Adecco Personaldienstleistungen GmbH | Germany | 10xxx, 14xxx, 13xxx, 12xxx Berlin | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 27.03.2026 on stepstone.de
Deputy Head of Facilities at the Federal Ministry (m/f/d)
We are looking for an object manager in the technical facility management (m/w/d). In addition to 30 days holiday there are additional free days: 24. + 31. December, as well as a target coupon! If you bring a master in electrical engineering/study in TGA or FM and first experience in the field of We look forward to your application! !
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
You organize, control and control the entire technical building management You are the direct contact partner for the customer (Bundesministerium) You are responsible for the organisation of maintenance, maintenance work You create documentation and reports
Whether you have a technician, a master or a Bachelor in Electrical Engineering, HKLS, Supply Technology, Refrigeration, Facility Management, BWL or the like - your professional experience and passion for technical facility management count (a degree as a Bachelor/technician/master is mandatory) We are happy to see an additional qualification such as first aid, fire protection, safety officer Self-working, vision and enforcement
Indefinite permanent employment in a well-known company Individual target agreement premium 30 days holiday + 24th and 31st December free Household collective agreement Cars with private use Occupational pension Onboarding program Training programmes
Location
 | Adecco Personaldienstleistungen GmbH | |
| 10178 Berlin | ||
| Germany |
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