Location and Start
Location: Oberbüren or Zürich (see our branches here: Otis Schweiz)
Start date: as soon as possible
Responsibilities
Reinforce the importance of EHS in the Swiss German-speaking region and actively support local installation and service teams in meeting or exceeding EHS objectives.
Lead by example and promote a strong Otis Safety Culture, with a strong presence in field operations across Eastern Switzerland.
Implement, manage, and maintain environmental, health, and safety programs aligned with Swiss legislation (EKAS, SUVA, VUV, ArG) and Otis global standards.
Conduct regular field audits, site inspections, toolbox engagements, and in-process safety observations at branch locations and job sites.
Coach technicians, fitters, and supervisors on safe working practices, incident prevention, and compliance requirements.
Act as the primary EHS point of contact for Swiss German-speaking regions.
Collaborate with operations to integrate EHS ownership at branch and project level.
Work closely with EHS Managers in the Otis EMEA Operating Area to align with corporate processes and reporting.
Support continuous improvement actions, risk assessments, training needs, and local compliance initiatives.
Prepare and deliver EHS analytics for leading and lagging indicators, including incident reporting, audits, corrective actions, and training status.
Coordinate hazardous materials procedures, waste disposal, and environmental requirements according to Swiss law.
Support incident investigations, root‑cause analysis, and closure of corrective/preventive actions.
Maintain accuracy of EHS documentation, Swiss‑specific legal requirements, and Otis process compliance.
Ensure frequent and systematic field presence (travel across the country required ≈40‑60%).
Education / Certifications
Technical or vocational education (EFZ) in a related field (Elektro, Mechanik, Gebäudetechnik, Metallbau, Montage, etc.) PLUS further EHS education.
Higher technical education (HF / FH) in Engineering, Facility Management, Safety, Environmental Sciences, or equivalent.
Recognized Swiss safety qualifications are a strong advantage: Sicherheitsfachmann/Sicherheitsfachfrau EKAS ; Arbeitssicherheits‑ und Gesundheitsschutz (ASGS) training; SUVA recognized EHS certificates.
Experience in elevator, construction, or field service industries is an advantage.
Experience / Qualifications
Experience in Health & Safety, environmental management, or technical field operations within Switzerland.
Strong knowledge of Swiss EHS legislation (EKAS Richtlinien, SUVA Vorgaben, VUV, ArG).
Strong interpersonal skills, coaching skills, and the ability to influence technicians and field supervisors.
Experience working in field operations, service environments, or construction sites.
Ability to work independently and manage a broad field region.
Excellent communication skills in German and English; French is an advantage.
Strong computer skills (Microsoft Office applications).
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