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Accountants and auditors work with financial information. They gather data, make sure it's accurate, study it, and create reports. The four major accounting fields are public, management, government and internal auditing.

Actors portray characters in stage, TV, radio, video or movie productions. They entertain audiences and communicate ideas. They may dance or sing.

Actuaries use math and statistics to calculate odds. They design insurance programs and pension plans. Their duties depend on whether they work in insurance, finance or employee benefits.

Advertising managers plan, develop, and direct promotional materials and events like posters and contests in order to sell products or services. Advertising creates extra interest in these products and services.

Agricultural and food science technicians work with scientists to conduct food and animal research. They help scientists conduct tests and experiments.

Air traffic controllers work in airports. They coordinate air flights to ensure pilots and passengers travel safely, and they manage airplane traffic.

Ambulance drivers transport sick, injured and recuperating persons. They are assisted by ambulance attendants.

Appraisers and assessors estimate the value of items such as art, antiques, buildings, and land. Their work can help determine property taxes paid by homes and businesses.

Architects plan and design buildings and structures, including homes, office buildings, stores, and factories.

Audiologists test how well people can hear and help people with hearing disorders. They may fit hearing aids and research hearing problems.

Bakers mix and bake ingredients to produce breads, pastries and other baked goods.

Bank tellers help customers with banking activities. They do such routine banking operations as cashing checks and accepting deposits and payments. They handle withdrawals and sometimes prepare cashier’s checks.

Bartenders mix and serve drinks to customers in bars and restaurants.

Bicycle repairers fix bicycles and build new ones using hand tools.

Bill and account collectors find and notify people who have overdue bills. May also collect the overdue payments.

Bookkeeping and accounting clerks create and review financial records. They record income and expenses. They make sure the information is complete and accurate.

Bricklayers and blockmasons use bricks, stones, and mortar to build and repair walls, archways, paths, and other structures.

Broadcast technicians record and broadcast radio and television programs. They work with electrical equipment, adjusting the picture and sound of the broadcast to ensure clarity for viewers.

Budget analysts help prepare and manage financial plans for how money will be spent. They review how it has been spent in the past and plan how it should be spent in the future.

Building maintenance and repair workers keep buildings in good shape. They repair plumbing, electrical fixtures, machinery and the structure of buildings.

Bus drivers transport people en masse from one place to another. There are three types of bus drivers: local, intercity and charter.

Camera operators are recorders and creators for all things TV, video and motion picture related. Camera operators film a wide range of subjects. They use different types of cameras, including movie, TV, and video cameras.

Captains command ships. They set the course and speed and steer vessels to avoid hazards and other ships. Mates oversee the operation of the vessel for part of the day.

Cardiovascular technologists and technicians help doctors identify and treat heart and blood vessel problems.

Carpenters are builders, repairers, installers, connectors and designers of all things wood related. Carpenters cut, fit and assemble wood and other materials. They help build and repair buildings, furniture, and other structures.

Cartographers and photogrammetrists make maps and similar displays. They use information from geographic information systems.

Chefs and head cooks are preparers, seasoners and cookers of all things food related. Chefs and head cooks measure, mix, and cook food according to recipes.

Chemists work with chemicals to conduct experiments and learn new things. They observe how substances react to heat, light or other chemicals. They also prepare test solutions to study how chemicals combine.

Chief executives run companies or government agencies. They create plans to help their organizations grow.

Child care workers are teachers, friends and mentors to all things kid related. Child care workers supervise, care for and teach children in schools or businesses.

Chiropractors treat patients with health problems related to back, neck and other joint injuries.

Civil engineering technicians help engineers plan, design and oversee construction and maintenance of buildings and structures like sewer systems and bridges.

Civil engineers are repairers, installers and maintainers of all things electrical and system related. Civil engineers plan and design roads, buildings, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges and water systems. They may also supervise construction.

Claim investigators, adjusters and examiners decide if insurance claims have been properly paid.

Clergy provide spiritual leadership. Most U.S. clergy are Protestant ministers, Jewish rabbis or Roman Catholic priests. Other religious organizations also have spiritual teachers and leaders

College instructors teach one or more subjects. They give presentations to their classes, plan assignments, and grade the assignments. They may be designated as professor, associate professor, assistant professor or instructor.

