Free job and occupation SVG files

A set of cut files for each of more than thirty jobs and trades, from the nurse and the firefighter to the lineman, the welder, the librarian and the lunch lady. Each set has the person at work, the tools of the job and a frame for a name. Three designs from each are shown here.

496 designs in 35 sets. Free for personal and commercial use, no sign-up. What you can do with them.

Nurse SVG 18 designs

Hairdresser SVG 15 designs

Farmer SVG 15 designs

Police badge SVG 14 designs

Construction SVG 16 designs

Firefighter SVG 14 designs

Lineman SVG 13 designs

EMT SVG 13 designs

Medical assistant SVG 14 designs

Semi truck SVG 13 designs

Physical therapy SVG 14 designs

Wrench SVG 15 designs

Phlebotomy SVG 15 designs

Lifeguard SVG 14 designs

Dentist SVG 15 designs

Librarian SVG 14 designs

Chef SVG 17 designs

Social worker SVG 14 designs

Sonographer SVG 13 designs

School Bus Driver 12 designs

Ironworker SVG 15 designs

Veterinarian SVG 13 designs

Dog groomer SVG 16 designs

Lunch lady SVG 14 designs

Photographer SVG 13 designs

Speech Language Pathologist 12 designs

Postal worker SVG 14 designs

Coal miner SVG 13 designs

School counselor SVG 13 designs

Special Education Teacher 12 designs

Rad tech SVG 16 designs

Respiratory therapist SVG 16 designs

Welder SVG 13 designs

Pharmacist SVG 16 designs

Dispatcher SVG 12 designs

What a job set contains

Each set is drawn for one job by looking at what its people actually use. The lineman set has a lineman climbing a pole, a bucket truck and a pair of climbing hooks. The welder has a helmet, a torch with sparks and a bead of ripples. The ironworker sits on a beam with a spud wrench. The coal miner has a helmet with a cap lamp and a dinner pail. The librarian has a date stamp with its print and a book cart.

Most sets follow the same plan: a figure, a plain silhouette on a flat base, the tools, an emblem, a heart, an outline and a layered version in colour.

A frame for the name

Nearly every set has a design left blank for a name or initials, shaped by the job. The ironworker has a beam on a hook. The semi truck has a blank trailer. The photographer has a viewfinder, the librarian a bookplate, the dog groomer a bone and the dispatcher a call sign bubble. On a tumbler or a mug these go 80 mm wide, with the name in a heavy typeface.

Hard hats, toolboxes and truck windows

Working gear is rough on vinyl. Use permanent outdoor vinyl, clean the surface with alcohol and press hard into any texture. A hard hat decal is about 50 mm; ask before sticking anything to a safety helmet, because some sites and some makers do not allow it. A toolbox lid takes 100 mm and a truck window 150 to 200 mm in white.

Questions

Are official badges or union emblems included?

No. The police badges are blank shields and stars with no department name, the firefighter’s Maltese cross is blank, and no union or company mark is drawn.

My job is not here. What can I use?

The tools, wrench and construction sets cover many trades. New job sets are drawn from what people type into the search box on the library page.

Where are teachers and estate agents?

On pages of their own: the teacher page and the real estate page.

Which of these are healthcare jobs?

About a dozen. The healthcare page shows more from each of them, with stethoscopes and heartbeat lines.