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Agriculture, animals and environment Working with land, animals, conservation, and environmental systems. 27 occupations · View family Architecture, construction and infrastructure Designing, building, and maintaining the built environment. 28 occupations · View family Arts, design, media and communications Creating, communicating, and producing visual and written work. 30 occupations · View family Business, consulting and entrepreneurship Organizing work, advising organizations, and building ventures. 28 occupations · View family Community, social and public services Supporting people and communities through public and social programs. 26 occupations · View family Education and training Teaching, coaching, and enabling others to learn. 26 occupations · View family Engineering and technical design Applying science and design to technical systems and products. 29 occupations · View family Finance, accounting and insurance Managing money, risk, records, and financial decisions. 28 occupations · View family Government, policy and administration Public administration, policy, and civic operations. 26 occupations · View family Healthcare and clinical services Clinical care, health support, and related services. 35 occupations · View family Hospitality, travel and tourism Hosting, travel operations, and visitor experiences. 28 occupations · View family Information technology, data and cybersecurity Software, data, networks, and digital security. 30 occupations · View family Law, compliance and justice Legal practice, compliance, and justice-system support. 26 occupations · View family Manufacturing, production and quality Making products and assuring quality at scale. 26 occupations · View family Natural sciences and research Investigating natural and physical systems. 27 occupations · View family Public safety, defence and emergency response Protecting people and responding to emergencies. 28 occupations · View family Retail, sales and customer experience Selling, serving, and improving customer journeys. 28 occupations · View family Skilled trades, maintenance and repair Hands-on skilled work building, fixing, and maintaining systems. 33 occupations · View family Supply chain, transport and logistics Moving goods, coordinating supply, and transport operations. 30 occupations · View family Utilities, energy, mining and resources Energy systems, utilities, and resource industries. 26 occupations · Remove filter Find a specific direction
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Utilities, energy, mining and resources
Substation technicians install, test, and maintain the transformers, breakers, switchgear, and protection relays that step voltage up and down across the grid. The work happens around high-voltage equipment, so isolation, grounding, and permit discipline matter as much as technical skill. Fault call-outs can mean working outdoors in poor weather at unsociable hours.
Apprenticeship Utilities, energy, mining and resources
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