Sachverständige/r für Druckgeräte 80-100 %

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Join SVTI as a Sachverständige/r for pressure devices! Engage in a dynamic technical environment with great opportunities. Tasks Review and assess applications for modifications and repairs of pressure devices. Create technical reports and expert assessments with clear evaluation logic. Conduct acceptance tests for changes on regulated systems like boiler safety controls. Skills Degree in mechanical engineering (HF or FH) and relevant work experience. Experience with steam and hot water boilers and relevant standards. Strong German and good French language skills required. About the job Expert for Pressure Equipment 80-100 % On behalf of the federal government, the cantons and private clients, SVTI is committed to the prevention of accidents, malfunctions and damage as well as the safe operation of technical systems of all kinds. Are you interested in an exciting role in a technical environment? Then you might be the right fit for us. To strengthen our team of experts in the SVTI Boiler Inspectorate in Wallisellen, we are looking for an expert for pressure equipment 80-100 % to start immediately or by arrangement. Your tasks Checking, assessing and processing applications for modification and repair of pressure equipment subject to inspection Preparing draft and final inspection reports as well as technical expert opinions with comprehensible assessment logic Carrying out acceptance inspections in the context of modifications and repairs on reportable systems, e.g. on boiler safety controls Providing technical support to inspectors on complex technical and normative issues Coordinating the deployed experts taking into account qualifications and workload Participating in and providing technical leadership for internal specialist groups Your profile Completed studies in mechanical engineering (HF or FH level) Professional experience in plant construction, ideally related to welding technology Experience with steam and hot water boilers as well as knowledge of relevant standards and regulations Very good written and spoken German skills as well as good French skills Independent, structured and responsible working style Driving licence category B and willingness to undertake occasional day assignments at customers within Switzerland Good physical condition, as inspections may also involve work in confined spaces (e.g. container entry) Our offer Committed, innovative environment where ideas and initiatives are welcome Very good development opportunities Attractive workplace in a central location with excellent public transport connections, plus you receive a half-fare travelcard from us every year Performance-based remuneration with above-average social benefits Further offers and advantages: https://www.svti-gruppe.jobs/wir-als-arbeitgeber/was-wir-bieten The hallmark for the safety of technical systems and equipment. Purpose As a private law, independent and non-profit association with around 8,000 members, SVTI performs official and private tasks on behalf of the federal government and the cantons. The purpose of SVTI is the prevention of accidents, malfunctions and damage and the elimination of hazards in the manufacture and operation of technical systems of all kinds. Activities The main activities of SVTI include the supervision of technical systems and equipment such as pipelines and pipe systems, installations in power plants and pressure vessels, as well as market surveillance of lifts and pressure equipment. Structure SVTI consists of the departments Boiler Inspectorate, Federal Pipeline Inspectorate, Nuclear Inspectorate, Federal Inspectorate for Lifts and Market Surveillance of Pressure Equipment. At the SVTI group, we all use informal address. We would like to maintain this informal culture in your application process and will therefore communicate with you on a first-name basis. We hope you agree and look forward to your application. For information, please contact Dr René Burkhard, Head of Boiler Inspectorate, Tel. 044 877 63 11, rene.burkhard@svti.ch Please send your CV/resume as a PDF file via the online application form or by email to our HR department: personal@svti.ch