Operate a switching engine or other types of locomotives or dinkeys in a railroad yard, factory, quarry, building site, or similar setting.

Use motorized rowboats. Possibility of aiding in navigational tasks.

Perform inspections, adjustments, repairs, and complete teardowns of motorcycles, scooters, mopeds, dirt bikes, and other comparable two- or three-wheeled motor vehicles.

Fixing and fine-tuning the inboard and outboard motors of boats.

Perform a supply chain analysis or product delivery process analysis to determine where improvements can be made. Possible responsibilities for route managers include billing, computerized billing, and tracking shipments.

Organize the transportation of goods, passengers, and equipment, as well as the dispatch of service staff and vehicles, for routine or emergency maintenance and repair.

Examine and manage the day-to-day operations of a company or organization's logistics department. You will be in charge of the complete product cycle, from initial purchase to distribution, internal allocation, delivery, and final sale.

Hand-pack or hand-package a wide range of items and materials.

Manage and direct the day-to-day operations of personnel operating and assisting with material transport vehicles and equipment.

Mobile cranes, bulldozers, graders, and conveyors used in construction, logging, and mining must be checked out, tweaked, fixed, or replaced.

Use shuttle cars, mine conveyors, and other underground loading and moving equipment to transport coal, ore, and rock. Power shovels and hoisting engines fitted with a cable-drawn scraper or scoop are examples of such machinery.

Check how the goods are being stored, handled, and loaded.

Repair or replace damaged auto glass, such as windshields.

Examine and make necessary adjustments to railroad cars, mine cars, and public transit rail cars.

Transport goods from a warehouse to their final destination using a truck or van with a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 26,001 pounds or less.

Fix bikes and take care of them often.

Carry passengers, including students, seniors, and the disabled. Protect everyone by having everyone follow all safety procedures. Possible to help people get on and off the bus.

To fix a vehicle, you need to focus on only one system or parts, like the brakes, suspension, or radiator.

Fixing up cars, trucks, buses, and whatever else could need fixing. Expert technicians can work on any aspect of the car, but they often focus on fixing gearbox problems.

Perform duties driving industrial vehicles or tractors used to transport goods within a storage facility, manufacturing plant, construction site, or similar setting.

Command vessels on waterways such as rivers, lakes, and bays, or through confined waterways such as estuaries, straits, sounds, and harbors. Requires a Coast Guard license with restrictions on the types of vessels and their gross tonnage that it can be used on.

Facilitate the loading and unloading cargo and freight at airports, railway stations, truck stops, and harbors. Receipt of customer orders, followed by freight and cargo pickup coordination for...

Navigable watercraft such as ships, tugboats, and ferries are under your command or supervision. A valid U.S. Coast Guard license is required.

Operate a bus or motor coach for various purposes such as scheduled service, private tours, and charters. Possible baggage assistance. Possible ticket or fare collection.

Oversee and organize the work of people operating vehicles and other machinery used for transporting goods.

Using engineering principles and technology, design, administer, and coordinate safety programs to identify and address potential hazards in the workplace.

Haul cargo, inventory, and other goods by hand, and do other menial tasks as needed. All unskilled workers are included here.

Collect, calculate, and log financial, accounting, statistical, and other numerical data for use in billing. Generate invoices for payment of services provided or goods delivered.

Avionics technicians work on airplanes and spacecraft to install, examine, test, adjust, and repair avionics systems like radar, radio, navigation, and missile control.

Keep an eye on the locomotive's instruments and keep an eye out for dragging equipment, obstructions on the right-of-way, and warning signals. Track down the yard engineer and inform them of any signals you receive from the yard workers.

To guarantee compliance with Federal safety rules, inspect aircraft, maintenance procedures, air navigational aids, air traffic controllers, and communications equipment.

Carry out automotive diagnostics, adjustments, repairs, or overhauls.

Planning, leading, and coordinating transport operations (or those of transport service providers).

Transport patients, victims, and the recovering to medical facilities. Help with patient lifting.

Plan, direct, or coordinate the actions of businesses involved in the storage and distribution of materials and goods, either inside their own firm or across many businesses.

Refinishing and rustproofing of vehicle bodies and frames.

Maintain a safe environment for civilian and military aircraft to take off and land. Among their responsibilities are liaising with maintenance and air traffic control teams, sending out calls, and using various landing and navigational aids at airfields.

Transport people by driving a car, van, or limo. Sometimes delivers freight or drives hearses.

Carry out the task of operating switches on train tracks. Join or separate pieces of train equipment to create or dismantle trains. Mechanical or visual flagging or hand signals by trained professionals. Possibility of checking hand brakes, air hoses, journal boxes, and couplings.

Aircraft engine and assembly troubleshooting, fine-tuning, repair, and overhaul, including but not limited to hydraulic and pneumatic systems.

Whether at sea, in a harbor, on a lake, on a river, or along the coast, you'll be in charge of

Transport vehicle tires are inspected, fixed, and replaced as needed.

