Civil Engineering Project Manager 80%

About the job

Schlieren is a dynamic, growing town in the Limmat Valley with around 20,000 inhabitants. As a reliable employer, the town of Schlieren offers a professional environment to deliver excellent performance.
The Department of Construction and Planning, with the areas of civil engineering, urban development, as well as building and fire police, controls and shapes the spatial and structural development of the town.

Do you want to not only apply your knowledge but actively help shape it? Do you value exchange with a variety of stakeholders? Then help us shape the infrastructure of tomorrow!

For the civil engineering area, we are seeking, due to retirement, an engaged individual to start by arrangement as

Civil Engineering Project Manager 80%

• You work independently: You plan, manage and implement demanding civil engineering projects in the areas of road construction, utility construction, public spaces and playgrounds.
• You ensure feasible solutions: You lead projects on the client side including site management and prepare decision-making bases and proposals for political bodies.
• You advise and support: You assist in the areas of road construction, utility construction and drainage and advise internal and external stakeholders.
• You think ahead: You contribute your ideas and ensure sustainable and future-oriented infrastructures.

• You have completed vocational training with further education at HF or FH level in civil engineering or possess an equivalent qualification.
• You bring experience in project management as well as sound knowledge in cost estimation and tendering procedures.
• You have experience in project management in general civil engineering and utility construction and are familiar with the various phases of project planning and implementation.
• You are interested in innovative solutions in road construction, interdisciplinary planning processes and public involvement.
• You have knowledge of or interest in drainage planning, sewerage and property drainage.
• You understand the legal framework and are confident in dealing with different stakeholders and have an interest in political processes.

• Meaningful projects: You actively shape infrastructure and urban development and see the impact of your work directly on site.
• Responsibility and freedom: You take on diverse tasks and independently contribute your ideas.
• A strong team: You work with committed colleagues who share their expertise and develop solutions together.
• Development opportunities: We support your professional and personal development with attractive training opportunities.
• Modern working conditions: You benefit from excellent social benefits and a workplace in the heart of Schlieren.