, . t r. . ./ no, Dolt VPC Pi T. ED 033 243 VT 009 586 g, Vocational Eduation and 'Occupations. Manpower Administration (DOL). Washington. D.C. Branch of Occupational Analysis.; Office of Education (DHEW). Washington. D.Q. Dive of Vocational and Technical Education. - , Report No-OE-80061 Pub Date 69 Note -296p. Available from-Superintendent of Documents. U.S. Government Printing Office. Washington. D.C. 20402 (FS5280 80061. $225) EDRS Price MF -$125 HC Not Available from EDRS. Descriptors-Classification. Codification. Educational Planning. *Information Systems. *Instructional Programs. Occupational Information. Occupations. Technical Education. *Vocational.Education A system for identifying. defining, and classifying vocational and technical education instructional programs offered by state and local school systems is outlined. The system consists of two main parts: Part I.Instructional Programs Related to Occupations. summarizes instructional programs and lists corresponding codes. titles. and worker trait groups in the 'Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT). Third Edition.* The instructional programs are included in the 'Standard Terminology forCurriculum and InstructioninLocal and State School Systems." PartII. Occupations Related to Instructional Programs. lists DOT codes. titles. and worker trait groups with corresponding codes and titles in the U.S. Office of Education Classification System for vocational and technical education programs. (CH) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICE OF EDUCATION EDUCATION & WELFARE TO DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE OE- 80061 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND OCCUPATIONS POSITIONSTATEDPERSON DO OR OR NOT ORGANIZATION POLICY. NECESSARILY ORIGINATING IT. REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATION POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION MANPOWER ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT OF LABOR James E. Allen, Jr. Assistant Secretary Roberthnd Commissioner H. Finch, Secretary of Education J. Nicholas Peet, Deputy Assistant andGeorge Manpower P. Shultz, AdministratOr SecretarySecretary for Manpower CONTENTS Foreword Page AcknowledgmentsIntroduction vii ix 2.1. ClassificationThe DICTIONARYOffice of and EducationOF CodeOCCUPATIONAL Classification TITLES System xi HowInstructional To Use This ProgramsBook and Occupations xiii Part II.I. OccupationsInstructionalProgramsOccupations Programs Related Related to toInstructional 199 1 Appendix:Index: TitlesInstructional and Codes: Programs InstructionalCodes and Titles: Programs Vocational-Technical Vocational-Technical 285277 FOREWORD Recent years have evidenced the realization that a strong rela- cooperativethe world ofefforts work. of both Departments in relating education and work.thetionship most generalexists betweenand humanistic the world forms of educationof learning and contribute the world toof The knowledges, skills, and adaptability acquired in even comparing,tion programs and improvingand occupations, the results and willof occupational provide a means education. for evaluating, This document links vocational-technical educa- The aeconomic, thebackground man whosocial,and thatlearns enables atechnological trade him or to other participate progress. occupational more fullyskill inis theacquiring At the same time inplanningpublication various education occupations, has implications facilities for summarizing forin relationdesigning information to curriculum labor marketon contentoccupational needs and life.obligations of citizenship and to lead a more complete and enjoyable counselingmanpower resources of youth andand requirements,adults in making as wellappropriate as for guidancecareer and and ingtion-manpower and extending legislation occupational have educationpointed out opportunities the needThe forVocational to strengthen- all seg- Education Amendments of 1968 and other educa- publicationvocationaloutput with choices. should occupational make possible requirements. more realistic matching of educational By facilitating more efficient planning this mentsliving of the in populationan increasingly to assist technical individuals and complex in preparing society.The joint for education and manpower responsibilities of the Theachieving task ahead a more is effectiveto help youth utilization qualify offor our job human opportunities resources. and Occupational education is one of our major strategies in Departmenttionof Labor of people involveof Health, for many success Education, common in goals.various and Welfare occupations. and the Department One such goal is the prepara- There has been retrainingto provide and the updating means for of workersskills. to keep up with changes through a need for a common occupational language that would aid the Grant Venn Robert J. Brown U.S. Department of AssociateHealth, Education, CommissionerVocational, for Adult, and Library ProgramEOffice of Education and Welfare U.S. Training and Employment Service Deputy Associate Manpower U.S. Department of LaborManpower AdministrationAdministrator ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Adult,of the Vocational,Division of andVocational Library andPrograms, Technical U.S. Education, OfficeThis of publication BureauEducation, of was made possible through the joint efforts Technicalfor Educational Education Statistics. and Dorothy M. Gilford is AssistantLeon CommissionerP. Minear is Director of the Division of Vocational and mentOfficeand Service,the of Branch Education, Manpower of Occupational DivisionAdministration. of Analysis, Vocational U.S and Technical Educa- Emanuel Weinstein of the Training and Employ- Susancontributions Raleigh, were and madeDavid by Newton Arden underNelsen, the James direction E. Kelly.At ofthe Leon U.S. Training and Employment Service, the principal, Chismorethistion, volumesupervised of the from National itsthe preparation.U.S. Center Office for of Educational Education wereStatistics W. Dale Other major contributors to CarlLewis,and A.Career ChiefHeinz, Information.of Chief the Branchof the ofDivision Occupational of Occupational Analysis, Analysisand Norman Huth of the Wisconsin State and members of the Division of Vocational and Technical Education. EmploymentAdministration'sa project Serviceon occupational Officealso made of information, Manpowera significant Research. sponsored contribution by the through Manpower ti vii The Vocational Education Act of 1963 as amended by the Vocational INTRODUCTION In planning educational programs for manpower needs, there manpowerEducationcapabilitiesforpreparation economic policy. Amendments ofsogrowth, athat qualified, of heand 1968 may (2) reflectsbenefit wellthe developmenttrained from,the dual laborparticipate ofemphasis forcethe individual's necessary in,of theand Nation's This policy is designed to facilitate: (1) the are three basic factors to be kept in mind: 1. projectedthe occupational trends indistribution employment ofby theoccupation; labor force, and programsadjust toare changes intended in forthe "personsworld of ofwork. all ages in allThis communities," legislation indicates that vocational-technical education 3.2. mentsthe educationactualfor each work occupation;and performed training and andneeded the byperformance the worker require- for mentbenefittheand and lightthose mustfrom ofcourses besuch actualsuited training." offered Indto theiranticipated under needs, such opportunities interests,programs must and for beabilities gainful"realistic toemploy- in obtainingfully adequate better for data education are constantly planners, being but improved.the techniquesAvailable forlabor force data and job informationsuccessful are not performance now in those occupations. Good becomesdegree.consideredtion include quite professional obviouswithin itsin and planningscope. do not all for, require occupations and gaginga baccalaureate which Thethe legislationeffectivenessare notor highergenerally also provides that vocationalThe challenge - technical to educa-vocational educators and manpower analysts meansworldsound offor data work obtaining about are lacking.the the relationship missing data. of the learning Theforce document to the consists of two main parts: This document will provide a Part I, Instruc- Technicalmanpowerof, the andvocational-technicalEducation occupational has been demands working education of closelythe programseconomy. with intheTo relation Nationalhelp meet to thisthe challenge, the Division of Vocational and Relatedthetional-technicals=nAarizingtional Standard toPrograms Instructional andTerminology codingRelatededucation the Programs. tofor programssubstantiveOccupations, Curriculum which contentand are InstructionPart included of II,defined Occupations inin voca- Part I contains a list vocationalCenterandoutlinestration,U.S. local for aandEducationalschool system Departmenttechnical systems, which Statistics instructionalidentifies,of and Labor, links and in thedefines, withprogramsdrafting programs the and Manpowerofferedthis toclassifies document.a widebyAdminis- State range It theTitles.Localtoand Dictionarycodes workerand Third Stateand trait Edition.titlescodes, School groups oftitles, 21Suttml,l/ vocational-technical inPart the and II Dictionary relatedworkercontains traitto a of codes,listeducation Occupationalgroups which titles, related programs.shows manpowerpotentialneedswillof occupations aidto in measurethose contributionthis concernedcountry. foundmore accuratelyinof withallvocational areaseducational the of educationextent our planningeconomy. of tosuch the forneeds supply manpower and of the This document Educationaland1/ U.S.Instruction Office Records ofin Education,andLocal Reports and StateStandard Series: School Terminology Systems. for Curriculum Handbook VI. State U.S.Titles,Washington,2/ U.S.Government Third Department 1969. Edition, Printing of VolumesLabor, Office, DictionaryI 1965.and II. of Occupational Washington: ix 1. The Office of Education Classification System 3/ Statesinstructional and its programsTerritories offered is essential in public for schools Accuratein the United and comparable information about realistic planning, vocational-technical itemsfor each of informationeducational withinprogram it. area and Thefor codingeach of system is intended to provide a distinct The code numbers appearing at the classified identity guidance,inbyefficient improvedState andcurriculumoperation, decisions local school -development,and making meaningfulsystem. in areas and evaluation suchinstruction. as of such programs Such information can result administration, codesorcationthetion, more left may purposes. storage,related ofbe theused subitemsitemsretrieval, with ofappropriate ofinformation and transmission modifications in Part ofI are in Many of the items are refined to include one information. The identification information about for identifi-the collec- curriculumprovidinglocal school acontent. standardized systems have means long of called analyzing for some variations _methodThe differences in in instructional program offerings among The codes and definitions for the instruc- for withmanytheforsubject-matter someinstructionalstandardboth exceptions,manual terminology andand programs, may machinehave be handbook beenused methods limitedby containslocal of todata and State the codes used in this document, 6-digits10-digit processing.codesbecause for it school systems Although mittingandformtional other basis meaningfulprograms significant for collecting, contained data itemsabout in recording, at enrollments,this the documentlocal, interpreting, graduates,State, should and nationalprovide a uni- and trans- placements, wherewasprograms.useful felt it atisthat thisfelt this time.that level specific of data were needed The interpretation of the code is as follows: In a few cases, 8-digit codes are used specificity would be sufficiently for certain describingStatelevels. education items agenciesof information in identifying, about subject matterThe classification system is intended to assist classifying, and andlocal curric- First 2-digit position: Example: 14 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS subject matter area haveulum activities.been identified and coded as follows: 01 Agricultural Seven major vocational-technical areas 09 Home Economics Second 2-digit position:Example: Third 2-digit position: 14.02 BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS OCCUPATIONS principal segment of subject matterdivision of principal segment. 0704 HealthDistributive Occupations Education Education 1614 OfficeTechnical Occupations Education Example: Fourth 2-digit position:division of principal segment 14.0202 PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 14.020201 REY PUNCH AND CODING EQUIPMENT first-level detail of The selection of the vocational-technical 17 Trade and Industrial Occupations education areas, the following advantages: The standardized terminology presented in Example: OPERATORS this document offers extensiveincludingsystems study andthe Statesubject-matterof record education and report inagencies, them, forms was ofdetermined (2) an extensive review concerned with sub- local school by (1) an . organizational,a sounder basis andfor teachingdescribing practices; and evaluating administrative, ofschoolencesject-matter a wide withsystems, range numerous areas of colleges professionaland persons cocurricular and inuniversities, literature activities, and State education agencies, local andthe (3) U.S. confer- Office . State,a technicalgreater and quantity nationaleducational ofauthorities needs and in policies; significant information to guide local, determining vocational- 1/Theof Education. system described here is contained in Handbook VI, Standard . ofeasier vocational-technical and more reliable education; reporting on the condition and progress broadTerminologySchool spectrum Systems for of Curriculumwhich subject-matter identifies, and Instruction areas classifies, and college,and adult education activitiesin Local and offered Stateand describes a . dataeaseto Stateprocessingin utilizing agencies equipment); local (facilitated administrative by the use of information in reports electronic x programs.in elementary, secondary, junior . another,pupilsgreater who orconsistency fromtransfer a secondary fromin the one kindsschool school of to orinformation a schoolcollege; system accompanying to . programsgreater withincomparability the various of information communities about and States;instructional and . data;more favorable conditions for research and use of research . bygreater local, accuracyState, and in nationalthe summaries offices, of information compiled There are nearly 22,000 occupations defined in the Dictionary of 2. The DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Classification and Code The categories are divided into 84 2-digit divisions, and the TheOccupationalforcation (e.g.,code identifying structurenumbers 201.368) Titles. areand 4/to used classifyinginreflect which by the thejobs various applicantskind are andgiven State level and 6-digit employment jobof workopenings. code performed. servicesnumbers and for Each occupation is incorporated into a classifi- Thesecodedivisions,(201.) arenumber, reflectedof inthe respectively. turn, code in are forthe divided SECRETARYfirst, intosecond, derive 603 and separateas follows:third 3-digitdigits ofgroups.61 the For example, the first three digits purpose,selection,the jobs material, arestatistical grouped product, accordingreporting, service, to and some subject other combination operatingmatter,(1) ofgeneric purposes.51 Thework Ocrlapational field,term, Group Arrangement. In this arrangement FirstSecond digit digit position: position: Category Division2 and(Clerical Related 20 (Stenography,and Occupations) Sales Occupations) Typing, Filing, number.and/or industry, as reflected in the first 3 digits of the code 0) This arrangement groups jobs intoProfessional, nine broad technical, categories: and managerial occupations on the following findings of U.S. Training and EmploymentTheThird fourth, digit Service position:fifth, and sixth digits of the code number are based Group 201. (Secretaries) 4321) Farming,ServiceClerical occupations fishery, and sales forestry, occupations and related occupations research: 1. Everyin relation job requires to Data, the People,worker toand function Things. in some degree 8765 MachinesStructuralBenchworkProcessing trades occupationsworkoccupations occupations occupations 2. beThe arranged relationships in each specific case from to theData, simple People, to theand complexThings canin 4/ / For a detailedxxi-xx of explanation the Introduction of the ofclassification Volume I