Computer and information systems managers are installers, configurers and supporters of all things computer related. Computer and information systems managers coordinate the tasks of computer-related workers. They determine computer and information needs and find workers who will meet those needs.

Computer hardware engineers research, design, develop, and test computers or computer-related equipment.

Computer programmers create and test computer programs that store, find or retrieve data and documents.

Computer software engineers (applications) develop, create, and modify general computer applications software. They analyze user needs and design software or customize software for their clients.

Computer software engineers (systems software) research, design, develop, and test operating systems-level software. They develop computer software systems, such as those that control manufacturing processes.

Computer support specialists are problem solving, question-answering masters of all things computer related. Computer support specialists help people solve computer hardware and software problems. They find answers and sometimes provide training. Their work can be done in person or over the phone.

Computer systems analysts improve existing computer systems. They plan and develop new systems and help organizations redesign computer systems.

Conductors coordinate and supervise the travel of passengers and cargo on trains. Yardmasters move trains in yards and see that they come and go safely with the correct cars attached.

Conservation scientists work in soil conservation and range management to preserve water, soil and forage.

Construction and building inspectors examine new or remodeled structures for quality and safety.

Construction equipment operators drive bulldozers, graders and shovels, and other machines to move dirt and rocks.

Construction managers are planners, coordinators and directors of all things building related. Construction managers schedule and coordinate the work on construction projects.

Correctional officers guard inmates in prison. They keep order, enforce rules, and maintain security. They also supervise inmates' activities and work assignments.

Cost estimators calculate how much time and money it takes to complete a construction project. They talk to project managers to learn what they want to build, read bid proposals, and study blueprints and drawings.

Court reporters keep records of official proceedings using a steno machine. They record every word spoken at legal trials, hearings, business conferences, legal depositions, and arbitrations.

Crane and tower operators use mechanical booms, cables, or tower and cable equipment to lift and move heavy objects or loads.

Credit analysts evaluate requests for credit and loans. They prepare reports about whether a company should lend money to loan applicants.

Crossing guards direct the movement of pedestrians and drivers at street intersections and construction sites. They guide traffic through school zones, construction sites and detour routes.

Customer service representatives answer customer questions, provide information, and resolve complaints about products and services.

Data entry keyers use computers to enter numbers and information into a database.

Database administrators create and maintain computer database systems, which contain complex sets of information.

Dental assistants help dentists with patient care, office tasks and lab duties. They perform a variety of tasks depending on the office in which they work. They work closely with dentists as they examine and treat patients.

Dental hygienists are white-coat wearing, getting in-between the teeth, cleaner-uppers and masters all things dental. Dental hygienists clean teeth and teach customers how to prevent tooth decay and gum disease.

Dentists examine teeth and gums. They correct dental problems by filling cavities, pulling teeth, and treating dental diseases. Most are general practitioners.

Desktop publishers format text and images for publications. They use specialized computer software to create such documents as newsletters, pamphlets, brochures, catalogs, magazines and books.

Dietitians plan diets for people and educate them about healthy eating. Some supervise food preparation and service.

Dispatchers coordinate the movement of workers, equipment, and vehicles to meet customers' needs.

Editors select and prepare written material for such documents as newspapers, magazines and books.

Electric motor and power tool repairers install, maintain, and repair electric motors, wiring, and switches. Some repairers work on motors in small appliances and power tools. Other work on large motors in large appliances, such as industrial dryers.

Electrical and electronics repairers install, maintain and fix such complex electronic equipment as industrial controls, transmitters and antennas.

Electrical engineering technicians help engineers design, build and repair electrical components used in medical devices, radar, computers, and more.

Electrical engineers design, develop, test, and maintain the electrical equipment used for commercial, scientific, or military purposes.

Electricians are wire connecting, regulation following, getting the job done right masters of all things electricity related. Electricians install, test and maintain electrical wiring, fixtures, and equipment. Many electricians work in new construction and maintain old electrical systems.

Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) give immediate care to ill or injured people. If patients need additional care, EMTs drive them to medical facilities.

Emergency vehicle dispatchers direct police car, fire truck and ambulance activity. They coordinate movement of workers and vehicles.

Environmental technicians perform laboratory and field tests to monitor the environment and investigate sources of pollution. They may collect samples of gases, soil, water and other materials for testing.

Fallers use axes or chainsaws to cut down trees. Their understanding of tree characteristics and cutting techniques allow them to control the direction the tree will fall and to minimize damage to the tree.

