Industrial Hygienist 

Duties and Responsibilities:

Industrial hygienists have to find effective methods to identify, manage, and control risks that have to do with natural disasters, material accidents, and terrorism events. They are vital to government agencies, private response organizations, and local emergency planning committees. They also prevent ill health caused by the work environment. Industrial hygienists should be committed to protecting the health and safety of the people in the workplace and the community.

Average Salary:  $56,904- $101,434

Education:

Students who would like to become an industrial hygienist should take challenging science courses in high school. Students should have an undergraduate degree in one of the sciences or engineering. They have to pass a written examination from the American Board of Industrial Hygiene.

I don't think I would like to become an industrial hygienist because it doesn’t seem really interesting for me and I rather work in a laboratory.