You've been responsible for the safety of aircrew in high-stress environments and are intimately familiar with physiological responses to extreme conditions. You already understand the physics of motion, life support systems, and emergency procedures, making you well-suited to ensure the safety of amusement park rides and attractions.

Your experience in optimizing aircrew performance and mitigating human factors issues translates directly to improving workplace ergonomics. You've analyzed how the human body interacts with equipment and environments to maximize efficiency and prevent injuries, skills highly valued in designing safer and more comfortable workspaces.

You're an expert at planning for and responding to emergencies, especially those involving physiological stressors and complex equipment. You can leverage your experience in coordinating training, managing resources, and making critical decisions under pressure to develop and implement effective emergency response plans for communities or organizations.

You've worked hands-on with life support systems, physiological monitoring devices, and aerospace training equipment. This experience gives you a solid foundation to maintain, repair, and calibrate biomedical equipment in hospitals and research facilities, ensuring their safe and effective operation.