Maintenance Specialist / Sanitary and Heating (w/m/d)

Our client is a leading Swiss facility management and building technology specialist. As part of a long-term mandate, they are responsible for the operative building technology and maintenance at the production site of a well-known, dynamic large enterprise in the Swiss food industry. To strengthen the local team, we are looking on behalf of our client, effective immediately or by arrangement, for a committed sanitary or heating fitter / plant mechanic.

Your tasks: Versatile maintenance directly on-site

• Repair & maintenance: Independent repairs and replacement of sanitary and heating pipes, fittings, and appliances
• Maintenance work: Regular maintenance and inspection of supply and disposal pumps as well as filter systems throughout the plant
• Field devices & sanitary: Exchange and repair of heating field devices as well as rectification of everyday malfunctions (e.g., replacement of fittings and components)
• Inspections: Carrying out plant inspections and rounds to ensure smooth production operations

What you can look forward to

• Secure perspective: Upcoming step into permanent employment after a successful Try & Hire phase
• Predictable working hours: Reliable daily business from Monday to Friday (07:00–16:30) without on-call service
• Exciting environment: Varied tasks in a modern and hygienically demanding industrial environment
• Strong team: Collegial atmosphere and professional induction on-site

Qualifications

Your profile: What you bring with you

• Training: Completed vocational training as a sanitary installer, heating installer, plant mechanic (w/m/d) or a comparable technical qualification
• Experience: Professional experience in industrial maintenance or sound practice from the classic customer service / service sector
• Way of working: Reliable, independent and solution-oriented personality with an eye for detail
• Languages: Good German skills for smooth communication within the team
• Mobility: A driver's license is not mandatory for this purely site-based function on-site

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