This document provides information on several professions related to water, including divers, lifeguards, hydro engineers, fishermen, plumbers, ship captains, and marine biologists. It outlines the basic duties of each profession and discusses both positive and negative aspects. Positive aspects include exciting work, travel opportunities, job stability, and contributing to public welfare. Negative aspects range from physical dangers and long hours to pressure, difficult clients, and risks of falling overboard or sea sickness. The document also lists some famous people associated with each water-related profession.

1. Professions
related to water
Made by: Anna, Petya G., Michaela, Ivaylo, Gabi,
Bianka, Petya S., Kalina,Stefani

2. Students from Bulgaria:
Anna Petya G. Michaela Gabi
Bianka Petya S. Stefani Ivaylo

3. Menu:
Positive aspects
Basic information about the professions
Famous people
Negative aspects

4. Basic information about the professions
A diver works in
water using
breathing
apparatus;
completes orders;
sometimes do
experiments.
A lifeguard provides
safety services at
pools, beaches, and
other swimming
facilities. Prevents
accidents.
Responds to
emergency
situations.
A Lifeguard A Diver A Hydro engineer A Fisherman
A fisherman works
with a crew to locate
fish, set up fishing
nets and traps and
sort, pack and store
their catches. Cleans
and maintains the
ship.
A hydro Engineer
cares about the
supply, purification
and removal of
domestic water,
irrigation of
agricultural crops
and more.

5. Basic information about the professions
A plumber is a
tradesperson who
specializes in the
installation and
maintenance of
drinking water,
sewage and
drainage in
plumbing systems.
A captain transports
passengers or cargo
across domestic and
foreign waters.
Responsible for the
safety of everyone
and everything
onboard,
supervision of the
crew as well as
overseeing ship
maintenance.
A Ship captain A Plumber A Marine biologist
A marine biologist is
someone who
studies all types of
sea creatures and
examine the
relationship
between marine life
and the
environment.

6. Positive aspects
• Exciting and
interesting;
• Explore parts of
the world that
many don’t see;
• Have a place to
escape from
everyday
technology .
• Making a
difference;
• Learn how to save
lives;
• Stay in shape;
• Become a part of a
team.
Lifeguard Diver Hydro engineer Fisherman
• Sometimes fishing
can be a relaxing
activity.
• Supports wildlife
and fisheries
management;
• Health benefits;
• Boost to the
economy.
• The profession is
of public
importance;
• Planning,
designing and
operating water
engineering
structures .

7. Positive aspects
• Job stability -
everyone will
always need
them;
• Opportunity for
entrepreneurship;
• No more
plumbing bills.
• Meeting new
people;
• The opportunity to
travel and get
paid;
• Internationally
recognized
qualifications.
Ship captain Plumber
Marine
biologist
• Traveling;
• Visiting interesting
places and helping
animals/plants;
• Studying the
wondrous world
of marine life.

8. Negative aspects
• Divers’ work is
really strict and
reliable. It can be
dangerous and
that’s why not
everyone can be
a diver.
• Spending long
hours in the sun;
• Always being
asked for help;
• Not being able to
swim for pleasure.
Lifeguard Diver Hydro engineer Fisherman
• This is a hard job.
You can fall
overboard & deck
injuries.
• Pressure;
• To take the best
technical solution.

9. Negative aspects and risks
• You will usually
work between 37
and 40 hours a
week;
• Long, irregular
hours;
• Clients can be
difficult to handle
• Responsibility for a
lot of people;
• The working
hours;
• The distance;
• Homesickness;
• Sea sickness.
Ship captain Plumber
Marine
biologist
• Physical risks;
• You may be scuba
diving which is a
dangerous work

10. Famous people
Ryan Napoleon Jean-Michel
Cousteau
Charles Proteus
Steinmetz
Ernest Hemingway
Lifeguard Diver Hydroengineer Famous writer/
keen on fishing

11. Famous people
William Adams Grant Wilson
Alexander
Valkanov
Ship captain Plumber Hydrobiologist

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