Farmworkers help farmers raise crops and nursery plants. They help plant, water and harvest crops. At nurseries, they may plant, weed and prune plants.

Farriers take care of horses' feet. They examine hooves for bruises and cracks, trim and shape hooves, and fit, shape and nail shoes to hooves.

Fashion designers are creators, devisors and manipulators of all things fashion related. Fashion designers design clothes and accessories for manufacture and sale to the public.

Fast food workers take and fill food orders. They total bills, receive cash, make change and give receipts. They may clean and restock work areas.

Film and video editors are editors for all things film, video and motion picture related. Film and video editors use editing equipment to remove unwanted parts of a film or video. They reassemble the best parts so that the film is entertaining and interesting.

Financial managers oversee the financial activities of a company, including budgets and investments. They may negotiate with banks or investment firms.

Fire fighters are controllers, extinguishers and responders to all things emergency related. Firefighters put out fires and rescue people in danger. They may provide medical assistance. Forest firefighters work only on fires in forests and rangelands. City fire fighters handle all other fires

Fishers catch ocean fish and other marine life using nets, hooks and traps.

Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors teach or coach exercise activities or sports to improve clients' fitness levels and sports skills.

Floral designers cut and arrange live, dried and artificial flowers and plants to create designs according to clients

Forensic science technicians study physical evidence using scientific methods to solve crimes. They often collect physical evidence at crime scenes.

Foresters are planners, advertisers and analyzers of all things forest related. Foresters manage, use and help protect forests and other natural resources. Forests supply timber for wood products. They also provide sites for recreation and habitats for wildlife.

Forklift and industrial truck operators use trucks and tractors to lift and move heavy loads of materials around a warehouse, storage yard or construction site.

Funeral directors organize and direct funeral services, providing important assistance in times of sadness and loss.

General office clerks perform a variety of duties that help keep offices running. Most general office clerks file and type. They also operate office machines such as photocopiers and fax machines.

Glaziers install windows and mirrors in homes and other buildings. They may install new glass or repair broken panes.

Graphics designers are designers, creators and promoters of all things graphical and visually related. Graphic designers design or create graphics such as brochures, logos, packaging and displays for commercial or promotional purposes. They use many media, including electronic, film, and print.

Hairstylists and cosmetologists wash, cut, color, perm and style hair. Cosmetologists also apply makeup.

Health educators improve individual and community health by helping individuals and communities adopt healthy behaviors. They collect and analyze data to identify community needs and may administer funds for health education programs.

Health information technicians collect, code and maintain patients' medical information, which includes data doctor and hospital visits. Such records include symptoms, medical history and test results.

Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers are installers, configurers and repairers of all things heating or cooling related. Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers install and repair heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems.

Heavy truck drivers transport goods and materials in large trucks or tractor-trailers.

Highway maintenance workers make basic repairs to highways and rural roads.

Home health aides care for elderly, recovering or disabled persons in their own homes.

Hotel desk clerks ensure the comfort of hotel guests. They work at the front desk in hotels, motels and resorts, make reservations by telephone and greet guests when they arrive.

Personnel clerks document and file employee information, including names, Social Security numbers, job titles and salaries.

Insurance agents sell policies that provide financial protection in case of death, accidents or acts of nature.

Interior designers plan and design spaces and furnish the interior of private homes, public buildings and such commercial spaces as offices and hotels.

Interpreters and translators convert spoken or written words from one language to another. They may work with live speech, listening to speakers and translating what they say.

Janitors keep buildings tidy and in good condition. They clean and maintain buildings using power and hand tools.

Jewelers design, repair, and appraise jewelry and precious metals like gold and silver. Gem cutters and polishers shape and polish gems used in jewelry.

Landscapers and groundskeepers water and mow lawns, trim plants, prune trees and shrubs and rake leaves. They may plant trees, shrubs, lawns and flowers, and apply mulch, fertilizers and pesticides.

Laundry and dry cleaning workers clean clothing, linens, rugs and other items. They also may staff the counter and receive articles from customers.

Law clerks research, write and read legal arguments and summarize information for lawyers and judges. Duties depend on place of work. Clerks who work for lawyers are usually interns preparing to become attorneys.

Law enforcement officers keep order and make sure people obey laws. Their main duties are to protect life and property, prevent crimes and investigate complaints and crimes. They make arrests, write reports of their activities and testify in court.

