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OBJECTIVE:
To comb the United States in search of the dirtiest, smelliest, most disgusting and most unusual occupations ever performed by fellow Americans.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 
Television Host of Discovery Channel’s DIRTY JOBS
Serve as an apprentice to everyday men and women who perform the jobs no one else wants.  Initiated a hands-on way to pay tribute to a nation of unsung heroes, and get more than a few laughs along the way.  Following are the descriptions of my first 100 Dirty Jobs:

 

          SANITATION:

  1. Septic Tank Cleaner
  2. Garbage Collector
  3. Sewer Inspector
  4. Disaster Clean-Up Crewman
  5. Sludge Separator
  6. Road Kill Removal
  7. Sewage Treatment Plant Operator
  8. Storm Drain Worker
  9. Waste Engineer
  10. Skull Cleaner
  11. Malibu Creek Cleanup Worker
  12. Gum Remover
  13. Pigeon Poop Remover 

    FOOD:
  14. Oysterman
  15. Coffee Bean Picker
  16. Micro Algae Farmer
  17. Fish Gutter
  18. Brewery Vat Cleaner
  19. Crab Fisherman
  20. Cheese Maker
  21. Shrimper
  22. Crawfish Catcher
  23. Potato Farmer
  24. Sugar Cane Farmer
  25. Mushroom Grower
  26. Oyster Shucker
  27. Sausage Maker
  28. Mussel Harvester
  29. Taro Farmer 

    ANIMALS: 
  30. Catfish Wrangler
  31. Horse Inseminator
  32. Pest Control Technician
  33. Bat Biologist’s Assistant
  34. Dog Groomer
  35. Horse Ferrier
  36. Marine Mammal Rescue
  37. Zoo Worker
  38. Pig Farmer
  39. Bee Keeper
  40. Chick Sexer
  41. Ostrich Farmer
  42. Avian Vomitologist
  43. Pregnant Cow Examiner
  44. Turkey Farmer
  45. Alligator Farmer
  46. Termite Exterminator
  47. Duck Wrangler
  48. Pig Rancher
  49. Geoduck Worker
  50. Pig Groomer
  51. Monkey Rehabilitation Worker
  52. Hippo Wrangler
  53. Cow Hoof Trimmer
  54. Alpaca Shearer
  55. Shark Wrangler 

    MILITARY:
  56. Air Force Fuel Tank Cleaner
  57. US Army Vehicle Mechanic

    CONSTRUCTION:
  58. Demolition Man
  59. Hot Tar Roofer
  60. House Mover
  61. Cob Home Builder
  62. Chimney Sweeper
  63. Fire Overhaul
  64. Plumber
  65. Concrete Chipper
  66. Parade Float Demolition Worker 

    MANUFACTURING:
  67. Charcoal Maker
  68. Scrap Metal Worker
  69. Underwater Logger
  70. Marble Quarrier
  71. Copper Foundry Worker
  72. Coke Hopper Cleaner
  73. Lithograph Press Worker
  74. Terra Cotta Maker
  75. Candy Factory Worker
  76. Salvage Worker
  77. Rock Quarrier
  78. Coal Miner
  79. Stone Cutter 

    TRANSPORTATION:
  80. Auto Salvage
  81. Tire Recycler
  82. Bio Diesel Fuel Maker
  83. Gandy Dancer
  84. Tire Retreader 

    SPORTS/LEISURE:
  85. Spa Mud Mixer
  86. Baseball Mud Gatherer
  87. Golf Ball Collector/Diver
  88. Surfboard Shaper
  89. Pipe Organ Cleaner
  90. Yacht Builder

    PETROCHEMICAL:
  91. Drilling Mud Worker
  92. Oilfield Roughneck

    SOIL/FERTILIZER:
  93. Worm Poop Rancher
  94. Lava Evaluator

    SHARK WEEK 2006:
  95. Necropsy Technician
  96. Shark Tagger
  97. Chain Metal Suit Tester
  98. Shark Repellant Tester
  99. Shark Spotter
  100. Shark Taxidermy Technician

 

IN CLEANER DAYS:

 

SKILLS: 

Laboring in hot, sweaty, and extremely unsanitary conditions; performing disgusting albeit essential tasks; dealing with incredibly foul smells; developing a strong stomach and a great sense of humor.

REFERENCES:

Available by tuning into DIRTY JOBS on Tuesday nights at 9 PM (ET/PT

IN CLEANER DAYS:

SKILLS: 

Laboring in hot, sweaty, and extremely unsanitary conditions; performing disgusting albeit essential tasks; dealing with incredibly foul smells; developing a strong stomach and a great sense of humor.

REFERENCES:

Available by tuning into DIRTY JOBS on Tuesday nights at 9 PM (ET/PT

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