Reingerðarfólk

Í siglandi toyminum umborð á Norrönu leggja vit stóran dent á hugna, samanhald og at geva gestunum upplivingar.

Starvið sum reingerðarfólk fevnir um ymiskar reingerðaruppgávur, ið viðvirka til at halda skipið reint og snotiligt, og at taka ímóti gestum og fyrispurningum við einum smíli. Tú verður partur av okkara stóra toymi, og vit taka væl ímóti tær.

Tú
Vit virðismeta títt virkni, tína jaligheit og at tú heldur, at eitt reint skip og hjálpsemi ger allan munin. Trygdin hevur stóran týdning umborð, og tí er týdningarmikið, at tú dugir at orða teg á enskum.

Starvssetan- og treytir
Størvini eru fyribils tíðaravmarkað frá fyrst í mars 2023 til seinast í oktober 2023, men við møguleika fyri at leingja setaninar.

Tú kemur at arbeiða skiftandi túrar tvs. bæði longri túrar á 4 vikur umborð, styttri túrar og vikuskiftistúrar. Tú siglur 1:1, ið merkir, at hevur tú verið 4 vikur umborð, so fært tú eisini løn tær komandi 4 vikurnar heima.

Trygdin er grundarsteinurin í øllum, sum vit gera, og tí bjóða vit eisini trygdarskeið umborð.

Setanartreytir eru sambært sáttmála millum Føroya Fiskimannafelag & Reiðarafelagið fyri Handilsskip. 

Freist at søkja
Umsóknarfreistin er 6. mars 2023. Umsóknir verða viðgjørdar leypandi.

Tú søkir starvið við at senda tína umsókn umvegis frymilin niðanfyri.
Dugnaligu leiðararnir í reingerðartoyminum, Joan Ólavsdóttir og Rudolfo Castro, vita meira um starvið. Tú er vælkomin at ringja til teirra á tel. 344885 ella senda teimum ein fyrispurning umvegis ahmanager@norrona.fo.

Um Smyril Line
Høvuðsvirksemið hjá Smyril Line er fólka- og farmaflutingur í Norðuratlantshavi. Smyril Line eigur størsta ferðafólkaskipið í Norðuratlantshavi, nevniliga Norrönu. Harumframt eigur Smyril Line fraktfyritøkuna Smyril Line Cargo, sum hevur fraktskipini Eystnes, Hvítanes, Mykines, Akranes, Mistral og fraktfyritøkuna OCD. P/F Hotel Hafnia og Hotel Brandan eru partur av Smyril Line samtakinum.

Norröna’s sailing team is all about creating a warm atmosphere, team spirit and giving our guests experiences for life. 

The position as cleaner involves various cleaning tasks that keep our ship clean and neat, as well as greeting guests and answering their queries with a smile. You will become part of our big team and we will give you a warm welcome. 

You
What we value the most is your diligence, positivity and conviction that a clean ship and being helpful make all the difference. Safety is critical on board, and it is therefore important that you can communicate in English.

Terms and conditions of employment
The positions are initially fixed-term from the beginning of March 2023 to the end of October 2023, but with the possibility of extending employment. 
You will be signing on for variable periods, meaning you will sometimes be working for periods of 4 weeks on board, other times shorter periods or just a weekend. You will be sailing 1:1, which means that if you have spent 4 weeks on board, then you will also receive pay for the following 4 weeks at home. 

Safety is the cornerstone of everything we do, and we therefore also offer safety courses on board. 

The terms and conditions of employment are pursuant to the collective agreement between the trade union Føroya Fiskimannafelag and the employer’s association Reiðarafelagið fyri Handilsskip. 

Deadline for applications
The deadline for application is 6th March 2023.
You can apply by sending your application using the form below.
The capable leaders of our cleaning team, Joan Ólavsdóttir and Rudolfo Castro, know more about the job. They would be happy to answer any questions you may have by telephone +298 344885 or by e-mail ahmanager@norrona.fo

About Smyril Line
Smyril Line’s main activity is passenger- and freight transportation. Smyril Line owns the largest passenger ship in the North Atlantic Ocean, Norröna. In addition, Smyril Line owns the freight vessels Eystnes, Hvítanes, Mykines and Akranes and operates the freight vessel Mistral. The freight firm OCD, Hotel Hafnia and Hotel Brandan are part of the Smyril Line Group. Smyril Line has offices in the Faroe Islands, Denmark, Iceland, Germany and the Netherlands.