Title: Police Authority in Gävleborg County Now Hiring Passport Office Administrator
Date: October 26, 2023
The Police Authority in the Gävleborg County has announced a job opening for an administrator at their passport office. The position offers an opportunity to work in a service-oriented environment and contribute to increasing security and reducing crime in Sweden.
The Police Authority, consisting of approximately 34,000 employees, is organized into seven regions. The Gävleborg police area, where the job opening is located, includes two local police areas: Gästrikland and Hälsingland.
As an administrator at the passport office, the main responsibilities include processing and managing applications for travel documents in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. The role also involves answering phone calls and emails, as well as handling lost property.
Qualifications for the position include a completed high school education or equivalent, experience in customer service, basic computer skills, and fluency in both Swedish and English. A driver’s license is also required. Additional qualifications such as certification as a passport administrator and experience in passport processing within the Police are considered meritorious.
The ideal candidate for the position should be service-oriented, stress-resistant, trustworthy, and enjoy interacting with different people. Strong communication skills and a methodical and legal approach to work are highly valued. Personal qualities play a significant role in the selection process.
The application process is conducted through the Police Authority’s recruitment tool. Interested applicants are required to submit a CV and cover letter by November 9, 2023. In case of protected personal data or references, applicants can choose to send their application via mail to the Police Authority’s Registrar’s Office.
The Swedish Police Agency is the largest authority in Sweden and provides a workplace that stimulates diversity, creativity, and personal development. As an employee, one contributes to the police’s mission of increasing safety and reducing crime while adhering to core values of commitment, efficiency, and availability. Equal treatment and respect for everyone’s equal value are prerequisites for the legitimacy of the police.
For more information about the job opening, interested individuals can contact Recruitment Manager Linda Wickström. Inquiries regarding the recruitment process can be directed to HR consultant Emma Åsander.
The Police Association, SEKO, SACO, and ST union representatives can be reached through the switchboard at 114 14.
Located in Gävle, this job opportunity offers a chance to work in a dynamic environment and make a meaningful contribution to society.
For more information about the police and their operations, visit their official website at polisen.se.
Note: The Police Authority does not entertain calls from individuals offering advertising and recruitment services.
Apply for the job via the police’s recruitment tool available on their website.