1. A crane
   A well
2. A bathroom
   A kitchen

Pile-driver operators run the pile drivers that are mounted on skids, barges, crawler treads or locomotive cranes. They drive piles for various reasons, often for things like docks.

1. A shopping mall
   A highway
2. A mine
   A patrol car

Geophysicists can work both indoors or outdoors, but the ones working outdoors are studying the various features of the Earth. This will include working inside a mine.

1. Power plant
   Bathroom
2. Restaurant
   Bookstore

Millwrights move, assemble, install or dismantle machinery. Because of that, you can find millwrights in factories, power plants or other industrial settings.

1. Factory
   Fire house
2. Police station
   Day care

Welding is an intense field to go into. They calculate dimensions and look at blueprints to help them join pieces of metal together.

1. Electrical lines
   Football field
2. Oval office
   Bathroom

Line installers and repairers work with the electrical company. They install and repair cables or wires, as well as possibly erecting poles and light or heavy duty transmission towers.

1. Garden
   Railroad
2. Basement
   Factory

Groundskeepers are the people making sure your lawns and gardens are in tip-top shape. They have a vast array of skills, as they have to maintain plants and soil and infestation from bugs.

1. Swimming pool
   Ocean
2. Bathroom
   Basement

There are a wide variety of commercial divers, but the most common is the offshore diver, who works in the oil and gas industry. They work in dangerous situations and are required to have the proper training.

1. Airplane
   Bathroom
2. Gym
   Fire truck

Plumbers tend to repair and install pipes and drainage systems. These are connected to appliances, machines and water fixtures and can be residential or commercial.

1. Kitchen
   Warehouse
2. Boiler Room
   Cave

Most pipefitters learn their trade through a formal apprenticeship program. It's said to be one of the most dangerous jobs in construction.

1. Bus
   Cattle ranch
2. School
   Airplane

A janitor would be the person working to clean the school. Janitors can be found in most types of businesses, as everything needs to be cleaned.

1. Doctor's office
   School
2. Car dealership
   Dentist's office

While they have a special title, a periodontist is a dentist and they specialize in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of periodontal disease. They also deal with the placement of dental implants and the treatment of oral inflammation.

1. Fire truck
   Ambulance
2. Semi truck
   Bicycle

Transportation inspectors are the people who inspect all forms of transportation, especially tractor-trailers and other freight haulers. This is to ensure the safe transport of cargo and goods.

1. Funeral home
   College campus
2. Library
   Hospital lab

Medical laboratory technicians are the people performing tests on bodily fluids, like blood, cells, skin and more. While someone draws your blood to be tested, these technicians are preparing it for that examination.

1. Auto shop
   Barber shop
2. Candy shop
   Shopping mall

If you are experiencing problems with your car, then an auto mechanic is who you would need to take it to. They diagnose problems and help fix the issues.

1. School bus
   Rooftop
2. North Pole
   Restaurant

Society is shifting to more and more solar panels. Because of that, the need for solar photovoltaic installers is on the rise, as they are the ones installing, assembling and maintaining the solar panel system.

1. Outside
   Kitchen
2. Bathroom
   TV station

Masons mainly work outside, as they are building walls, walkways, fences and chimneys. Because of this, jobs are erratic during the colder months.

1. Candy shop
   Business office
2. Shopping mall
   Grocery store

A chief listening officer is a new career that started in 2010, as they are the person monitoring your social platforms and the conversations taking place there. They would be one step above a social media manager.

1. Dentist's office
   Photo studio
2. Hospital
   Doctor's office

A food stylist can be found working in many different areas, as they are the ones putting plates of food together for an amazing magazine cover or your next Instagram photo. They have the cooking skills, but then also the ability to make it all look pretty.

1. Bicycle shop
   Doughnut shop
2. Film studio
   High school

If you ever watch the movie credits, you may have noticed a greensman job. It is an archaic term and can refer to both men and women, but they are the people in charge of arranging and designing the movie set with both real and fake plant materials.

1. School
   College campus
2. Bathroom
   Train track

Signal and track switch repairers work on installing, inspecting, testing, maintaining and repairing the different components on a train track. They keep the equipment up-to-date and working in the railroad system.

1. Subway sandwich shop
   Prison
2. Hospital
   Airplane

One thing is certain about phlebotomists: they aren't afraid of needles! These people specialize in drawing blood from patients, as well as maintaining the equipment used to do it.

1. Classroom
   Office
2. Train
   Motorcycle

The locomotive engineers are actually the people who drive the trains. They are also in charge of manning the rail yard switches.

1. Counseling office
   Hotel
2. Shopping mall
   Clothing store

Housekeepers are put to the task of cleaning up after people. While you can have housekeepers in your home, the majority work on the payroll of hotels and getting rooms clean after guests check out.

1. Spa
   Restaurant
2. Church
   Coffee shop

While the clientele is pampering themselves at a spa, that does not mean the workers are. A massage therapist is working their fingers into all the right muscles to relax their customers.

1. Gas station
   Car wash
2. Kitchen
   Oil refinery

Petroleum pump system operators operate or control petroleum refining or processing units. Alaska is the best-paying state for this job field.

1. School
   Doctor's office
2. Dentist's office
   Pizza place

Delivery drivers can work in any type of field, as they can be anything from drivers for Uber Eats or Amazon to pizza delivery drivers. They either drive company vehicles provided to them or their own vehicles.

1. Indoors and low
   In bed
2. In the basement
   Outdoors and up high

Windtechs are also known as wind turbine technicians. Wind electricity generation is on the rise, which is why this is one of the biggest growing jobs out there.

1. Control room
   Basement
2. Laundry room
   Bathroom

A power plant operator would work in a control room. In that control room, they are responsible for the machinery that generates electricity.

1. A residential home
   A bus stop
2. A doctor's office
   Mechanic shop

There are two types of electricians, as one type works on residential homes and the other type works on offices or businesses. As an electrician, they are working on installing and repairing electrical equipment.

1. A house
   A car
2. A motorcycle
   A ship

Carpenters are the ones putting together structures made from wood and other materials. These structures can be door frames and stairways or even cabinets.

1. Airplane
   Bus
2. School
   Hospital

These are highly-educated professionals who work in hospitals. They work with patients in helping them identifying potential genetic conditions.

1. Ship
   Beach
2. Airport
   Bathroom

Longshore equipment operators get their hands dirty, as they unload containers and crates from ships. They live in port cities, as they go to work when the ships arrive.

1. A police station
   A burning house
2. High school
   College

While we are told to get out of a burning house as soon as possible, firefighters are doing the opposite and running in. They are trained for these situations, so they are allowed to do this.

1. Oil and gas site
   Lab
2. Classroom
   Accounting office

Rotary drill operators are the ones that set up or operate a variety of drills to remove underground oil and gas. They also help remove core samples for testing during oil and gas exploration.

1. Restaurant
   Hospital
2. Gym
   Church

Personal trainers put a lot of sweat and tears into their daily lives and it's not always their own! They are working to help other people stay in shape, while at the same time working to maintain their killer body.