2142-13 — Air Pollution analyst
Air Pollution analyst is responsible for does research, inspect and investigate levels of air pollution, and to take the necessary steps to ensure good air quality so that public health concerns are addressed; analyze air samples in the laboratory to determine the presence and level of various pollutants record and report data on air quality to the relevant government agencies e.g within their professional field.
2142-14 — Conservation Officer
Conservation Officer is responsible for develop and implement programs and regulations for the protection of fish, wildlife and other natural resources; manage and increase conservation awareness in the community prepare conservation reports, plans publicity materials and displays within their professional field.
2142-15 — Conservation scientist
Conservation scientist is responsible for manage the land quality of forests, parks, rangelands, and other natural resources; conduct research on how ecosystem works and identity threats to their health develops conservation plans within their professional field.
2142-12 — Ecologist
Ecologist is responsible for studies the relationship between organisms, and between organisms and their environment; identifies wetland delineations, and coordinating threatened and endangered species management conducts habitat evaluation within their professional field.
2142-11 — Environment scientist
Environment scientist is responsible for conducts research effects of human activities on the environment develops and implements strategies to protect and conserve natural resources collect and analyze data on air and water quality, soil health and other environmental factors within their professional field.
2142-16 — Environmental adviser
Environmental adviser is responsible for ensures that construction projects comply with environmental regulations and targets; they strategically plan ways to keep air pollution or water and soil contamination to a minimum, reduce material waste ensure that any necessary waste is disposed of in the correct manner within their professional field.
2142-17 — Environmental auditor
Environmental auditor is responsible for assess the environmental performance of operations and environmental management systems in business and industry; develops environmental management plans monitors environmental regulations and standards identifies environmental risks within their professional field.
2142-18 — Environmental consultant
Environmental consultant is responsible for provide environmental guidance to clients for new industrial projects; keeps advice on how to dispose waste materials perform research and analysis to understand environmental effects of industrial plants; forecast potential environmental problems and provide recommendations within their professional field.
2142-28 — Environmental Engineer
Environmental Engineer is responsible for evaluate the environmental impact of construction projects, land use change, and industrial processes design and develop systems and processes to protect the environment from pollution develop environmental regulations develop and implement plans for the safe disposal of hazardous waste advise businesses and government on ways to reduce their environmental impact and promote sustainable practices within their professional field.
2142-26 — Environmental Health officer
Environmental Health officer is responsible for monitoring and enforcing health and hygiene legislation; disease surveillance and control health promotion and control investigates when there's an incident, such as pollution, a noise problem, toxic contamination, pest infestation or an outbreak of food poisoning; advise employers about matters of environmental health within their professional field.
2142-21 — Environmental research scientist
Environmental research scientist is responsible for study and develop policies and plans for the control of factors which may produce pollution, imbalance in or degradation of the environment; monitors and assess the quality of air, water and soil in different regions study the effects of climate change within their professional field.
2142-25 — Paleo-botanist
Paleo-botanist is responsible for examines the fossilized remains of dead plants; provides insight into the evolution of plants life conduct fieldwork to collect fossilized samples from exposed rock formations or drill cores within their professional field.
2142-22 — Park ranger
Park ranger is responsible for responsible for the protection and conservation of woodlands, forests, and conservatories; protects the natural resources, ecosystem, and wildlife within a national park and the people who visit the park; habitat management in the parks and reserves law enforcement conducts research on animal population within their professional field.
2142-27 — Radiation Protection expert
Radiation Protection expert is responsible for use scientific techniques and equipment to measure and monitor radiation, assess risks and ensure the safety of the workplace, the general public and the environment, works within both nuclear and non nuclear industries; develops and implement radiation safety policies and procedures conduct inspections and audits to ensure that radiation sources are properly stored and handled within their professional field.
2142-24 — Taxonomist
Taxonomist is responsible for collect plants, animals, fungi or micro organisms, study them, and group them according to patterns of variation within their professional field.
2142-23 — Water quality analyst
Water quality analyst is responsible for responsible for monitoring and testing the water in our rivers, lakes, streams, and other bodies of water; they look for signs that the water may be contaminated by human or industrial activity, and they also check to see if any pollutants are present that could harm aquatic life within their professional field.