An electrician's job involves installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical wiring, fixtures, and systems in buildings. They read blueprints, identify electrical problems, and use various tools to make repairs or replacements while adhering to safety regulations and codes. 

A plumber installs, repairs, and maintains water, gas, and drainage systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. They install fixtures like toilets and sinks, repair leaks and blockages, and ensure systems comply with building codes and safety standards. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Installation:
• Plumbers install new plumbing systems, including pipes, fixtures, and appliances. 
• Repair:
• They fix leaks, blockages, and damage to existing plumbing systems. 
• Maintenance:
• Plumbers perform routine maintenance on water heaters, boilers, and other plumbing equipment. 
• Troubleshooting:
• They diagnose and address issues with plumbing systems, such as leaks, blockages, or faulty fixtures. 
• Compliance:
• Plumbers ensure that plumbing installations and repairs comply with local building codes and safety regulations. 
• Customer Service:
• They communicate with clients, provide explanations, and offer solutions for plumbing issues. 
• Collaboration:
• Plumbers may collaborate with other tradespeople like contractors and electricians during construction or remodeling projects. 

A Pest Control Technician inspects properties for pest infestations, identifies the pests, and implements effective treatments to eliminate or control them. They may use various methods, including chemicals, traps, and baits, while also providing advice on how to prevent future infestations. They also document their findings, treatments, and recommendations. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Inspection and Identification:
• Thoroughly inspecting properties to identify types and extent of pest infestations. 
• Treatment Planning:
• Developing and implementing appropriate treatment plans, considering factors like pest type, severity, and location. 
• Treatment Application:
• Applying pesticides or other treatments using approved methods and equipment. 
• Record Keeping:
• Maintaining accurate records of inspections, treatments, and client communications. 
• Client Communication:
• Communicating with clients about pest problems, treatment options, and preventive measures. 
• Safety Compliance:
• Adhering to safety regulations and guidelines when handling pesticides and other chemicals. 
• Prevention Advice:
• Providing clients with advice on how to prevent future infestations by modifying their environment and habits. 
• Problem-Solving:
• Identifying and resolving challenges related to pest control. 

Skills and Qualities:

• Detail-oriented:
• Pest control work requires attention to detail and following instructions closely to ensure safety and effectiveness. 
• Physical stamina:
• Pest control technicians may need to be on their feet for long periods, work in different weather conditions, and handle tools and equipment. 
• Knowledge of pest species:
• Familiarity with common pests and their habits is crucial for effective treatment. 
• Communication skills:
• Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with clients and team members. 
• Safety awareness:
• Understanding and adhering to safety regulations and procedures related to pesticides. 
• Problem-solving skills:
• Ability to analyze pest problems and develop effective solutions. 

A Pest Control Technician inspects properties for pest infestations, identifies the pests, and implements effective treatments to eliminate or control them. They may use various methods, including chemicals, traps, and baits, while also providing advice on how to prevent future infestations. They also document their findings, treatments, and recommendations. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Inspection and Identification:
• Thoroughly inspecting properties to identify types and extent of pest infestations. 
• Treatment Planning:
• Developing and implementing appropriate treatment plans, considering factors like pest type, severity, and location. 
• Treatment Application:
• Applying pesticides or other treatments using approved methods and equipment. 
• Record Keeping:
• Maintaining accurate records of inspections, treatments, and client communications. 
• Client Communication:
• Communicating with clients about pest problems, treatment options, and preventive measures. 
• Safety Compliance:
• Adhering to safety regulations and guidelines when handling pesticides and other chemicals. 
• Prevention Advice:
• Providing clients with advice on how to prevent future infestations by modifying their environment and habits. 
• Problem-Solving:
• Identifying and resolving challenges related to pest control. 

Skills and Qualities:

• Detail-oriented:
• Pest control work requires attention to detail and following instructions closely to ensure safety and effectiveness. 
• Physical stamina:
• Pest control technicians may need to be on their feet for long periods, work in different weather conditions, and handle tools and equipment. 
• Knowledge of pest species:
• Familiarity with common pests and their habits is crucial for effective treatment. 
• Communication skills:
• Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with clients and team members. 
• Safety awareness:
• Understanding and adhering to safety regulations and procedures related to pesticides. 
• Problem-solving skills:
• Ability to analyze pest problems and develop effective solutions.