Detective Inspector

What does a Criminal Inspector do?

As a Criminal Inspector, you work to investigate and solve crimes. The tasks include leading preliminary investigations, collecting and analyzing evidence, and collaborating with other law enforcement agencies. It is a profession that requires both analytical skills and a strong sense of justice. Criminal Inspectors often work in teams and can specialize in various areas such as economic crime, violent crime, or drug offenses.

Criminal Inspector salary and salary development

What does a Criminal Inspector earn? The average salary for a Criminal Inspector is 44 100 SEK per month. Men earn an average of 44 500 SEK while women earn 43 300 SEK, which means that women earn 97% of men's salary. The highest salary for a man in the profession is 48,100 SEK, while the highest salary for a woman is 47,600 SEK. The lowest salary for a Criminal Inspector is 37,500 SEK for women and 40,000 SEK for men. The hourly wage for a Criminal Inspector is on average 245 SEK.

The salary development has been positive, as the average salary rose from 40 800 SEK last year to 44 100 SEK this year.

Education and qualifications

To become a Criminal Inspector, a degree from the Police Academy is required, followed by further education in forensic science and investigative methodology. It is common to start as a police officer and then further educate oneself to become a Criminal Inspector.

Common benefits

Common benefits for Criminal Inspectors include occupational pension, wellness grants, and sometimes opportunities for professional development. In some cases, a company mobile phone and paid training may also be offered.

Competition and challenges

The Employment Agency does not make a specific assessment of the future prospects for Criminal Inspectors due to limited data. Generally, however, it is a profession with stable demand, especially within the public sector.

Tips for those who want to become a Criminal Inspector

For those who want to become a Criminal Inspector, it is important to have strong analytical skills and good teamwork abilities. It is also beneficial to have experience from the police profession and a willingness to continuously further one's education. Keeping up to date with the latest investigative techniques and legislation is crucial for success in the profession.

Career paths and future prospects

After a few years of experience, a Criminal Inspector can advance to higher positions such as Criminal Commissioner or take on specialized roles in areas such as forensics or international investigations. The future prospects are stable, and there are good opportunities for career development within the justice system.

Frequently asked questions about Criminal Inspectors

• What does a Criminal Inspector earn? A Criminal Inspector earns an average of 44 100 SEK per month.
• How do you become a Criminal Inspector? You often start as a police officer and further your education in forensic science and investigative methodology.
• Is it easy to get a job? The demand is generally stable, but it can vary depending on the region and specialization.
• Is it stressful to work as a Criminal Inspector? Yes, the profession can be stressful, especially during difficult criminal investigations.
• What qualities are important as a Criminal Inspector? Analytical ability, teamwork skills, and a strong sense of justice are important qualities.