Transportation/logistics supervisors oversee the transportation of products from one location to another, such as from loading docks to warehouses or warehouses to stores.

Maintenance managers are responsible for ensuring that facilities, layout, and machinery used to produce new and existing materials and goods run to their maximum efficiency and output.

A bus/truck mechanic helps plan, schedule. and perform repair and preventative maintenance on vehicles such as busses, vans, and trucks, as well as maintain related records.

A heavy/tractor trailer driver delivers goods while operating a tractor-trailer truck, sometimes over intercity routes or spanning several states.

Production, planning, and expediting clerks review, coordinate, and expedite distribution of materials needed for a project or department according to production or shipment schedules.

First-line supervisors are employed in all industries to direct production workers in the making or assembling of manufactured goods.

Inspector/testers Inspect, test, sort, sample, or weigh nonagricultural raw materials or processed, machined, fabricated, or assembled parts or products for defects, wear, and deviations from specifications.

Facility management technicians schedule the repair and maintenance at all the facilities of an organization and regular tests to identify any irregularity in the electrical systems, machines, furniture, or other materials that are important for the functioning of the facility.

Control systems service technicians install and maintain building control systems including HVAC systems or other industrial control systems that operate in homes, businesses, plants, and factories.

Civil design technicians CAD software to prepare detailed construction drawings, horizontal and vertical geometric information, 3D models for use in construction, and related maps and specifications used in the planning, design and construction of engineering projects.

Civil CADD designers create CAD drawings, layouts, and designs using basic design and engineering principles and reviewing the drawings to ensure compliance with design standards.

CAD Designers use technology to help generate designs for complex projects.

Surveyors make precise measurements to determine property boundaries.

Construction supervisors oversee construction activities that take place on the worksite, and are heavily involved in planning, organizing, and controlling projects. Construction supervisors supervise contractors and staff while maintaining a safe work environment.

Engineering technicians work alongside engineers to assist with research, evaluation, design, and quality control processes.

Architectural design technologists coordinate with architects, designers, and engineers to design architecture for construction projects.

Building controls installers are responsible for installing, programming, testing, calibrating, operating, and repair of control systems along with their related software, hardware, and equipment.

Construction inspectors attend pre-construction meetings, evaluate plans and specifications for construction projects, and conduct field inspections to inspect standards of building structures and materials.

Cost estimators collect and analyze data in order to estimate the time, money, materials, and labor required to construct a building.

Industrial machinery mechanics adjust and calibrate equipment, as well as maintain and repair factory equipment and other industrial machinery, such as conveying systems, production machinery, and packaging equipment.

First-line supervisors are employed in all industries to direct production workers in the making or assembling of manufactured goods.

Electrician apprentices support electricians in the maintenance, operation and repair of electrical systems.

HVACR technicians install, maintain, and repair indoor air quality systems, such as air conditioners.

Excavation/loading equipment operators power machinery, such as powered-shovel, stripping-shovel, scraper loader, or back-hoe to excavate and load material.

Training specialists design training programs to help organizations train employees.

Pharmacy technicians assist pharmacists in preparing and dispensing prescription medications.

Dental hygienists work in dentists' offices and use techniques, skills, and concepts of dental care to clean patients' teeth and give instruction in proper dental hygiene.

Network support specialists investigate, test, troubleshoot, and evaluate present network systems, such as local area network (LAN), wide area network (WAN), and internet with a wide ranged network system.

Network/systems administrator interns are responsible for a variety of project and support work, such as troubleshooting complex technical issues, administration of various infrastructure-level systems, and automation and efficiency improvements.

A Network/systems intern works alongside the network/systems department to provide support services as well as monitor systems and network, data storage, and data protection.

A cyber-security intern works closely with IT and cyber-security teams to create operating system patches, create security tools, respond to cyber-security events, remediate cyber-security events, testing and documentation.

A database administrator (jr.) is responsible for working with the database administrator (DBA) department to assist in the day-to-day administration, support and ongoing enhancement of databases.

Junior QA testers work alongside other groups to test software and report bugs and help fix the bugs.

A junior programmer will help write and test code for computer applications and software programs.

Web developers are information technology (IT) professionals who design, develop, and maintain websites.

Support specialist level 2–3 provide information on services, products, and materials offered by a company, along with a variety of responsibilities serving customers' needs.

Production supervisors oversee the manufacturing process and ensure that production is successful by managing all aspects of it.

Medical assistants perform clinical as well as administrative procedures and work in doctors’ offices, hospitals, and extended care facilities.

Health Information Technology professionals process and maintain medical records of a hospital or clinic.

Physical therapy assistants work under the supervision of physical therapists at hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, fitness centers, and patients' homes.

Phlebotomists draw blood from patients and take blood samples to a laboratory.

A Medical Insurance Biller is in charge of calculating and collecting payments for medical procedures and services; and includes updating patient data, developing payment plans, and preparing invoices.

Paramedics provide medical attention to ill or injured individuals on emergency scenes.

A Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) works closely with and is supervised by a head nurse to care for patients and tend to their general comfort and well-being.

A physician professional coder assigns the correct universal medical alphanumeric code to describe the type of service a patient will receive in a hospital or healthcare facility.

Personal trainers/fitness managers help clients in areas such as weight loss, muscle building, and increasing their fitness levels.

Medical administrative assistants perform clerical work in doctors' and hospital offices.

Dental assistants help with many health care tasks in a dental office from taking dental x-rays to scheduling appointments.

Emergency medical technicians, or EMTs, are medical personnel who respond to emergencies and stabilize patients before they are taken to a hospital.

General maintenance and repair workers fix and maintain machines, mechanical equipment, and buildings.

CNC operators set up and operate machines that cut, shape, and form metal and plastic materials or pieces.

Quality control technicians examine products and materials for defects or deviations from specifications.

CAD designers create drawings that contain information on how to build a structure or machine. These drawings define dimensions and materials of a project and are stored digitally.

Industrial machinery mechanics adjust and calibrate equipment, maintain and repair factory equipment and other industrial machinery.