Undisclosed employer
1002 Lausanne
M2 Machine Operator
- 06 October 2026
- 100%
- Temporary
- 1002 Lausanne
About the job
We are looking for passionate and committed professionals in the construction fields to join our dynamic teams. At Gi Group, we believe in the power of innovation, collaboration, and excellence.
We consider every potential candidate as an invaluable source of unique skills and talents.
Join us in our constant quest for excellence! We look forward to discovering how your expertise and passion can contribute to our shared success as a:
M2 Machine Operator
Your tasks
- Operating mainly a wheeled excavator (tracked excavator depending on site requirements).
- Carrying out earthworks, excavations, levelling, and adjustments.
- Civil engineering works, networks, and external landscaping.
- Routine maintenance of the machine and checking its proper functioning.
- Adhering to safety instructions and collaborating with teams on site.
Your profile
- Swiss machine operator licence M1 and/or M2 mandatory.
- Proven experience in operating wheeled excavators.
- Good command of earthworks and civil engineering tasks.
- Autonomous, reliable, and able to work in a team.
- Respectful of safety rules and site procedures.
- Driving licence and vehicle essential.
Your application
If you are ready to take on the challenge and be part of a team that values its employees, please send us your CV indicating the position you are applying for. Thank you for applying online.
Gi Group is part of Gi Group Holding, a global ecosystem of human resources services and consulting present in 37 countries.
In Switzerland, we operate through the brands Gi Group, Gi Life Sciences, Grafton, and Bautech Personal.
Active in temporary, permanent, and professional recruitment, as well as many complementary HR services, we are present at more than 40 sites across Switzerland and have over 200 employees.
Our mission is simple: to connect the best talents with the best companies in order to create value and contribute sustainably to the development of the employment market.