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Timber worker
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Spray painter
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Chemical worker
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Armed forces
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Animal handler
- Your team should discuss your child’s career hopes early on (age 12 – 14 at latest).
- You should have realistic discussions. Some jobs may make asthma worse e.g. exposure to dust, chemicals or animals.
- Entry to the Armed forces is limited to those with no asthma symptoms for at least 4 years.