Tekniskeadministrative

Tekniske-administrative, sometimes written tekniske administrative or tekniskeadministrative, is a term used in Scandinavian languages to describe tasks, roles, or functions that combine technical expertise with administrative duties. The concept emphasizes the overlap between specialized know-how and organizational, planning, or regulatory work. In practice, tekniske-administrative work seeks to ensure that technical work is carried out efficiently, documented properly, and aligned with policies, budgets, and timelines.

In organizational contexts, tekniske-administrative tasks often serve as a bridge between highly technical teams and management, regulators, or clients. Typical responsibilities include project documentation, compliance and quality assurance, procurement and contract management, reporting and data analysis, scheduling, and coordination across departments. People in these roles may also handle risk assessment, safety and environmental regulations, and the interpretation of technical specifications for non-technical stakeholders.

Sectors that frequently use tekniske-administrative roles include public administration, construction and civil engineering, information technology and telecommunications, utilities and energy, and higher education or research institutions. The exact mix of technical and administrative duties varies by sector and job level, from project coordinators and contract administrators to facilities managers or regulatory compliance officers with technical background.

Key competencies for tekniske-administrative positions include technical literacy in a relevant field, strong organizational and communicative skills, project management and budgeting ability, and proficiency with documentation, reporting, and regulatory requirements. As organizations increasingly digitalize operations, these roles often emphasize data-informed decision making and cross-functional collaboration.