tarkastajana

Tarkastajana is a Finnish term formed from tarkastaja, meaning inspector or auditor, with the suffix -na/-nä that expresses function or role. In this form, tarkastajana translates roughly to “in the capacity of an inspector” or “as an inspector.” The construction is commonly used to denote a person’s role in a situation, often with verbs such as olla (to be) or toimia (to act as).

In Finnish, the -na/-nä suffix is used to indicate a profession, function, or capacity. When used with a job noun like tarkastaja, tarkastajana conveys the idea of performing the duties of an inspector. Common patterns include olla tarkastajana (to be an inspector) or toimia tarkastajana (to act as an inspector). The expression is neutral and descriptive, suitable for formal writing and reporting.

Tarkastajana is used across various fields where inspection, auditing, or oversight takes place. In government and public administration, the term may describe roles such as safety inspectors, quality inspectors, or financial auditors. In industry, tarkastajana can refer to professionals who examine products, processes, or compliance with standards. The concept also appears in organizational settings, where a person serves as a supervisor or reviewer, conducting checks or audits within a procedure or facility.

Related terms include tarkastaja (inspector, auditor) and tarkastus (inspection, audit). The usage is typically formal and clear, aligning with Finnish regulatory or procedural language.