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Computer numerically controlled (CNC) machinists make precision parts for the engineering and manufacturing industries.

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

Design engineers improve product performance and efficiency while researching and developing new ideas and systems.

Dressmakers create and alter clothing like dresses, trousers and shirts for their customers.

Electronics engineers design and develop systems for industry, from mobile communications to manufacturing and aerospace.

Energy engineers research, design and build power generation plants, and work in the oil and gas industry.

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

Engineering craft machinists make parts for the manufacturing and engineering industries using equipment like cutters and grinders.

Engineering maintenance technicians service and repair equipment in industries like manufacturing, production and transport.

Engineering operatives make, service and repair machinery and tools across lots of different industries.

Food packaging operatives work on production lines, putting food and drink products into containers, cans and packets.

Food scientists and food technologists develop food and drink products, making sure they are safe to consume.