Transportation and Logistics

Keep skies safe by directing takeoffs, landings, and en route flights from towers and radar rooms.

Airline pilots operate transport aircraft to carry passengers and cargo safely on scheduled routes.

Drive transit or intercity buses, transport passengers safely, and keep to published schedules.

Chauffeurs provide discreet, safe transportation and passenger care for private and corporate clients.

Transport documents, packages, and medical items reliably across cities and regional routes.

Drives a van or small truck to pick up and deliver packages and goods to homes and businesses.

Operate forklifts to move, stack, and transport materials safely across facilities.

Analyze and coordinate the movement of goods, materials, and supplies across organizations.

Deliver mail and packages along assigned routes on foot or by postal vehicle for the USPS.

Deliver laboratory specimens, supplies, and records safely between healthcare facilities.

Pack, load, transport, and place furniture and household goods for residential and commercial customers.

Packers prepare, check, label, and pack products into containers for shipping.

Deliver products, stock store shelves, and sell to business customers on a set route.

Transport students safely to and from school and activities along established routes.

Shipping and receiving clerks track incoming goods, pack outbound orders, and manage inventory records.

Taxi drivers transport passengers safely to their destinations and assist riders with luggage.

Drives a tractor-trailer or heavy truck to move freight between cities, ports, warehouses and stores.

Warehouse supervisors lead daily warehouse shifts, oversee floor safety, and direct associates.

Loads, unloads, sorts, packs and moves goods by hand in warehouses, distribution centers and docks.