INDUSTRY:
Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources
These Military agriculture careers specialize in farming, food production, and the management and protection of natural resources.
There are 4 military careers in this industry
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Military Animal Specialists
Animal specialists perform unique duties in connection with operations using animals. They are responsible for the care, welfare, and continuous training of assigned animals to ensure physical condition and behavioral proficiency is maintained. They prepare and maintain administrative reports and health records associated with the animals in their care.
- Median Salary:Not available
- Most Common Education: High school
Military Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialists
EOD specialists detect, locate, render safe, and dispose of explosive threats all over the world. These threats include chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons, as well as improvised explosive devices (IED). These experts perform very challenging work for the cause of protecting other service members and the general public.
- Median Salary:$59,689
- Most Common Education: Less than high school
Military Pest Control Specialists
Pest control specialists use their expertise to protect military members and their families from diseases borne of insects. They conduct assessments and determine what pest management actions are needed to control and prevent infestations in military facilities and the surrounding environment. They interact with other military medical providers and follow environmental compliance guidelines.
- Median Salary:Not available
- Most Common Education: High school
Military Water and Sewage Treatment Plant Operators
Military bases operate their own water treatment plants, which provide drinking water and safely dispose of sewage when public facilities cannot be used. Water and sewage treatment plant operators control processes and equipment that remove pollutants from the water so that it is safe to drink and can be returned safely to natural areas or be reused. Water and sewage treatment plant operators run the equipment, control the processes, and monitor the plants that treat the water.
- Median Salary:$56,609
- Most Common Education: High school