Driving Role

Professional Drivers: Trained drivers licensed to operate various types of vehicles for personal or business use, often requiring good navigation and client service skills.

Personal Drivers: Private drivers assigned to individuals or families for daily transportation needs.

Delivery Drivers: Responsible for transporting goods, packages, or food items to customers or businesses.

Truck Drivers: Operate heavy trucks or lorries for long-distance or local haulage of goods.

Forklift Operators: Skilled in handling forklifts for loading, unloading, and stacking goods in warehouses or factories.

Construction Workers

Masons: Skilled in laying bricks, stones, and other materials to build walls, paths, and other structures.\

Electricians: Install, maintain, and repair electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Plumbers: Specialize in pipe systems, water supply, and sanitation installations and repairs.

Welders: Use welding tools to fuse metal parts for construction, fabrication, or repair work.

Painters: Prepare and paint surfaces in buildings, structures, and decorative elements.

General Construction Laborers: Assist in various manual tasks on construction sites, including lifting, digging, and assembling.

Tile Setters: Lay tiles on floors, walls, and other surfaces in homes or commercial buildings.

Caregiving And Healthcare Support

Caregivers (Elderly/Disabled): Assist individuals with daily living activities such as bathing, mobility, and companionship.

Healthcare Assistants: Support nurses and doctors in delivering patient care in homes or facilities.

Nursing Assistants: Provide basic medical and personal care under the supervision of licensed healthcare professionals.

Home Health Aides: Deliver medical and non-medical assistance in clients’ homes.

Personal Support Workers (PSWs): Help clients with mobility, hygiene, meal prep, and emotional support.

Cleaners in Hospitals/Clinics: Maintain hygiene and infection control in healthcare environments.

Cleaning And Sanitation

Office Cleaners: Ensure cleanliness and order in office spaces.

Janitors: Perform routine building cleaning and minor maintenance.

Industrial Cleaners: Handle deep cleaning of factories, warehouses, and industrial equipment.

Waste Collectors: Gather and dispose of waste from homes, businesses, or public areas.

Hospitality And Food Service

Waiters / Waitresses: Serve food and beverages in restaurants, cafes, or hotels.

Baristas: Prepare and serve coffee and other beverages in cafes or restaurants.

Bartenders: Mix and serve drinks in bars, lounges, and restaurants.

Chefs / Cooks: Prepare meals according to recipes, menus, or dietary needs.

Kitchen Assistants: Support chefs with food prep and maintaining kitchen cleanliness.

Hotel Housekeepers: Clean and maintain guest rooms and public hotel areas.

Room Attendants: Ensure guest rooms are clean, stocked, and orderly.

Retail And Customer Service

Cashiers: Handle customer transactions and manage registers in stores or supermarkets.

Store Attendants: Assist customers, restock shelves, and manage store cleanliness.

Stock Clerks: Manage inventory, track stock, and restock goods.

Security Guards: Monitor and protect premises, staff, and customers.

Parking Attendants: Oversee parking facilities, guide vehicles, and enforce parking rules.

Manufacturing And Factory Work

Assemblers: Put together components to build products in factories.

Packers: Package goods for shipment or sale.

Machine Operators: Operate and monitor machinery for manufacturing tasks.

Warehouse Workers: Handle receiving, storage, and dispatch of goods.