Deputy Head of Locksmithing Department
- Employment type
- Full-time
- Workload
- 80–100%
- Location
- Seedorf
- Languages
- German, German
- First posted
TAKE ON RESPONSIBILITY. ACTIVELY SHAPE PROCESSES. ###
We are a dynamic mechanical engineering company with around 330 employees in the Canton of Uri. In Seedorf, we develop and produce mobile crushing and screening plants of the brand GIPO, which are in use worldwide. Do you maintain an overview even with demanding orders and want to take on more responsibility? As deputy head of department, you will support the management of the locksmithing department in coordinating daily business and, together with them, ensure smooth processes.
Deputy Head of Locksmithing Department 80-100 % ##
Your tasks ###
- Support and deputy for the Head of the Locksmithing Department
- Participation in the planning and coordination of personnel, orders, and deadlines
- Support of the team leaders and employees in the operative daily business
- Ensuring quality, occupational safety, and efficient processes
- Coordination and alignment with adjacent departments
- Active participation in the continuous improvement of processes
- Operative work in the locksmithing department
What you bring with you ###
- Completed basic technical training, for example as a plant and apparatus builder, metalworker, polymechanic, or in a comparable profession
- Several years of experience in steel, mechanical, or plant engineering
- Leadership experience is required
- Strong organizational and coordination skills
- Independent, structured, and solution-oriented way of working
- Sense of responsibility and assertiveness
- Team-oriented personality with good communication skills
- Very good German skills
What we offer you ###
A varied position with responsibility and creative freedom awaits you. In a familial and cheerful team, we offer you attractive opportunities to further develop your leadership and specialist skills.
Contact ###
Do you want to move mountains with us? Then we look forward to you getting in touch.
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