ait Schweiz AG
Aclens
Heat Pump Service Technician for the Biel Region
- 01 October 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- French (Fluent)
Skills
ElektrotechnikHeizungKältetechnikServicetechnikAbout the job
Your tasks
- Commissioning and maintenance of heat pumps
- Inspections, repairs and troubleshooting during service interventions
- Sale of service offerings and service products
- Reporting on maintenance interventions carried out via a tablet PC
- On-call service
Your profile
- Completed professional training as an automation technician, electrical installer, electronics technician, refrigeration fitter, agricultural machinery mechanic, heating installer or in a similar profession
- Professional experience in the field of heat pumps and regulation, as well as knowledge of hydraulics, is an advantage
- Open-minded, willing to learn and keep up with technological developmentsReliable, autonomous, customer- and quality-oriented
- Process-oriented and reliable working method, strong sense of quality
- Enjoyment of customer contact, perfect command of French
- Willingness to undertake further training
- Good physical condition
- Residence in the desired region and category B driving licence
Why us?
- A professional future in the renewable energy sector
- Comprehensive training provided by our own training department
- A varied and demanding profession
- An exciting, expanding and dynamic environment
- Diversity and opportunities to make a difference and contribute to development
- With us, you will be challenged and encouraged through various continuing education courses
- A modern infrastructure and employment conditions adapted to our times
- A helpful, young and very efficient team: that’s ait Suisse!
Take the next step
We look forward to receiving your online application. Do you have any questions? Cédric Dépraz, Head of the Swiss Romande Office, tel. +41 58 252 21 38, will be happy to answer your questions.
Applications from recruitment agencies will not be considered.
*To facilitate reading, we refrain from using gender-specific linguistic forms. All personal designations apply to all genders.