As an Indoor Safety Installations Technician, you will have completed an electrical engineering apprenticeship, for example as an electrician or automation technician. In an in-house training programme, you will be fully prepared to independently identify and rectify faults in the indoor installations. This means you will be fully prepared for your new field of work.

Your qualifications and commitment are key to our success. We therefore train our employees in line with their personal needs and ambitions.

Without SBB, the country would come to a standstill. And without you, so will SBB. You will make a valuable contribution to the smooth operation of our railway network, which is something you can be proud of.

Irregular working times are normal at SBB. SBB operates around the clock, which means you will be on duty on weekdays, weekends and public holidays. In return, however, you will receive additional remuneration and will benefit from time bonuses - this means you will have more time off in total than employees who do not work nights or weekends.

Remuneration system.

We have a fair and progressive remuneration system. We reward individual performance, take the nature of the job market into account, and create transparency. We have also been awarded the We Pay Fair label.

Special offers for SBB employees.

Our employees enjoy attractive discounts from companies throughout Switzerland. These include insurance policies, language courses and electronic devices.

GA Travelcard.

Our employees receive a 2nd  class GA travelcard – the only requirement is that they work at least 50 per cent of full-time working hours and have been employed at SBB for more than a year. You will also benefit from discounted rail travel abroad.

Become part of a team.

Given the scale of our tasks and the responsibility we shoulder, we at SBB rely on teamwork. We place great value on a sense of community and team spirit.