Jobs for people who like Operation and Control

A shipmate, also known as a merchant mariner, is a professional seaman who operates and maintains ships of all sizes.

Mining machine operators are part of a crew at a mining site.

Airline and commercial pilots fly and navigate airplanes or helicopters.

A pilot is someone who is in the aviation industry, and who is able to operate aircraft in order to transport passengers or goods from one location to another.

A ship captain is the leader of an entire vessel, which can range in size from a small yacht to an entire cruise liner.

A mine shuttle car operator is part of the mine operation career area, generally working in underground mines, but sometimes in open-pit mines as well.

Locomotive engineers, also known as train engineers, are responsible for driving trains safely from one destination to another.

A crane operator is someone who uses a crane to transport various objects.

A fork lift operator is someone who is responsible for operating a fork lift to move, locate, relocate, stack, and count merchandise around warehouses, storage yards, factories, construction sites and other work sites.

Railway jobs are still a vital part of most countries.

A bus driver is someone who transports people between a variety of places including work, school, shopping, and across country.

A power plant operator is someone who controls the systems that generate and distribute electric power.

A truck driver is someone who earns a living driving a truck, transporting goods and materials over land.

A derrick operator is closely related to that of a rigger, or rig technician.

An arborist, also known as an arboriculturist, studies the bio-mechanics of trees; growth, cultivation, reactions to pruning, diseases, de-compartmentalization of decay, and all the practical aspects of tree surgery.