of thestructure, Dictionary see ofpp.9 Miscellaneous occupations Occuj- 3. People,Itincludea hierarchyis possibleand the Things simplerso tothat, byexpress ones identifyinggenerally, anda job's exclude eachthe relationship highestthesuccessive more appropriate complexto function Data. functions. can 5/ numbersA porting3-digittional to and suffixTitles,identify other code Third manpowerspecific system Edition. programjobs.has been purposes developed requiring for statistical unique code re- Suffix codes have been pub- §./ Definitions of each of theappear in Volume II of the Dictionary in the section titlesworkerfunction to have in aeach significant hierarchy relationship. to which the job requires the categories, divisions, and groups 1967.thistionaryinlished the publication separatebyof theOccupational U.S. volumeinclude Department Suffix Titles,the suffix Codesof Third Labor codes.for Edition, forJobs all Defined releaseddefined in jobinthe February titlesDic- The 9-digit codes accompany the Dictionary, job titles in beginning"Occupational on p. Group 33. Arrangement of Titles and Codes," xi 4. Together, the last three digits of the code number can express ArtBusiness Relations Law and Law Enforcement Things hierarchies are as follows: The worker function relationships withinworker thethe Data,total to function.7/ People,level of and complexity at which the job requires the EducationCraftsCounseling,Clerical andWork Guidance, Training and Social Work MathematicsMerchandisingMedicineManagerialMachine Workand andand Health ScienceSupervisory Work 201 AnalyzingCoordinatingSynthesizing 210 NegotiatingMentoringInstructing 201 Operating-ControllingPrecisionSetting-up Working Farming,EntertainmentEngineeringElemental Fishing, Work and Forestry MusicTransportationPhotographyPersonal Service and Communications 4653 ComparingCopyingComputingCompiling 6453 DivertingSpeaking-SignalingPersuadingSupervising 4653 FeedingManipulatingTendingDriving-Operating -Off bearing Investigating, Inspecting, andTesting Writing 8)7) No significantFor example, the fourth,relationshipa/ fifth, and sixth digits (.368) of the 87 NoServing significantrelationshig/ 87 NoHandling significantrelationshig/ by narrative information under four headings: WorkerWorkThese Performed areasRequirements reflect 114 specific worker trait groups 12f described code for SECRETARY derive as follows: Fourth digit position: DataThe hierarchy.worker function Compiling (3) in the Related Classifications (a list of other worker traitTheTrainingClues narrativegroups for andRelating that methodsinformation Applicants of Entry is followed and Requirements by a section entitled FifthSixth digit digit position: position: TheinThe indicationthe worker People function ofHierarchy. No significantSpeaking-Signaling relation- (6) Profilehavefoundto jobssomething inthat within the indicates workerin that common group.trait the with rangegroup this ofSecretarial group);worker traitsand and a QualificationsRelatedratings Workpertinent (page For Iltample, the job of SECRETARY is traits, and characteristics required of an individual(2) Theto achieveWorker Traits Arrangement. ship (8) in the Things hierarchy. Those abilities, personal onedesignations.263, or volume more industryII), 11/ whichEach designations jobis intitle the definedareato indicate of inwork the theCLERICAL Dictionary Supplementaltype ofWORK. economic is assignedto the classification arrangements are 229 industry i.e.,accordingastion,average worker general 2/ successfultraits.toaptitudes, someeducational combination jobinterests, performance development, of temperaments,required are specific identified worker and vocational trait physical in thecomponents: Dictionaryprepara-demands. In the Worker Traits Arrangement jobs are grouped ofalsoactivity activities. serve with to whichdifferentiate the job isamong usually identical associated. titles in different types The designations 2/22The The broad Worker relationships areas Traits of work.Arrangement of worker Thingsfunctionsof Titles hierarchies withinand Codes the are isDate, explainedorganized People, andinto and defined more fully on pp. 649 10/ DictionaryThe Worker in Trait the sectionGroups aretitled presented "Worker in Traits Volume Arrangement II of the 11/ The numeral 8 signifies thatdigitofand the 650 7 workerrelationshipisin usedAppendix is in not the which Asignificant inData Volume hierarchy IIwithin of insteadthe a particularDictionary. of the digithierarchy. 8 whenever the job requires The 11/ A detailed explanation of industry designationsThetheof Titles indexintroduction andof industryCodes," to Volume beginningdesignations, I of onthe page completeDictionary, 225. industry page xvi.titles and is presented in 9/ General educational developmenttogetherlevela worker's and and specificare there involvement identified is vocational no significant inas thetraining preparation Things relationship time. hierarchy tois Data.at the 0, 1, or 2 pagesectioneachdefinitions, 531.industry titles and may"Industry anbe alphabeticalfound Arrangement In Volume list ofII of Titles,"of occupational the Dictionary beginning titles inon thatin xii assist the State HOW TO USE THIS BOOK "See also" - An item followed by ("See also...") also is vicesBoardinState terms andfor Plans. otherVocationalof educational manpower Education agenciesprograms in incompletingfor describing use by certain jobThis document is intended primarily as a to It is intended also as an aid to State employment ser- vocational educators in market informationsections of the whichdefined,toin the is programareaassignedwith tosome towhich should modificationbe reported.the be cross-reference the onefor thata particular is is most made. pertinent application, The code lationshipsandplanning guidance their between personnel programs. vocational with realistic education information programs and occupations. The document will also provide cuinseling concerning the re- of coded and Example: ofexpediting,concerned14.0701 the officeEXECUTIVE with and forsecretarial facilitating SECRETARYaiding the coordinating, -- functionsexe Programs tive recognizedOccupationaldefinedto codes, vocational-technical vocationaltitles, Titles. and education worker education trait areas groups have instructional beenin Part programs I of this document is a six-column listing Instructional programs offered in the seven the Dictionary of identified, related Administrativerelationship.underistrative his direction Assistant liana and under in a Supervisorycoatidential and (See also 14.0801 Admin- ement Occu ations.) classified,areasistionalIn conceivable addition, in programs vocational and defined.itthat represent should anda student be composites noted will that have of the tosubject programs matter, are general education Generally,to round out the his descriptions training. of the instruc- take courses in other not associated and it aidingandconcerned14.0801 facilitating the ADMINISTRATIVE withexecutive, the functions coordinating, under ASSISTANT ofhis the direction expediting, office-- Programs for withbutlated anyrather particularto oneare orgeneral morelevel levelsdescriptions of education, when data which e.g., are are gatheredsecondary, intended to be re- about them. adult, andreviewingkeepirkg,sonnel,discharge in a confidentialthe makingreports,of budget, his studies,duties and recordsrelationship, other as conducting related control,responsibilities. in toanalyses, house- theper- gramshoulda generic may be beused.viewpoint included classifiedin Trade In cases where a program may be offered by one area For example, although a practical nursing pro- and Industrialin another, education the the code corlt of the latter Health Occupations but from onesee...")"For place definition indicatesis applicable see" that - Aninthe item definition followed which by ("For both programs. The code assigned occurs in definition Educationbyfor means ruch area,of a certainprogram i.e., cross-reference07.0205.would be taken fro,phrases. the In some instances it has been necessary to These are as follows:interrelate programs depends on the area in which it Example:is offered. 01.060101.0701 FORESTS under-- (For AGRICULTURAL definition RESOURCES.)see "See"shouldportinginto -the Anbe such itemitemused. a tofollowedprogram, which cross-referencebythe ("See...") code of the has issecond been absorbed made. item When re- Emphasismatteras01.0601in living whichand isFORESTS experiences communitiesontrees the -- aremultiple A the combinationconcernedof dominant use of with offorestspecies. subject plants and animals forests Example: 01.010301.03 AGRICULTURALFARM MECHANICS MECHANICS--AMECHANICS.) -- (See the combination category undercontains"Included TECHNICAL a as"-general AnEDUCATION. itemdescription followed for by an("Included area as land and resources. This code should be assigned if the which also is listed ...") withofselection,tantto subjectand/or develop operations performingmatter operation,abilities orand processes the activities necessarymaintenance, common involved andfordesigned impor-andassisting inuse of the program is not at the technicalExample: A07.0203 combination MEDICAL of LABORATORYsubject matter ASSISTING -- level. and shop,andagricultural waterequipment, including management, power, structureskindred agricultural and sales agriculturaland andutilities, machineryservices. mechanics soil experiencesroutinepathologists,ofperson medical toclinical workorganizedtechnologists, or under laboratoryphysicians rothe prepare supervisionclinical to aperform procedures) .1.1.010.0.1.010,1111 ASSISTING(Included under as 16.0303 TECHNICAL MEDICAL EDUCATION.) LABORATORY materialssegments. or job descriptions would be welcome. Any supplemental information such as curriculum LABORATORYPATIONS07.0203(For description EDUCATION.)MEDICAL ASSISTING LABORATORY seeunder 07.0203 HEALTH ASSISTING MEDICAL OCCU- -- ofthetechnical occupationsoccupations educators. shownassociated is based with largely the educational on the experiences programs.The list of occupations is not complete but is illustrative of of vocational- ihe :selection shouldofindicatestion"For the see...")description naturebe assignedthat of appearsthe thesee" ifitem content theonly- referredAn program underitem of the followed toTECHNICALis program. includesat the by EDUCATION ("Fora technical This codedescription descrip- and contributesOccupations.one subject matterthe major area, or e.g.critical Distributive competencies In some instances, the same occupation was related to more Such occupations have been listed in the area Education and Office needed to perform which than level. Example: (For16.0302 description ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH see 07.0901 ELECTROENCE-TECHNICIAN- - withshownthe thejob. as educational identified programswith the withoccupation. which they are The occupational titles of supervisors and foremenOffice are of Education codes should be assigned which are associated, e.g., listed TIONSPHALOGRAPHA07.0901 combination EDUCATION.) ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH TECHNICIAN of subject under matter HEALTH TECHNICIAN and OCCUPA- -- experi- Operators.Foreman,natureSupervisor, concernedPrinting Computer Shopwith Operationsistraining listed and withwith 14.0201 Computer However, specific instructional programs of a retraining administrative and17.19 Graphic Arts Occupations; and Console broad areandmaintain,ences inelectronic designeduse andin medical repairequipmentto prepare mechanical,practice. and a personinstruments electrical, to which (Included as operate, Management;supervisoryshould be 17.17 reportedpersonnel Foremanship, when have applicable, been Supervision identified and and In order to conserve space, titles of undefined e.g. 01.0104 Farm Business Managementclassified. Development. related occupa- These The code is a flexible one ranging from the very TECHNICAL16.0302 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHEDUCATION.) TECHNICIAN under Each succeeding level broad sub- orinstancestotions athe defined in educational the where relatedDictionary no relationshipprograms title of Occupational have of been an could have been indicated, the undefined educationalomitted. program toTitles a main that could be related However, in a few areHowever,ofjectit specificity combinationsinmatter the the classificationareas 4-digit may ofto be specialized verygroup considered specific system,may serveprograms to e.g.,programs. be(1) to 17.02subsumed Appliances in the previousRepair;such asorone. those indicated under designate programs which Orthoticsrelatedcode(07.0403). because titles (07.0404); undefinedhave beenProsthetist relatedused, e.g., titles(078.368-026) Orthotist were not to Both Orthotist and Prosthetist have the same assigned(078.368-026) separate to Prosthetics Dictionary beassigninge.g.,(2) used. to14.02 provide a code,Business a themeans Datamost for specific summarizing code data for an Processing Systems Occupations. that is applicable should entire group, In the9-digit codes codes of the in occupationalthe Dictionary titles classification to which system,In some instances no occupations are contained that could be related to the they are attached. in the Dictionary but take matterprograms area being are intendedoffered thatfor theare designationnot The code numbers ending in "99" at the end of identifiable in any of the of any instructional each subject entryofinstructional Occupational of Dictionary programs,Titles, information Third and Edition,therefore, are the columnsPart II of this document provides blank. convertibility from specific intended for the associatedbegrams,subject noted. thematter withtitle segments. it of should the be noted. If possible any specific Dictionary code or specific program beingWhen usingoffered this should code to report pro- indicators of occupations held The occupations which codes designations,handinstructionalDictionary column titlesin programs.and numerical workerand codes traitorder to groupfollowedthe corresponding page by numbers. the The 9-digit codes are listed in the left job titles, industryvocational education The corresponding maybyareisor persons formshownscarce.defined. the withcompleting basis these for groupsprograms are which are not Specific Atprograms the present ffequently time, identifiedinformation by about the establishment of new subject matter classified such programs code 99 rightinstructional hand columns. program code numbers and titles are listed in the This section of the document will assist U.S. Department of Labor the counselor, after assisting him in selecting occupations for Labor,Amendmentsresponsibleunderand State throughthe ofVocationalemployment for1968. the providing State Educationservice public current personnel employmentAct labor of 1963 inmarket security meetingand informationthe theiragencies,Vocational responsibilities to is theEducation Under this legislatioa the U.S. Department of whichthe instructionalhe is potentially programs suited, that would relate use to Part those II occupations.Theto determineworker trait groups can provide clues to instructional isintiveState meetingdeveloped planning and localcurrent at of State vocationalvocational manpower and local educationneeds.education levels agencies programsin terms to andof enable theprogram job more titlescontent effec- and Such labor market information similarquestion.programslocatein this worker thefordocument. workerDictionary requirements trait codes group and and trainingin jobvolume titles and II methodsthatthat listsare of not entry.the listed job in Other jobs in the same worker trait The user interested in such a job should first group will have menttobymeanscodes theshowingservices forinDictionary the improvingthe inDictionary specificcompiling code the numbers vocationalusefulnessof information Occupational and jobeducationof on thosetitles Titles.current data programsused andin by programprojected Statethat relateemploy-planning Part II provides the haveinstructionaljobThose theduties jobs closest andwith prggrams. should relationshipthe same be considered6-digit in terms code first ofas job thein knowledgeidentifyingjob in question and fromemployment. the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, Third ThisEdition. section will be useful to others who utilize data derived For is711.884the listed fabrication only in thisLENS of documentPOLISHER eyeglass as(optical Forlens, relating example: having goods) to thean 711.884-026 instructionalDictionary code Of the eight titles of jobs concerned with andtheareorexample, coursestitleoccupationalrealistic itof that isthe job desirable providecorrespondingcode openings and training totitle and identify instructional opportunities.one for can occupationspertinent readily program. trainingobtain for which the codethere After locating programs aredutiestheprogram. Dictionarylisted concerned in volumewill with reveal IIlens under grindingthat the all worker andeight polishing. traitjobs havegroup similar An examination of the definitions in volume I of All Usingmarkettionalfor BOOKKEEPING-Part survey program II ofmay 14.0104this showMACHINE document current MACHINE OPERATORS thejob OPERATORS useropenings (clerical) would (BILLING, and findI a215.388-010. futurethat BOOKKEEPING, instruc- demand A labor CLOCKS)approachtionalof"Manipulating," entry will programthe and provideuser worker 17.2101 anwill indicationtherequirements arrive INSTRUMENTSneeded at thattraining the are (OTHERtrainingdecision similar. not THAN only andthat WATCHES methodsfor instruc- AND Using this activitiesANDprepare ACCOUNTING) persons either provides toin becomeidentifying the BOOKKEEPING-MACHINE subject jobs matterfor which and OPERATORSaexperiences Thiscompleted document I. to also is useful in guidance and counseling jobsLENS withPOLISHER, Dictionary but for code the 711.884. other lens grinding and polishing tunities.shoulddeterminingvocational consider educationthe invocational preparing program education himselfhas prepared forcourses meaningful a personthat a orjobperson in oppor- In developing a sound vocational plan for a counselee,

