agencies
For this position, we only consider direct applications. We therefore ask recruitment agencies not to submit dossiers with fee claims.