Manage the ground crew that is responsible for the loading and unloading of goods and the staging of the aircraft's luggage and cargo. This information could be used to calculate the aircraft's center of gravity and identify the amount and direction of cargo.

Manage flight activity at and around the airport and the flow of aircraft between different airspace sectors and command centers, following predetermined protocols and standards. Grant permission, set rules and exert authority...

Assemble, fine-tune, and repair mobile electronic communication systems such as sound, sonar, security, navigation, and surveillance systems for vehicles such as trains and ships.

Investigate and evaluate a proposed transportation plan to see if it can be realized. Analyze the operation and application of various transportation modalities. Construct transport simulation models.

A supply chain manager coordinates the production, distribution, and consumption of a company's goods and services from the time a raw material is ordered until the customer receives and uses the final product.

Keep watch and report any potential hazards to the captain, first mate, or pilot; do other duties as required; operate the ship's wheel; and more. To prepare for, execute, and store cargo handling...

Perform tasks related to the setup, testing, inspection, and repair of electric gate crossings, signals, signal equipment, track switches, section lines, and intercommunications systems on a railroad.

Conduct passenger service on a subway or elevated suburban train using electric propulsion or without a dedicated locomotive. The possibility of handling fares.

Maintain and operate the ship's engines, boilers, deck machinery, electrical systems, plumbing, and refrigeration systems, as well as supervise and coordinate the actions of the crew responsible for these systems.

Construct, inspect, and fix automobile radio, stereo, safety, and navigational systems.

You can fly helicopters and other fixed-wing aircraft for charter or other non-regular routes as a pilot. This position calls for a Commercial Pilot's license. Such pilots are also found in the air ambulance and charter industries.

Operate a variety of locomotive types to carry people and cargo, including those powered by electricity, diesel, steam, or gas turbines. To decipher railroad rules and regulations, electronic or manual train signals, and train instructions.

To haul 26,001 pounds or more, your vehicle must be a tractor-trailer or have a gross vehicle weight rating of at least 26,000. (GVW). The need to unload a truck is a possibility. Needs a CDL license or equivalent. This includes tow truck operators as well.

Maintain and operate navigational aids like bridges, canal locks, and lighthouses to provide safe passage for ships on inland waterways, along coastlines, and at potential hazards in waterways. Possibly that such tasks may be overseen. It incorporates those who operate drawbridges,...

Perform flying operations in fixed-wing aircraft, typically in accordance with a company's established route plan, in order to carry a payload of passengers and/or goods. Specific aircraft type FAA certification and rating required...

Monitor and direct the work of assistants, workers, or material movers directly.

Check and document all inventory shipments, including inbound and outbound. Responsibility also includes coordinating the delivery of goods and checking and recording their arrival.

Find out about various shipping options, including costs and transit times. Keep up-to-date on any legislation that may affect the shipping of goods across international borders. Take care of any ancillary services, like storage, that you need.

Manage the actions of a switch engine crew inside a railroad yard, factory, or another facility. Conductors oversee the operations of the train crew, whether they are carrying passengers or cargo. When the yardmaster checks the train timetable, he...

Check the health of RVs and trailers and make any necessary modifications. Technicians in this field can specialize in a variety of areas, including gas, electrical, hydraulic, piping, and chassis/towing systems, all of which they will repair and maintain.

Using or keeping an eye on the instruments of a locomotive or the switches along a railroad route. Possible to pair and uncouple cars to form and separate trains. Keep an eye out for and report any changes to the traffic lights. Couplings, air hoses, and journals are all things that can be inspected.

Track for regular train service or for use in plant yards, quarries, sand and gravel pits, and mines must be laid, repaired, and maintained. Those who operate machines to clean the ballasts are included...

Manage recycling operations for public or private organizations, including pick-up and drop-off locations.

Conduct field research under the direction of a traffic engineer to assess factors such as traffic flow, speed, signal effectiveness, and lighting levels.

Clean and/or wash vehicles, machines, and other equipment. You can use hoses, brushes, sponges, water, and cleaning solutions.

Load and unload chemicals and bulk solids like coal, sand, and grain into or from tank cars, vehicles, or ships using material handling equipment. may also be responsible for a variety of other errands connected to transporting goods.

Do diagnostics, fine-tune, and repair buses and vehicles, or work on diesel engines of any kind. This category includes auto and boat mechanics who specialize in diesel engines.

Manage the launch, tracking, and recovery of spacecraft by operating, installing, adjusting, and maintaining computer/communications systems, consoles, simulators, and other data acquisition, test, and measurement instruments and equipment.

Manage or direct crew members working on ships, boats, barges, or dredgers.

Task: transporting pupils by school bus. Protect everyone by having everyone follow all safety procedures. In some cases, staff members may help students board or disembark.

Refuel planes and other flying machines. Possible tasks include scraping ice from airplanes, restocking drinking water and cooling agents, dumping waste, servicing air and oxygen systems, and washing and waxing the exterior.

Verify that all transportation equipment and tools are up to par by performing routine checks.

Transport customers in an unscheduled manner for a fee, usually determined by a taximeter.