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Sound technicians are responsible for recording the voices and background noise on TV and film shoots.

Audio visual technicians set up and operate sound, lighting and video equipment at events, conferences and performances.

Auto electricians fit, service and repair the electrical systems in motor vehicles.

Electricity generation workers operate and maintain equipment in power stations.

Electronics engineering technicians design, build and maintain electronic systems and components.

Engineering maintenance technicians service and repair equipment in industries like manufacturing, production and transport.

IT service engineers install and repair computer systems and equipment.

Lighting technicians set up and operate lighting for concerts, conferences and theatre, or in film and TV productions.

Roadies set up and dismantle stage, instruments, sound and lighting equipment before and after live shows, festivals and events.

Royal Navy ratings work in a variety of roles on board ships and submarines, and at naval bases.

Satellite engineers install and repair telecoms equipment and satellite systems.

Security systems installers fit and service electronic systems that detect intruders or manage access to buildings.

Sound engineers work in studios and make recordings of music, speech and sound effects.

Domestic appliance service engineers install and repair household items like washing machines, TVs and fridges.

Locksmiths install, repair and maintain locks in homes and businesses.

Aerospace engineers design, test, build and maintain aeroplanes, spacecraft and satellites.

Astronomers study the origin and structure of the universe, including its planets, stars, galaxies and black holes.

Audiologists and hearing aid dispensers work with children and adults who have hearing loss, tinnitus, or problems with balance.

Clinical engineers design, develop and maintain medical equipment used to diagnose illness and treat patients.

Critical care technologists monitor life support and other equipment used with critically ill patients.

Design engineers improve product performance and efficiency while researching and developing new ideas and systems.

Heavy vehicle technicians service and repair lorries, trailers, transporters, forklifts, buses and coaches.

IT security co-ordinators protect their client's data from illegal access, theft and misuse.

Marine engineers build and repair boats, ships, submarines, offshore platforms and drilling equipment.

Medical physicists design, develop and test the scanning and imaging equipment used in the diagnosis and treatment of patients.

Motorsport engineers design, test and build racing cars, rally cars and motorcycles.

Network managers help design, install and run an organisation's IT, data and telephone systems.

Physicists study the behaviour of matter and energy and form theories to explain how everything fits together.

Railway signallers operate the signals and points on rail tracks to keep trains running safely and on time.

Renewable energy engineers research and develop ways to generate sustainable power from wind, solar, hydrogen and biomass resources.

Roadside assistance technicians help people whose vehicles have broken down.

Software developers create and test programs that allow people to complete tasks, run services and use digital devices.

Agricultural engineers build, service and repair agricultural, horticultural and forestry machinery and equipment.

Automotive engineers design, test and build cars, vans, lorries, buses and motorbikes.

Boat builders construct, repair and refit marine craft from small sailing boats to large sea-going vessels.

Building services engineers design, fit and maintain the heating, lighting and power systems in offices, hospitals and shopping centres.

Construction plant mechanics service and repair heavy plant machinery like diggers, forklift trucks and cranes.

Crane drivers operate lifting machinery at construction sites, quarries, mines, ports and warehouses.

Cyber intelligence officers gather information about where threats to information technology (IT) systems come from and how they work.

Electricians install power, lighting and renewable technologies in buildings. They also inspect and repair electrical control systems and machinery.

Electricity distribution workers maintain and repair the power lines and cables that connect homes and businesses to the national grid.

Heat pump engineers install and service zero carbon central heating and hot water systems in buildings.

Manufacturing systems engineers design and install manufacturing machinery and production lines.

Mechanical engineers design, build and install machinery used in industries like power, engineering, transport and manufacturing.

Mechanical engineering technicians design, install and repair industrial machines and parts.

Metrologists use very precise measurements in science and industry to make sure that processes and products meet high standards.

Motorcycle mechanics service and repair motorbikes, scooters and quad bikes.

Non-destructive testing (NDT) technicians test materials and components used in buildings, structures and machinery.

Nuclear technicians are involved in the safety and day-to-day running of nuclear power stations.

Refrigeration and air-conditioning installers fit, service and repair cooling systems in buildings, storage and transport.

Toolmakers make precision tools and parts that are used in manufacturing and engineering.

Wind turbine technicians maintain and repair wind farm turbines on land and at sea.

Agricultural engineering technicians help to solve practical engineering problems in land-based industries.

Car manufacturing workers build motor vehicles by assembling parts on a production line.

Computer numerically controlled (CNC) machinists make precision parts for the engineering and manufacturing industries.

Coastguards co-ordinate search and rescue operations, monitor shipping and organise pollution clean ups around the UK coastline.

Engineering operatives make, service and repair machinery and tools across lots of different industries.

Forensic scientists prepare traces of physical evidence for use in courts of law.

Heating and ventilation engineers install and service heating and air conditioning systems in buildings like offices, schools and hospitals.

IT support technicians give technical help to computer users by identifying and fixing hardware, software and network problems.

Maintenance fitters install, service and repair industrial machinery and equipment.

RAF aviators make up the majority of RAF personnel and maintain its ability to fight and fly.

Security Service personnel protect the UK against threats to national security.

Smart meter installers fit gas and electricity meters in customers' homes and businesses.

Steeplejacks repair and maintain tall structures like industrial chimneys, towers, high rise blocks, monuments and bridges.

Tram drivers provide passenger transport services along set routes, following a timetable.

Caretakers look after buildings like schools, community centres and apartment blocks, keeping them secure, clean and well-maintained.

Cellar technicians install and maintain drinks systems in places like pubs, bars, hotels and restaurants.

Cycle mechanics build, repair and service all kinds of bikes, e-bikes and e-scooters.

DJs play music for audiences in live venues, at events or on the radio.

Engineering construction craftworkers fit and repair machinery and equipment in buildings and structures from oil rigs to sports stadiums.

Fast fit technicians repair and replace worn or damaged tyres, exhausts, batteries and parts.

Merchant Navy ratings support navigation, watchkeeping and engine room duties on board cargo and passenger ships.

Musical instrument makers and repairers construct new musical instruments and fix ones that have been damaged.

Stagehands set up and operate equipment used during performances in the theatre, at concerts and in TV and film studios.