Project Manager Traffic Engineering and Road Safety 80–100 %

About the job

Start date:

1 January 2027 or by arrangement

Workplace:

Bern

Your tasks

• Responsible for correct signage and markings on the cantonal roads in OIK II
• Contact person in the field of road safety
• Preparation of speed assessments for reducing the speed limit and permits for traffic measures
• Support for municipalities in the areas of signage, marking and road safety
• Management and coordination of smaller road construction and traffic engineering projects
• Planning, tendering, assistance and quality control of marking works
• Collaboration with municipalities, engineering offices, authorities and other stakeholders
• Responsibility for deadlines, costs, quality and budgets of your projects

Your profile

• Education in construction, e.g. draughtsperson EFZ civil engineering / technician HF or administrative specialists with experience in civil engineering
• Further training in the field of road safety is an advantage
• Experience in project management, ideally in road construction or traffic engineering
• Independent, structured and solution-oriented way of working
• Negotiation skills and enjoyment of working with different partners and clients

We offer you

• Exciting, challenging and diverse range of tasks
• Thorough introduction to the subject matter
• Independent varied activities combining office work, on-site assignments with close teamwork
• Motivated and cheerful team
• Diverse contacts with the public, authorities and engineering offices
• Versatile internal and external training opportunities
• Flexible working hours (annual working time, remote work)

Contact

We look forward to meeting you in person! For further information, please contact Thomas Wüthrich, Senior District Engineer, Tel. 031 636 50 40 or Nadja Lysser Gosteli, Head of Central Services, Tel. 031 636 50 26.
Please submit your application online via the Canton of Bern job portal: apply here

The Senior Engineering District II of the cantonal civil engineering office is responsible in the Bernese Midlands for the planning, construction, operation and maintenance of the cantonal roads. It supervises the waters and is responsible for hydraulic engineering on the Aare from the Aare Gorge to Wynau.