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The engineering sector itself is made up of a wide range of companies providing a diverse range of products and services.
Physical and Mathematical Sciences is a broad sector, with many potential career paths for those with qualifications and suitable skillsets, including medical work, engineering, teaching, finance and technology.
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Operates machinery through the various stages of water treatment, and performs chemical tests on sewage or industrial waste water to ensure compliance with regulations.
Sells trade goods in bulk to the construction industry, and retail goods to the general public.
Building Information Modelling (BIM) professionals are experts in different areas of BIM and the built environment.
Plays a coordinating role in the technical design elements at the centre of the building design process.
Manages complex building and infrastructural projects. Responsible for preparing proposals, contracts, and reports, meeting with clients, performing survey work in the field, as well as supervising in-office and field employees and tasks.
Biochemical engineering is a branch of chemical engineering which applies technological advancements to biological materials.
Works in partnership with clients, advising them how to use information technology in order to meet their business objectives or overcome problems.
Analytical Chemists study the exact chemical composition of natural and artificial materials.
Plan and install aerials, satellite and digital dishes to provide signals for individual homes, or buildings such as hotels and flats
Works on ways of producing energy from renewable or sustainable sources such as wind power, solar power or biofuels, or on more traditional sources such as oil and gas.
Service and maintains all the equipment and machinery used on construction plants.
They apply the principles of computer science and engineering to design, build, scale and maintain large distributed systems. They are responsible for keeping critical systems operational despite any errors, outages and even natural disasters. Adapts computer software to suit a particular country, culture or society.