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Deckhand

Ringa Paparahi

Deckhands may take care of passengers and assist in the operation of vessels such as harbour ferries and charter boats, or cast and haul in nets, lines or pots, and process fish on inshore or deep-sea fishing vessels.

Job opportunities: Good

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Deckhands on inshore fishing vessels usually earn
$48K-$55K per year

Deckhands on deep-sea fishing vessels usually earn
$48K-$90K per year

Fishing Skipper

Kaiurungi Hao Ika

Fishing skippers are responsible for running a fishing boat. Responsibilities range from navigating the vessel and organising the crew to catching and processing fish.

Job opportunities: Average

Training usually required: <2 years

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Inshore fishing skippers usually earn
$48K-$80K per year

Deep-sea fishing skippers usually earn
$130K-$280K per year

Quantity Surveyor

Kairūri Utu Hanga Whare

Quantity surveyors manage finances for constructions, calculate budgets and prepare detailed estimates to ensure budgets are sufficient.

Job opportunities: Good

Training usually required: 2-3 years

Construction and infrastructure

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Quantity surveyors usually earn
$76K-$145K per year

Quantity surveyors can earn
$56K-$184K per year

Landscaper

Kaihoahoa Whakapaipai Whenua

Landscapers design, develop, maintain and remodel gardens and landscapes.

Job opportunities: Average

Construction and infrastructure
Primary industries

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Landscapers in training usually earn
$23 per hour

Experienced landscapers usually earn
$25-$36 per hour

Building Surveyor

Kairūri Whare

Building surveyors inspect plans and building constructions to see if buildings are, or will be, built correctly. They may also issue certificates, write reports and help owners and potential buyers with construction problems and solutions.

Job opportunities: Good

Construction and infrastructure
Social and community services

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Building surveyors usually earn between
$61K-$112K per year

Facilities Manager

Kaiwhakahaere Whakaurunga

Facilities managers co-ordinate the strategic and operational management of buildings and facilities to ensure they are safe, healthy, sustainable, productive and fit-for-purpose.