Harøya · Nordøyane · Norway

IP Huse

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I P Huse is a global leader in the design and manufacture of winches for anchor handling vessels. The company has an impressive track record of more than 1,000 vessels served worldwide. From a 155-meter quay on the island of Harøya, on Norway’s Atlantic coast, a team of engineers and skilled tradespeople design, build, and service equipment that operates in the toughest conditions on earth.

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0 Vessels Equipped With our winches worldwide

0 Quay Length Direct vessel access

0 ISO Certifications 9001, 3834-2, 14001, 45001, DNV GL

0 Years of Experience Supplying equipment to projects worldwide

What We Do

IP Huse operates across multiple industries, providing world-class equipment and services from our facilities on the Norwegian coast.

Offshore

Winches for anchor handling vessels, tugs, floating rigs, pipe layers, and crane vessels. Compatible with Kongsberg Maritime PM motors.

Hydropower

Valves, turbine covers, and large-scale components for Norwegian hydropower installations.

Subsea

Equipment for deep-sea operations, maintenance, and handling solutions for the subsea industry.

Fishery & Farming

Solutions for Norway’s aquaculture and fishing industries, supporting sustainable food production.

Renewables

Components for wind energy and renewable installations, applying offshore expertise to the green transition.

Field Services

On-site maintenance, retrofit, and commissioning — wherever our equipment is in service worldwide.

Quality & Safety

ISO 9001 ISO 3834-2 ISO 14001 ISO 45001 DNV GL Welding

Sustainability

Member of the UN Global Compact since 2021, committed to environmental responsibility, equality, and anti-discrimination across all operations.

We Are Looking For

We are seeing an increasing demand for our products and services and are looking for skilled people to join our team.

CNC Operators

Qualifications

Certification as a CNC operator, or equivalent
Experience in machining, milling, and turning

Contact

Foreman Sigmund Haugen
Phone: +47 99 20 69 12
Email: iph@iphuse.no

Qualifications

Certification as a sheet metal worker
Experience with assembly

Contact

Foreman Rune Finnøy
Phone: +47 99 21 36 75
Email: iph@iphuse.no

Qualifications

Certification as an industrial mechanic or relevant certification
Relevant practical experience
Preferably experience with industrial piping

Contact

Foreman Frank Vassgaard
Phone: +47 40 40 53 13
Email: iph@iphuse.no

For all positions, we are looking for candidates who are reliable and responsible, flexible and capable of handling varied tasks, and who have good teamwork skills.

Your Next Chapter

Ready to Build Something Extraordinary?

Discover open positions, meet the team, and learn what life at IP Huse looks like — on the edge of the Norwegian coast.

Visit iphuse.no Send Us a Message

Phone +47 99 27 60 00 Email iph@iphuse.no Address Industrivegen 11, 6296 Harøy

IP Huse AS

Municipality Ålesund

Region Nordøyane

County Møre og Romsdal

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Dramatic sea stacks along the Nordøyane coastline at golden hour

Harøya & Finnøya Life at the edge of the sea

Harøya & Finnøya

IP Huse is rooted on Harøya — a community of around 1,000 people from over 20 nationalities, living on a pair of islands at the edge of the Norwegian Sea.

Nordøyvegen bridge connecting the islands to the mainland

Connected to the mainland via Nordøyvegen, the island chain is just 40 minutes from Ålesund. You’ll have a city when you need one — and the ocean at your doorstep every day.

Harøya has a school from grade 1 to 10, a kindergarten, a sports hall with a climbing wall, and some of the most rewarding coastal hiking in Western Norway. The Harøy Sports Club runs a modern indoor football hall, an outdoor stadium, and organized activities for all ages.

Aerial view of Harøya and Finnøya islands

The people here have always looked outward. The ocean has been central to their identity for generations, and today’s industries still reflect that deep connection. It may be this openness that has drawn people from so many different backgrounds to call these islands home.

Whether it’s fishing off the rocks, disc golf on the hillside, or a Saturday afternoon at the sports club — daily life here is shaped by nature and community in equal measure. For families, the combination of safe surroundings, short distances, and an active outdoor culture makes for a quality of life that’s hard to match.

The Village

Harøya & Finnøya

Community, nature, housing, and practical information about life on Harøya & Finnøya.

Nordøyane

Harøya and Finnøya are part of Nordøyane — a string of six islands along the dramatic west coast of Norway, where fjords meet the open ocean.

The region consists of Lepsøya, Haramsøya, Flemsøya, Fjørtofta, Harøya, and Finnøya — all connected by bridges and tunnels. Together they form a vibrant, close-knit community with a shared maritime heritage stretching back centuries.

Aerial view of the Nordøyane island chain

From the peaks of Haramsøya to the windswept shores of Fjørtofta, each island has its own character — yet they share a spirit of openness and resilience that defines life on the Norwegian coast.

The region is home to a thriving cultural scene — from the internationally noted Havgaprock festival to award-winning community theater. There are hiking peaks to conquer, lighthouses to visit, and a coastline that draws sea eagles, seals, and whale watchers alike.