Are you skilled with tools and technology? Do you have good problem-solving skills? Then you may want to process a career as a communication technician.

Do you like working with electronic equipment? Do you have good math and communication skills? Have you ever thought about working on equipment used in aircraft? Then you may want to hit the runway in a career as an avionics technician.

Do you notice when something is wrong way before anyone else? Is safety a big deal to you? Do you have great communication skills? Then you may want to construct a career as a non-destructive testing technician.

Do you like to work outdoors? Do you like science and gathering data? Then you may want to assess a career as a cathodic protection technician.

Does working through a problem and finding a solution appeal to you? Are you great with your hands? Can you move large, heavy items? Then you may want to consider dispensing your skills as a vending machine technician.

Does working with precision instruments appeal to you? Can you solve problems and pay attention to details? Do you like being of service to others? Then go out on a limb and investigate a career as a prosthetic and orthotic technician.

Do you like being out in the wilderness? Are you interested in protecting our forests? Do you like teamwork and the idea of using complicated equipment for observing and logging data? Then you may want to log into a career as a forest technician.

Is being precise with instructions one of your strong points? Are you good at math and solving problems? Then you may want to dispense your talents into a career as a pharmacy technician.

Do you like to repair things and keep them running smoothly? Are you good at explaining what's wrong with a piece of machinery? Do you have strong computer skills? Then you may want to work on a career as an office equipment technician.

Do you like computers? Do you have an eye for meticulous work? Are you good at investigating and solving problems? If your answers are "yes," and you also have good people skills, maybe a career as a computer service technician will compute for you.

Are you interested in the energy industry? Do you have a knack for solving technical problems and fixing things? Do you have good math and science skills? Then you may be energized by a career as a fuel cell technician.

Are you good with math, details, and computers? Can you handle people well, even when something's gone wrong? Then you may want to organize your career prospects toward a parts technician.