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Manages the rental of property, collects payment from tenants, attends to complaints, and oversees any necessary repairs.
Fits, fixes and repairs roofs using wood, felt and slate tiles.
Environmental Protection Officers ensure that environmental health legislation is applied, maintaining a suitable environmental standard in public spaces, air quality and along waterways, encourage the growth and development of plant, animal and aquatic life as well as enhancing general quality of life.
Conducts tests in commercial, public and research laboratories, works to prepare experiments and to analyse the results.
Minerals/mining surveyors map mineral deposits. Their tasks include working out the potential use and value of mineral deposits, managing and developing mines. Provide expertise in the full life cycle of mineral development.
Conducts surveys of property and natural resources such as buildings, land and sea.
Electronics/electrical draughtspeople produce detailed drawings and instructions, which are then used by production workers to make a wide variety of electronic and electrical products.
Work may involve importing, processing, saw milling and treating wood or the manufacture of wood products and woodworking machinery, and may also act as managers within the timber industry.
Plans, directs, or coordinates the selling, buying, leasing, or management activities of commercial, industrial, or residential properties.
Laboratory assistants help scientists and laboratory technicians in industrial, medical and educational laboratories.
Works on the construction and application of lasers, their design, and the physics involved in their future development.