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Construction and installation

Bricklayer’s hands placing a brick on mortar.

Bricklayer

Bricklayers build walls and facades with accurate lines and bonds. Your work stays visible for many years, so careful alignment and connections matter.

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Craftsperson working on a wooden panel in a furniture workshop.

Cabinet maker

A cabinet maker builds furniture, cupboards and fitted interior components. You combine woodworking with precise assembly and attention to the visible finish.

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Blue metal cladding on a steel industrial structure.

Cladding fitter

A cladding fitter installs facade panels and other external coverings. You work on the building's appearance and on accurate connections between its facade elements.

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Operator wearing high-visibility clothing seated in a crane cab.

Crane operator

A crane operator moves loads using lifting equipment. You combine planned movements, precise controls and clear communication with the people around the load.

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Gloved hand cutting plasterboard beside a measuring rule.

Dryliner

A dryliner builds internal walls and ceilings using lightweight framing and boards. You create partitions, linings and suspended ceilings in the correct position and dimensions.

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Worker laying floorboards with a tapping block and rubber mallet.

Floor layer

A floor layer finishes rooms with products such as vinyl, carpet, laminate or wood flooring. The condition of the subfloor is a major part of achieving a good result.

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Black-and-white photograph of installers on a lift beside a glass facade.

Glazier

A glazier installs and replaces glass in buildings. You make sure each pane fits, is supported correctly and is finished for its intended use.

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Worker wearing a helmet beside an excavator on a worksite.

Groundworker

Groundworkers help prepare the foundations of roads, drainage and construction projects. You work outdoors and support excavation where accurate manual work is needed.

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Fitter sealing a kitchen cabinet joint with a sealant gun.

Kitchen fitter

A kitchen fitter installs and adjusts cabinets, worktops and associated components. Accurate measurement and careful finishing help the completed kitchen work well in everyday use.

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Worker laying brick pavers on a prepared sand bed.

Paver

Pavers install and repair paved surfaces. Levels, patterns and drainage must work together to make an even and usable result.

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Plasterer’s hands smoothing material onto a wall.

Plasterer

Plasterers make walls and ceilings even or give them a chosen texture. Your finish shapes how the room looks after painting or further decoration.

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Worker on a roof wearing a safety harness.

Roofer

Roofers protect buildings against rain and weather. You work on roof coverings, edges and drainage details, with careful preparation for working at height.

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Worker wearing a helmet assembling metal scaffolding.

Scaffolder

Scaffolders create temporary access and working platforms for other trades. You work as a team and follow a planned assembly sequence.

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Construction worker standing on steel beams of a building under construction.

Steel erector

A steel erector assembles structural steel components on site. You work with columns, beams and connections that form part of a building or industrial structure.

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Steel fixer connecting reinforcement bars with a hand tool.

Steel fixer

Steel fixers assemble the reinforcement placed inside concrete structures. You turn bars and mesh into accurate shapes before the concrete is poured.

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Tiler aligning tiles with spacing and levelling components.

Tiler

Tilers create practical, neatly finished floors and walls. You combine measuring and layout with careful preparation, cutting and installation.

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Engineering

Operator wearing safety glasses beside computer-controlled machinery.

CNC machinist

CNC machinists make precise components with computer-controlled equipment. Technical drawings, machine knowledge and measurement combine to achieve the required dimensions.

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Metal ventilation ducts beneath a building ceiling.

Duct fitter

A duct fitter installs the channels and components that carry air through a building. You assemble a ventilation route that fits the available space and the installation drawings.

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Electrician wearing a helmet and safety glasses at an electrical cabinet.

Electrician

Electricians install and maintain the electrical systems that make buildings useful. The work combines hands-on installation, reading diagrams and careful testing.

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Copper pipes and components inside the outdoor unit of a heat pump.

Heat pump installer

A heat pump installer helps fit heating systems in homes and other buildings. The job combines practical installation with an understanding of pipework, controls and the way different components work together.

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Gloved hands working on the circulation pump inside a heating boiler.

Heating technician

A heating technician installs, maintains or repairs central heating and hot-water systems. You work with pipework and components and investigate why a system is not heating a building as intended.

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Lift machine room with electric motors and cable sheaves.

Lift technician

A lift technician installs, maintains or repairs lift systems. The role combines mechanical equipment and electrical controls with a strong need for careful, methodical work.

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Conventional metalworking lathe with a chuck, tool carriage and tailstock.

Manual machinist

A manual machinist makes accurate components using manually controlled lathes and milling machines. You remove material until a workpiece has the required shape, dimensions and finish.

