Head of Area Police Wanted in Ystad, Skåne County
The Police Region South has announced a job opportunity for the position of Head of Area Police in the municipality of Ystad in Skåne County. The job was announced on 10th November 2023, and the last date to apply is 24th November 2023. The reference number for the job is C163533/2023.
The responsibilities of the Head of Area Police include leading the operation based on a mandate from the head of the local police area. The role requires a focus on collaboration, both internally and externally, and emphasizes job satisfaction and commitment. The area police group is a hub of crime prevention work and requires the manager’s own commitment and sensitivity to the different conditions of the employees to ensure successful work.
Applicants are required to have a police degree and at least 6 months of continuous experience of working as a supervisor, project manager, or in a similar role during the last 5-year period. Additionally, experience in change and development work is considered meritorious for the position. The Police Authority places great emphasis on personal qualities and leadership skills when hiring.
The application for the position is to be submitted in the form of a CV and a personal letter, and it must be completed via the police’s recruitment tool. If applicants have protected personal data or references, they have the option to send their application via mail to the Police Authority’s Registrar’s Office.
The Police Authority offers a workplace that stimulates diversity, creativity, and personal development. Employees are expected to contribute to the Police’s mission of increasing safety and reducing crime in society.
Applicants are encouraged to read more about the police and its operations on the polisen.se website and to refrain from calls for advertising and recruitment services.
This presents a valuable opportunity for individuals looking to take on a leadership role within the Police Authority and contribute to the mission of creating security in people’s lives every day.