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Food technologists are responsible for the safe and efficient development, modification and manufacture of food products and processes.

A fire engineer ensures that buildings are designed in a way that minimises the risk of fire or the fire spreading.

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Lots of fashion companies offer work shadowing, internships and placement years – and these are often the best ways into permanent employment.

Facilities managers are instrumental in helping businesses to do business and graduates take an active role in making things happen.

Exploration geologists use data and investigative techniques to predict where mineral deposits, oil, gas, water and other natural resources can be found under the earth’s surface.

An estimator is hired to estimate the cost and amount of materials, labour and equipment needed to complete construction work.

Ergonomists ensure that the designs of systems, equipment and facilities provide the best levels of efficiency, comfort and health and safety for anyone using them.

Equality and diversity officers aim to reduce workplace discrimination on the grounds of age, disability, gender, race, religion and sexual orientation. Some are generalists while others specialise in a particular area.

Equal opportunities officers develop and implement policies to promote equal opportunities in the workplace. They also run projects to ensure organisations recruit and promote people from all backgrounds.