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Part I. Instructional Programs Related to Occupations 01.00AGRICULTURE 00 00 orlearning units of experiences subject matter concerned which withare organizedpreparation for for carryingAgriculture on is comprised of the group of related-courses programsleadership are training significant and supervisedintegral activities occupational which experienceFuture aid agri- Farmers of America (FFA) Chapters and related subjects.in occupations requiring knowledge and skills in agricultural The functions of agricultural production, agricultural or upgrading andcultural total educationgeneral educational in making contributionsdevelopment of to pupils. the guidance The supplies,(processing), agricultural ornamental mechanization, horticulture, agricultural forestry, agriculturalproducts Futureculture.permeate Farmers every of aspect America of andthe relatedinstructional leadership program training in agri- The foundation upon which the FFA is built includes instructionforresources, or improve designedand theirthe servicesto competencies provide related opportunities in thereto,agricultural forare pupils emphasizedoccupations. to prepare in the service,leadership thrift, and character scholarship, development, improved sportsmanship,agriculture, organized cooperation, theseAn agricultural functions. occupation may include one or any combination of oftreatmentrecreation, Future Farmers of citizenship, the ofaims America.)1/ and and purposes patriotism. of FFA see Official Manual (For a more detailed Agriculturerationale tosubject-matter the selection area: of the items for placementThe Adin Hocthe Committee for Agriculture applied the following 1) the items were determined by2) consensus the items of could the committeebe defined to in be brief appropriate form using to agriculture;only salient Virginia:PreparedI/ Official by the Manual Future of FarmersFuture FarmersSupply Service,of America, Alexandria, 1968, p. 11. a Bulletin consideredAgriculturedescriptive to were elements;be mostidentifiable commonly and 3) bytheused titles, various in Agriculture. which items the classified ad hoc committee under 3 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 01.01 Code AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title economicinvolvedconcernedSubject matterusein with theof theandfacilities,planning principleslearning related land,activities and to and whichthe water,processes are 421.181-010180.168-034180.168-026180.118-010 MIGRANTFARMER,GROUPFIELD LEADERMANLEADER GENERAL (any (agric.)(agric.) ind.)(agric.) 411245239 Manag.Crop.,Contr. Wk. AnimalNegot. Farm.,& Rel. &Wk. Rel. Wk. ranches,experiencesproductionmachinery,ties include and of chemicals, in other plant classroomand agriculturallyoutand finance, of animalinstruction school, products.and relatedincluding labor and laboratory inestab- farms,the Activi- 429.131-010421.884-010421.883-010 FARMCARETAKER,FARM FOREMAN HAND, FARMGENERAL(agric.) (agric.) (agric.) I 299322444 Super.ManipulatingDriving-Operating Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 01.0101 PlannedANIMALlishments. SCIENCElearning experiences which are concerned 153.288-026 HORSE TRAINER (amuse. & rec.) 351 ries,with theprinciples, study and and operations practices dealing involved with in theo- pro- 411.181-014411.181-010 FARMER, DAIRY (agric.) 411 AnimalCrop., Training Animal Farm., & Rel. Wk.9 1 andotheranimalsducing as uses. 16.0202 and(breeding, animal DAIRY productsfeeding, TECHNOLOGY forcare, undereconomic and housing) and (Included as 16.0201 ANIMAL SCIENCE TECHNICAL 411.885-010411.884-014411.884-010 MILKING-MACHINEFARMFARMHERDSMAN, HAND, HARD, DAIRYDAIRY DAIRY OPERATOR (agric.)(agric.) (agric.) (agric.) II I 322411 Manipulating EDUCATION.) 412.884-014412.181-022412.181-018412.181-014 FARMPOULTRYMAN,POULTRY HAND, BREEDER POULTRY NEATEGG (agric.) (agric.)(agric.) 411322411447 ManipulatingTendingCrop., Animal Farm.,9 & Rel. Wk. 9 413.138-010413.131-010412.387-014 CAMPSTOCK-RANCHLABORER, TENDER HATCHERY (agric.)FOREMAN (agric.) (agric.) 305299360 Super.Handling Wk. (Farm.,9 Mfg. etc.) 9 413.181-014413.181-010 GOATCATTLE KEEPER RANCHER (agric.) (agric.) 411411 Crop., Animal Farm.,TT & Rel. Wk. " 413.181-022413.181-018 HORSEHERDSMAN, BREEDER SWINE (agric.) (agric.) 411 TV T1 419.131-010413.884-030413.884-018413.181-026 RANCHSHEEPFARM HANDRANCHERHAND, (agric.) LIVESTOCK (agric.) (agric.) 322411 Manipulating It TV 419.181-014419.181-010 BEEKEEPERANIMALBARN BOSS BREEDER (any(any ind.)(agric.)ind.) 411299 Crop.,Super. AnimalWk. (Farm., Farm., &9 &Rel. Rel. Wk.) Wk. ., 4 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Occupational Title (Vol. I) Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 01.0102 withPlannedPLANT theSCIENCE learning study and experiences operations which dealing are withconcerned 180.168-030 MANAGER, PRODUCTION, SEED CORN (agric.) 245 Manag. Wk. andprinciples production and ofpractices agricultural involved plants. in the culture (Included 130.168-042180.168-038 SUPERINTENDENT,SUPERINTENDENT (agric.,PRODUCTION can. ( agric.&preserv.) 245 11 EDUCATION)as 16.0204 PLANT SCIENCE under TECHNICAL 401.137-010180.168-018 DETASSELING-CREWFIELD SUPERVISOR, SUPERVISOR SEED PRODUCTION(agric.) 299245 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) -t 402.883-010402.181-010401.884-010401.181-010401.138-010 FARMCOTTONFARMER,AREA FOREMANHAND, GROWER CASH COTTONGRAIN (agric.)(agric.) (agric.) (agric.)(agric.) II 444411322305 ManipulatingDriving-OperatingCrop.,Crop., Animal Animal Farm., Farm., & &Rel. Rel. Wk. Wk. '1 403.886-010403.883-010403.181-010403.137-010 VEGETABLESEEDFARMROW BOSS,CUTTERHAND, GROWER THINNING VEGETABLE(agric.) (agric.) (agric.) (agric.) I 444411356299 Feeding-OffbearingDriving-OperatingCrop.,Super. AnimalWk. (Farm., Farm., Mfg. & Rel. etc.) Wk. 404.131-010404.137-010 GROVEFRUIT-FARM FOREMAN FOREMAN (agric.) (agric ) 299 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 11 404.181-010404.181-018404.181-014 GRAPEBERRYORCHARDIST GROWER (agric.)(agric.) 411411 Crop., Animal Farm., 1& Rel. Wk. "1 1! 11 404.883-018404.883-022404.883-014404.883-010 FRUIT-HARVESTERFARMCRANBERRY HAND, FRUITCITRUSPICKER, OPERATOR (agric.) FRUIT MACHINE (agric.)(agric.) I (agric.) I 444 Driving-Operating 404.887-018404.883-026405.131-010404.887-010 DRUGFARMSHAKING-MACHINE GROWERHAND, BERRYFRUIT(agric.) OPERATOR(agric.) (agric.) II 411360444 HandlingCrop., Animal Farm., & Bel Wk. 405.131-018405.181-014405.181-022 PEANUTHOPHAY GROWERFARMER FARMER (agric.) (agric.) 411 11 11 .1 .1 'V 5 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 01.0102 Code PLANT SCIENCE-Continued Instructional program 405.181-026 Code SUGARCANE PLANTER (agric.)Occupational Title (Vol. I) 411Page r Crop., Animal Farm., & Rel. Wk. Title 405.887-014405.887-010405.885-010405.181-030 FARMPEANUT-PICKERTOBACCO HAND, GROWER TOBACCOHOPS OPERATOR (agric.)(agric.) (agric.) (agric.) 360447411360 TendingHandling II WI 405.887-022405.887-018 HARVESTHARVEST HAIM, HAND, BROOMCORN PEANUT (agric.) (agric.) 360 71VI 406.181-018406.181-014405.887-026 MUSHROOMSEED'HARVEST GROWER GROWERHAND, (agric.) SUGARCANE(agric.) (agric.) 411360 Crop., Animal Farm., 19& Rel. Wk. VI 1 465.887-018429.885-010409.137-010 LABORER,PICKING-CREW SEEDORCHARD FOREMANCORN FUMIGATION (agric.) (agric.) (agric.) 447360299 HandlingTendingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 01.010401.0103 FARM(See BUSINESSMECHANICS 019. categoryMANAGEMENT 01.03 AGRICULTURAL MECHANICS) marketingwithfarmtion,Planned farm inputs, financing,andresource learning maintenance. performance analysis, resourceactivities records, accounting,acquisition, which contracts,are produc- concernedpurchasing, farm The results of these 409.181-010409.168-010180.168-022 MANAGER,FARMER,GENERAL FARMTENANTMANAGER, (agric.) (agric.) FARM (agric.;whole. tr.) 411245 Manag.Crop., Wk. Animal Farm., & Rel. Wk. 01,0199 AGRICULTURALoperation.decisionslearning activitiesinvolved PRODUCTION, in are managing OTHERapplied a tofarm formulating or ranch 01.02 AGRICULTURALfiableinInclude agricultural above. here SUPPLIES/SERVICES other production subject notmatter listed and orexperiences classi- (Specify.) marketing,providingwithSubjecttion preparing phase matter consumableconsulting of studentsandagriculture, learning suppliesand for other occupationsexperiencesincluding used services. in theprocessing, involvedconcerned produc- i 096.128-014049.384-010180.168-014 ARTIFICIAL-BREEDINGCOUNTYBIOLOGICAL AGRICULTURAL AID (agric.) AGENTDISTRIBUTOR (gov.ser.) 413245337 Manag.Voc.Tech. Ed. Wk.,Wk. Sci. & Rel. Wk. 469.158-010421.384-010187.168-018 HARVESTAGRICULTURALDIRECTOR, CONTRACTOR AGRICULTURAL AID (agric.)(agric.) LABORCAMP(agric.) (profess. & kin.) 484413245 Tech.Purch. Wk., & SalesSci. &Wk. Rel. Fields Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 01.0201 relatedTheAGRICULTURAL study products of aCHEMICALS variety which areof chemicals,associated drugs,with the and 389.138-010 i EXTERMINATOR SUPERVISOR (bus. ser.) 461 Super. Wk. (Ser. & Rel. malchemicalsuallyproduction and included plant usedof animalsdiseases tofor prevent, study and and areplant tocontrol, variouscontrol products. or typespests. cure ofani- Us- 465.137-014465.781-010465.381-010465.137-010 ' SCOUT (agric.)SPRAYWEEDBLIGHT-CONTROL FOREMANINSPECTOR (agric.) (agric.)FOREMAN (agric.) 319312299299 CraftsPrecisionSuper. & Wk.Rel. Wk. (Farm., Wk. Mfg.it etc.) It ft 01.0202 TheFEEDS study of the business of processing and dis- 465.884-010262.358-014 FUMIGATOR,SALESMAN, ORCHARDGRAIN-AND-FEED (agric.) PRODUCTS 488322 Demon.Manipulating & Sales Wk. tributing feeds and feedstuffs. 469.168521.885-302520.886-026520.885-122 -010 FEED-MIXERFEEDPROCESSOR,CONTRACTOR, MIXER HELPER(grain GRAINFIELD (grain& (grain HAULINGfeed) && feed)(agric.)feed)(whole. tr.) 447356447245 TendingFeeding-OffbearingMan. Wk. 529.138-026521.886-026 SUPERINTENDENT,CUSTOM -FEED- MILL GRAIN - OPERATOR ELEVATOR HELPER(corn(grain prod.;& feed) grain & feed 305356 Super.Feeding-Offbearing Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 01.0203 TheandSEEDS study distributing of the business seeds. of producing, processing 040.381-014 SEED ANALYST (profess. & kin.)mill; malt liquors) 418 Mat. Analysis & Rel. Wk. 01.0204 elementsanalysis,TheFERTILIZERS study known sale,of (PLANT the to and principles beFOOD) applicationnecessary concerned for of plantchemical with growth. the 01.0299 whichAGRICULTURALemphasizedInclude are herenot in SUPPLIES/SERVICES, listed otheragricultural subjectabove. supplies/servicesmatter OTHER and experiences (Specify.) 282.358-010073.381-010 SALESMAN,LABORATORY VETERINARIAN TECHNICIAN, SUPPLIESVETERINARY(whole(medical tr.) ser.) 488418 Mat.Demon. Analysis & Sales & Rel.Wk. Wk. 356.874-046356.381-010404.884-014 VETERINARY-HOSPITALHORSESHOERTREE PRUNER (any (agric.)ind.) ATTENDANT(medical ser.) 511312322 AnimalCraftsManipulating &Care Rel. Wk. 7 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 01.0299 Code AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER-Continued Instructional program 412.687-014412.387-010412.887-018 Code POULTRY DEBEAKERTECHNICIAN (agric.) (agric.) OccupationalI Title (Vol. I) Page271360 Inspect.Handling & Stock Check. Title 412.88t412.687-010 .022 POULTRYCHICKCHICKEN GRADER VACCINATORSEXER (agric.) (agric.) (agric.) 322282 ManipulatingSort., Inspect., & Rel.11 Wk. 1 11 11 467.384-014467.138-010429.228-010 ARTIFICIAL-BREEDINGWOOLPOULTRYMAN, SHEARER, TECHNICALCONTRACT TECHNICIAN (agric.)ADVISER(agric.) 413305337 Tech.Super.Voc. Ed. Wk.,Wk. (Farm.,Sci. & Rel.Mfg., Fields etc.) 467.384-010 ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATOR (agric.)(agric.) 413 1 11 it 467.384-022467.384-018 POULTRYBLOOD TESTER, INSEMINATOR FOWLS (agric.)(agric.) 413 VI V It 't 01.03 assistingdesignedAAGRICULTURAL combination towith develop MECHANICS ofand/or subject abilities performing matter necessary andthe activitiescommon for and waterequipment,agriculturaltheimportant management, selection, structuresoperations power, andoperation, agriculturalagricultural andor processesutilities, maintenance, machinerymechanics concerned soil and and and with use of 01.0301 AAGRICULTURAL designedshop,combination including to POWERdevelopof subjectkindred AND in MACHINERY pupils mattersales theandand abilitiesservices.experiences to 277.251-010 SERVICE SALESMAN, MILKING 486 Sales & Ser. Wk. power--engines,principlestenance,(1) recognize repair,of selection, electricity, and and identify safety operation, and inthe agriculturalhydraulics fundamental service andmain- 424.883-010424.132.-010409.883-010404.885-010 HEAVY-EQUIPMENTFARM-EQUIPMENTHOP-PICKING-MACHINEWINNOWING-MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR OPERATOR OPERATOR (agric.)(agric.) (agric0100c.MACHINES (ret. tr.) 444299447 Driving-OperatingSuper.Tending Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) operate,(2)under16.010202 plan, andTECHNICAL install, repairAGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.) farmservice, machinery. MACHINERY assemble, (SeeAND adjust, EQUIPMENTalso 620.281-094424.886-010 TRACTORCHOPPER MECHANICOPERATOR, (any STATIONARY ind.) (agric.) 312356 Feeding-OffbearingCraftsDriving-Operating & Rel. Wk. 624.381-018624.381-014620.884-050 TRACTOR-INSPECTORFARM MACHINERY MECHANIC AND TESTER SET-UPHELPER (agric. MAN(any (whole ind.)equip.)tr.) 312)312322 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 8 624.381-010624.281-014624.281-010 FARM-EQUIPMENTFARMFARM- - EQUIPMENTEQUIPMENT- MECHANICMECHANICMECHANIC III (agric.) (agricAPPRENTICE (agric.) 312312 U.S. OFFICE Cr EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 01.0301 Code AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY-Continued Instructional program 624.781-018 Code ASSEMBLY REPAIRMAN (agric. equip. Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 01.0302 AGRICULTURAL STRUCTURES AND CONVENIENCES 624.884-010 GREASER (agric.) 322319 ManipulatingPrecision Wk. AGRICULTURALstructuresdevelopingLearningfor, and activities constructandtheSTRUCTURES conveniences.ability designedand ANDto maintain plan,CONVENIENCES to selectassist agricultural materialspupilsunder in (See also 16.010203 01.0303 ASOILTECHNICAL combination MANAGEMENT EDUCATION.) of subject matter and practical resultconditioning;soils;skillsexperiences indeterminingconcerned efficient designed and withcultural croppingagricultural tosurveying develop practices systems andknowledgeproduction. andclassifyingthat fertilizer; willand 01.0304 experiencesAWATER combination MANAGEMENT designed of subject to develop matter knowledgeand practical and 422.181-010422.137-010 ZANJEROIRRIGATOR, (agric.) HEAD.(agric.) 411299 Super.Crop., Wk. Animal (Farm., Farm., Mfg. & etc.)Rel. Wk. properout,erosiontion,skills constructing, soil-water-plantdrainage, concernedcontrol systems,water withusing, conservation,surveying,relationships. andand maintainingwith planning,maintaining runoff, irriga- layingand 422.887-018422.887-014422.884-010 IRRIGATOR,IRRIGATORIRRIGATOR, (agric.) SPRINKLING VALVE PIPE SYSTEM (agric.)(agric.) 360322 HandlingManipulating 01.0305 skills,PlannedAGRICULTURAL abilities,learning MECHANICS experiences and judgmentsSKILLS designed necessary to develop to 422.887-022 IRRIGATOR, STANDPIPE (agric.) 