Electrical Inspector

SEARCH THIS POSITION Electrical Inspector for the Greenland Electricity Authority

The Greenland Electricity Authority is seeking an electrical inspector for the Central Electricity and Gas Authority in Nuuk.

The work tasks vary widely. They can include supervisory tasks throughout Greenland, case follow-up, or administrative work.

You will work independently and in a team. At times, you should expect a fair amount of travel activity.

Greenland's Electricity Authority is headquartered in Nuuk.

Greenland's Electricity Authority is a subordinate unit in the Department of Business, Raw Materials, Energy, Justice, and Gender Equality and has the status of an independent regulatory body with the overall responsibility for electricity and gas safety in Greenland. In administrative matters, Greenland's Electricity Authority refers to the Department of Business, Raw Materials, Energy, Justice, and Gender Equality.

Greenland's Electricity Authority is responsible for the administration of the Landsting Regulation No. 12 of November 3, 1994, concerning electrical installations, electrical installations, and electrical equipment. Greenland's Electricity Authority also oversees the control and supervision of electrical installations and equipment.

The Greenland Electricity Authority is authorized under the Landsting Ordinance to establish provisions regarding electrical installations and electrical equipment and is authorized to establish provisions regarding safety and quality management systems for authorized companies or applicants for authorization, including requirements for documentation thereof as well as for approval thereof.

The Greenland Electricity Authority is responsible for further control and supervision of facilities, gas equipment, and authorizations in accordance with the Inatsisartut Act on gas facilities, gas equipment, and authorization requirements. The Greenland Electricity Authority is authorized under the Inatsisartut Act to establish provisions and update regulations, including the Gas Regulation for Greenland.

Your tasks will be:

• Planning, administration, and execution of inspection visits around Greenland
• Organization and implementation of supervision of the electrical industry's safety and quality management of supervision (SKS-A and SKS-D).
• Contribute to the production of the electricity authority's publications and participate in the work of informing the public about electrical safety.
• Participate in the work with statistics and analysis of electrical fires and accidents in the Greenlandic Electricity Authority's Nordic and international engagement.
• Coordinate informative work, including spreading knowledge of the applicable regulations, their background, and provisions regarding electrical equipment. Also, assist in drafting any supplementary amendments to the applicable regulations.

• You have a qualification as an electrician and at least 5 years of experience.
• You are also an electrical installer/engineer/machine master and can obtain electrical authorization.
• You have experience working with technical reports.
• You are independent in both demeanor and work, you have an overview and possess good communication skills both verbally and in writing.
• You are outgoing and good at collaborating, and you have a knack for servicing many different types of customers.
• Preferably multilingual – Greenlandic, Danish, and English.
• Knowledge of F-gas installations is an advantage.

• A workplace characterized by professionalism and an engaged corporate culture.
• An exciting and free job, where two days are rarely the same and with a high degree of co-determination and the opportunity to influence the daily work.
• A dynamic work environment where you have the opportunity to develop personally and professionally.
• A good community with 3 professionally well-founded and engaged colleagues.

Electricity inspector Jane Lynge Hansen at phone +299 34 93 00 or by email jlh@elmyndighed.gl

For more information about the Greenland Electricity Authority, see www.elmyndighed.gl.

Salary and employment conditions

Salary and employment conditions, including the right to travel for joining and leaving, as well as relocation of personal belongings, in accordance with the agreement/collective agreement in effect at the time of commencement between the Government of Greenland and the relevant negotiating organization.

Housing

No housing is provided for the position. If an applicant already has housing through employment in the Self-Government, the right to the assigned housing is retained. The housing is linked to the employment relationship and must be vacated upon termination of the employment relationship.

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