Stadtverwaltung Dietikon
Dietikon
Caretaker 80 – 100 %
- 13 October 2026
- 80 – 100%
- Dietikon
About the job
The district capital Dietikon is a vibrant regional centre and an important economic location in the rapidly growing Limmattal. The fifth largest city in the canton of Zurich has around 28,000 inhabitants. In six school units, around 3,100 pupils attend classes from kindergarten to secondary level. We are looking for temporary for 3 – 6 months immediately or by arrangement a
Your tasks
- Building maintenance and minor repairs
- Supervision of technical systems (heating, ventilation, air conditioning and sanitary systems)
- Management and coordination of external craftsmen and cleaning staff
- General cleaning work in the building
- Maintenance work in the surroundings (waste, snow clearance etc.) excluding green areas
- Various control and monitoring tasks
- Administrative tasks
- Collaboration with school management, teachers and administration
Your profile
- Completed vocational training in a craft-related field
- Caretaker with federal specialist certificate
- Further training in facility management is an advantage
- Several years of professional experience in caretaking, including leadership experience
- Good knowledge of building services engineering (heating, ventilation, air conditioning and sanitary systems)
- Independent, structured and service-oriented working style
- Sense of duty and responsibility
- Team player with good interpersonal skills
- Good German language skills (spoken and written)
- Driving licence category B
- Good IT user skills (Microsoft 365)
- Enjoyment in contact with teachers and children
We offer
- Progressive working conditions
- Varied activities with independent planning
- Good working atmosphere in a motivated team
- Opportunities for further training
Xhemaili Ilir, Administrator of school properties, Tel. +41 44 744 37 14, is happy to provide you with further information. Learn more about the school and the city of Dietikon at www.schule-dietikon.ch and www.dietikon.ch .
