Environmental Protection Inspectors monitor the environment and investigate sources of pollution and contamination (excluding laboratory tests) , including those affecting public health. In addition, they work to ensure that environmental violations are prevented. They are responsible for investigating pollution complaints and taking follow-up actions such as issuing warnings to polluters and replies to complainants; collecting evidence and making technical sampling decision on-site; conducting compliance inspections under various legislative requirements; processing applications for environmental permits and licences, in particular, carrying out technical assessment; assisting professional staff in conducting screening and scoping for various designated projects; undertaking pollution surveys and investigations/ inspections and interpreting and presenting results for professional staff; undertaking environmental sampling and analysis; procuring, installing, calibrating, maintaining, operating scientific/ technical/ environmental monitoring equipment; liaising with contractors/ government departments for providing technical goods and services.

Fashion Designers create designs for clothing products, harmonising aesthetic considerations with technical, merchandising and costing requirements. Their duties include studying fashion trends, and identifying target markets for designs; selecting fabrics, colours, materials and production techniques to be used for garments; preparing sketches, diagrams, illustrations, plans, samples and models; preparing samples of garments to sales representatives, and presenting samples at sales meetings; monitoring and overseeing the final production of their designs.