Universitätsklinikum Freiburg | Germany | 79xxx Freiburg | Permanent position | Part time - flexible / Full time | Published since: 07.10.2026 on stepstone.de
Power plant manager (m/f/d)
The University Hospital Freiburg is a hospital with a maximum of 2,100 beds, whose catchment area extends from Basel to Karlsruhe, from the French border to the Lake Constance. Around 90,000 stationary patients and around 900,000 outpatient visitors are treated annually. The university hospital employs more than 15,000 people and is one of the largest employers in the region. The heating power plant with a combustion heat output of 175 MW is operated without interruption (365/24/7). It has high-pressure steam boilers, gas and steam turbines, BHKW and other secondary plants, which operate in solid, liquid and gas fuel. Extensive plans for the transformation of the energy production plants, the HKW and the downstream infrastructure supply systems are currently being developed with a view to the greatest possible decarbonization. As an internal service provider, the Technology business unit is responsible for the operational readiness of all technical facilities and facilities and is looking for a support in the hospital's own heating power plant at the earliest possible time in the course of the following years of age.
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Ensuring the entire energy supply of the University Hospital as well as the services provided optimised operation of power plant and energy production plants in coordination with the members of the energy management Management of the staff team including stratification and necessary instruction Participation in projects and their implementation responsible implementation of switching operations in power plant operation Conducting the necessary documentation requirements of the power plant operation, in particular to authorities
a completed training as a Diplom-Ingenieurin and/or testedr Power Plant Master*in (m/w/d) of the Department of Process Engineering – Power Plant Technology, Electrical/Leittechnik (RMS) or comparable qualification multiannual experience and well-founded expertise in handling process technology in power plant operation safe and professional appearance in dealing with employees and interfaces strong understanding of technology and interest in innovation high team and communication capability, combined with flexibility and high reliability good knowledge of control and automation technology as well as good IT user knowledge, especially in MS Office
a qualified incorporation into your field of activity a modernly equipped workplace in a motivated team a responsible activity with marked corporate culture a safe workplace and remuneration according to TV-UK; In the event of personal, professional and collective conditions, a remuneration is possible in a range from EC 9 to EC 10 TV-UK Special payment according to applicable collective agreement (TV-UK) Occupational pension (VBL) working time model with sliding time at 38.5 hours weekly working time Participation in specialist training, in-house continuing and continuing training a diverse range of services in the context of health management, e.g. own gym UniFit, movement concept, Epassi (e.g. Hansefit) Employee benefits such as Jobticket UKF (additional) or bonus program “corporate benefits” a family-friendly workplace and childcare facilities
Location
 | Universitätsklinikum Freiburg | |
| 79110 Freiburg | ||
| Germany |
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