Alarm and Security Technician.

Knowledge: - Being able to install and commission different alarm systems and security solutions, for example access control systems and CCTV, based on a technical specification. - Computer skills and basic IT knowledge for practical work, with a focus on problem solving - Basic knowledge of telecom registration. - Basic knowledge of data networks, both copper and fiber. - How they can work to promote a good work environment and ergonomics. - How different alarm systems are built and work. - Rules and standards in the security industry. Skills: - Efficient work planning and execution: being able to follow detailed instructions and carry out tasks in a structured and efficient way, especially through LIA (Learning in the Workplace). This includes being able to plan, carry out and complete work tasks within set time frames, with a focus on accuracy and quality. - Ergonomic and safe work according to rules and standards: being able to work in a safe and ergonomic way by following current work environment rules and safety and industry standards, to reduce the risk of accidents and ensure high quality in the work. - Installation, troubleshooting and documentation of security systems: being able to install and maintain different security systems both practically and theoretically, and to choose suitable tools, materials and techniques to handle different tasks and challenges in the industry. This also means being able to identify problems and document both processes and results in a systematic way - Customer advice and problem solving: being able to advise customers on optimal solutions based on their specific security needs, security level and purpose. The student will develop the ability to analyze the customer's circumstances and propose security solutions that both meet the customer's requirements and follow industry standards. - Technical communication in English: being able to read technical manuals and follow instructions in English, which is important for handling international systems and documentation and for collaborating with international colleagues or customers. Responsibility and independence: - Analyze and collaborate in discussions of results, where the student can evaluate both their own and others' results to identify opportunities for improvement, take responsibility in group work and, when needed, lead and evaluate the work of others. - Deepen their knowledge and drive professional development, by keeping up to date with the latest techniques and standards in the security industry and independently studying subject-related areas in depth for continuous learning, which promotes lifelong learning. - Carry out critical evaluation and source review, that is, have the ability to review different sources to ensure reliability and relevance, and make well-founded decisions in work processes. - Independently install and commission security systems, such as burglar alarms, fire alarms, access control systems and camera surveillance, and ensure that the systems work correctly by following detailed instructions and technical specifications. - Carry out troubleshooting and documentation, by identifying problems in security systems, using the right tools and techniques to fix them and documenting the measures correctly. - Show initiative and problem solving, where the students can take the initiative themselves to solve technical problems and plan work tasks efficiently. This includes organizing and prioritizing work tasks within given time frames.