Dedicated security and service employee for the Court in Glostrup

We are looking for a skilled and responsible security and service employee for our administration department at the Court in Glostrup. You will become part of a well-functioning department with 18 dedicated colleagues and a part of Denmark's second-largest district court.

The Court in Glostrup has permanent access control, and we attach great importance to creating safe surroundings and providing professional and welcoming service for the court's users, visitors and staff.

The position requires that you thrive in a varied daily life, where you take responsibility and actively contribute to task solving.

The duties are diverse and your primary task is to handle security screening at the court's entrance and preparation in courtroom and meeting rooms

In addition, the following tasks

• Security function in connection with trials and court hearings
• Patrolling around and within the court buildings
• Handle witnesses and ensure peace and safety for all
• Carry out carpentry and maintenance tasks
• Procurement of office supplies and miscellaneous
• Building maintenance
• Various practical tasks, including clearing storerooms and other minor repairs
• Light office work
• Together with your closest colleagues on shift, cover the security function during constitutional hearings on weekends and public holidays

We offer

• An exciting and varied job with opportunities for development
• Daily contact with the court's users
• Competence development, including courses
• Close collaboration with colleagues and external partners
• Flexitime arrangement, massage arrangement, as well as coffee and fruit provision

The Court in Glostrup has about 140 employees. We are a 5-minute walk from Glostrup Station and have good parking facilities if you travel by car. If you cycle, we have good shower facilities. We have a well-functioning staff association that arranges after-work activities during the year.

We expect that you

• Are proactive
• Have good collaboration skills and a high spirit
• Are used to providing good service
• Can work independently and responsibly
• Have a calm and friendly demeanor and present yourself with authority
• Have experience with security and service tasks

Note that red-green color blindness is a hindrance to operating our X-ray scanner.

Salary and terms of employment

The job starts January 1, 2027. Working hours are 37 hours per week with flexitime.

The position is full-time and is expected to be filled in accordance with the OAO-S collective agreement between the Ministry of Finance and OAO (Public Employers Organizations) as well as the collective agreement for security officers in the state. Remuneration will be according to pay grade 3 which is DKK 28,138.42 per month excluding pension. There may possibly be an opportunity to negotiate a small personal allowance depending on your professional qualifications and previous experience.

It is a condition of employment that you can obtain a security clearance and maintain your security clearance throughout your employment.

Further information

We must receive your application in the recruitment system no later than November 17, 2026, at 12:00. At minimum we must have your motivated application and CV, but we would also like to read references and relevant exam papers, etc.

Interviews will be held in week 48.

If you want to know more about the position you can contact security coordinator Philip Jensen at tel. 43231429.

We encourage anyone who is interested and qualified to apply for the position regardless of age, gender, race, religion or ethnic background, etc.

You can see more at www.domstol.dk/glostrup

Denmark’s Courts are the third state power and thus independent of political interests. We safeguard our democracy, the rule of law and the individual’s legal protection. The courts impose sanctions and resolve disputes between individuals, companies and authorities. It is also the courts that decide on enforcement and bankruptcy matters as well as register rights.

Denmark’s Courts consist of the Supreme Court, two High Courts, the Danish Maritime and Commercial Court, the Land Registration Court and 24 district courts. In addition, court administration is also present in the Faroe Islands and Greenland, the Processing Administration Board, the Youth Criminal Board and the Court Administration. We employ about 2,600 people in total. Our values are responsibility, respectful treatment, credibility as well as transparency and responsiveness.