About this role
Do you thrive on varied work with extensive investigation and broad contact surfaces? Then the position of Land Use Allocator might be perfect for you!
Who are we?
The Urban Development Office creates value for everyone living and working in Norrköping. Here, the entire urban development process comes together, and each competence is crucial for achieving our goals.
Here you have the opportunity to develop while contributing to Norrköping's sustainable growth. Together, we solve complex challenges by being innovative and courageous. Want to join us?
Read more about the Urban Development Office and our offering: Urban Development
At Operations Support and Service, we work broadly and closely with the rest of the office to keep Norrköping running – both today and tomorrow. We provide support ranging from contract monitoring and map materials to handling incoming cases. Moreover, we are a critical link between the municipality and businesses, responsible for matters concerning public space usage and excavation permits.
We offer you meaningful work where you can contribute to a secure, sustainable, and well-functioning city. You'll become part of a competent and committed team within the Urban Development Office, where you'll have space to influence and develop both routines and working methods.
We offer benefits such as wellness allowance, flexible working hours, and the option to convert vacation days.
Your Responsibilities
As a Land Use Allocator at Operations Support and Service, you'll work with other allocators to manage public space allocation. Public space is determined in detailed plans and temporarily allocated under the Public Order Act. The Police Authority is the permitting authority, and the municipality acts as a referral instance for allocating public spaces. The work is varied and includes investigation, opinions, invoicing, and on-site supervision. You'll perform your work supported by legislation, guidelines, and rates.
The work involves close collaboration with municipal residents, businesses, and other municipal departments, striving to provide businesses with good conditions for operation. You'll also work closely with colleagues across various competencies to collectively clarify the conditions for each referral. As the work is diverse and the pace is high, you're expected to independently plan and prioritize cases without compromising legal certainty or equal treatment.
Who are you?
We're seeking someone with a university degree in social sciences, law, or another education deemed equivalent by the employer. You have experience in investigative work where information searching across multiple systems is a natural part of daily routine. Experience in public administration is considered meritorious.
You express yourself excellently in Swedish, both verbally and in writing, and can communicate clearly, service-oriented, and professionally in various contexts. As a person, you're structured, flexible, and self-assured, with the ability to adapt to varying tasks and pace. Building good relationships and contributing to a positive work environment comes naturally to you.
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Welcome to apply!
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