360 It 01.0306 AGRICULTURALlisharcselect, andhome acetyleneuse, farm CONSTRUCTIONand shops. maintainwelders, AND handand MAINTENANCE toand plan power and , estab- especiallytenanceA indesignedcombination the ofplanning, tosmall,farm developof and subject custom-builtlayout, other skills matter agriculturalfabrication, and devices. andabilities experiences equipment,and necessarymain- 9 U.S. OFF/CE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 01.0307 Code AAGRICULTURAL combination ELECTRIFICATIONof subject matter and experiences Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title makeralequipmentgaindesigned effectiveestablishments. the knowledge onto farms,useprovide of and ranches,electricity opportunities understanding and andother forelectrical necessary agricultu-pupils toto Included for study are the 01.0399 AGRICULTURALthereto.tionprinciplesRIFICATION of equipment, of TECHNOLOGY MECHANICS,electricity, and safety underOTHER maintenance TECHNICALfactors related andEDUCATION.) opera- (See also 16.010201 AGRICULTURAL ELECT- 01.04 AGRICULTURALwhichexperiencesInclude are herenot emphasized PRODUCTS listedother organizedabove. (PROCESSING,in agricultural subject INSPECTION mattermechanics andAND (Specify.) MARKETING)concernedperiencesA scientificcombination withdesigned principles, ofagricultural subject to teach andmatter competenciesinformation,management and learning decisions inprocesses the ex- 040.381-010168.287-014 APIARYLABORATORY INSPECTOR TECHNICIAN, (gov. ser.)ARTI-FICIAL BREEDING (agric.) 420418 Mat.Apprais. Analysis & Investigat. & Rel. Wk. Wk. andpoultry,groupsfoodsfood vegetables; andofand and food non-foodbeverages. eggs; products(4) (2)technologycereal dairy include grains; products; occupations. (1) and meat, (5)(3) fish,otherfruits The non-food products The 01.0401 FOODproducts.mayinclude bePRODUCTS providedcotton, tobacco,in any or and all . groups of these Instruction andA iencescombination operations concerned ofinvolved subject with thein matter thescientific preparation and learning principles of exper 073.181-010073.281-010 VETERINARYVETERINARY LIVESTOCK VIRUS-SERUM 7NSPECTOR INSPECTOR(gov. ser.) 418 Mat. Analysis1 & Rel. Wk. 11 1 1 EDUCATION.)FOODagriculturalfoodincluding PROCESSING and its home products nutritive TECHNOLOGYand institutional for value. sale under and TECHNICAL preparationconsumption, of (Included as 16.020 162.158-082162.158-054 FIELD-CONTACTBUYER, LIVESTOCK NAN (ret. (dairy tr.; prod.)tr.)slaught.(gov. ser.) & meat pack; whole 484 Purch. & Sales Wk. 162.158-062162.158-026 BUYER, MAPLEAGRICULTURAL SIRUP (food PRODUCE prep.,(whole. tr.) 484 71 10 168.284-014162.168-010 VETERINARYBUYER, GRAIN MEAT (grain INSPECTOR & feed) (gov.N.E.C.)ser.) 420245 Manag.Apprais. Wk. & Investigat. Wk. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIWARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 01.0401 Code FOOD PRODUCTS-Continued Instructional program 168.287-082 Code POULTRY GRADER (gov. ser.) Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 403.687-01013:;.168-034168.287-086 CARROTMANAGER,POULTRY GRADER-INSPECTOR FOODINSPECTOR, PROCESSING LAY (agric.) (gov.PLANT ser.(can. & preserv.) 282245420 Manag.Apprais. Wk & Investigat. Wk. 412.168-010412.137-010404.687-010 MANAGER,EGG-ROOMWATERMELON HATCHERY FOREMAN INSPECTOR (agric.)(agric.) (agric.) 245299282 Super.Sort., Pk Inspect., & Rel. Wk. (Farm., Mfg_ etc.) 466.887-010413.684-010520.381-010 HONEYLIVESTOCKBRAND GRADER-AND-BLENDER INSPECTOR CARETAKER, (gov. YARD-OR-INser.) (foodTRANSIT (any and.) 360282 312 HandlingManag_CraftsSort., Wk. &Inspect., Rel. Wk. & Rel Wk 521.885-122521.138-010 EGG-BREAKING-MACHINERICE MILLER (grain & feed)OPERATORprep.,(slaught. n.e.c.) & meat pack.) 447305 TendingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg etc.) 522.782-042521.885-186521.885-170521.885-134 SMOKERGRINDERGRADERFEED GRINDER MAN(slaught. OPERATOR (agric.) (grain &(cereal) meat & feed) pack.) 435447447 Operating-Controlling 522.884-014522.884-010522.885-062 HONEYPICKLERNEUTRALIZER PROCESSOR (can. MAN & (foodpreserv.)(corn prep.,prod.)n.e.c.) 447322322 TendingManipulating 523.782-050523.137-010 MAPLE-SIRUPPREPARATION MAKER FOREMAN (food (canprep., &n.e.c.)preserv.) 435299 Operating-ControllingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg etc.) 525.387-010525.381-010523.885-070 GRADER,BUTCHER,DEHYDRATOR MEAT ALL-ROUND MAN(slaught (can. (slaught. && meatpreserv.) &meat pack.) 447271312 TendingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 529.387-022529.138-030 FRUITSUPERVISOR, - BUYING SPECIALTY GRADER (can FOOD & PRO-DUCTSpack.) (slaught. & meat pack.) 305 Super.Inspect. Wk. & Stock Check. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 529.687-054529.687-018 SORTER,EGG CANDLER AGRICULTURAL (any ind.) PRODUCE preserv.) 282271 Sort.,Inspect. Inspect., & Stock & Check.Rel. Wk. whole.(agric.; tr.) can. & preserv.; 11 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 01.040102 science,experiencesADAIRY combination PRODUCTS and concerneddecisions of subject withassociated matter information, and with practical milk processes, and 469.381379.887222.687 MILKDAIRY SAMPLERRECEIVER TESTER (gov. (dairy(agric.) ser.) prod.) 418360282 Mat.HandlingSort., Analysis Inspect., & Rel. & Rel.Wk. Wk. butterproductsTECHNOLOGY and derived cheese.under fromTECHNICAL milk, EDUCATION.)e.g., cream, ice cream, (Included as 16.0202 DAIRY 529.381523.885522.782 CHEESEMAKERBATCHCOTTAGE-CHEESE FREEZER (dairy MAKER prod.)(dairy prod.) (dairy prod.) 447435312 CraftsTendingOperating-Controlling & Rel Wk. 529.782529.387 GRADERDAIRY-PROCESSING-EQUIPMENTCHEESEMAKERBUTTERMAKER (dairy HELPER(dairyprod.) (dairyprod.) prod.) 435271 Operating-ControllingInspect. & Stock Check. OPERATOR (dairy prod.) 435 It 11 529.782 FREEZER MAN (dairy prod.) I 01.0402 ANONFOOD combination PRODUCTS of subject matter and experiences 529.886162.168-014 BUYER,DAIRY HELPER TOBACCO (dairy prod.) (whole. tr.) 484356 Purch.Feeding-Offbearing & Sales Wk. ofandatedciples,concerned grains wool, with processes andasnonfoodwith welloilseeds. the asproductsand information, the marketing industrial such asfunctionsscientific ,nonfood associ- tobaccoprin-uses 523.782-062469.387-010413.687-010261.358-010 SALESMAN,TOBACCOCOTTONWOOL-FLEECE CLASSER CURERRAW GRADERWOOL (agric.) (agric.; (whole. (agric.) ) tr.) 435271282488 Sort.,Demon.Operating-ControllingInspect. Inspect.,& Sales & Stock Wk. & Check.Rel. Wk. 01.0499 whichAGRICULTURALproductspracticalInclude are herenotprocessing, experiences PRODUCTS, classifiableother organized inspection, OTHERemphasized or listedsubject andin above. agriculturalmarketingmatter and 01.05 OrganizedORNAMENTAL(Specify.) subject HORTICULTURE matter and(PRODUCTION, practicalMARKETING, PROCESSING,experiences AND SERVICES) managingingInstructionpallyconcerned important for ornamental ornamentalwith emphasized to the establishing, horticultureculture or knowledgeesthetic of plants maintaining,enterprises. purposes. used princi- and and understand- 01.0501 ARBORICULTUREOrganized subject matter and practical experiences 407.138-014 TREE-TRIMMING FOREMAN (light, 305 I Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 12 plantsvolvedconcerned usedin the withfor culture decorationthe principles and maintenanceand shadeand practices purpose. of woody in- heat, & power; tel. & tel.) U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 01.0501 Code ARBORICULTURE-Continued Instructional program 409.181-014 Code TREE SURGEON (agric.) Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page411 Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Crop., Animal Farm., & Rel Wk. Title 01.0502 whichFLORICULTUREOrgainzed are concerned subject with matter principles and practical and practices experiences 406.181-010409.884-014 FLOWERTREE-SURGEON GROWER HELPER(agric.) (agric.) j 411322 ManipulatingCrop., Animal Farm., & Rel. Wk. 01.0503 ornamentalflowersinvolved and inpurposes. thefield arrangement or greenhouse of such production flowers offor whichglasspracticesOrganizedGREENHOUSE are and concerned ininvolvedsubject OPERATION other matterwithartificialin ANDproducing the andMANAGEMENT principles practicalenvironments. plants andunderexperiences 01.0504 OrganizedLANDSCAPING subject matter and practical experiences 11 11 11 beautificationwhichtainingtices areinvolved turf, concerned ofplants, in home locating, with groundsshrubs, the planting, principles andor devicesother and and for main- the areas prac- 407.884-010407.181-010 GROUNDSLANDSCAPE KEEPER GARDENER (any (agric.)ind.) 322411 Manipulating 01.0505 OrganizedNURSERYof human OPERATIONhabitation subject matterAND and MANAGEMENT recreation. and practical experiences 406.168-010 NURSERYMAN (agric.) 245 Manag. Wk. whichplantingplants, are and/orconcernedor propagating trees with for thethem. the production purpose of of trans- turf, 406.887-030406.887-026406.887-022406.884-010 NURSERYMOSSGROUNDMANLABORER, HANDLER WORKER NURSERY(agric.) (agric.) (agric.) (agric.) 360360322 HandlingManipulating 01.0506 TURF MANAGEMENT 406.887-010 BAGGER-AND-BURLAP MAN (agric.) 360 .1 recreationalmaintainingwhichticesOrganized are involved concerned subject grassedpurposes. in establishing,matterareaswith the forand principles ornamentalpractical managing andexperiencesand/or and prac- 407.138-010407.117-010 SUPERINTENDANT,GREENSKEEPER (any GREENS ind.) (amuse. I rec.)& 305299 super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 9 9 9 13 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 01.0599 experiencesIncludeORNAMENTAL here HORTICULTURE,emphasized other organized in OTHERornamental subject horticulture matter and 01.06 AGRICULTURALwhich RESOURCES are not listed(CONSERVATION, above.AND SERVICES) (Specify.) UTILIZATION, improvementprocessesA ingcombination experiences involved of ofnatural subjectconcerned in theresources matterconservation with andthesuch plannedprinciples and/or as air, learn- and 180.168-010 AIRPLANE PILOT-CONSERVATION OFFICER (gov. ser.) 245 Manag. Wk. landslishment,tionforforests, economic alsofor soil,recreationalmanagement,emphasizes and water, recreational such andfish,purposes. operationfactors plants, ofand forest wildlife purposes. as the estab- Instruc- 01.0601 A concernedFORESTScombination with of forestssubject asmatter living and communities experiences of 441.137-010441.128-010 SUPPRESSION-CREWJUMPMASTER (gov. LEADERser.) (gov. ser.) 299335 Indust. Training plantsforestinant andspecies. lands animals and resources.in which trees Emphasis is on the multiple are the dom- use of 441.384-010441.168-014441.168-010 FORESTFIRE WARDENLOOKOUT AID (gov. (forestry) (gov. ser.) ser.) 413416 Investigat.,Super. Wk. (Farm., Protect., Mfg. & etc.)Rel Wk. '1 AI 01.0602 RECREATION 441.887-010441.687-010 FOREST-FIREFIRE PATROLMAN FIGHTER (gov. (gov. ser.) ser.) 360282 HandlingSort.,Tech. Wk.,Inspect., Sci. && Rel.Rel. FieldsWk. ofThe land, study including of recreation emphasis as of the principles one of the multiple use of 379.168-018169.168-070 FISHPARK ANDRANGER GAME (gov. WARDEN ser.) (gov. ser.) 416 Investigat., Protect., & Rel Wk. .1 it established,examplesconservation. of recreationmaintained activitiesand managed;'such which Included in instruction are can be as fish- 407.887-022407.887-010407.868-010 PARKCAMP-GROUNDPARK WORKER CARETAKER (gov. CARETAKER (gov. ser.) ser.)(gov. ser.) 360360427 HandlingProtect. & Rel. Wk. *I 01.0603 SOILstudy.ing, picnicking, hunting, camping, and native 432.868-010 HUNTING AND FISHING GUIDE (amuse.& rec.) 505 Accommodating 1,1k. soilprinciplesgainingexperiencesA combination stability knowledge and designed ofandpractices subject andproductivity, tounderstanding provideinvolvedmatter opportunitiesandincluding in concerningpracticalmaintaining the for the 040.081-074 SOIL CONSERVATIONIST (profess.kin.) & 466 Scient. Research 14 ofexhaustionprevention toxic salts. of of plant erosion, nutrients, pollution, and thewaterlogging, accumulation U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 01.0604 A WILDLIFEstudy of (INCLUDINGthe principles GAME andFARMS practices AND HUNTING AREAS) involved 451.181-010 GAMEKEEPER (hunt. & trap.) 411 01.060s WATERlifein the such preservation as game, fowl, and/or and improvement fish. of wild- 451.781-018451.781-014 TRAPPERPREDATORY-ANIMAL (hunt. & trap.) HUNTER (hunt trap.)& 319319 PrecisionCrop., Animal Wk. Farm., & Rel. Wk. mentation,periencesA ticescombination such concerned other as of prevention pollution,subject with ,:mtermatter of soil conservationand erosion, practical sedi- seepage, and evapora- prac- ex- 168.287-034 INDUSTRIAL -WASTE INSPECTOR (gov.ser.) 420 Apprais. & Investigat. Wk. dustrial,waterdevelopment,tion, supplies flood and control; recreational conservation,for agricultural, aquatic and weed domestic, control: purposes. management of in-and the 01.0606 effectsofTheAIR agricultural study of ofpollution air activities pollution, on plants including and animals. on pollution, and the the effects 01.0607 andconcernedAFISH combination management (INCLUDING with oftheof FARMS subject fishpropagation, ANDin matterpublicHATCHERIES) rearing, andand activitiesprivate stocking 436.181-014436.181-010041.168 -010 FISHALLIGATOR FARMERCULTURIST FARMER (fish.) (fish.) (fish.) 411375 Engr.,Crop., Sci., Animal & Tech.Farm., Coord. & Rel. Wk. waters. 436.884-022436.181-018436.887-010 -FARMHATCHERYFROG GROWER MANLABORER (fish.)(fish.) (fish.) 360411322411 ManipulatingHandling .7 01.0608 practicesTheimprovementRANGE study involvedof theof naturaltheories, in the range preservation principles, lands. and/or and 15 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATI OVAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 01.0699 occupationalwhichexperiencesOTHERInclude AGRICULTURALare herenot emphasizedareas listedother inRESOURCES organized above,this in agriculturalcategory. including subject emergingmatterresources and (Specify.) 01.07 concernedAFORESTRY combination (PRODUCTION,with ofthe subject multiple PROCESSING, matter useMARKETING, ofand MANAGEMENT,forest experiences AND lands SERVICES) 01.0701 FORESTSprotection.and (Forresources, definition including see 01.0601 their managementFORESTS under and 01.0702 AAGRICULTURAL designedFORESTcombination PROTECTION to RESOURCES.) provideof subject knowledge, matter andunderstanding, activities 01.0703 Study,LOGGINGtheand forestjudgment including(HARVESTING and concerning their observation AND control. TRANSPORTING)the behaviorand practical of enemies ex- of 162.158-058 BUYER, LOG (whole.Ar.) 484 I Purch. & Sales Wk. periences concerned with the initial collective 183.168-030162.158-078 LOGGINGFIELD MAN CONTRACTOR (forestry) (logging) 484245 I Manag. Wk. WItt ,t it it andactivitiesdesirable in terms involveduses of notof theinterferingin harvestingforest. with trees other as a crop 449.287-014449.287-010449.168-010 LOGGING-OPERATIONSCRUISERCHIEF CRUISER (forestry; (forestry; INSPECTOR logging) logging) 420245 Apprais. & Investigat. Wk. tt tt 449.887-010 SEED -CONE PICKER (forestry) (forestry; logging) 360 I Handling 01.0704 ofOrganizedWOODforest.concerned production, UTILIZATION subject with selection, the matter many andwoodgrading, practical products and marketingactivitiesof the Emphasis in instruction is on the study wood,conversionoftreated forest wallboard, wood materialto consumer products.plactics, (wood) goods, andfor preservative-e.g.,multiple paper, uses ply- in 01.0705 16 AGRICULTURALRECREATION(For definition RESOURCES. see 01.0602 RECREATION under U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 01.0706 Code OrganizedSPECIAL PRODUCTS subject matter concerned with the pro- Instructional program 162.158-086 Code FIELD MAN, CHRISTMAS TREES Occupational Title (Vol. I) 484Page Purch. & Sales Wk. Title varietyproduets.maplestatesduction syrup, ofand/or and products nuts,marketing manufactured Christmasutilized of special fromintrees, their such products, and naturalproducts. other e.g., Consideration is given to the great 442.168-010442.137-010442.138-010 MANAGER,WOODS BOSSRIDER DISTRICT (forestry) (turp. (forestry) & rosin) (whole. tr.) 305245299 Manag.Super. Wk. 'Wk. (Faro., Mfg. etc.) 01.0799 activitiesFORESTRY,listedInclude above. here OTHERemphasized other organized in forestry subject which matter are not and (Specify.) 01.99 experiencesIncludeAGRICULTURE, here emphasized otherOTHER organized in agriculture subject matterwhich areand 356.874-010356.138-014 ANIMAL KEEPER,CARETAKER HEAD (agric. (amuse. & medical& rec. 461511 Super.Animal Wk. Care (Ser. & Rel.) notcategories. listed or-classifiable in one of the above (Specify.) 356.874-030356.874-026356.874-014 GENERALDOG-POUNDANIMAL KEEPER HELPER, ATTENDANT (amuse. LABORATORY (agric.) & rec.) (drugprep.ser.) & rel. prod.) 511 1 429.887-014419.884-010186.874-038 GRUBBERANIMALKENNELMAN CARETAKER(agric.; (agric.) const.)(agric.) 360322511 HandlingManipulating It

