Job Descriptions

Food manufacturing inspectors make sure companies meet hygiene and safety standards, and that products are safe to eat.;

Agricultural inspectors make sure animal welfare regulations are followed in farms and dairies.;

RSPCA inspectors investigate complaints about animal cruelty, and rescue animals and provide medical treatment.;

Tax inspectors make sure the correct amount of tax is paid and investigate cases of fraud.;

Building site inspectors check the quality and safety of construction work.;

Food packaging operatives work on production lines to put food and drink products into containers, cans or packets.;

Chief inspectors manage operational teams in their districts like CID or neighbourhood policing, co-ordinating responses to major incidents.;

Food factory workers make frozen, tinned, baked and dried products.;

Manufacturing systems engineers design and install manufacturing equipment and assembly production lines.;

Meat hygiene inspectors make sure processing plants and slaughterhouses follow safety and hygiene standards during food production.;

Ofsted inspectors visit, inspect and report on the quality of places of education and learning, and children's social care services.;

Food scientists and food technologists develop food and drink products, making sure they are safe to consume.;

Street food traders run their own businesses, serving customers food and drinks from a stall or van.;

Manufacturing supervisors keep production lines running smoothly and manage staff.;

Production managers make sure manufacturing processes run smoothly and cost-effectively, and deliver products on time.;

Car manufacturing workers build motor vehicles by assembling parts on a production line.;

Footwear manufacturing operatives make shoes, boots and sports footwear for all ages.;

Production workers manufacture goods and parts in industries like pharmaceuticals, food and drink, construction and engineering.;