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Aircraft LoaderAircraft loaders load and unload aircraft, and transfer freight, baggage and passengers between airport buildings and aircraft.
Crane OperatorCrane operators use cranes for lifting and moving objects such as parts of buildings, water tanks, concrete panels, building equipment, boats or machinery. There are many types and sizes of cranes operating in a wide variety of industries.
Earthmoving Machine OperatorEarthmoving machine operators use digging machines (such as bulldozers, graders or hydraulic excavators) to remove, shape or level the ground.
Furniture Packer/MoverFurniture packers/movers pack and move furniture and equipment between households, offices and storage places.

Heavy Truck DriverHeavy truck drivers drive trucks with or without trailers. They transport materials, livestock, machinery, liquids, general freight, and sometimes hazardous substances.
StevedoreStevedores operate a variety of heavy machinery to load, unload, tally and stow the cargo of a ship.
Tow Truck OperatorTow truck operators drive and operate trucks to tow vehicles that have broken down, been damaged or illegally parked.

Air TransportWork in air transport jobs may include:
- piloting aircraft
- customer service work
- air traffic control
- aircraft maintenance, loading and refueling.
Logistics, Trade and WarehousingWork in logistics, trade and warehousing includes the buying, selling, distribution and storage of goods nationally and internationally.

Work in the industry may include:
- buying or selling goods made in New Zealand or overseas
- running an import/export business
- working in and managing a warehouse or storeroom
- organising the freight or shipping of goods.
Rail TransportThe rail transport industry involves the transportation of people and freight by trains throughout New Zealand.

Road TransportPeople working in road transport jobs may:
- operate machines and vehicles
- transport people or goods locally or nationally
- teach others how to operate vehicles.
They may work in many industries, such as manufacturing, building, tourism, forestry, agriculture or horticulture.
Water TransportWater transport includes:
- international and coastal shipping
- passenger services
- services provided by port company workers such as harbour pilots or tug-boats
- onshore work such as the loading and unloading of vessels.
People working in this industry may operate vessels, deal with customers, run ports or work on wharves.

Updated September 2009