17 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 04.00 00 00 of subject matter and learning experiences relatedDistributive to the Education includes various combinations The Ad Hoc Committee for Distributive Education applied services,performance including of activities their appropriatethat direct utilization,the flow of goodsfrom theand wereplacementthe determinedfollowing in the rationaleby Distributive consensus to theof Education theselection committee area of theto theitems appropriate for 1) the items producertransporting,selling, to and the such storing,consumer sales promoting,-or supporting user. financing, functions marketingas buying, research These activities include educationto Distributive legislation; Education 2) thein termsitems ofcould recent be definedvocational in and management. Distributive education is comprised of programs of werebrief3) the identifiableform various using itemsonly by titles salientclassified which descriptive underthe ad Distributive hocelements; committee andEducation tomarketing.occupational enter, or instructionprogress or inimprove the field competencies of distribution in, distributive and These programs are designed to prepare individuals considered to be most appropriate to Distributive. OpportunitiesEducation. to develop leadership, social and skillsoccupations. and understanding related to marketing, merchandising, Emphasis is on the development of attitudes, theofcivic workDistributive awareness, in distribution Educationand increased and Clubs marketing understanding of America, are provided theof theyouth through world postsecondary,andto management.meet the requirements and adult education for gainful levels employment and is structuredand entrepre- Instruction is offered at the secondary, organizationintegral part for of distributive the instructional education program, pupils. pupils engage in As an neurshiptions are at foundspecified in such occupational areas of economiclevels. activity as retail and Distributive occupa- organizedactivitiesin selected activitiesthat aspects extend underof their distribution appropriate interests, and supervision,skills, marketing. and knowledgesare Such wholesalecommunications.service trades,trade, finance,manufacturing, insurance, transportation, real estate, utilities, services andand referred to as cocurricular activities. 19 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Worker Trait Groups (Vol.v II) 04.01 relatedOrganizedADVERTISING to subjectplanning, SERVICES matter development, and learning placement, experiences and 050.088-034 MARKET-RESEARCH ANALYST& kin.) (profess. I Page294 Soc. Sci., Psych., & Rel. Research Title suchdisplays,creationemployeesevaluation enterprises merchandisingand and tasks sales management as performed advertisingpromotion aids, personnel by andactivities distributiveagencies, mass in mediademand utilivingdisplay in 142.031-010141.168-010141.081-010132.088-010 PRODUCTIONADVERTISINGCOPY WRITER MANAGER,LAY (profess. -OUT ADVERTISINGMAN(profess. & kin.) & kin.) 245524232 Manag.Art.Creative Wk.Wk. Writing productionhouses, retail industries. and wholesale establishments, and 164.068-010162.158-066 ADVERTISINGBUYER,MANAGER, TIME DISPLAY ASSISTANTAND SPACE (ret.kin.) (profess.(bus. tr.) ser.) & 482484228 Purch. & romot.Salesecor. Wk. && Pub.Art Wk. 164.118-010164.118-014164.068-014 DIRECTOR,MANAGER,DIRECT-MAIL ADVERTISINGADVERTISING SPECIALIST pub.) (any(print. (any ind.) ind.) & 237237482 drain. II II It 164.168-010164.118-018 MANAGER,ACCOUNT ADVERTISINGEXECUTIVE (profess. AGENCYkin.)ser.) (bus. & 245237 i anag. Wk. 165.068-022164.168-014 PUBLIC-RELATIONSDIRECTOR, MERCHANDISING MAN AND(profess.(paper DISPLAYSSPECIALTIES goods) & DEPARTMENT 482245 Promot. & Pub. 11 It 165.068-014165.068-010 PUBLICDEALER-CONTACT PROGRAM SUPERVISORMAN (profess.kin.) (tel. II& 482 _249.368-022252.358-034165.068 -026 SALESMAN,COUNTERSALES-SERVICE CLERK TRADING (print. MAN STAMPS &(profess. kin.)tel.) & pub.)(bus. & 488258482 Demon.&Info. .,Sales Wk. Dispens.,& Rel. 253.358-010252.358-010 LEASEMANSALESMAN, (bus. RADIO ser.) ANDTIMEser.) TELEVISION (radio & tv broad.) 488 IIIt IIII II ItII 258.2587014258.258-010 SALESMAN, ARTSIGNS (bus. AND ser.)DISPLAYS(signs) 488488 It II11 11It II11 20 258.358-018258.358-010 SALESMAN, SIGNSADVERTISING (whole.pub.) (print. tr.) & 488 ItIt It It11 Ittt U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES - Continued Instructional program 298.381-010298.081-010 Code DECORATORDISPLAY MAN(any (ret. Ind.) tr.) I Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page 234232 Artis.Art. Wk. Rester., Decor.,& Rel. Title 299.887-022299.138-026298.884-010 ADVERTISING-DISPLAYSAMPLE DISTRIBUTOR ROTATOR(bus.VISORCREW(bus. SUPER-ser.)(bus. ser.) ser.) 360243322 ManipulatingSuper. Wk. (Clerical & Rel.) 970.081-010353.368-010 SIGNATTENDANT, WRITER, TRAVELING HAND (any ind.)DISPLAY ind.) (any 232258 HandlingArtInfo. Wk. Gather.,Dispens.,&Rel. 04.02 relatedOrganizedAPPARELtion, andtoAND subject the sales-supportingACCESSORIES variety matter of andsales, taskslearning fashion performed experiences coordina- by 263.258.010223.687-018185.158-010 FASHIONSALESPERSON,SAMPLE COORDINATORGIRL (hosiery) ORTHOPEDIC (ret. SHOEStr.) (mut 488484282 Purch.Sort.,Demon. & Inspect.,&Rel.Sales & Sales Wk. Wk. Wk. ment.retailingengageddistributive related and in wholesale sellingarticles employees clothingestablishments for and personal managementof all wear primarilykinds, personneland includ-adorn- in 263.358-026263.358-022263.358-018 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, FOOTWEAR MEN'S AND (whole. BOYS'ING (whole. tr.)CLOTH- tr.) 488 II II II II 263.358-034263.358-030 SALESPERSON,SALESMAN, WOMEN'SUNIFORMS CORESETS AND (ret.tr.;APPARELwhole. (ret.GIRLS' tr.) (whole.tr.) tr.) 488 263.358-046263.358-042263.358-038 SALESPERSON, FURSMEN'SFASHION (ret. FURNISHINGS ACCESSORIES(ret. tr.) tr.) 488488 263.458-014263.458-010263.358-050 SATESPERSON,SALESPERSON,SALESPERSON, MEN'SINFANTS' SHOES ANDREN'S (ret. AND(ret.BOYS' WEAR CHILD-tr.) tr.) (ret. tr.) 488 263.458.022263.458-018 SALESPERSON,SALESPERSON, MILLINERY WOMEN'SCLOTHING (ret.GARMENTS(ret. tr.; tr.)(ret. whole. tr.;whole. tr.) tr.) 488488 276.358-042264.358-010 SALESMAN, TEXTILELEATHER DESIGNSGOODStr.) (whole. (whole. 488 It 21 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES-Continued Instructional program 281.358-034 Code SALESMAN, SHOE LEATHER AND FIND-Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page 488 Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Demon. & Sales Wk. Title 283.358,010 SALESMAN, JEWELRY ANDINGS OPTICAL (whole. tr.) 11 I/ 299.887-030299.387-010283.358-014 FUR-STORAGESALESPERSON,STOCK GIRL, CLERK JEWELRYWOMEN'S (ret. GOODS (ret. APPARELtr.)(ret. (whole.tr.) tr.) tr.) 360271488 HandlingInspect. & Stock Check.tt n 04.03 relatedOrganizedAUTOMOTIVEing tasks to subject theperformed variety matter by of distributive andsales learning and sales-support- employeesexperiences and 185.168-050163.158-010 MANAGER,SPARE-PARTS PARTS FIELD (ret. REPRESENTATIVE tr.;(whole. whole. tr.) 484245 Manag.Purch. Wk. & Sales Wk. managementequipment.ining,service selling storing establishments personnel automotive or caring in parts, retail,ofengaged cars accessories wholesale,andin selling,trucks, andand andrent- 187.168-154187.168-142185.168-066 MANAGER,MANAGER,SERVICE VEHICLE STORAGEMANAGER LEASING GARAGE(auto.ser.)tr.) AND(auto.ser.) 245245 191.168-018187.288-010 SERVICE -REPRESENTATIVE MANAGEMENTRENTAL SPECIALIST (auto.(auto. (auto. mfg.) ser.) 416383 Investigat.,Indust. Engr. Protect.,&Rel. & Rel. Wk. Wk. 280.358-018280.358-014 SALESMAN, AUTOMOBILEmfg.) PARTS(ret. (whole.tr.) 488 Demon. & Sales Wk. 11 tt n 11 280.358-026 SALESMAN, HOUSE TRAILERStr.) (ret. 488 11 n tt 280.358-034 SALESMAN, MOTOR VEHICLES AND 488 11 11 11 tt 280.458-010 SALESPERSON, AUTOMOBILEIESSUPPLIES ACCESSOR-(ret. (whole. tr.; whole. tr.) tr.) 488 n tt If 11 299.287-010296.368-010289.358-046 APPRAISER,CARSALESPERSON, LOCATOR AUTOMOBILE (ret. PARTS tr.) (ret.whole. (ret. tr.; tr.) 420265488 Apprais.Facil., Ser.,& Investigat. & Exped. Wk. 11 11 11 919.368-010915.878-014915.137-010620.281-022 DISPATCHER,PARKING-LOTCARAUTOMOBILE-REPAIR-SERVICE WASH SUPERVISOR ATTENDANTCAR RENTAL MAN(auto. (auto (auto. SALES- ser.)ser.) ser.) 265507299312 Facil.,Misc.Super.Crafts Per. Ser.,&Wk.(Farm.,Mfg.,etc.) Rel.Ser.(Food & Wk.Exped. Ser.&Rel.) 22 919.478-010 CAR-RENTAL CLERK (auto.ser.) ser.) 501 Customer Ser. Wk., n.e.c. Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 04.04 relatedOrganizedFINANCE toAND subjectthe CREDIT tasks matter performed and learning by distributive experiences 162.158-018 BROKER -AND MARKET OPERATOR,GRAIN (finan. inst.; whole. 484 Purch. 6 Sales Wk. engagedemployees in anddeposit management banking personnel and related in institutionservices, 162.158-022 BROKER'S FLOOR REPRESENTATIVE(finan.tr.) inst.) 484 II It II II alliedcommodities,extending with creditthe or exchange consumer in the of formcredit securities of andloans, collections. and services 186.168-018186.168-010186.118-026 MANAGER,FOREIGN-EXCHANGEBANK CASHIER FINANCIAL (banking) TRAILERINSTITUTION(banking; (banking) finan. inst.) 245237 Manag.Admin. Wk. 186.168-050 RESERVE OFFICER (banking) 245 II II 186.168-058191.268-010186.168-054 CREDITSUPERVISOR,SECURITIES ANALYST TRAPER CREDIT (banking) (banking) UNIONinst.) (finan. 416245245 Investigat., Protect.,&Rel.II Wk. 251.258-010249.368-086249.368-066219.368-010 NEW-ACCOUNTSBROKERAGESALESMAN,SAFE - DEPOSIT CTERK SECURITIES TELLER CLERK(finan. (banking) (banking) (finan. inst.)II 488258 Demon.Info. &Gather.,Dispens.,& Sales Wk. Rel. II 252.358-018252.258-010 SALESMAN, FINANCIAL SERVICESERVICE(banking;inst.) (bus. finan. inst.) 488 nII II II II 04.05 FLORISTRY 252.358-022 SALESMAN, INVESTMENTCOUNSELING ser.)AND TAX SERVICE (bus. ser.) 488 II II II VI relatedOrganized to subject a variety matter of salesand learning and sales-supporting experiences 260.458-010142.081-050 FLORALSALESPERSON, DESIGNER FLOWERS (ret. tr.)(ret. tr.) 488232 Demon.Art Wk. & Sales Wk. It II plants,ments,establishmentsmanagementtasks cutperformedand flowers,personnelrelated engaged by itemsgrowing distributivein in retail forselling plants, ornamental and employeesfloral wholesaleartificial use.arrange- and 289.358-010 SALESMAN, FLORIST SUPPLIES(whole. tr.) 488 II It 04.06 relatedOrganizedFOOD DISTRIBUTION to subjecta variety matter of sales and learningand sales-support- experiences 162.158-074162.158-014 COMMISSIONBROKER (ret. MAN, tr.; LIVESTOCK whole. tr.)(whole. 484484 Purch. St Sales Wk. II III II II anding tasksmanagement performed personnel by distributive in establishments employees prima- 185.168-010 COMMISSARY MAN (any ind.)tr.) 245 Manag. Wk. II rilyandline engagedconsumption, of food in sellingproducts or selling food at wholesale. fora general home preparation or commodity 211.468-014185.168-034 MANAGER,CASHIER, DOUGHNUT COURTESY SHOP BOOTH tr.)(whole. (ret. tr.) 269245 Cash.(Theater, Rest. StR Rel.) 23 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY CV' OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code FOOD DISTRIBUTION-Continued Instructional program 223.487-010 Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 04.06 261.158-010261.258-010 SALESMAN,COMMISSIONCHECKER, BAKERYLIVESTOCK MAN, PRODUCTSAGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS(whole.prod.) (bake. tr.)(whole. tr.) 488484271 Purch.Inspect.Demon. & Sales & SalesStock Wk. Wk.Check. 290.877-010290.468-010262.358-010 GROCERYMAN,SALESMAN, FOOD JOURNEYMAN PRODUCTStr.) (ret. (whole. tr.) 501488 Customer Ser. Wk., n.e.c. 11 II 292.358-010292.138-010291.858-022291.158-010 ROUTEPEDDLERBUYERSALESMAN-DRIVERSALESPERSON, SUPERVISOR(ret. (ret. tr.; tr.)FOOD (anywhole.(any I(ret. ind.)Ind.) tr.) tr.) I 488493484243503 Misc.Super.SellingPurch.Demon. Customer &Wk. &&Sales Rel.Sales(Clerical Serv. Wk. Wk. Wk. & Rel.) 299.587-010299.468-010299.138-014292.887-010 BAKERYDEPARTMENTCASHIER-CHECKERSALESMAN-DRIVER GIRL HEAD,(ret. SUPERMARKET(ret.tr.)tr.) HELPER(ret.tr.) (any ind.) 282269243360 HandlingCash.Super. (Theater, Wk. (Clerical Rest. && Rel.)Rel.) 04.07 FOODOrganized SERVICES subject matter and learning experience 920.887-022185.168-038 MANAGER,BAGGER (ret.FOOD CONCESSIONtr.) (hotel & 245360 Manag.HandlingSort.,Inspect.,& Wk. Rel. Wk. personnelperformedrelated to inby the establishmentsdistributive sales and sales-supportingemployees serving preparedand management tasks foods 187.168-106187.168-162 MANAGER, CATERING (hotelrest.) & rest.) 245 ttIt It11 orand at drinks a place for designated consumption by onthe their customer. own premises 216.488-022187.168-126 MANAGER,FOODMANAGER, CHECKER LIQUOR RESTAURANT (hotel ESTABLISHMENT &OR rest.) SHOPCOFFEE(hotel (hotel I & rest.) & rest.) 245280 Comput. & Rel. Record. 256.358-010216.488.026 FOODSALESMAN, CHECKER FOOD-VENDING (hotel & rest.) SERVICE II 488280 Demon. & Sales Wk. tl It 11 It 275.358-010 SALESMAN, HOTEL ANDEQUIPMENT RESTAURANT(whole. tr.)AND SUPPLIES (whole. 488 11 It n 11 281.358-038292.468-010 LUNCHSALESMAN, -TRUCK VENDINGDRIVER (hotelANDMACHINEStr.) COIN & rest.) (whole. tr.) 501488 Customer Ser. Wk., n.e.c. 11 VI It 24 ....1mge 1=MMOPOS, U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code 04.07 FOOD SERVICES-Continued Instructional program 292.483-010 Code COIN-VENDING-MACHINE COLLECTOROccupational Title (Vol. I) Page 491 Worker Trait Groups (Vol.T II) Delivery & Ser. Wk., n.e.c. Title 310.868-010310.138-014310.137-010 HOSTESS,WINESTEWARD STEWARD RESTAURANT(hotel (hotel & rest.) OR& resc.)SHOPCOFFEE(bus. (hotel ser.) & rest.) 461505299 AccommodatingSuper. Wk. (Ser(Farm., Wk. & Rel.) Mfg.,etc.) 04.08 relatedOrganizedGENERAL MERCHANDISEto subject a variety matter of salesand learning and sales-supporting experiences 162.153-030162.158-050 BUYER,BUYER (ret.ASSISTANT tr.; (ret.whole. tr.) tr.) II 484 Purch. & Sales Wk. It II It variousstores,mentmanagementtasks stores, types performedgeneral personnel ofjunior merchandisemerchandise by department distributiveengaged atstores, primarilyretail stores, employees discount in varietyindepart- selling and 189.168-010185.168-046185.168-054 MANAGER,DIRECTOR, MERCHANDISESTORE SERVICE (ret.tr.) (ret.tr.) whole.(ret. I tr.;tr.) 245 Manag. Wk. II II stores, and catalog houses. 240.368-010211.468-010209.588-046189.168-018189.168-014 MARKERMANAGER,COLLECTORCASHIERJUNIOR (ret. EXECUTIVE TRAINEE(clerical) (clerical) tr.; (any whole.(any II ind.) ind.) tr.) 269289245 RoutineCash. (Theater,Check. & Record.Rest. & Rel.) 249.368-062243.468-010241.368-010 NEW-ACCOUNTSALES-CHECKADJUSTMENT CLERKCLERKWRITER (clerical)(clerical) (ret.tr.) 258269 Info.Cash. Gather,(Theater, Dispens.,&Dispens., Rest. & Rel.)&Rel. Rel. 274.358-026266.358-014263.458-026 SALESPERSON, YARDCHINACOSMETICS GOODS TOILETRIESAND GLASSWAREAND(ret. tr.)(ret. tr.) 488 Demon. & Sales Wk. tl II II 289.458-014283.458-010 SALESPERSON, GENERALSILVERWARE (ret.(ret. (ret. tr.; tr.; tr.) whole. tr.) 488 It It 289.458-010 SALESPERSON, FLYINGwhole. SQUADtr.; tr.) whole.(ret. tr.) 488 It 11 tt 290.478-0142911.468-018 SALESSALES ATTENDANT CLERK (ret. (ret. tr.) tr.) 501 Customer Ser. Wk., n.e.c.II 1i It II II II 297.458-010296.388-010296.358-010294.258-010 DEMONSTRATORCOMPARISONPERSONALAUCTIONEER SHOPPER SHOPPER(ret.(ret. (ret.tr.;tr.; (garment; whole.whole.tr.)tr.;tr.) whole. ret.tr.) tr.) 488276 Demon.Classif., & Sales Filing, Wk. & Rel.Wk.it II II 25 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE-Continued 299.358-010299.138-022 MANAGER,BRIDAL DEPARTMENT CONSULTANT (ret. (ret. tr.) tr.) Page 488243 Demon.Super. &Wk. Sales (Clerical Wk. & Rel.) Title 04.09 OrganizedHARDWARE, subjectBUILDING matter MATERIALS,SUPPLIES and learning ANDFARM EQUIPMENT AND experiences GARDEN 187.168-1134919.883-014 MANAGER,DELIVERYMAN SERVICE (any DEPT. incl.) (whole. II 245444 Manag.Driving-Operating Wk. managementprimarilyrelatedtasks performedto personnelin various selling by salesin distributiveone establishments orand more.of sales-supporting employees the engaged following and 276.358-010249.368-018 SALESMAN,CONTRACT CLERKBUILDING (light, TIONANDpower) tr.) CONSTRUC-heatEQUIPMENT & AND SUPPLIES 488258 Demon.Info. &Gather., Sales Wk. Dispens.& Rel. andhomebuildingcontractors:product equipment. construction, materials,lines at retail,or supplies farm atand andwholesale, garden equipment supplies or forto hardware, paint, wallpaper, lumber, 276.358276.358-014 -018 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, HARDWARE CONSTRUCTION SUPPLIES(whole. MACHINERY tr.) 488 277.358-010276.358-058 SALESMAN,SALESPERSON, CATTLE GENERAL AND POULTRYHARDWARE(ret.