This role requires a certified blacksmith (smed) with a svendebrev, demonstrating formal vocational training and qualification in metalworking. The candidate must have strong practical skills in fabricating and assembling components made from iron, aluminum, and stainless steel, reflecting versatility across different metals. Daily tasks include both workshop fabrication and on-site assembly, often in pairs, indicating the need for teamwork and adaptability to varied environments. The position demands independent problem-solving abilities and accountability for handling diverse assignments, highlighting a proactive and responsible work approach. Experience working with industrial clients such as water treatment plants, pump stations, and cleaning facilities is implied, suggesting familiarity with technical and potentially regulated environments. The work setting is a small team of around ten colleagues, emphasizing close collaboration, open communication, and a flat hierarchy where all opinions are valued. Candidates should be comfortable with hands-on tasks as well as intellectual engagement to develop robust metal solutions. The role offers a varied daily routine combining workshop and fieldwork, requiring flexibility and physical stamina. Overall, the ideal candidate is an experienced, certified blacksmith capable of independently managing fabrication and installation projects with precision, teamwork, and a customer-focused mindset in a small company environment.