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Showing 21-30/859 results for engineering.
Network administrators design, install and maintain computer hardware and software networks, from one-building LANs (local area networks) to worldwide WANs (wide area networks).
Taking part in a firefighting open day made Angela Fearnley rethink her career options.
Civil engineering technicians/draughtspeople plan and draw the technical details for building and repairing roads, bridges, buildings and other structures.
Lift technicians install, maintain and repair lift and escalator systems.
Train drivers drive passenger or freight trains to destinations. They may also shift (shunt) carriages and wagons using trains or remote controls.
Sound technicians operate and maintain the equipment used to record, mix and amplify sound for radio, film, television, music and events.
Test analysts design and carry out testing processes for new and upgraded computer software and systems, analyse the results, and identify and report problems.
With the first year of tertiary study – or first two years of industry training – now fees free for many school leavers, it’s a great time to get into a career in science, engineering, technology and the trades.
Information technology (IT) helpdesk/support technicians set up computer and other IT equipment and help prevent, identify and fix problems with IT hardware and software.
Geologists study the structure and history of the Earth and Earth processes. They also advise on natural hazards and the development and use of the Earth's land and resources.