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Environmental adviser
Help firms follow environmental rules, cut pollution and write reports.Typical pay nationally: $40.24 an hour
Environmental engineer
Plan ways to stop pollution and clean up dirty land and water.Typical pay nationally: $43.95 an hour
Cleaner
Clean offices, schools and other buildings, including floors, toilets and bins.Typical pay nationally: $22.42 an hour
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Health and safety officer
Check workplaces for hazards and help prevent accidents and injuries.Typical pay nationally: $42.37 an hour
Warehouse operative
Load, unload and move stock around a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: $22.43 an hour
Research manager
Lead scientists and plan research in a lab or field team.Typical pay nationally: $57.21 an hour
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Retail assistant
Serve customers, work the till and fill shelves in a shop.Typical pay nationally: $19.80 an hour
Order picker
Pick, pack and move stock to fill orders in a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: $19.50 an hour
Customer service adviser
Answer customer calls, emails and chats and sort out problems.Typical pay nationally: $23.63 an hour
Fast food crew member
Take orders, serve food and drinks and take payment at the counter.Typical pay nationally: $21.10 an hour
Environmental monitoring technician
Test air, water and soil samples to monitor pollution.Typical pay nationally: $27.21 an hour
Housekeeper
Clean rooms, make beds and change linen in hotels, hospitals or homes.Typical pay nationally: $22.93 an hour
Refuse collector
Empty bins into a bin lorry on a collection round.Typical pay nationally: $26.66 an hour
Recycling operative
Sort waste and recycling on a line and remove unsafe items.Typical pay nationally: $22.50 an hour
Food QA technician
Test food samples in a lab and check product quality.Typical pay nationally: $23.10 an hour
Woodland officer
Look after woods, plan planting and advise landowners on felling.
Nature conservation officer
Protect land, water and wildlife and plan ways to care for them.
Biology lab technician
Run lab tests on cells, bacteria or samples and record results.Typical pay nationally: $26.50 an hour
Asbestos removal operative
Safely strip out asbestos and other harmful waste from buildings.
Water treatment operator
Run plants that clean drinking water or treat sewage.Typical pay nationally: $37.59 an hour
Forestry worker
Plant trees, clear paths and look after woods and forests.
Gardener
Mow, plant, prune and weed parks, gardens and grounds.Typical pay nationally: $25 an hour
Cleaning supervisor
Lead a team of cleaners and check buildings are spotless.Typical pay nationally: $27.08 an hour
Zoologist
Study wild animals and their habitats and record what you find.
Geologist
Study rocks and soil to plan building, mining or clean-up work.Typical pay nationally: $57.64 an hour
Hydrologist
Study rivers, groundwater and rainfall to manage water resources.Typical pay nationally: $52.64 an hour
Health and safety assistant
Check workplaces for risks, take readings and help with safety training.
Laboratory technician
Run chemical tests on samples in a lab and record results.Typical pay nationally: $25.74 an hour
Security officer
Guard buildings and shops, patrol sites and stop theft.Typical pay nationally: $22.83 an hour
Data entry clerk
Type information into computer systems and check it is correct.Typical pay nationally: $22.50 an hourAbout environmental jobs near you
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