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Wool Classer | Kaimāhiti Wūru

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Wool classers sort wool into categories. They ensure wool is clean, identified and documented for sale.

Forestry Scientist | Kaipūtaiao Ngahere

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Forestry scientists research forest growth, wood processing, conservation and different types of trees, and how these can be used.

Chemical Engineer | Mataaro Matū

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Chemical engineers design, develop and operate equipment and processes used to manufacture chemicals and products.

Chemist | Kairarau Matū

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Chemists study the make-up and behaviour of chemicals, and may use their findings to develop new products and processes.

Agricultural/Horticultural Field Representative | Māngai Taiao Ahuwhenua

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Agricultural/horticultural field representatives sell products such as farm equipment, and advise clients on crop and livestock management. 

Biotechnologist | Ringa Hangarau Koiora

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Biotechnologists use their knowledge of living things to develop new animal or plant products such as medicines and pest-resistant crops. 

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Beekeeper | Kaitiaki Pī

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Beekeepers look after beehives in apiaries that produce honey, wax, pollen and other bee products. They may also offer pollination services to horticultural and seed crop producers.

 

Saw Doctor | Kaiwhakatika Kani

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Saw doctors set and adjust sawmill saws and repair, grind and sharpen hand, band and circular saws.

Forestry and Logging Worker | Kaimahi Waonui/Tope Rākau

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Forestry and logging workers plant, maintain, measure, cut and clear trees from forests.