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Appliance Repair Technicians
Diagnose and repair malfunctioning household appliances such as refrigerators, ovens, washing machines, and dryers. They troubleshoot problems and replace or fix faulty parts. Occupational Outlook Handbook
Building Inspectors
Examine buildings and structures to ensure they comply with safety codes and regulations. They inspect electrical systems, plumbing, structural integrity, and other aspects of construction and existing buildings. Occupational Outlook Handbook
Extraction and Mining Technicians
Operate and maintain equipment used to extract resources such as coal, metals, and petroleum from the earth. They may also conduct geological surveys and analyze data to support mining and extraction operations. Occupational Outlook Handbook
HVAC Technicians
Install, maintain, and repair heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in buildings. They work on furnaces, air conditioners, ductwork, and control systems to ensure comfortable and healthy indoor environments. Occupational Outlook Handbook
Underground Locators
Occupational Outlook HandbookUse specialized equipment to identify and mark the location of underground utilities such as gas, water, and electrical lines before excavation work begins. This is crucial for preventing damage and ensuring safety. Occupational Outlook Handbook
Welders
Fuse metal parts together using heat to form strong joints. They work with various metals and welding techniques, following blueprints and specifications to create or repair metal structures and products. Occupational Outlook Handbook
Woodworking Professionals
Work with wood to construct, repair, and install various products, from furniture and cabinets to building frameworks. This can include carpenters, cabinetmakers, and wood machinists, each with specialized skills. Occupational Outlook Handbook