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Research officers collect information on social, political and economic issues to inform policy and help union members.

Field trials officers are responsible for designing, conducting and monitoring the effects of experiments/trials on animals and plants in the field, glasshouses and laboratories.

Exhibition organisers are responsible for every aspect of exhibition planning, marketing, organisation and administration.

Fisheries enforcement officers (also known as marine enforcement officers) protect fish stocks by monitoring whether anglers and commercial fishing companies are following the law.

Firefighters respond to fires, accidents and other incidents where there are risks to life and property.

Exhibition display designers create innovative and appealing display stands that meet aesthetic, budgetary and practical requirements.

Fitness centre managers are responsible for every aspect of the day-to-day management of centres dedicated to physical fitness.

Food scientists apply scientific expertise and technological principles to the study of food products and processes within manufacturing and research settings.

Water conservation officers monitor, manage, protect and improve environmental areas where groundwater is critical, such as wetland habitats, taking action where required to rectify problems.

Welfare rights advisers provide information and advice to people about social security benefits.

Volunteer work organisers recruit, train and manage voluntary workers.

Interpreters convert speech in one language to another, which can include sign language.