(whole. tr.;FOOD tr.) whole. tr.) 488488 277.358-018277.358-014 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, FARM DAIRY AND SUPPLIES MENTGARDENtr.)SUPPLEMENTS AND EQUIP-(whole. SUPPLIES (ret. (whole. tr.) tr.) 488 277.358-026277.358-022 SALESMAN, TRACTORPOULTRY MENTSANDEQUIPMENTSUPPLIES FARM (ret. IMPLE- AND tr.;(ret. whole. tr.; whole.tr.) tr.) 488 929.137-026277.358-030 YARDMANSALESPERSON, (ret. tr.)LAWN IANDEQUIPMENTtr.; GARDEN whole. AND tr.)SUPPLIES (ret. 299488 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 04.10 tasksrelatedOrganizedHOME FURNISHINGSperformed to subjectvarious by matterdistributivesales and sales-supportinglearning employees experiences and 187.168-010162.158-114 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE(ret. DEALER tr.; whole. tr.) 484 Purch. & Sales Wk. managementfloorfurnishingsestablishments coverings, personnel such engaged draperies,as infurniture, retailprimarily and and householdspecialized inwholesale selling appliance lineshome 256.258-010191.287-010 SALESMAN,APPRAISER,APPLIANCE-SERVICE UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE SUPERVISORREPAIR AND(ret.(light, FURNITURE(ret. tr.) heat tr.) & power) 488420 IDemon. & SalesApprais. Wk. & Investigat. Wk. 26 of home items. 274.358-010 FLOOR-COVERINGS ESTIMATORtr.) (ret. 488 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 04.10 Code HOME FURNISHINGS-Continued Instructional program 274.358-014 Code SALESMAN, CUSTOM DRAPERYtr.) (ret.Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page 488 Demon. & Sales Wk. Title 274.358-018274.358-022 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, FLOOR HOUSEFURNISHINGS COVERINGStr.)tr.; whole.(ret. (whole. tr.) 488 274.358-034274.358-030 SALESPERSON, HI-FlFURNITURECURTAIN (ret. (ret.AND (ret. tr.)DRAPERY tr.; tr.) whole. tr.) 488488 278.358-014278.358-010278.258-018 SALESMAN, HOUSEHOLDGAS-OR-ELECTRICCES EQUIPMENT (whole.(light, APPLIAN- tr.)heat & power) 488 278.358-022278.358-018 SALESMAN,SALESPERSON,SALESMAN, RADIO TELEVISION AND MACHINE TELEVISIONPARTS AND(ret.(whole. tr. tr.) 488488 299.686-014299.488-010278.358-030 FURNITUREDRAPERY AND INSPECTOR UPHOLSTERY (ret.APPLIANCES (ret.ESTIMATOR tr.) tr.) (ret. tr.) 280282 Comput.Sort., &Inspect. Rel. Record. & Rel. Wk. 04.11 HOTELrelatedOrganized AND toLODGING subjectthe tasks matter performed and learning by distributive experiences 187.118187.118-030 -034 MANAGER, MOTELHOTEL (hotel & rest.) III 237 Admin. It mentsconventionemployees which andprovidefacilities, management lodging, and personnel otherlodging services inand establish- on a meals, 187.168-094187.168-122 MANAGER, FRONTRESIDENT OFFICE (hotel (hotelrest.) & rest)I & 245 Manag. Wk. It II oryear-round to an organization's or seasonal basis membership. to the general public 187.168-078187.168-150 MANAGER, TRAVELINGCONVENTION (hotel (hotelrest.) & &rest.) 245269 Cash. (Theater, Rest. &Rel.) 242.368-014242.368-010254.258-010211.468-034 TRAVELHOTELDESKSALES CLERK CLERK CLERKREPRESENTATIVE (per. (hotel(hotel ser.) && rest.) rest.) rest.)(hotel & 488258265 Facil.,Ser.,Demon.Info. &Gather.,Dispens.,& Sales & Exped. Wk. Wk. Rel. 27 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TI Page Wo ker Trait GroupsES (Vol. II) Title 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING-Continued 320.138-010320.137-010 MANAGER, LODGINGBOARDINGHOUSE FACILITIES (hotel && rest.) 461299 Super.Super. Wk. Wk. (Farm.,Mfg. (Ser. & Rel.) etc.) 324.138-014 BELL CAPTAIN (hotel &rest.) rest) 461 111 it II it 324.878-014324.878-010 BELLMANBAGGAGE (hotelPORTER &(hotel rest.) & rest.) 507 Usher.,Misc. Per. Ser.Mess. (Food Ser., Ser.& & Rel.) Rel. fWk. If n n If PI IP 329.138-010324.878-022329.478-010324.878-018 RECEIVING-ROOMROOM-SERVICEDOORMANSUPERINTENDENT, (any ind.)CLERK CLERK SERVICE (hotel rest.)(hotel (hotel& rest.)& & 461501509 CustomerSuper. Wk. Ser. (Ser. Wk., & n.e.c.Rel.) 329.878-010329.999-010 ATTENDANT,COUPLE, LODGING LODGING FACILITIES FACILITIESrest.)(hotel (hotel& rest.) 509 NoneUsher. Mess. Ser., & Rel. Wk. 358.818-014352.878-018 CHECKROOMCLUB BOY ATTENDANT(hotel & rest.)(any& rest.) ind.) 507 Misc. Per. Ser.(Food Ser.&11 Rel.) 1 II if 1 it 04.12 'managementOrganizedrelatedINDUSTRIAL tosubjectpersonnel MARKETINGthe tasks matter in performedestablishing and learning by salesmarket experiences and poten- 163.168-018163.118-026 MANAGER, SALESUTILITY (any SALES ind.)VICE AND (light, SER- heat & power) 245237 Manag.Admin. Wk. andtions.tials institutional and selling buyers goods forand useservices in their to businessopera- 189.118-018183.118-010 MANAGER,MANAGER, BRANCH INDUSTRIAL (any ind.)ORGANIZATION(any ind.) 237248 Admin.Consult. & Bus. Wk.11 252.158-010189.268-014 MANAGER,SALESMAN, TECHNICAL INDUSTRIAL SERVICE RELATIONS(bus.(profess. ser.) & kin.) 484 Purch. & Sales Wk. 252.358-014 SALESMAN, BUSINESS SERVICES(bus. ser.) 488 Demon. & Sales11 Wk. 11 VI 258.358-014 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, PRINTING WEATHER (print.&FORECASTINGpub.) 488 11 ItII 11 II 263.358-010259.358-022 SALESMAN, CANVAS PRODUCTSSERVICEtr.) (whole. (bus. ser.) 488 11 11 It It 28 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY CF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page 488 F Demon. & Sales Wk. Title 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING-Continued 265.358-018265.358-014 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, PAPER CHEMICALSPRESSURE-SENSITIVE & PAPER AND(whole. DRUGS tr.) PRODUCTS TAPE 488488 270.258-010268.358-010266.258010 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, PLASTIC RUBBER PRODUCTSGOODS(whole. (whole. tr.)(whole. tr.) 488488 273.258-010271.358-010 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, FOUNDRY AND(whole.SHOPtr.) MACHINE PRODUCTS (whole. tr.) tr.) 488488 273.358-014276.158-010273.358-010 SALESMAN, MACHINERYWIREMETALS ROPE (whole. (whole. tr.) tr.) tr.) 484488488 Purch. Demon.& Sales & Wk.SalesI1 Wk. it t tl 276.358276.358-022 -034 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, RADIOGRAPHICLUBRICATING SAFETY EQUIPMENTSERVICES EQUIPMENT(whole. (whole. (whole.tr.) tr.) INSPECTION 488 276.358-046276.358-038276.358-050 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, TEXTILE ULTRASONIC MACHINERYtr.) (whole.EQUIPMENT tr.) 488 276.358-054 SALESMAN, EQUIPMENT(whole.(whole. tr.) tr.) 488 278.258-014281.158-010 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, COMMUNICATION BOTTLESPRINTING AND SUPPLIES(whole. EQUIPMENT tr.) BOTTLING 488484 Demon.Purch. & Sales & Sales Wk. Wk. 281.358-018281.358-014 SALESMAN, CHURCH FURNITUREEQUIPMENTEQUIPMENT (whole. (ret. tr.;tr.) whole.tr.) AND 488 11 It It 11 29 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING-Continued 281.358-026281.358-022 SALESMAN, OFFICECORDAGE MACHINES (whole.tr.; whole.(ret.tr.) tr.) 488488 Demon. & Sales Wk. 11 11 281.458-010281.358-030 SALESMAN, COMMERCIALSCHOOL EQUIPMENTSUPPLIES EQUIPMENT AND(whole. tr.) 488 UIT U U ItU 282.258-010 SALESMAN, DENTAL ANDEQUIPMENTAND tr.)MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND (ret.SUPPLIES tr.; (whole. whole. 488 U U U U 282.258-014282.258-018 SALESPERSON, SURGICAL(ret. APPLIANCES tr.) 488 U IT U U 282.358-010 SALESMAN, VETERINARIANMEDICAL EQUIPMENTSUPPLIES SUPPLIES (ret.AND tr.;whole.tr.) 488 IIU U IIU It 284.258-010 SALESMAN, PRECISION INSTRUMENTS(whole. tr.) 488 n II n It 289.158-010284.358-010 SALESMAN, ENGINEERING(whole. SUPPLIES tr.) 488 II II II II 289.158-014 MANUFACTURER'SSALESMAN, CONTAINERS REPRESENTATIVE (whole. tr.)tr.) 484 Purch. & Sales Wk. n It It It 289.358-014289.358-038 SALESMAN, GENERALRELIGIOUS (ret. SUPPLIES(whole. tr.; tr.) 488488 Demon. & Sales Wk. n n n It 04.13 relatedOrganizedINSURANCE to subjectthe tasks matter performed and learning by sales experiences and 166.168-034168.268-022 SPECIAL AGENT (insurance)whole. tr.) 245 Manag. Wk. brokersmanagementinsurancetypes, dealingor personnelcontractsby agents in the forwithrepresenting sale insurance carriers. or placement carrierscarriers of andof all 169.268-018169.188-014169.168-034 HOSPITAL-INSURANCEUNDERWRITERESTATEINSURANCE PLANNER (insurance) EXAMINER (insurance) REPRESENTATIVE (gov.(insurance) ser.) 250252248416 Account.,Interview.,Consult.Investigat., Audit.& Bus.Info. Protect.& &Wk. Rel.Giv.,&Rel. Wk.Rel.Wk. 191.268-018186.168-030186.118-030 MANAGER,INVESTIGATOR INSURANCE (insurance) (anyOFFICE(insurance) Ind.) I 416245237 Manag.Investigat.,Protect.&Admin. Wk. Rel. Wk. 30 241.168-010239.368-022 CLAIMPLACER ADJUSTER (insurance) (insurance) 416258 Investigat.,Protect.&Info. Gather.,Dispens. Rel.& Rel. Wk. Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 04.13 INSURANCE-Continued 250.258-014250.258-010249.268-010 LIFECLAIMSALESMAN, UNDERWRITER EXAMINER INSURANCE (insurance)(insurance)I (insurance) II 488416 Demon.Investigat.,Protect.ARel. & Sales Wk. Wk. II 04.14 relatedOrganizedINTERNATIONAL to subjectthe tasksTRADE matter performed and learning by distributive experiences 184.118-026163.118-018 MANAGER, EXPORT (any ind.) 239237488 Admin. II II It attitudes,sales,ofemployees business trade andmonetary establishmentscontrols, management problems, foreign personnel concerned and operations, other in with a elementsvariety export 186.118-018 CUSTOMSIMPORT-EXPORT HOUSE BROKERAGENT (r.inst.)(finan. r. trans. 239 Contr. Negot. & Rel. Wk.ft 11 H It H 04.15 relatedOrganizedPERSONALin international to subjectSERVICESthe tasks mattermarketing. performed and learning by sales experiences and 143.062-022 MANAGER, PHOTOGRAPH GALLERYSTUDIO OR (profess. & kin) 230 Photo. & Motion Pic. Wk. engagedmanagementservices in providing arepersonnel concerned services. in establishmentswith personal improvementprimarily Generally, these Included 187.168-062187.168-058187.168-026143.858-014 MANAGER,DIRECTOR,PHOTOGRAPHER, BARBER FUNERAL STREET SHOP (per. (per.(per. ser.) ser.)ser.) 493245 Manag.Selling Wk. & Rel. Wk. u photographicestablishments,inand this the categorycare studios, of shoe aare person repair andlaundries danceor shops, his orand apparel. artfuneral dry studios. cleaning homes, 187.168-130187.168-074 MANAGER, CEMETERYBEAUTYSALES (clean.,SHOP (per. (per.press.) ser.)dye. ser.) & 245245 tt It 369.138-010290.468-014187.168-198 DRY-CLEANINGMANAGER,SUPERINTENDENT, BRANCH SUPERINTENDENT STORE LAUNDRY (clean.,dye.,(clean., (laund.) press.,laund.) dye., & press.) 461501245 Super.Customer Wk. Ser. (Ser. Wk., & Rel.)n.e.c. 369.478-014369.468-010 REPAIRSERVICE-ESTABLISHMENT ESTIMATOR (per. ser.)ATTENDANT(per. ser.) 501 Customer Ser. Wk., n.e.c. It 11 11 II II 11 04.16 managementrelatedPETROLEUMingOrganized tasks to thepersonnelperformedsubject variety matter inby of retaildistributive salesand learning orand wholesale sales-support- employees experiences and 168.287-038163.118-014 FIELDMANAGER, REPRESENTATIVE CONTRACTS (petrol. duction;(ret.lines) tr.; pro- petrol. refin.; pipe 420237 Apprais.Admin. & Investigat. Wk. petroleumestablishments products. engaged in the distribution of 186.118-034185.168-058181.118-010 MANAGER,MANAGER, LEASINGSTORE BULK (ret.PLANT (petrol. tr.)(petrol.refin.;whole. pro-II tr.)ret. tr.) 237245 Admin.Manag.Admin. duction) 31 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 04.16 Code PETROLEUM- Continued Instructional program 191.118-030 Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title 276.358-030191.118-042 SALESMAN,LEASEMANPERMIT AGENT, (petrol.OIL FIELD GEOPHYSICAL production) SUPPLIESPECTING PROS- (petrol.AND production) 488239 Contr.Negot.Demon. & Sales & Rel. Wk. Wk.n 11 It II 11 915.867-010914.168-014 DISPATCHER, OIL (petrol.lines)tion;EQUIPMENT produc- petrol. (whole. refin.; tr.) pipe 261 Sched., Exped. & Rel. Wk. 915.878-010 AUTOMOBILE-SELF-SERVE-SERVICE-AUTOMOBILE-SERVICE-STATIONATTENDANTSTATION ATTENDANT(auto.ser.) (auto. ser.) 507503 Misc.,Per.Misc., Customer Ser. (FoodSer., Ser.&Wk. Rel.) 04.17 brokeragesrelatedREALthemselvesOrganized ESTATE to ortasks subjector other as performed agents matterfirms for engaged andby others personslearning in inbuying, who realexperiences act estate for 185.168-042184.118-034 MANAGER, FRANCHISEINDUSTRIAL PROMOTION DEVELOPMENT( r. r. trans.) 245237 Manag.Admin. Wk. selling,leasing appraising,of real property. renting, managing, and 186.168-022186.118-046186.118-042 MANAGER,REAL-ESTATEPROPERTY-RENTAL APARTMENT AGENT AGENT(r, HOUSE& r.rest.) (bus. (bus. trans.)(hotel Iser.) 245237239 Manag.Admin.Contr. Wk.Negot. & Rel. Wk. 186.168-038186.168-034186.168-026 MANAGER,MANAGER, PROPERTY RENTALMUSING DEPARTMENT(realPROJECT& kin.) estate) (profess. (petrol, 245245 187.168-194186.168-042 MARKETSUPERINTENDENT, MASTER (ret. BUILDING tr.;ind.)tr.)production) whole. (any II 245245 191.287-014191.118-050189.158-010 APPRAISER,RIGHT-OF-WAYBUSINESS BROKER REAL AGENT ESTATE(real (any estate)(real ind.) 420484239 Purch.Contr. & Negot.Sales Wk.& Rel. Wk. 250.358-010249.388-046 BUILDINGREAL-ESTATE-LOCATION CONSULTANT (whole. WRITERestate)(insurance) tr.) 488276 Demon.Classif.,Apprais. & Sales &Filing, Investigat. Wk. & Rel. Wk. Wk. 32 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 04.17 Code REAL ESTATE-Continued Instructional program 250.358-018 Code MEMORIALSALESMAN, COUNSELOR REAL ESTATE (ret. (real tr.)Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page 488488 Demon. & Sales Wk. Title 250.358-026250.358-022 SALES REPRESENTATIVEestate) trans.)(motor 488 11 11 I1 It 04.18 RECREATIONOrganizedrelated ANDtosubject theTOURISM variety matter ofand sales, learning counseling, and experiences 165.168-010143.858-010 DIRECTOR,CAMERA GIRL TOURIST (amuse. (goy. & rec.) ser.) 245493 Manag.Selling Wk. & Rel. Wk. recreation,_mentsemployeessales-supporting primarily and entertainment, management engaged tasks performed inpersonnel by recreationalproviding amusement, supplies in establish-distributive 187.168-098187.168-030187.168-146 MANAGER,DIRECTOR,MANAGER, GOLF THEATER HOBBY CLUB SHOP (amuse.(amuse. rec.)(amuse. && rec.)rec.) & 245245 andtional equipment, program or is travel also designedservices. for employees This instruc- 191.118-010 BUSINESSBOOKING AGENT AGENT (amuse. (amuse. & &rec.) rec.) 239239 Contr. Negot. & Rel. 11Wk. 11 II VI it11 forservingand stimulatingmanagement businesses personnelthe who local assume engagedeconomy in responsibilities through tourism. other travel 211.468-062195.168-026191.168-010191.118-014 DIRECTOR,ADVANCETICKET MANSELLER RECREATION (amuse. (clerical) & CENTERrec.)(profess. & kin.) 239269245 Manag.Cash. Wk.(Theater, Rest. & Rel.) It It 285.358-010237.168-010 TRAVELSALESPERSON, COUNSELOR PHOTOGRAPHIC (nonprofitMENTorgan.) AND EQUIP- SUPPLIES (ret. tr.; 488261 Demon.Sched., & Exped.Sales Wk.& Rel. Wk. 286.358-014286.358-010 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, AMUSEMENT HOBBIES whole. ANDANDGOODS CRAFTSSPORTING tr.)(whole. tr.) 488 286.358-018 SALESPERSON, SPORTING(ret.(whole. GOODS tr.; tr.) whole. tr.) 488488 287.358-014287.358-010 SALESPERSON,SALESMAN, PIANOMUSICAL SHEET AND INSTRUMENTSANDMUSIC ORGAN tr.;ACCESSORIES (ret. whole. tr.)(whole. tr.)(ret. 488 289.358-034289.358-030287.358-022 SALESMAN, NOVELTIESPUBLICATIONS (whole.tr.) (whole. tr.) 488 33 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Cele Occupational Title (Vol. /) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM-Continued 289.358-054289.358-050289.358-042 SALESPERSON,SALESPERSON, PETS STAMPSBOORS AND ORPET (ret.COINS SUPPLIES tr.)(ret. (ret. tr.) 488 Demon. & Sales Wk. 11ft 11ft ftII ft11 340.368-010293.358-022 DESIMAN,SALESMAN, BOWLING CLUB FLOOR MEMBERSHIP ind.)tr.;(amuse. whole. (any & tr.) 488265 Facil., Ser., & Exped. 1fWk. tl H 1I 341.368-010 DIRECTOR,RECREAML4-FACILITY RECREATION (hotelATTENDANTrec.)(amuse. & & rec.) 245265 Manag. Wk. It 04.19 TRANSPORTATIONOrganized subject matter and learning experiences 352.168-010166.228-010 AIRPLANE STEWARDESS, rest.;CHIEF (airwater trans.) 241 Bus. Training relateddistributivestoring,personal to andeffectsthe sales-supportingemployeesphysical and products, movementand management tasks andof people,the personnelsales, performed by in 184.118-022184.118-018 DISTRICTDIRECTOR, SALESTRANSPORTATION REPRESENTATIVEtrans.) (motor(motor trans.) 239237 Contr.Admin. Negot. & Rel. Wk. enterprisesincidentaltransportation, engagedto transportation. public in passenger warehousing, and freightand services 184.118-042184.118-046 MANAGER, REGIONALOPERATIONS (motor (airwatermotor trans.)trans.; trans.)trans.; r.r. trans.; 237237 Admin. 184.168-038184.118-066 DISPATCHER,SUPERINTENDENT, CHIEF AIRPORT(petrol.lines)duction;trans.) (air pro- I petrol. refin.; pipe 245237 Manag. Wk. 184.168-066184.168-054 MANAGER,GENERAL BUSAGENT, TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONStrans.) (r. r. 245 11 184.168-078184.168-074 MANAGER, STATIONLOCKER PLANT(air trans.)