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Environmental Health Inspector for Building and Environmental Unit

Welcome to a small and strength-based municipality with great opportunities! Here you have the chance to contribute important community services, together with your colleagues, to those we serve. We are guided by health-promoting factors and maintain a strength-based approach that focuses on people's and the organization's strengths. This is also what we communicate and provide feedback on. You will be offered sustainable working conditions, opportunities to grow, and the chance to contribute to collaborative learning. We are guided by development, pride, and compassion—and we expect the same from you. About the Operation At the Building and Environmental Unit in Hylte Municipality, we are 11 committed employees working together to develop our municipality in the best way possible. The unit is part of the Community Development Administration and is responsible for areas including building permits, detailed development plans, environmental and health protection, food-related matters, and supervision of alcohol and tobacco according to current legislation. Our mission is to ensure a sustainable and pleasant environment for the municipality's approximately 10,000 residents. We are now recruiting an Environmental and Health Protection Inspector for a project position where you will have the opportunity to contribute to the vision of making Hylte an even better place to live and work. With us, you work closely with both business owners, residents, and internal stakeholders, and you have good opportunities to make an impact. We offer a workplace characterized by short decision-making paths, close collaboration, and a health-focused approach to wellbeing. Here we value simplicity, unpretentiousness, and good cooperation—creating a work environment where you can develop and make a real difference. Job Responsibilities As an Environmental and Health Protection Inspector in Hylte Municipality, you will have varied and rewarding work where no two days are the same. You work with supervision and case management within environmental law areas and meet both business owners and residents in your daily work. The role includes conducting inspection visits, providing guidance and support, following up on deficiencies, and ensuring that legislation is complied with. In this project position, the focus is primarily on work with individual sewage systems. The assignment includes both fieldwork and administrative tasks such as issuing enforcement notices, communication, and billing in various matters. You collaborate closely with both external and internal stakeholders, including elected officials, in working toward sustainable community development. The position offers a flexible work environment where you have the opportunity to influence work content based on your experience and interests, with some possibility for remote work. Qualifications To thrive and succeed in the role of Environmental and Health Protection Inspector, we see that you have relevant education or equivalent competence that the employer considers comparable. It is advantageous if you have experience with similar tasks, but we place great emphasis on your personal suitability, your commitment, and your ability to communicate in a clear and educational manner. We are looking for someone who: Has education as an Environmental and Health Protection Inspector or equivalent competence Is organized and has good ability to plan, prioritize, and take responsibility for your work Enjoys meeting people and finds it easy to build good relationships Has good knowledge of relevant legislation and can make well-founded decisions based on it Holds a Class B driver's license, as supervision and facility visits are part of the position It is advantageous if you have experience working with the case management system ECOS. Other Information Selection and interviews may take place continuously during the application period, so please apply as soon as you can. We use a competency-based recruitment process, which means the application procedure may differ from what you are used to. You will therefore answer four screening questions which will replace the personal statement. You will submit these answers together with your CV as your personal statement in your application. The screening questions are your opportunity to describe your competencies, which we will use to assess your application. Of course, you are welcome to contact us and the recruiting manager for references. Please reach out to KC at 0345-18000 or one of the contact persons, and they will help you. Screening Questions: Describe your education and equivalent experience in environmental and health protection, and how these have prepared you for this position. Do you have experience with supervision and case management within environmental law areas, for example work with individual sewage systems? Briefly describe your experience and your role in these matters. Provide an example of a situation where you needed to communicate rules or decisions to business owners or the public. How did you ensure that the message was clear and understood? How do you plan and prioritize your work in a role that includes both fieldwork and administrative tasks? Briefly describe your work approach. Application Log in/create an account first before completing your application. Video https://www.youtube.com/embed/Y3osID4bwF4?si=XnvvB45wMAnRXt1L