what you bring to the table.
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driver's license.
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A category B driver's license is required.
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teamwork skills.
- This is very important in this profession. You will work with many different people and good team interaction is crucial for success.
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very good german skills (B1 level).
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This is important so you can communicate with colleagues and supervisors and understand instructions.
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physical fitness.
- This may mean that you have to walk, stand, lift, or be on the move for extended periods.
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high flexibility.
- Here at the airport, you will work in shifts. This means your working hours may vary. You should be prepared to take on 2 to 4 shifts per week between monday and sunday.
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security awareness.
- The willingness to work in a dynamic environment with high security standards: you will be working in a place where things are constantly changing and a lot is happening. Very strict safety rules apply at the airport, you must absolutely comply with. It is important that you are prepared to work in this fast-paced and security-conscious environment.
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airport id card.
- For the Zurich Airport (FZAG) security badge: EU/Schengen citizenship is required for this role. Additionally, you must provide a criminal record certificate from your home country and any country of residence from the past five years—these must be officially translated into German.
what else do you need to know?
We know moving for a job is a big step. Here are few facts you need to know about the requirements, costs before moving to Switzerland.
the onboarding roadmap: from application to take-off in 6 weeks.
We guide you through every step—from paperwork to your new home in Switzerland.
