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Earthmoving Machine Operator | Kaiwhakamahi Wakapana Oneone

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Earthmoving machine operators use digging machines, such as bulldozers or graders, to move, shape or level earth, rock and rubble.

What are skills?

Skills are abilities that are developed through life and work experiences.

Brick and Blocklayer | Ringa Tiri Pereki/Ringa Tiri Poraka

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Brick and blocklayers lay bricks, concrete blocks and tiles to construct or repair buildings, walls, arches, chimneys or paved areas.

Diagnostic Radiologist | Kaimātai Tātari Hihi Irirangi

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Diagnostic radiologists diagnose disease and injury using x-rays, ultrasound, MRI, CT, nuclear medicine and radioactive solutions.

Stonemason | Pouwhakanao Kōhatu

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Stonemasons work with stone to construct or renovate buildings, fittings, walls and paving, or to create monuments.

Concrete Worker | Kaimahi Raima

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Concrete workers make, pour, spread, finish, reinforce and cut concrete for construction projects such as buildings and footpaths.

Medical Imaging Technologist | Kairahurahu Whakaahua Whakaora

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Medical imaging technologists use x-ray and other imaging equipment to take images of injuries and diseases. 

Emergency Management Officer | Āpiha Whakahaere Ohotata

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Emergency management officers plan for and respond to emergencies such as earthquakes and weather events. They also train communities to prepare for disasters.

Scaffolder | Kaihanga Rangitupu

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Scaffolders design, construct and remove scaffolding around buildings and other structures such as bridges. 

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