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Stricter Requirements for AL Authorization: AL authorization requires a qualified instructor who knows the rules.

AL Authorization—Why the Requirements Are High and What They Mean for the Electricians of the Future Becoming a certified electrician with AL Authorization (Low Voltage) is one of the most important steps in an electrician’s career. This authorization means that you meet the training and experience requirements set by the Swedish Electrical Safety Authority to be responsible for electrical installation work on low-voltage systems. But why are the requirements so extensive? Electrical safety is about […]

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Online training or instructor-led training—which is best?

Choosing the right type of training is important for both companies and participants. Some want the flexibility to study when it suits them, while others prefer instructor-led training with the opportunity to ask questions directly. At Kravkompetens, we offer modern training programs for occupational safety, construction, industry, electrical safety, and several other sectors—with a focus on quality, simple administration, and seamless certification. Kravkompetens by

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How Do You Become a Construction Inspector? Education, Requirements, and Job Responsibilities

A construction inspector plays a key role in building and civil engineering projects. The role involves assessing whether a construction project has been carried out in accordance with the contract, documentation, industry standards, and the requirements agreed upon by the parties. To do this, one needs both practical construction knowledge and an understanding of construction law. Many people working in construction, project management, property management, or contracting want to take the next step and

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New to the role of Safety Representative? A complete guide to your role, responsibilities, and rights

Congratulations on one of the most important positions of trust in the workplace! Being elected as a safety representative shows that your colleagues trust you to be their voice on workplace safety issues. It’s an exciting and rewarding role, but it can also feel overwhelming at first. The Occupational Safety and Health Act, regulations, risk assessments… where do you even start? This guide provides you with a simple and clear

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Checklist: 5 Steps to Prevent Threats and Violence in the Workplace

Threats and violence are a serious workplace safety issue affecting an increasing number of industries. According to the Swedish Work Environment Authority’s regulations on systematic work environment management (AFS 2023:1), as an employer, you have a clear responsibility to investigate, assess, and address all risks—and this includes threats and violence. Taking a proactive approach is not only a legal requirement; it is the best way to create a safe workplace and protect your

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Training for Managers of Flammable Goods – Requirements, Responsibilities, and Laws

Does your business handle flammable goods such as propane, fuels, solvents, or other highly flammable substances? If so, you’ll often need to appoint a flammable goods manager. This role is essential for ensuring that these goods are handled in a safe, controlled, and compliant manner—and in many cases, it’s also linked to the municipality’s licensing process. To take on the responsibility of a supervisor, knowledge is required

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New asbestos regulations – how to comply with the requirements of AFS 2025:6

Asbestos remains one of the most serious occupational health and safety risks in Sweden. Although the use of asbestos was banned as early as the 1980s, the material is still present in many older buildings and installations. During renovation, demolition, and maintenance, asbestos fibers can be released and cause serious illnesses. For this reason, the Swedish Work Environment Authority has clear requirements for how work involving potential asbestos exposure must be handled. With the new regulations under AFS

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The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning's new building regulations for 2025 (BFS 2024 series) – how they will affect you and why you need to update your knowledge

From July 1, 2025, the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning's building regulations (BBR) and EKS will be replaced by a completely new set of regulations – the Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning's new building regulations (BFS 2024 series). This is the biggest change in the construction industry's regulations in several decades, and affects everyone who works with design, construction, supervision, or management. To be well prepared for the transition, it is important to understand how the new rules work.

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