Lawyers study, explain and apply laws to specific problems. They advise clients of their legal rights and suggest courses of action. They represent clients in court and present supporting evidence.

Librarians organize materials in libraries and help people find them. Most libraries contain books, magazines, documents, recordings and films. Librarians select, order and classify items.

Licensed practical nurses (LPNs) care for the sick, injured and disabled. They work under the direction of a doctor or registered nurse. Most LPNs provide basic bedside care.

Light truck drivers transport goods or materials in small trucks. They help load trucks, drive them to customers and help unload shipments.

Loan counselors guide prospective loan applicants who have problems qualifying for traditional loans. They may help customers determine the best type of loan and explain loan requirements and restrictions.

Locksmiths and safe repairers install and repair locks and safes. They unlock homes or cars for locked-out customers.

Logging equipment operators drive logging tractors or other equipment with one or more accessories, including bulldozers, blades, grapples, cable winches and crane booms to fell trees, skid, load, unload or stack logs, or to pull stumps or clear brush.

Machine feeders and offbearers feed materials into or remove materials from machines or equipment that is automatic or tended by other workers.

Machine tool operators run computer-controlled machines or robots programmed to cut and shape metal and plastic parts.

Machinists are makers, operators and setter-uppers of all things machine related. Machinists use such machine tools as lathes, drill presses and milling machines to produce precision metal parts.

Maids and housekeepers clean hotels, motels, hospitals, and private households. Responsibilities include making beds and stocking linens.

Mail carriers deliver mail to homes and businesses on established routes. At the post office, they sort mail in the order it will be delivered and then distribute it on foot, by vehicle or a combination of both.

Manicurists clean, shape and polish nails.

Massage therapists improve circulation and provide relaxation by rubbing, kneading, pressing, stroking, tapping, thumping and stretching muscles and connective tissues.

Material moving machine operators use machines to move mining products and other heavy loads.

Automobile mechanics are getting-down-and-dirty makers and fixer-uppers of all things car related. Automobile mechanics inspect, maintain, and repair cars and light trucks.

Heavy equipment mechanics repair and maintain such equipment as graders, backhoes and loading shovels used in construction, logging and other industrial work.

Industrial machinery mechanics install, maintain and repair machinery in factories or pipeline distribution systems.

Small engine mechanics service and repair outdoor power equipment including lawnmowers and chainsaws.

Mechanical engineers oversee the design, construction and testing of mechanical products and systems.

Medical and clinical laboratory technicians are testers, appliers and preparers of all things medical lab related. Medical and clinical laboratory technicians conduct routine tests to detect, diagnose and treat diseases using samples of body fluids, cells and tissues.

Medical and clinical laboratory technologists are testers, appliers and preparers of all things medical lab related. Medical and clinical laboratory technologists perform complex medical laboratory tests for diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease.

Medical assistants are schedulers, billers and maintainers of all things medical related. Medical assistants help care for patients under the direction of a physician. They record vital signs, prepare patients for examination and maintain office records.

Medical sonographers and ultrasound technologists produce ultrasonic recordings of internal organs for use by physicians.

Medical transcriptionists are transcribers, writers and expert-listeners of all things medical. Medical transcriptionists listen to audio recordings made by physicians and other health care professionals and type what they hear into a computer.

Meeting and convention planners organize and coordinate such group events as meetings, conferences and conventions.

Meter readers walk or drive trucks over established routes and take readings of electric, gas, steam and water meter dials.

Millwrights install, dismantle or move machinery and heavy equipment.

Multi-media artists/animators are imaginative designers and visual effects creators of all things animated. Multi-media artists/animators create special effects, animation and other visual images using film, video, computers or other electronic tools and media for use in products or creations, including computer games, movies, music videos and commercials.

Musical instrument repairers and tuners adjust, repair and tune instruments to improve their sound. They often specialize in one type of instrument.

Musicians and singers play musical instruments and sing songs to entertain people. They may perform alone or be members of musical groups. Musical performers may entertain on stage, radio, TV, film, video or record in studios.

Naturopathic physicians help patients maintain and improve health with natural medicines and remedies.

Nuclear medicine technologists give patients radioactive drugs or radiation treatments. They administer radioactive isotopes for tracer studies and to identify selected internal areas.

