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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
