Vacant job

ISS is one of the world's largest service companies, and this year we celebrate 80 years in Sweden! With over 6,500 employees across the country, from north to south, we deliver services that make a difference. We offer our customers everything from cleaning to technical services, catering, and workplace services. We create workplaces where people thrive, businesses grow, and sustainability is a given – socially, environmentally, and commercially. Our employees are the heart of what we do – and crucial for ensuring our customers feel safe, seen, and for their workplaces to flourish.

ISS Facility Services operates fire rescue services at Volvo Powertrain and Horse in Skövde – the operations are part of Räddningstjänsten Skaraborg. We are now looking for a Strength Leader (Styrkeledare) responsible for fire safety – both operationally and preventively – at Volvo Powertrain and Horse.

About Us
We take care of our customers' properties, employees, and visitors. We are experts in facility services and deliver service solutions to businesses and public sector organizations throughout Sweden. We ensure that properties and workplaces are as efficient and inspiring as possible. Through our technical services, we create conditions for productivity while minimizing risks.

The role involves conducting operational fire rescue services, systematic fire protection work (SBA), and leading fire safety training. This is a permanent position starting with a 6-month probation period. Working hours are Monday to Friday, 07:00–16:00, with on-call duty every 5th week – response time is within 15 minutes.

Requirements

• Trained firefighter with completed SMO, GRIB/Firefighting Operations, or equivalent training.
• Physical and mental fitness according to AFS 2007:7.
• Administrative and computer proficiency.
• Fluent Swedish in speech and writing.
• Incident Commander A/LK1 certification.
• Category B driver's license.

Meritorious Qualifications

• Incident Commander B/LK2 certification.
• Category C driver's license.

Your Profile
You have extensive operational experience and maintain composure, making constructive and quick decisions in acute and high-pressure situations. You apply rescue tactics, conduct risk assessments – e.g., for smoke diving – and determine resource needs. You possess the knowledge to apply current safety regulations, policies, and instructions to protect employees.

You have excellent listening skills and the ability to build trust, fostering a good collaborative climate and engagement within the team. You communicate information in a pedagogical, clear, and simple manner, both verbally and in writing. You take responsibility for the team's performance during alarms and in daily operations, make decisions, and drive tasks toward set goals. You handle sudden changes, varied tasks, and adapt to new working methods.

For this role, we place great emphasis on your personal qualities.

Our values are quality, responsibility, honesty, and entrepreneurship. These values are fundamental to how we work. Therefore, it is important that you identify with a working style and attitude that aligns with these values.

We hope we have sparked your interest and look forward to receiving your application! NOTE! In accordance with GDPR, we do not process applications sent via email.

We warmly welcome your application!