A racing groom is a part of the stable staff team in a racing yard, responsible for the care and exercising of Racehorses as well as carrying out a range of yard duties such as sweeping, tack cleaning and mucking out and is a key role in the racing industry.  A lot of people including successful trainers and jockey's start out as a racing groom.

This is the first step on the career ladder to becoming a dairy farmer.

Fish farm workers rear fish, to be sold as food, for sport or for ornamental ponds and lakes, in fresh water or the sea.

Assists in the smooth running of the mart. Can include a wide variety of tasks from animal care to animal sales activities. Involves working with animals and farmers.

Responsible for all aspects of a running and maintaining a fishing vessel, including its crew. Decides where and when to fish, and how the fish are sold.

Assists a Veterinary Surgeon with the treatment and nursing of sick and injured animals.

Responsible for navigation, checking that cargo is safe and stable, supervising crew members and ensuring that the ship is fit to sail.

Prepares and delivers training courses to individuals and organisations on the most up to date issues in Food Safety Management.

The role of the racehorse trainer is to train thoroughbred horses to win races. However, the role encompasses a host of other activities which include the welfare and safety of both of both staff and horses, liaising with various owners and keeping them up to date regarding their horse, the daily routine of the racehorse, and picking suitable races for the horse.

A person who specialises in the survey of oceans.

Examines and treats all kinds of sick and injured animals and advises on animal health and welfare.

Oversees the provision of prepared food at events, from weddings to huge business conferences.