Nursing assistants give personal care to patients in hospitals and nursing homes. They work under the direction of nurses and doctors.

Occupational therapists (OTs) help people regain or learn daily living or work skills. They help people who have mental, physical or developmental disabilities caused by birth defects, injuries, illnesses or aging.

Office managers plan and oversee the work of office staff.

Optometrists examine eyes to diagnose vision problems. They prescribe corrective lenses or other treatments.

Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders run machines to produce or wrap products. They may stuff sausage meat into casings, add potato chips to bags or put plastic wrap around rolls of paper towels.

Packers and packagers prepare materials for shipping by hand.

Painters apply such finishes as paint, stain and varnish to buildings and other structures.

Paralegals are utilizers, keeper-trackers and documenters of all things legal related. Paralegals research and investigate facts for lawyers. They are often called legal assistants and do almost everything lawyers do, except give legal advice and present court cases. They help lawyers prepare for hearings, trials and corporate meetings.

Parking lot attendants park cars in lots and garages, or help customers park cars.

Parts salespersons sell parts and equipment in repair shops and parts stores.

Payroll and timekeeping clerks check employee time records and issue paychecks. They distribute and collect timecards for each pay period and review employee work charts or timecards to be sure they are complete.

Pest control workers use chemicals and other methods to destroy or repel bugs and rodents.

Pharmacists dispense drugs and provide information about their use.

Pharmacy technicians are mixers, counters and recorders of all things medication related. Pharmacy technicians help pharmacists provide drugs and other health care products to patients.

Photographers are capturers, stage setters and image collectors for all things photo related. Photographers produce images that paint a picture, tell a story or record an event.

Physical therapists help relieve pain and increase strength and mobility. Doctors may refer patients recovering from accidents, strokes and heart disease to physical therapists.

Physical therapy assistants help patients regain physical function after illness or injury. They are supervised by physical therapists.

Physician's assistants are conductors, providers and counselors of all things medical. Physician assistants (PAs) provide health care services under doctor supervision. They perform many duties, including interviewing patients, performing physical exams and ordering lab tests. PAs make basic diagnoses and give shots.

Physicians help people maintain and improve their health. There are two types of physicians. Doctors of osteopathy (D.O.) focus on muscles and bones in the body. Medical doctors look at all parts of the body. Both use drugs, surgery and other methods to

Plumbers and pipefitters install and repair pipe systems that carry water, steam, air and other fluids and gases.

Private detectives and investigators help lawyers, businesses and the public find information or detect such unlawful acts as shoplifting.

Producers select plays or scripts, arrange financing, and make other production decisions. Directors interpret plays or scripts by directing the work of the cast and crew.

Production helpers move items between work areas and clean work areas.

Professional athletes compete individually or as part of a team in athletic events.

Psychiatric aides care for patients with mental and emotional disorders in hospitals and institutions.

Public relations specialists help build a positive public image for organizations.

Purchasing agents buy products and services necessary for the operation of a business.

Quality control inspectors examine products to make sure they meet standards. They monitor quality standards for products and make sure companies follow product manufacturing rules.

Radio and television announcers talk on radio or television. They may interview guests, act as masters of ceremonies, read news flashes, identify stations by giving call letters, or announce song titles and artists.

Radiologic technologists are scrubs wearing, x-ray and CAT scan administrators and finder-outers of all things medical. Radiologic technologists use special equipment to create images of internal organs, tissues and bones.

Real estate agents are renters, sellers and buyers of all things property and home related.Real estate agents help clients buy, sell or lease property and buildings.

Receptionists and information clerks greet visitors, provide information regarding services or activities and answer questions about the location of people and places within an organization.

Recreation workers are planners, directors and coordinators of all things activities and events related. Recreation workers organize and lead leisure activities.

Registered nurses are scrubs wearing, getting down to business fixer-uppers and helper-outers of all things medical. Registered nurses (RNs) promote health and help patients cope with illness and injury. They work in hospitals, doctors

Rehabilitation counselors help clients identify and remove barriers to educational, career, emotional and social development. They work with clients who have been in accidents or have disabilities from illnesses or from birth.

Reporters and correspondents collect and analyze facts about news events by investigation and interviewing individuals. They report and write stories for newspapers, news magazines, radio and television.

Respiratory therapists are assessors, treaters and carers of all things breathing related. Respiratory therapists evaluate, treat, and care for patients with breathing disorders.

