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Construction plant mechanics service and repair heavy plant machinery like diggers, dumper trucks and cranes.

Construction plant operators work with machinery and equipment used on building sites.

Construction site supervisors manage staff and subcontractors on building sites.

Crane drivers operate lifting machinery at construction sites, quarries, mining sites, ports and warehouses.

Demolition operatives dismantle buildings and structures, remove hazardous waste and identify reusable materials.

Domestic energy assessors (DEAs) work out the energy efficiency of domestic buildings like houses and flats.

Drone pilots remotely operate aircraft used in work like surveying, filmmaking and aerial photography.

Dryliners use plasterboard and panels to build internal walls, suspended ceilings and raised flooring in houses, offices and shops.

Electricians install power, lighting and renewable technologies in buildings. They also inspect and repair electrical control systems and machinery.

Electricity distribution workers maintain and repair the power lines that connect homes and businesses to the national grid.

Engineering construction craftworkers fit and repair machinery and equipment in buildings and structures from oil rigs to sports stadiums.

Engineering construction technicians support engineers to design, test, install, maintain, repair and decommission industrial facilities.