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A Skyddskonsulent works with investigating, planning, and coordinating efforts for individuals in vulnerable situations, often within social services. Tasks revolve around ensuring protection, support, and guidance for children, youth, or adults who require special measures, for example due to domestic violence or other vulnerabilities. The role involves close collaboration with other authorities, schools, and healthcare providers, as well as extensive documentation and follow-up. The work environment is often office-based but can also include home visits and meetings outside the office, where the pace can be intense at times, and workload varies depending on case flow and urgent situations.

A safety engineer works to create and develop safe and healthy work environments at companies, authorities, and other organizations. Tasks include risk assessments, designing routines for occupational health and safety, conducting safety inspections, and advising employers and employees on laws and regulations. Training staff on occupational health issues and evaluating accidents and near misses are also common. The profession involves both office work and practical activities at workplaces, with collaboration involving managers, safety representatives, and other specialists.

A Security Assistant primarily works within social services and is responsible for providing support, guidance, and security to individuals in vulnerable life situations. Tasks often include planning and implementing protective measures, coordinating efforts with authorities, and following up and documenting clients' situations. The work is carried out in close cooperation with social workers, police, healthcare, and sometimes with voluntary organizations. The work environment can vary and may be demanding, as the role requires high levels of empathy and the ability to handle urgent situations with calmness and professionalism.

A foam installer primarily works within the plastics industry and is responsible for the production and processing of foam plastic products. Typical tasks include monitoring and controlling machines that produce foam plastic, conducting quality checks, and performing basic maintenance of equipment. The work may also involve assembly, post-processing, or packaging of finished products. The work environment is often characterized by industrial premises with machine noise, chemical handling, and high safety standards, requiring precision and adherence to routines.

A foam rubber worker primarily works in the industry with the manufacturing and processing of foam rubber, a material used in everything from mattresses to soundproofing and vehicle components. The tasks often include monitoring and operating machines that cut, shape, and treat foam rubber according to specific instructions. It also involves quality control of the products, performing basic maintenance of machines, and handling and packing finished goods. The work is typically carried out in production facilities where safety procedures and ergonomic tools are important to prevent work-related injuries. The pace can vary depending on the scope of production and types of orders.

A sculpture conservator is responsible for examining, preserving, and restoring sculptures made of various materials such as stone, metal, wood, and ceramics. The tasks include both practical conservation work and documentation, where careful analysis and selection of appropriate methods are essential. Sculpture conservators often collaborate with museums, art institutions, and private collections. The work environment can range from laboratories and workshops to public spaces where artworks are displayed. The job requires high precision, patience, and a deep understanding of both artistic and scientific aspects.

A sculptor works on creating three-dimensional artworks using materials such as stone, clay, metal, wood, or other modern media. Tasks can range from designing and modeling small figures to working on large public art installations or sculptures. Many sculptors work independently in their own studios, but collaborations with other artists, architects, or clients are common, especially for larger projects. The work environment varies depending on the material and process; it can be dusty, noisy, and sometimes physically demanding, especially when handling or transporting heavy materials. Creativity, precision, and technical skill are central to the profession.

A debt restructuring officer works to assist individuals with large debts in applying for and implementing debt relief. The role involves reviewing financial documents, assessing repayment capacity, and establishing installment plans in consultation with debtors and creditors. The work is often commissioned by authorities such as the Swedish Enforcement Authority, but also within private collection agencies. The officer acts as a link between the debtor and creditors, while ensuring legal compliance and following legislation related to debt relief. The work environment is mainly office-based and characterized by high workload, complex cases, and frequent contact with clients in vulnerable life situations.