Restaurant hosts greet customers and escort them to tables.

Restaurant managers plan and direct the activities of places that serve food and beverages.

Retail salespersons help customers find items in stores, demonstrate how items work and explain details of items to customers.

Sailors and marine oilers help operate and maintain ships and their equipment.

School counselors teach people about career choices and help them find jobs. They also counsel students about personal problems. In high schools, school counselors help students evaluate abilities and interests and discuss their goals.

Secretaries perform routine clerical and administrative functions including writing letters and memos, scheduling appointments, organizing and maintaining paper and electronic files and providing information to callers.

Security and fire alarm systems installers install, program, maintain and repair security and fire alarm wiring and equipment.

Security guards protect property from illegal entry, vandalism, theft and fire.

Semiconductor processing operators make wafers and microcircuits. These parts are found in computers and other digital devices.

Sewing machine operators run or tend machines that join parts of garments and such items as clothing, shoes, drapes, towels and sheets.

Ship engineers operate engines and other equipment on many types of ships.

Child, family and school social workers are getting-down-to-business listeners and helper-outers of all things child and family related. Child, family and school social workers work to ensure the safety and health of children. They help families solve social, financial, and health problems. In schools, social workers identify students' problems and work to find help for them.

Medical and public health social workers provide psychosocial support to help people cope with chronic, acute or terminal illnesses, including Alzheimer's, cancer and AIDS. They advise family caregivers, provide patient education and counseling and make r

Mental health and substance abuse social workers help clients with mental, emotional or substance abuse problems. They may provide individual or group therapy sessions, crisis intervention and education about mental health and substance abuse.

Sound engineers are recorders, synchronizers and mixers of all things sound related. Sound engineers use console boards to record, copy and edit music and voice.

Speech pathologists help people speak more clearly or hear better. They treat language and speaking disorders and often are referred to as speech-language pathologists or speech therapists.

Stationary engineers operate and maintain such large equipment as steam engines and generators.

Stock clerks receive, unpack, check, store, and track merchandise or materials.

Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors help those who have alcohol, tobacco, drug, gambling, eating and other disorders. They may counsel individuals, families and groups, or work in abuse prevention programs.

Surgical technologists help with medical operations under the supervision of surgeons and nurses. They also are called operating room technicians.

Surveyors measure and map land, air space and water boundaries. They determine official boundaries and write descriptions of land for such legal documents as deeds and leases.

Tax preparers complete tax returns for individuals and small businesses and attempt to minimize customer's taxes.

Teacher assistants provide teaching and clerical support for classroom teachers. They help children learn lesson material and may work with groups of children or individual students.

Elementary school teachers instruct public and private school children in grades one through six. Sometimes they teach combined grades. They usually teach one class of about 25 students.

High school teachers teach specific subjects to students in grades nine through 12. They help students study subjects more closely than they did in elementary school in subjects that include English, history, math, science and foreign languages.

Middle school teachers teach seventh- and eighth-grade students in public and private schools in one or more subjects.

Preschool and kindergarten teachers help children explore interests and develop talents. They help children build self-esteem and learn how to behave with others.

Telecommunication line installers and repairers construct and maintain telephone or television wire and cable networks.

Tool and die makers produce tools, dies and special devices that enable machines to make products.

Travel agents plan trips and make travel arrangements clients.

Urban and regional planners conduct studies and develop proposals for cities and counties. They plan for overall growth and improvement of urban, suburban and rural areas.

Veterinarians diagnose and treat animal health problems. They work to prevent, control and cure animal diseases. Veterinarians work with sick, injured and healthy animals.

Veterinary assistants care for animals and help with lab tests, treatment and surgery.

Waiters and waitresses serve food in restaurants and other dining establishments.

Water treatment plant operators help make water safe to drink. They remove pollutants from wastewater so it may be safely returned to the environment.

Welders, cutters, solderers and brazers are masters of metals, using fire and tools to melt, mold, and masterfully connect all things metal. Welders, cutters, solderers and brazers use heat to permanently join metal pieces.

Woodworking machine operators cut and shape raw wood to make products. They use such machines as power saws, lathes, planers, routers and sanders.

Writers and authors originate and prepare such written material as scripts, stories and advertisements.

Zoologists and wildlife biologists study the origins, behavior, diseases, genetics and life processes of animals and wildlife. They may specialize in wildlife research and management.

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