Stefan Baumgartner

Facility Management Specialist, diver and avid traveller.

Building technology specialist: operate and maintain our facilities.

At SBB Real Estate, you support the development and management of 793 railway stations, 3500 buildings and 3700 properties and sites in the vicinity of the railway.

Maintenance and repair.

You regularly check the condition of our properties and ensure effective infrastructure facility management. You are responsible for carrying out maintenance and repair work to help maintain our technical facilities, equipment, machines and vehicles, and keep them in perfect condition at all times, while reporting any damage or defects directly to the office responsible. You consult with your supervisors on preventative measures and provide support by pointing out safety-related work that needs to be done. Working as a building technology specialist, you are always interacting with tradespeople, suppliers, customers and tenants. You also supervise external suppliers when they are conducting planned or unplanned work in and around the buildings.

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My team and I make an effort every day to ensure SBB customers can enjoy clean and comfortable stations.

Daniel-Emil Imboden

Site Manager for Facility Management, amateur gardener and first baritone in a brass band.

Safeguard building technology.

As a building technology specialist, you oversee the functions of the buildings you’re responsible for, as well as the technology within them. You also review the planning of maintenance, including the required evidence. You carry out small repairs and maintenance work on the HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing and electrics) technical systems in the building. When necessary, you obtain quotes and supervise tradespeople on site.

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My experiences in other sectors have given me a comprehensive picture of where we are now and what SBB’s mission is.

Flavio Knecht

Building technology specialist, tennis player and hockey fan

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You are a reliable individual, who is skilled with their hands and has strong social skills. Good instincts and clean work come as second nature to you. The professional requirements for the position of building technology specialist are a basic technical training in HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning, plumbing and electrics) and further training as a maintenance professional.

We support our employees in line with their personal needs and ambitions. With this in mind, we offer a broad selection of internal training courses that cover a wide range of specialist and cross-sectoral disciplines. We also contribute financially or allow you time for external courses of benefit to both our employees and SBB.

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As a building technology specialist you usually work from Monday through Friday; work on weekends or during the night is only required in exceptional cases. Wherever possible, however, we offer flexible working hours and use innovative working-hour models to enable employees to work part-time if they wish to do so.

Building technology specialists always have to be ready to do on-call duty. This is why shift plans are put in place early on for monthly on-call duty. Of course, on-call duty will be fairly remunerated.

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