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Marine engineers operate, service and repair engines, and mechanical and electronic equipment on ships and boats.
Mining engineers plan, prepare, design and manage the development of opencast (above ground) or underground mines.
Fire engineers plan and design safety features that detect, control or reduce fire and smoke in buildings and structures. They also analyse how fire behaves and how safety features perform in fire.
Telecommunications engineers design, test and build telecommunications networks and systems.
Biomedical engineers design, build and maintain medical equipment, artificial body parts and computer programs to help treat disabilities, diseases, or injuries.
Environmental engineers assess and reduce the impact of engineering projects on water, soil and air. They also plan and design systems to treat and remove waste.
Civil engineers plan, organise and oversee the building and maintenance of structures such as dams, bridges, sewerage systems and roads.