The Danish Maritime Authority is looking for ship inspectors for Central and North Jutland

Do you want to work in close collaboration with the maritime industry? Do you want to help ensure that the inspection of ships is about safety, protection of the marine environment, and ensuring a good working environment on board? Then you might be one of the Danish Maritime Authority's new ship inspectors, who will especially help to strengthen our port state control of foreign ships. We are currently looking for new colleagues for our offices in Aarhus, Frederikshavn or Thyborøn, who will be part of the Danish Maritime Authority's work in supervising both Danish and foreign ships. At the same time, you will be involved in the authority's work with servicing, supervision and approvals of maritime activities, ships, shipping companies and other maritime actors. About the job You will be part of the Safe Ships unit, where together with skilled colleagues you will contribute to promoting safety at sea, protection of the marine environment and good conditions for the crew. In addition, you will also be part of our other ship inspectors, who also promote safety and growth in the maritime area. Your tasks will therefore include, among other things: Port state control of foreign ships Technical and operational supervision of Danish ships Approval work with ships, shipping companies and other maritime actors. Handling inquiries from citizens, seafarers, shipping companies and manufacturers. Cooperation with authorities on legislation, supervision and approvals of maritime activities. It is important that you are service minded and communicate at eye level in writing and speech. Through constructive dialogue with crews, citizens and businesses, you must contribute to supporting and promoting the safety work in their activities and operations and that the business has conditions that support continued growth and the possibilities for their work. You will have the opportunity to specialize in various subject areas with good opportunities for both personal and professional development in collaboration with good colleagues. After completing an "on-boarding" course, you will be enrolled in a training course, so that you can subsequently carry out the task as a port state inspector (Port State Control Officer). The work will consist of an interaction between office work and visual work out on board. We are a modern and flexible workplace, and we value that you help organize working hours and task performance, so that there is also room for other than work. About you There are several ways to the position of ship inspector in the Danish Maritime Authority. To apply for the position, you must have a maritime technical background, e.g. as: Machinist Engineer Dual-officer Navigator It will be an advantage if you have created a maritime foundation through experience at sea. The Danish Maritime Authority expects you to: Be professionally strong, service-minded and flexible. Can act as a role model and communicate safety. Is outgoing and outgoing and manages to target messages to different stakeholders. Is a good communicator who communicates clearly in both Danish and English. Is in good physical shape Has a driving license Is willing that the work may involve travel. As a person, you work flexibly and can collaborate across professional boundaries, and you have the desire and ability to run projects and participate in project-oriented organizations. You can create and maintain an overview and take control of the diverse tasks associated with planning and implementing projects. You work independently and you are solution- and service-oriented. Information and application Does the job sound like something for you? Then send your application via "apply for the position" on the right of the advertisement or via our website [link removed] Your application with CV and relevant exam papers must be received no later than Sunday 31 March 2025. We expect to hold 1st round interviews in weeks 15 and 16 and 2nd round interviews in weeks 17 and 18. Tests can be expected to be used in the recruitment process. This is a full-time position with entry per 1 June 2025 or as soon as possible thereafter. Employment takes place in accordance with the applicable collective agreement between the Ministry of Finance and the relevant organisation. Navigators and dual officers are employed on an individual contract. We are currently looking for new colleagues for our offices in Aarhus, Frederikshavn or Thyborøn. You can get more information about the positions by contacting chief ship inspector Torsten Arnt Olsen on tel. [phone removed] or chief ship inspector Michael Martin Bjarløv on tel. [phone removed]. For general information about terms of employment, you are welcome to contact recruitment partner Zenia Lotus Hansen on tel.
91 33. 70 61. The Danish Maritime Authority is an attractive and modern workplace, where there is a high level of activity, but also an informal atmosphere and a pleasant working environment. With us you get close to the maritime sector. See more about working at the Danish Maritime Authority on our website [link removed]