Crossing guard: Crossing guards guide and control the flow of traffic, directing and escorting pedestrians through streets.

Optician: Opticians supplied and sold glasses and contact lenses under a prescription prescribed by an optometrist (optician-optometrist) or an ophthalmologist.

Mayor: Autoridad municipal que preside un ayuntamiento y que ejecuta los acuerdos de esta corporación , sin perjuicio de sus potestades propias , y es además delegado del Gobierno en el orden administrativo .

Doctor: Person who is dedicated to curing or preventing diseases, even if he does not have a doctorate.

Lawyer: Person legally authorized to advise and defend the rights and interests of another person in legal matters and represent them in a lawsuit.

Teacher: Person who teaches or forms, especially one from whom very valuable teachings are received.

Lifeguard: Utensil of an unsinkable material (cork, rubber, etc.) that serves to keep a person afloat, especially the circular one, with a hole in the center, that people place around their bodies.

Chef: Chef of a restaurant or other establishment where meals are served.

Garbage collector: A garbage collector or waste collector is a person employed by the municipal authority or a private company to collect the garbage, and even take it to its reprocessing point.

Electrician: An electrician is a professional who performs installations and repairs related to electricity, especially in machines and lighting.

Repairman: Which serves to repair or restore strength and give breath or vigor.

Painter: Person who is dedicated to artistic painting, especially if he does it professionally.

Emergency medical technician: The main functions of the TES staff are to provide basic health care in crises and emergencies, to provide psychological help to affected people and their families.