Loads and unloads cargo from ships and controls and guides passengers and their vehicles as they pass through the port.

Employed on ferries, cruise ships, cargo container ships, and a wide range of vessels designed for specialised supply, support and rescue roles.

Responsible for the general care of mares and foals, including cleaning stables, feeding, monitoring their condition, especially of mares when foaling, grooming, and preparing for sales.

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.

Supervises and manages the running of a garden centre or orchard.

Bakes and decorates bread and confectionery of all kinds.

Works for government agencies to ensure that traders, farmers and agribusinesses comply with all relevant laws and regulations.

A bloodstock agent is responsible for purchasing horses for racing and breeding both privately and at public auctions as well as providing advice to clients on mating for mares, pedigrees and racing plans.  A bloodstock agent must have extensive knowledge on thoroughbred pedigrees, racing form, and conformation.

Conducts research and studies the various ways crops and plants can be cultivated, genetically altered, towards improved production and yield.

Looks after and breeds laboratory animals used in medical, veterinary and dental research.

Analyse the properties of food and the effects of processing, freezing and storing food.

A travelling head is part of the stable staff team responsible for all duties required to take mares and foals to stallion farms during the breeding season, yearlings to sales, Racehorses to the Racecourse, or horses to the vet clinic.