South Zealand and Lolland-Falster Police seek a civilian consultant for the UKA Investigation Section

Sydsjælland and Lolland-Falsters Police seek a civilian consultant in the UKA Investigation Section

About the Immigration Control Department

The Immigration Control Department consists of 2 sections: the investigation section and the control section. The sections together handle temporary border control, work with roaming criminal groups (OKG) and much more. UKA consists of approximately 60 police officers, 36 cadets and a number of civilian staff. In addition, the department receives support from the Home Guard/Army with about 10 Home Guard soldiers.

Externally, the department collaborates with the Tax Administration, the Customs Administration, the Immigration Service, the Center against Human Trafficking, the Immigration Center North Zealand, the German Police, Europol etc.

About the position

As a civilian consultant in UKA investigation you contribute to a high professional level and competence development of staff in the department, just as you shall share knowledge and be a sparring partner for the rest of the circle regarding future investigations. You shall also be available for sparring with other circles seeking knowledge and help within the OKG area. You shall work closely with the section heads in the investigation section, e.g. with quality assurance of cases, setting the direction for investigations and ensuring that the section works according to current guidelines and methods.

About you

We are seeking a retired police officer who still is passionate about making a difference and who will continue to use his knowledge and experience to develop and improve staff in both UKA and the rest of the police district. Furthermore, you should have a holistic understanding and special competencies within especially forward-looking investigations and use of PedPoint, surveillance, observation, teledata, obtaining warrants, international cooperation and the OKG area.

Salary and terms of employment

You will be employed on individual terms/ terms under the applicable collective agreements in accordance with the then-current joint agreement between the Ministry of Taxation and the Central Organisation of Teachers and COlO Central Organisation of 2010 (LCICO10 - joint agreement) and the Organizational Agreement of 16 October 2017 for unionized police employees under the Police Union’s bargaining area.

You will be employed with a working time of 21 hours per week spread over three days.

Your workplace will be the Immigration Control Department in the Investigation Section in Vordingborg.

It is a condition of employment that you can obtain security clearance, just as you must be able to maintain your security clearance throughout your employment.

The position is fixed-term and has a duration of 1 year.

We have a smoke-free working environment.

Contact and application

Further information about the position can be obtained by contacting: Acting/ deputy Heidi Grandt Andresen. Tel. 41328177 email: [email protected] (Email cannot be used for applications).

Application deadline: Friday 30 October 2026.

The Sydsjælland and Lolland-Falsters Police covers a main station in Næstved and five local stations in Nakskov, Nykøbing F., Vordingborg, Næstved and Slagelse. In addition, the police district's Immigration Control Department is located in Rødbyhavn.

The police district comprises a total of 7 municipalities: Slagelse, Sorø, Næstved, Faxe, Vordingborg, Guldborgsund and Lolland, where about 390,000 people reside in total. In the Sydsjælland and Lolland-Falsters Police there are about 900 employees, most of whom are police officers. In addition, there are employees with, among other things, academic and administrative backgrounds.

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Application deadline

30.10.2026

Application deadline

30.10.2026

Employer

Sydsjælland and Lolland-Falsters Police

Job location (long)

Vordingborg

Part-time / full-time

Part-time