Assists in the running of a construction site by monitoring contractors, advising on the use of technology, and reporting to the Site Agent.

Geological technicians help and support the work of geoscientists including geologists, geochemists and geophysicists whose work involves the study of the Earth's rocks and minerals.

Runs repeated tests on pre-release video games to ensure there are no glitches or problems with the software or game design.

Street cleaners collect litter from the street and other public areas. They keep pavements, roads and gutters clean, collect leaves, spread grit in icy conditions and empty litter bins.

Television service engineers repair television, radio, video and music audio equipment.

Studies the elementary constituents of matter and radiation, and the interactions between them.

Map the built and natural environment to provide accurate spatial data which facilitates planning, development and conservation. Provide expertise in the full life cycle of mineral development.

Foremen are experienced construction workers who are responsible for supervising work on a site, guiding other construction operatives, ensuring standards are met and coordinating the carrying out of tasks.

Site Foremen possess a variety of technical skills, specialist knowledge and are adept at managing day to day operations.

Prepares, paints and decorates walls, windows and doors in all kinds of buildings.

Oversees the regulatory approvals process for products, most commonly works for companies operating in highly regulated industries such as biopharma and medical devices.

Work for pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device companies, handling the often complex approval processes for the products produced by these companies.

Investigate the behaviour of materials under different conditions, to support advances in technology in a range of industries.