
4 Security jobs ask for English right now.
Security guards, surveillance and security specialists. Guarding jobs need the Swedish security guard training and usually Swedish, while English is more common at airports, at international companies and in corporate security.
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Nordic Netmedia & sales AB · Danderyd
Moisture specialist / Moisture consultant Would you like to investigate moisture problems, identify their causes and help customers find sustainable solutions? We are now looking…
Posted 28 Oct · apply by 26 Apr 2027
Nordic Netmedia & sales AB · Danderyd
Vi arbetar med ventilation, sanering och sotning. Som anställd hos oss blir du en del av ett framgångsrikt team där kompetenta, passionerade och serviceinriktade medarbetare är…
Posted 15 Oct · apply by 13 Apr 2027
Boliden Mineral AB
Start your future at one of Europe’s leading mining- and smelting companies and become part of Gen B! Begin a one-year journey designed to challenge and inspire you. As a…
Posted 9 Oct · apply by 17 Nov
Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL)
Core mission: The Institut Laue-Langevin (ILL), situated in Grenoble, France, is Europe's leading research facility for scientific research using neutrons. Every year we host over…
Posted 5 Oct · apply by 1 Nov
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