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Metal component being worked at a grinding machine.

Metal fabricator

Metal fabricators prepare and assemble metal parts into working structures. You translate a drawing into a physical product and check dimensions and connections along the way.

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Hands fitting a metal pipe connection beneath insulated pipework.

Pipefitter

A pipefitter prepares and assembles industrial pipework. You work with pipes, bends, flanges and valves that must form an accurately aligned system.

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Worker wearing a hard hat working with black plastic pipes and fusion-welding equipment.

Plastics welder

A plastics welder joins plastic components to make products such as pipes, tanks and technical assemblies. You use a joining process suited to the material and the intended application.

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Installer using tools on metal pipework.

Plumber

Plumbers work on water, drainage and sanitary installations. You make reliable connections and investigate problems carefully rather than only replacing visible parts.

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Worker in protective clothing powder-coating a metal structure inside a booth.

Powder coater

A powder coater applies a powder finish to prepared components, often metal products. You help create an even coating that meets the specified appearance and quality requirements.

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Worker wearing a protective hood and gloves using an air-hose tool.

Shot blaster

A shot blaster cleans and prepares surfaces using an abrasive blasting process. You prepare components for their next treatment, such as protective coating or industrial painting.

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Welder wearing a welding helmet while joining metal parts.

Welder

Welders join metal parts into useful products or structures. You use a suitable welding process and check dimensions, shape and the completed work.

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Vehicle technology

Mechanic working on an engine on a stand in an automotive workshop.

Car mechanic

A car mechanic services and repairs passenger vehicles. You combine hands-on mechanical work with inspections and investigating complaints about how a vehicle operates.

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Gloved hands working on a car tyre on tyre-changing equipment.

Tyre fitter

A tyre fitter replaces and checks tyres and wheels. You help vehicles return to use with the correct tyres and carefully fitted wheels.

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Logistics

Bus driver at the steering wheel beside the dashboard.

Bus driver

A bus driver transports passengers and helps them travel safely and reliably. You combine professional driving with route knowledge, customer contact and communication with traffic control.

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Worker using a scanner beside warehouse racking.

Order picker

Order pickers collect the exact items needed for each order. You check quantities and product codes so shipments leave complete and undamaged.

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Red Terberg terminal tractor with a platform trailer in an industrial yard.

Shunter driver

A yard driver or shunter moves trailers around a logistics site. You help make sure the correct trailer reaches the correct loading point at the right time.

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Driver wearing a high-visibility vest in a truck cab.

Truck driver

Truck drivers move goods reliably between locations. Vehicle checks, loads, documents and communication with customers are part of the job as well as driving.

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Production

Baker working dough on a flour-covered counter.

Baker

A baker makes bread, rolls or other bakery products. You combine recipes with attention to dough, processing, baking and the finished result.

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Florist arranging flowers in a colourful bouquet.

Bouquet maker

A bouquet maker assembles flowers into bouquets ready for sale. You combine careful handwork with attention to arrangement, stem length and flower quality.

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Hands sealing a cardboard box with packing tape.

Packer

Packers protect and prepare products for storage or delivery. You check that the contents, packaging and label all match and leave a neatly finished product.

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Agriculture and green work

Gloved hands tending a plant and soil.

Landscaper

Landscapers create and maintain outdoor spaces. Plant knowledge and practical skills come together in gardens, planting beds, lawns and related features.

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Tractor and worker beside a field of tulips.

Tractor driver

An agricultural machine operator or tractor driver carries out work using farm machinery. You support cultivation, harvesting, land management or transport around an agricultural business.

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Cleaning and hotels

Cleaners working on a room’s floor and furniture.

Cleaner

Cleaners keep rooms and facilities clean and usable. You follow an organised sequence and use the agreed materials for each surface.

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Workers handling linen beside large machines in a laundry facility.

Laundry worker

A laundry worker processes textiles for hotels, care organisations or other businesses. You help items move from receipt to a clean, properly finished delivery.

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Kitchen and catering

Two cooks preparing food in a professional kitchen.

Cook

A cook prepares dishes and coordinates their components for service. You work with recipes, product knowledge and a clear division of tasks in the kitchen.

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Kitchen worker washing utensils in a stainless-steel sink.

Dishwasher

A dishwasher keeps clean crockery, cutlery and kitchen equipment available for service. You organise the movement of used and clean items through the washing area.

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Recycling and waste

Waste collection worker beside a refuse truck at night.

Refuse loader

A refuse loader helps collect waste containers or other presented waste. You work with a driver and stay aware of the route and immediate surroundings.

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