(motortrans.;(motor whole.trans.) tr.) 245245 11 11 184.168-114184.168-086184.168-090 MANAGER, WAREHOUSETERMINALTRAFFIC (motor (motor(any ind.) trans.)trans.) I 245245 //1! 11 34 184.168-122 PORT-TRAFFIC MANAGER (water trans) U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol.I II) Title 04.19 TRANSPORTATION-Continued 184.168-138184.168-146 STATIONSUPERINTENDENT, MASTER ind.) (r. r. trans.)DIVISIONCOLD STORAGE (air trans)(any 245 Manag. Wk. It 11 184.168-198184.168184.168-162 -166 SUPERINTENDENT,SUPERINTENDENT, lines)trans; r. r. trans.)PIPEDIVISION LINES (motor (pipe 245 184.168-234211.468-066 TOLLSUPERINTENDENT, COLLECTOR (gov. (anyser.) ind.) TRANSPORTATION 245280269 Cash.Comput. (Theater, & Rel. Res.Record. & Rel.) 219.488-058259.458255.258-010 -010 RATECRATING-AND-MOVINGTRAFFIC CLERK AGENT (motor (motor trans.) ESTIMATOR trans.;trans.;(motor r.r. watertrans.; trans.) r.r. trans.) 488 Demon. & Sales Wk. 276.358280.258 -026 -010 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, MATERIAL-HANDLING AIRCRAFT (ret.EQUIPMENT tr.; (whole. tr.) 488 280.358280.358 -010 -022 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, AIRCRAFT BOATS AND PARTSwhole.EQUIPMENT NAUTICAL (whole. tr.) AND tr.) 488 280.358 -030 SALESMAN, MARINE SUPPLIESEQUIPMENTtr.;tr.) whole.(ret. (ret. tr.) tr.; whole. 488 351.878280.358 -010-038 PORTER,SALESMAN, PULLMAN RAILROAD (r. EQUIPMENTr.SUPPLIES trans.) AND(whole. tr.) 507 Misc. Per. Ser. (Food Ser. & ff Rel.) 352.878 -014-010 BUSAIRPLANE HOSTESS STEWARDESS (motor trans.) (air trans.) 507507 11 11ff 11fl It11If 11ff it11II II 909.138...010358.878352.878 -010-022 DRIVERHOSTESS,BAGGAGEMAN SUPERVISOR TRAIN (motor (r.r. (motor trans.) trans.) trans.) 507305 Super. Wk. 11(Clerical(Farm., Mfg., & Rel.) etc.) 11 fl IV 11 II IV 910.138910.138 -026 -010 BAGGAGE-AND-MAILRAILWAY-EXPRESS AGENTAGENT (r.trans.)(r. r.r. 243265305 Facil.,Ser.,&Super. Wk. (Farm., Exped. Mfg., etc.) 911.138910.368 -022-018 RESERVATIONDOCUMENTATION CLERK SUPERVISOR (r.r.trans.) (water trans.) 243 Super. Wk. (Clerical & Rel.) 35 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 04.19 Code TRANSPORTATION-Continued Instructional program 912.138-010 Code SUPERVISOR, TICKET SALEStrans.) (airOccupational Title (Vol. I) Page 243 Super. Wk. (Clerical & Rel.) Title 912.368-010912.368-022912.168-014 AIRPLANE-DISPATCHRESERVATIONSSCHEDULE ANALYST AGENT CLERK (air(airtrans.) (air trans.)trans.) 265261265 Fecil.,Ser.,Sched., Exped. & Exped. & Rel. Wk. Wk. H rr II II 913.168-014913.138-010912.368-026 DISPATCHER,ROADTRANSPORTATION SUPERVISOR BUS AND(motorAGENT TROLLEY (airtrans.) trans.)(motor 305261265 Sched.,Super. Wk.Exped. (Farm., & Rel. Mfg.,It Wk. etc.) 919.368-014913.463-010913.463-018 TICKETBUSTAXI DRIVER DRIVERAGENT (motor (any(motor ind.)trans.) trans.)trans.) 265519 Facil.,Transport. Ser., Ser. & Exped. Wk. Wk. H 929.887-050929.133-010922.137-046 MATERIALS-WAREHOUSE TRAFFICHANDLING MAN FOREMAN (whole.(any ind.) tr.) 299 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg., etc.) 04.20 RETAILprogramsInclude TRADE, andhere OTHERlearning other organized experiences, instructional emphasized in 289.358-022 MATERIALSALESMAN, HANDLER HOUSE-TO-HOUSE (any ind.)tr.) (ret. 488360 Demon.Handling & Sales Wk. household,purchasedindistributivesales establishments and businessforsales-supporting employeesresale engagedor tofarm andcustomers in use,managementtasks selling which performedfor merchandisearepersonal,personnel not by 922.887-070299.358-018293.358-026 LABORER,SALESSOLICITOR CLOSER STORES (any (ret. (any ind.) tr.)ind.) 488360 Handling 04.31 WHOLESALEIncludelisted hereTRADE,above. other OTHER instructional programs and (Specify) 185.168-030 businessemployeessales-supportinglearning engaged experiencesand management primarily tasks emphasized performed personnelin selling inby in sales distributivegoods places and to of 263.358-014185.168-078 WHOLESALERMANAGER,SALESMAN, DISTRIBUTION(whole. DRESS tr.)TRIMMINGS WAREHOUSEtr.)(whole. (whole. tr.) 488245245 Demon.Manag. &Wk. Sales Wk. rt tr andretailers,(Specify)seller professional together, industrial, users, which commercial, orare bringing not listed institutionalbuyer above. and 289.358-018267.358-010 SALESMAN,SALESMAN, GENERAL FUEL (whole. MERCHANDISE(whole. tr.) tr.) 488 IV tr 36 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 04.99 DISTRIBUTIVEgramsInclude and here learning EDUCATION, other experiences,organized OTHER instructional emphasized inpro- 219.388-242162.158-102 SALES-DEVELOPMENTPURCHASING AGENT (any CLERK ind.) (tel. & 276484 Classif.,Purch. & SalesFiling, Wk. & Rel. Wk. managersmarketingaretogaged individualsnot and/orin classifiable functionsselling proprietors and products performedbusiness as eitherin or establishmentsestablishments, byproviding retailemployees, or services whole- en-which 252.358-026249.368-018 SALESMAN,CONTRACT CLERKPEST CONTROL(light,power)tel.) (bus.SERVICEheat., ser.) & 488258 Demon.Info. &Gather., Sales Wk. Dispens.& Rel. sale in nature and function. (Specify) 257.358-010252.358-030 SALESMAN, PUBLICPROTECTIVE UTILITIES (bus.SERVICE ser.)(light, 488 ItII ItII 10II II 259.358-014 SALESMAN, SOFT-WATERheat SERVICE &(bus. power; ser.) tel. & tel.) 488 II It 11 II

37 HEALTH OCCUPATIONS EDUCATION 07.00 00 00 plannedrelated experiencessubject matter, designed or the to bodyimpart of knowledgerelated courses, andEducation develop and for health occupations comprises the body of personnelimproveCertification--Professional thein healthquality fields of services through societies provided voluntary endeavor by certifica-supportive to ventive,professions.understandingsfiedfor occupationalpersonnel restorative, and in objectivesskillsproviding and rehabilitativerequired diagnostic,concerned to support with servicestherapeutic, assisting the tohealth people, pre-quali- Instruction is organized to prepare pupils tocooperationdeterminededucation,tion the of certification individual byexperience,with the the professionalworkers. procedure.auxiliary and personal groupsociety, qualificationsthat usually is subject in are Standards pertaining to Applicants wishing recognizedcareincluding and health understandingseducation services agencies toand patient=, skillsand appropriate essential healthto Educationprovide in- for health workers usually is conducted by Registration-andapplicationto complybecome with certifiedto -The thethe term certifyingcertification under registration these board standardsof ofisstandards. theused association mustby certain make theandstitutions competencieskind of andexperiences services required neededthat for canhis by makeoccupationalthe traineeavailable ingoal. thedeveloping Instructionalquality programs which prepare persons for occupa- term"registered"fessionalconnotesoccupational licensure anurse nurse medicalgroupsor or certification.who as interchangeablylibrarian isa technical-levellicensed is tocertified practicewith nurse. either by as and athe pro- "Registered" nurse A whichvideinstructionclinicaltions planneddo that not situations. renderinvolveinstructionand experience health direct and services services inexperience laboratories directly to patients,in appropriate and/orto patients planned appro- pro- For occupations that render health services whenplacingregisteredtration "certification" after may with beit herinterpreted(1) professionalapplies.when "licensure" in specific association. applies instances or (c) by Regis- priatethe instructional work situations program. are provided as an integral part of Licensure, Certification, and Registration mayrecorditems"licensure,' be used:and/orin this report "certification,"subject-matter purposes asarea, or applicable "registration" the following to selected forNOTE:symbols In situations involving(L) designationfor Licensure; of (C) for Certification; appropriateoccupationsstituted authority professionalhave been in developed the organizations respective and administered, States,or by legally as aTechniqueseither means con- byto for the regulation of workers in health appliedtive thecontent following for placement rationale in to Health the selection Occupations of Theandsubstan-Education (R)Ad Hocfor CommitteeRegistration. for Health Occupations Education healthsafeguardingsure,lous persons. occupationscertification the public have and/or beenagainst registrationestablished. unqualified in and/orcertain unscrupu- of the Therefore, regulatory procedures such as licen- bysubjecteducationarea: consensus matter in of the theweremost United committee identifiedcommonly States; totaught by be(2) titlesrepresentative thein health variouswhich occupationswere aspects of consideredthe of (1) the items selected and classified were determined personsanenactedLicensure-- occupation. and setting the Understandards forth the the authorityto minimum be met qualificationsfor practicing forin All physicians, nurses, dental hygienists, of a State, laws are Educationasdescriptivesubject being mostmattercould elements.commonly beselected defined used; for in andplacementbrief (3) form the under usingvarious Health only aspects salientOccupations of haveandoccupationslawsing a also thesegrowingfor foundlicensing groups undernumber that haveState practitionersofmandatOry soughtparamedical licensure andregulation inhelped lawspersonnel their best toof fields. establish theseservesrepresent- the State They aretionseducation items the of forterm information health "subject occupations. whichmatter" describe includes selected theory aspectsthatIncluded may of be under the heading, Health Occupations Education, In the following defini- practitioneruponpublic the interest. legal is licensingqualified agencyin his forfield. assurance Employers, too, have come to rely that a istermgiven provided "experiences" either in in a aclinical schoolincludes orsetting. thein aapplied clinical subject setting, matter and whichthe 39 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups. (Vol. II) 07.01 DENTALIncluded in this category are occupations con- Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title 07.0101 DENTALprofession.cerned withASSISTING supportive services to the and experiences dental 079.378-010 DENTAL ASSISTANT (medical ser.) 477 Nursing, X-Ray, & Rel. Ser. designedA carryformatcombination the receptionout chairsideto selectedprepare of andsubject in adentalclerical theperson matterdental tofunctions, assistoperatory, the and to laboratory work. to per-dentist 07.0102 DENTAL HYGIENE (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) DENTAL HYGIENIST (medical ser.) 477 11 tt designedA prophylaxis,tocombination patients, to prepare ofapplyingsuch subject asa person performingmedication, matter to provide and completeand experiences oral providing services chair- 078.368-014 dentalTECHNICALasunderside 16.0301 patientshealththe EDUCATION.)supervisionDENTAL education and HYGIENE,in community ofservices, the dentist. health both forprograms, ASSOCIATE DEGREE, under (Included, 07.0103 ADENTAL designedcombination LABORATORY to prepareof subject TECHNOLOGY a person matter to execute and experiences the work 712.381-010712.281-010 CONTOURDENTAL CERAMISTWIRE SPECIALIST, (medical DENTUREser.) 312312 Crafts & 11 11 11 inthe producting dentist.oral health restorative of the patient appliances as authorized by required for 712.381-014712.781-022 DENTAL-LABORATORYORTHODONTIC GOLD-BAND TECHNICIAN(medical MAKER(medical ser.) ser.) 319312 Precision Wk. 11 It it 11 712.381-042712.381-034 MOLDER,SET-UP BENCHMAN, DENTURE(dental (medicalequip.)(medical ser. ser.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 11 11 11 07.0199 experiencesDENTAL,above,Include OTHERwhich here emphasized areother concerned organized in occupations, with subject matternot supportive listed and 07.02 MEDICALPlannedservices LABORATORY subjectto the dentalmatter TECHNOLOGY profession.and laboratory biological, and (Specify) experiences microscopes,concernedPersonsdiagnosischemical prepared withtests and , bacteriological, treatmentto in provide this ofandarea data diseases--using other for use in usually work under instruments. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY-Continued Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title 07.0201 ACYTOLOGYpathologists,the combination supervision (CYTOTECHNOLOGY) orof ofphysicians.subject medical matter technologists, and experiences clinical 078.281-014 CYTOTECHNOLOGIST (medical ser.) 418 Mat. Analysis & Rel. Wk. underdiagnosisofsmeareddesigned exfoliated the slides toofsupervision preparecancer. cells for determinationthata ofperson amay physician. assistto strainof inabnormalities theand screen This work is performed 07.0202 AHISTOLOGY byanddesignedcombination a stainpathologist totissues enableof subject or for aother personmicroscopic matter clinical to andprepare, study,experiencesscientist. section,usually 078.381-018 TISSUE TECHNOLOGIST (medical ser.) 418 11 07.0203 MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTING 418 TT A supervisiondesignedcombination to ofprepareof medicalsubject a person technologists,matter to and work experience underclinical the 078.281-018078.281-010 MEDICALBIOCHEMISTRY TECHNOLOGIST TECHNOLOGIST(medical ser.) 418 II clinicalpathologists, laboratory or physicians procedures. to perform routine 078.281-022 MICROBIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST(medical(drug prep. ser.) & rel. prod.) 418 IITI 078.678-010078.381-010 LABORATORYMEDICAL-LABORATORY ASSISTANT, ASSISTANT PLASMADRAWING-OFF(medical ser.) (drug, prep. & 282418 Sort., Inspect.,11 & Rel. Wk. 07.0204 AHEMATOLOGY combination of subject matter and experiences 078.281-010 HEMATOLOGY TECHNOLOGISTrel. (medical prod.) 418 Mat. Analysis & Rel. Wk. goagulationandorganizedtions;stain perform bloodcarry to time,complete prepare smears;out sedimentationtests bloodaperform person to counts;determine hemoglobinto rate, collect prepare and blood and bleeding time, determina- ser.) 07.0299 MEDICALamountsprothrombin LABORATORY of plasma time; TECHNOLOGY,and and corpuscles. to determine OTHER relative medicalorexperiencesInclude classifiable laboratoryhere emphasized other above, technology.organized in occupations, subject matter not which are concerned with (Specify) listed and 41 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 07.03 ANURSING nursingperiencescombination care designed ofto subjectpatients to prepare matter in hospitals, aand person clinical sani-to provide ex- ofservices.ingadministeringtariums, patients, the physician clinics, or medicationsperforming duringor other treatment relatedand institutions treatments, auxiliary and examination by assist- 07.0301 ANURSING combination (ASSOCIATE of general DEGREE) and nursing education 075.378-010 NURSE ANESTHETIST (medical ser.) 477 Nursing, X-Ray & Rel. Ser. I1 1t I1 aand person clinical for general-dutyexperiences designednursing underto prepare the 075.378-022075.378-014 NURSE,NURSE, GENERAL PRIVATE DUTY DUTY (medical (medical ser.) ser.) 477 11 It n II 11 n II NURSINGmembersnurseEDUCATION) supervisor(ASSOCIATE of the health orDEGREE) physician, team. under orTECHNICAL with other (Included as 16.0305 075.378-030075.378-026 NURSE-MIDWIFENURSE, STAFF, (medicalOCCUPATIONALHEALTH ser.) NURSING (medical ser.) 477 Nursing, X-Ray & Rel. Ser. VI 07.0302 APRACTICAL clinicalcombinationto give (VOCATIONAL) experiencesdirect of subject nursing designedNURSING matter care undertoand prepare supervised the supervision a person 354.878-018079.378-026 MIDWIFENURSE, (medicalLICENSED,PRACTICAL ser.)(medical ser.) 479477 Child & Adult Care 07.0303 A combinationNURSINGof a ofnurse ASSISTANCEsubject or physician. matter (AID) and experiences 355.878-022354.88-022 COTTAGENURSE, PRACTICALPARENT (medical (medical ser.) ser.) 479 II II II II performedreceivingdesignedtasks involved toundernursing prepare thein services. thesupervisiona person personal to of performcare a nurse. of simpleindividuals These tasks are 355.878-038355.878-034 NURSEORDERLY AID (medical ser.) (medical ser.) 479 II ItII II II11 07.0304 A PSYCHIATRICcombination AIDof subject matter and experiences 355.878-042 PSYCHIATRIC AID (medical ser.) 479 11 II 11 VI staff.illdesignedfacility patients to under preparein adirection psychiatric a person of tonursingmedical care forandcare mentallymedical Included is instruction in patient hygiene encouragingpreventmethodsspecimens,and grooming, injuryof aidingobservingparticipation feeding,to themselvesin restrainingpatients obtaining in socialor for others, patients laboratoryunusual and recrea-and tobehavior, 42 tional activities. