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A person who builds or repairs buildings, roads, and other structures. They often work outdoors and are on their feet for long hours, collaborating as part of a team. They need manual skills to handle tools and materials effectively, and they must be aware of the risk of being injured on the job.

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CONSTRUCTION WORKER

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stavebný/á pracovník/čka

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• A construction worker builds houses.

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A skilled person who constructs, installs, and repairs wooden structures and furniture. They often work indoors in workshops or outdoors on construction sites, which require manual skills to handle tools and materials effectively. They must be patient and detail-oriented. They are frequently a part of a team, and they may also deal with the public when they have custom orders.

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CARPENTER

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stolár/ka / tesár/ka

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A carpenter makes tables.

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A professional who installs and repairs piping systems for water, gas, and sewage. They often deal with the public, answering questions and providing service while using their problem-solving skills to fix complex issues. They work indoors in homes and outdoors on installation sites.

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PLUMBER

(plam'r)

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• inštalatér/ka

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• A plumber fixes leaked pipes and water taps.

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A person who builds and repairs structures using bricks and other masonry materials. They usually work outdoors, on their feet all day, and require manual skills to lay bricks accurately. They often work as part of a team to complete larger projects.

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BRICKLAYER

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• murár/ka

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• A bricklayer builds strong walls and foundations.

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An expert in electrical systems who installs and maintains wiring and lighting. They must work indoors and outdoors, using their technical skills to work with. They often make phone calls to communicate with clients and deal with the public.

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ELECTRICIAN

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elektrikár/ka

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• An electrician fixes electrical problems

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A professional who designs and builds structures, machines, or systems. They often work indoors in offices, using computers to create designs. They must have strong problem-solving skills and may also travel a lot for project inspections and meetings.

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ENGINEER

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• inžinier/ka

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• An engineer designs buildings, bridges and machines.

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A person who shapes metal to create tools and machinery parts. They typically work indoors, often in workshops, and use their manual skills to produce lots of machine components. They must be aware of the risk of having an accident while using heavy machinery.

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METAL WORKER

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• obrábač/ka kovov

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• A metal worker makes tools and parts of the machines from steel.

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A profession which specializes in making bread, pastries, and cakes. They usually work indoors, often in a kitchen. They need to be creative to develop new recipes. They often work long hours, starting early in the morning to provide fresh goods.

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BAKER

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pekár/ka

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• A baker makes fresh bread every morning.

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A person who with clothing. They work indoors in shops and must use their manual skills to create quality clothing. They often deal with the public and must be patient when fitting clothes for clients.

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TAILOR

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• krajčír/ka

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A tailor makes custom dresses or suits.

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A person who repairs cars in garages and often make phone calls to suppliers for parts. They need good problem-solving skills to identify problems and fix them efficiently.

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CAR MECHANIC

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• automechanik/ka

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• A car mechanic fixes engines.