- People with an interest in law enforcement can take jobs as security guards. Security guards are hired for commercial and government organizations to protect buildings and properties from vandals, thieves and illegal activity. Security guards can work on mobile patrols around the property to perform security checks of locked doors and fences. The guard can also work in a guard booth checking the identity of drivers to permit them onto the premises. Besides patrolling the grounds, the security guard writes detailed reports about any activities that happened during his shift.
- The airline industry has many jobs for any shift the worker desires. Air traffic is constant throughout the day and night, and the graveyard shift has planes taking off and landing during this time. If a person seeks a job outdoors at the airport, she can become a baggage handler. The baggage handler loads and unloads passengers' luggage, carting the bags into and from the terminal for passengers at their destination.
- People with a desire to be out on the open road can become long-haul drivers. Long-haul drivers transport freight for interstate and intercity commerce. Long-haulers drive during all shifts, although some prefer the graveyard shift because less traffic is on the roads and a business might wish delivery at this time to prevent disruptions during normal operations.
- For a person seeking a little more liveliness during the graveyard shift, he might seek a profession as a door supervisor. Door supervisors, also known as bouncers, maintain the peace at bars and other late-night venues. The door supervisor can check people's credentials for invitation-only affairs, use metal detectors to search for weapons and judges whether people are suitable to enter the building.
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