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Building Control OfficerBuilding control officers advise on and interpret the laws and standards that control the construction of buildings, and ensure that these laws are followed. This involves processing building consent applications and conducting building inspections during the construction process. Building control officers also inspect the condition of properties and provide advice to clients intending to purchase a property.
Environmental Health OfficerEnvironmental health officers assess registered premises (such as food outlets, hairdressing salons), ensure their compliance with regulations, and grant licences to them. They also investigate environmental problems that could endanger public health, including monitoring noise control of industrial sites, overcrowding in housing, contaminated water, air quality and rubbish accumulation.

FirefighterFirefighters educate the public about fire safety and fire prevention, and control and put out fires.
Health and Safety OfficerHealth and safety officers monitor workplace health and safety risks and hazards, and advise workers and managers on how to minimise or eliminate these risks and hazards. Some may also carry out nursing duties.

Building and ConstructionWork in building and construction can involve building anything from fences or decks, through to houses, offices or hospitals. It also includes building, installing or maintaining parts of buildings such as insulation, plumbing, air-conditioning or electrical systems and interior fitting such as joinery, painting and decorating.

People working in the industry can range from labourers through to qualified tradespeople, building contractors and managers.

Mechanical Engineering, Machinery and Equipment ManufacturingMechanical engineering, machinery and equipment manufacturing involves the design, production and maintenance of machinery, equipment, tools, mechanical systems and metal products.

This can range from wind turbines, planes or cranes to boilers, air-conditioning systems, tools or baked bean cans.

Updated September 2009