Owns or works on a dairy farm carrying out the day to day duties involved in managing a dairy herd.

Specialist in Maritime or Admiralty Law and the handling of disputes and issues relating to shipping, fishing, salvage operations and all facets of the maritime field.

Supervises the work of catering assistants at events or at catering establishments such as cafes and self-service restaurants.

Supports the work of professional geoscientists by collecting and analysing information from rock samples.

A work rider is responsible for riding Racehorses during workouts particularly in their fast work; they must be accomplished riders and be able to follow instructions to the letter. Riders must be in top physical shape and they must maintain appropriate riding weights—generally under 12 stone for Jump Racing and under 10 stone for Flat.

The stud groom’s role encompasses a variety of positions from handling stallions to foaling-down broodmares or preparing yearlings and is fundamental to the day to day running and operation of any study farm.  A few tasks involved on a near daily basis are mucking out stalls, bringing horses in, educating foals and weanlings, and feeding horses.

Provide basic horticultural and gardening advice to retail customers.

Assists the deck officers in the running a merchant ship.

Operates a variety of commercial grass cutting machinery and other equipment in amenity horticulture environment e.g. sports ground maintenance.

Bakes and decorates bread and confectionery of all kinds.

Works on the design, development, production, maintenance and repair of machinery and equipment used at sea and on board sea vessels such as ships.

A grounds person works as part of the racecourse team to ensure that the racing track is kept in premium condition, this involves maintaining a safe racing surface, applying nutrients or pesticides, cutting grass and dealing with issues caused by the weather such as a waterlogged track. On race days they replace divots after each race.