All of the following are considered "Tactical Athletes" EXCEPT:

Tactical athletes are typically individuals who work in high-stakes environments where physical fitness is essential to effectively perform their roles. This group includes those in law enforcement, firefighting, and military service. Each of these professions often requires rigorous physical conditioning to meet the demands of their roles, which may involve emergency response, crisis situations, or combat scenarios.

In contrast, while construction workers do engage in physically demanding tasks, their work does not usually involve the same type of tactical readiness or preparation for emergency situations as seen in the other professions listed. Tactical athletes are generally characterized by the need for specialized training that focuses on functional strength, endurance, and the ability to respond to unpredictable or dangerous situations, which is not a primary requirement in construction work. Therefore, construction workers are not classified within the tactical athlete category, differentiating them from SWAT teams, firefighters, and military personnel who are trained in combat scenarios, emergency response, and high-pressure decision-making.