Destinus
Propellant Production Technician
Lucerne · LU
- Berufsfeld
- Chemie, Pharma & Labor · Chemie- & Pharmaproduktion
- Ausbildung
- Keine bestimmte Ausbildung
- Sprachkenntnisse
- Deutsch (von Vorteil) · Englisch (von Vorteil)
- Lohn
- Geschätzt CHF 60’000–90’000 pro Jahr (100 %)
- Schätzung von jopp, nicht aus dem Inserat.
- Erstmals gesehen
- 27. September 2026
- Zuletzt gesehen
- 27. September 2026
About the Role
The Destinus engineering team is seeking a Propellant Production Technician to support the serial manufacturing of solid rocket motor propellant at our Lucerne facility. The role is hands-on and process-focused, working directly with energetic and chemical materials in a tightly regulated, safety-critical production environment.
The ideal candidate is technically grounded, detail-oriented, and comfortable following precise procedures without shortcuts. They understand that in this environment, quality and safety are inseparable, and that meticulous documentation is as much a part of the job as the production work itself.
What You’ll Do
Carry out propellant mixing, casting, and curing operations for solid rocket motor grains following validated batch records and SOPs
Weigh, prepare, and handle energetic and chemical raw materials in accordance with applicable safety protocols, permits, and operating procedures
Operate and monitor production equipment (mixers, casting stations, curing ovens) and record process parameters accurately throughout each batch
Complete batch documentation fully and accurately; maintain traceability of materials, process parameters, and production records for every run
Perform in-process quality checks and dimensional or visual inspections; identify and escalate non-conformances promptly
Support the assembly & integration and packaging of the final product
Support troubleshooting and corrective actions in collaboration with the Production Manager, engineering, and QA teams
Keep the production area clean, organised, and compliant with housekeeping and safety standards at all times
Contribute to the continuous improvement of production processes and safety practices
Requirements
What You’ll Need
Background in chemistry, chemical production, or a related technical field, Chemielaborant EFZ qualification is a plus
Hands-on experience in a chemical or process manufacturing environment, ideally batch production; experience with energetic, pyrotechnic, or otherwise hazardous materials is a strong advantage
Familiarity with safety-critical production procedures, hazardous materials handling, and relevant Swiss regulations (SUVA, StFV)
Ability to follow, and maintain SOPs and batch records with a high level of accuracy and discipline
Experience with quality control and in-process inspection in a production or laboratory environment
High attention to detail and a methodical, safety-first approach to all production activities
Fluent in German or English is an advantage
Who You Are
You are hands-on, precise, and comfortable working in an environment where safety and quality leave no room for shortcuts. You take ownership of your work, follow processes with discipline, and stay focused even when production moves fast. You enjoy solving practical problems, working closely with others, and continuously improving how things are done. You are reliable, curious, and proud of delivering work that meets the highest standards every time.