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY CF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code Instructional program (OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIAN) Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page 477 Nursing, X-Ray & Rel. Wk. Title 07.0305 A SURGICALcombinationgeneraldesignedteam in TECHNICIANtechnical to theof prepare operating assistant a person on subject matter and experiences suite. to serve as a the surgical 079.378-042 SURGICAL TECHNICIAN (medical ser.) 07.0306 AOBSTETRICAL caredesignedcombination of mothers to TECHNICIAN prepareof subject a person to in labor and delivery rooms matterdelivery and underexperiences the assist in the 079.378-026 OBSTETRICAL TECHNICIAN(medical ser.) 477 TT It TI TI before,andhygienictionsupervision sterilizationincludes during procedures, of andadministration professional afterof routine equipment and supplies. personnel.oflaboratory medication, work, Instruc- 07.0307 HOME HEALTH AID subject matter and experiences 354.878-014 HOME ATTENDANT (per. ser.) I 479 Child & Adult Care A whichcombinationhomes;elderly,designed may to be convalescent,to provide of describedprepare for a as personor their daily living needs physical,handicapped mental, in their to assist the 07.0308 A SCHOOLemotional,combination HEALTH social, of AID subject and spiritual. matter and experiences to assist the designedhealthphysicianstudents'school education,to programs orprepare health. nurse forand awith person improving the conduct of ongoingphysical examinations, or maintaining 07.0399 NURSING,Includenursing.orexperiences classifiable OTHERhere otheremphasized in (Specify) above, which are organized subject matter occupations not listed concerned with and 07.04 AREHABILITATION designedcombination to prepareof a person subject matter and disabilities, by directing to help those with experiences physicalorundertheir accident.compensate thephysical, or supervisionmental social, or for, the damage caused of a physician, to repair, daily living activities, by illness 43 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 07.0401 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title pationalphysician.A therapydesignedcombination therapist for to aprepareof patientin subject implementing a as personmatter prescribed totheand assist planexperiences by aofthe occu- 079.368-026 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY (medicalAIDE ser.) 477 Nursing, X-Ray & Rel. Ser. 07.0402 A designedPHYSICALcombination toTHERAPY prepareof subject a person matter to and assist experiences the 355.878-014 ATTENDANT, PHYSICAL THERAPY(medical ser.) 479 Child & Adult Care 07.0403 physicalcian.therapy therapistfor a patient in implementing as prescribed the by plan a physi. of cationsdesignedAPROSTHETICS combination for to andprepare of to subject make a person and matter fit to artificialwriteand experiences specifi- 078.368-026 PROSTHETIST (surgical appl.) 477 It I, II t, medicalexperiencerelatedstudylimbs, of practitioner. followingto anatomy, inprosthetic prosthetic thebiomechanics, Instruction prescriptionappliances, construction. engineeringincludes andof shop the as a qualified 07.0404 AORTHOTICS combination of subject matter and experiences 078.368-026 ORTHOTIST (surgical appl.) 477 1 I !T medicalfollowingappliancescationsdesigned practitioner. for tothe for prepareand prescription body to makedeformitiesa person and of fit toa qualifiedandwritebraces disorders, specifi- and Instruction includes the 712.884-046712.281-018 ORTHOPEDIC-CASTORTHOPEDIC-APPLIANCE-AND-LIMB SPECIALISTTECHNICIAN(medical (surgical ser.) appl.) 322312 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Ser. 07.0499 experiencesasstudy related of anatomy, toin orthoticorthotic biomechanics, appliances,construction. engineering and shop rehabilitation.orREHABILITATION,experiencesInclude classifiable here emphasized other above,OTHER organized which in occupations are subject concerned matternot withlisted and (Specify) 44 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 07.05 raysARADIOLOGIC designedcombination and radioactive to prepareof subject substancesa person matter to toand apply patients experiences roentgen for diagnosticradiationchemistrymay include protection,ofphysics,and theprocessing therapeutic study radiographic andof and anatomy, equipmentpurposes. darkroom techniques, physiology, maintenance. technique, Instruction 07.0501 X-rayARADIOLOGIC supervisiondesignedcombination equipment toTECHNOLOGY ofprepareof inasubject radiologistclinical a(X-RAY) person matter settings orfor and other the experiences under safephysician. theuse of 078.368-030 RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST(surgical appl.) 477 Nursing, X-Ray & Rel. Ser. 07.0502 ARADIATIONX-RAY, (Includedcombination under THERAPY as TECHNICAL of16.0304 subject RADIOLOGICEDUCATION). matter and TECHNOLOGY, experiences 07.0503 NUCLEARproducingtreatmentsdesigned MEDICAL devicesto as prepareTECHNOLOGY prescribed to administera person by a to radiologist.therapeutic use radiation A designedcombinationtherapeutic,ter, and to measure enableof diagnostic,subject radioactivea person matter and to andtracerisotopesprepare, experiences studies, inadminis- 078.381-014 NUCLEAR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST(medical ser.) 418 1 Mat. Analysis & Rel. Wk. 07.0599 RADIOLOGIC,experiencesIncludeutilizing here aOTHER emphasizedvarietyother organized of inradioisotope occupations subject equipment.matter not listed and 07.06 A OPHTHALMICradiologic.orcombination classifiable of subjectabove, whichmatter are and concerned experiences with (Specify) fitliminarytosupervisiondesigned performeyeglasses to tests, examinationprepareof oranophthalmologistor contactadminister or lenses, surgery, treatment and optometrist,prepare direct pre- and person, working under the corrective eye exercises. 45 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Occupational Title (Vol. I) Title 07.0601 A anddesignedOPHTHALMICcombination fit corrective to DISPENSING trainof subject alenses person matter as to prescribed prepare,and experiences assemble,by a 713.251-010299.884-014299.478-010 CONTACT-LENSOPTICIAN, DISPENSING TECHNICIAllgoods; (ret.(optical (ret. ret.tr.) tr.) tr.) 486322501 ManipulatingCustomerSales & Ser.Ser. Wk.,Wk. n.e.c. INDUSTRIALcations,volvedphysician primarily see orOCCUPATIONS). optometrist.17.2101 with INSTRUMENTS,grinding lenses under to TRADEspecifi- & (For occupations in- 713.884-066713.281-014 MOUNTERARTIFICIAL-PLASTIC-EYE AND REPAIRER (opticalMAKER(optical goods) goods) 322312 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 07.0602 withAORTHOPTICS supervisiondesignedcombination correctable to ofprepareof anfocusingsubject opthalmologist a person, matterdefects workingand toto experiences developteach under others the 079.378-030 ORTHOPTIST (medical ser.) 477 Nursing, X-Ray & Rel. Ser. 07.0603 Aand designedOPTOMETRISTcombination use binocular to prepareASSISTANTof subject vision a person matter(focusing to and assist ofexperiences both an eyes. requireexercise,contactinoptometrist vision, drugslenses, or preparing in otheror making administeringsurgery. treatment and tests fitting tothat corrective determine eyeglassesdoes not eyedefects or 07.0699 orexperiencesInclude classifiableOPHTHALMIC, here emphasized other OTHERabove, organized whichin occupations aresubject matternot listed and concerned with 07.07 AENVIRONMENTALophthalmic. designedcombination to prepareofHEALTH subject a person, matter workingand experiences under the (Specify) methodsvibration,fungi,evaluatesupervision airof environmental eliminatingandpollution, of poora specialist, lighting, wasteorhazards controlling and toand suchsewage,recognize to as prescfibethem. radiation,noise, and 07.0701 AENVIRONMENTAL engineers,designedcombination to scientists, prepareofHEALTH subject ASSISTANTa person physicians,matter to and assist experiencesand veteri-sanitary 46 narians to gather data on, inspect, and evaluate Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 07.0701 facilitiesENVIRONMENTAL and HEALTHindustries ASSISTANT-Continued concerned by the public Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title 07.0702 RADIOLOGICALsewagesuch(processing, as disposal water HEALTH supply,distribution, facilities TECHNICIAN the foodand and plants.industry service), and measuresgamma,radiologicaldesignedA combination andto to insurealpha prepareevaluations of emitterssubjectmaximum a person of matterprotection.and exposure toto conductandrecommend experiencesto x-ray, 199.187-010 RADIATION MONITOR (profess. & kin.) 420 Apprais. & Investigat. Wk. 07.0703 ofASANITARIAN designed combinationa professional toASSISTANT prepareof subjectsanitarian, a person, matter to under andinvestigate experiences supervision 168.287-094 SANITARY INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 420 publicandtaketationcompliance air, samplesand laws andprivate with andperformof suchregulations.or establishments violation contaminationmaterials of as publicto water, tests.determine sani- food, These individuals. 07.0799 above,ENVIRONMENTALexperiencesInclude which here are emphasizedHEALTH,other concerned organized OTHER in withoccupations, subject environmental matter not listedand 07.08 A designedMENTALhealth.combination HEALTH to prepareof TECHNOLOGY subject a person matter to and assist experiences pro- (Specify) 07.0801 designedAMENTAL fessionalscombination HEALTH to preparein ofTECHNICIAN the subject mentala person matter health to assistand services. experiences nursing medication.physicalactivities,illand patientsmedical care training personnelofthrough patients, inrecreational in new rehabilitatingand patterns giving and prescribedof occupational living,mentally 47 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 07.0802 Code AMENTAL combination RETARDATION of subject AID matter and Instructional program experiences Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title professionalphysicaldesignedrecreationretarded needsto patients prepareprocessesstaff. and well-being anda personunder to aid the to ofin attendsupervision mentallyteaching to theand of 07.0899 mentalMENTALorexperiencesInclude classifiable healthHEALTH here emphasized technology.TECHNOLOGY,other above, organized in OTHER occupations, subject matter not which are concerned with (Specify) listed and 07.09 medicalwhichMISCELLANEOUSInclude prepare and here health aHEALTHprograms person services. OCCUPATIONS tonot provide elsewhere EDUCATIONspecified classified 07.0901 AELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH caldesignedcombination equipment to prepareof which subject recordsaTECHNICIAN person matter brain to operate waves on a and experiences electri- 078.368-022 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH TECHNICIAN(medical ser.) 477 Nursing, X -Ray & Rel. Ser. beminorgraphALOGRAPHdiagnosing included. repairsto be TECHNICIAN usedbrain and by maintenancedisorders. a undermedical TECHNICAL ofpractitioner equipment may (Include as 16.0302 ELECTROENCEPH- Instruction in EDUCATION.) in 07.0902 variationsdesignedAELECTROCARDIOGRAPH cardiographcombination to in prepare machine,theof subjectaction TECHNICIANa personrecording ofmatter heart to operateelectromotive muscle, an to and experiences electro- 078.368-018 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH TECHNICIAN(medical ser.) 477 providerepairsailmanetsincluded. data and by for maintenancea physician.diagnosis of and equipment treatment may Instruction in minor beof heart 07.0903 mattertoPreparationINHALATION perform and experiences procedures THERAPYincludes adesignedand combination to prepare of a operation and maintain subject person 079.368-018 INHALATION THERAPIST (medical ser.) 477 11 11 11 11 48 sustainingincludingequipment theusedgases, administration in assupporting directed ofrespiratoryby oxygena and physician. functions, other U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Wo ker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 07.0904 designedAMEDICAL combination ASSISTANT to prepare of subject (ASSISTANT a person matter IN andPHYSICIAN"S experiences to perform functions OFFICE 079 .368-022 MEDICAL ASSISTANT (medical ser.) 477 Nursing, X-Ray & Rel. Ser. Title cations.laboratoryInstructiontreatmentand follow of tests,proceduresincludes patients x-rays, physical inconcerned ameasurements, physician's examinations, with office.and diagnosis and medi- 07.0905 A designedCENTRALcombination SUPPLYto prepareof TECHNICIANsubject a person matter to and adjust, experiences clean, 223.887-010 CENTRAL SUPPLY WORKER(medical ser.) 360 Handling procedurescommendationinstructionsuppliessterilize, and and are forinstrumentstechniques. assemble inspection,purchase hospital accordingof evaluationequipment equipment, to prescribedandand Also included in re- 07 0906 Amaterials designedCOMMUNITYcombination and toHEALTH prepareofdistribution subject AID' a person matter and to inventory.and serve experiences as liaison personalcommunicableemphasizesbetweenrecipients hygiene,professional basic ofdiseases, health infants,understanding health services.environmental medicines, workers of biology, andandhealth, thefamily Instruction 07.0907 A MEDICALandcombination community EMERGENCY of resources. subject TECHNICIAN matter and experiences 354.878-010 membersofdesigned the healthqualified to prepareteam to: responsible technicians to toprofessional become members a) respond to medical 355.878-026355.878-010 EMERGENCY-ENTRANCEAMBULANCEFIRST-AID ATTENDANT ATTENDANT (medical(any(medical ind.) ser.ser.) 509479479 Usher,Child Ness.& Adult Ser., Care & Rel. Wk. It It emergencystation;reduceemergency; the e)room calls; medicalc)serve takestaff b)as hazardsappropriate evaluateoftechnical general to the the assistantprompthospitals. naturereceiving action ofto thethe to 49 DICTIONARYOFOMUPATINALTITLES 4 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 07.0908 AFOOD designedcombination SERVICE to SUPERVISORprepareof subject a person matter to and understand experiences the withnaturedietitian.institutionsof controlledsuch of nutritionaldiseases under diets in the indiseasesa hospitalsupervisionthe treatment and or importance otherof ofthe patientshealth Instruction includes inspection of 07.0909 AMORTUARYresponsespecial combination diettoSCIENCE diets. traysof subject and evaluation matter and of experiences patient's 168.287-074 MORTICIAN INVESTIGATOR 420 Apprais. & Investigat. Wk. designed to prepare a person to perform the EMBALMER (per. ser.) (gov. ser.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. It I, ty 07.0910 AORTHOPEDIC insanitarycombination conformity andASSISTING of embalmingwith subject legal preparationsmatter requirements. and experiences for interment 339.381-010338.381-010 LADY ATTENDANT (per. ser.) 312 medical,andorthopedicdesignedextremities, developing surgical,to specialist prepare spine,the andform a and inpersonphysical and preserving,associated function to methods.assist structuresofrestoring, anthe by 07.99 areemphasizedIncludeHEALTH not OCCUPATIONSlistedhere in other Healthor classifiable subjectEDUCATION, Occupations matter OTHERabove. Education, and experiences which (Specify)

50 HONE ECONOMICS09.00 00 00 units of instruction organized for purposes of enablingHome economics pupils comprises the group of related courses or (2) the items could be defined in brief form using only salient skillsto acquire relevant knowledge to (a) and personal, develop home,understanding, and family attitudes, life, and and(6) Hometodescriptive beEconomics in current wereelements; use identifiable in andhome (3) economics. bythe titles various which items classifiedwere under considered occupationaleconomics. preparation using the knowledge and skills of home The subject matte: of home economics includes, in and increased understanding of the world of workOpportunities to develop leadership, social and civic in home economics awareness, additionthe natural to that and whichsocial is sciences unique toand the the area, humanities. conceptsThe Ad drawn Hoc Committeefrom for Home Economics applied the following organizationare provided forthrough home theeconomics Future pupils.Homemakers of America, As an integral part of the a youth Economicsrationale area:to the selection of the items for placement in the Home (1) the items were determined by consensus of the manyactivitiesinstructional aspects thatof program,home extend economics. theirpupils interests, in this organization skills, and knowledge engage in in committeefor personal, to be home,appropriate and family to home living, economics and for in terms occupational preparation; of preparation appropriateties. supervision, are referred to Such organized activities, under as cocurricular activi-

51 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY CF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 09.01 TheANDHOMEMAKING: coursesFAMILY LIVINGor units of instruction in home PREPARATION FOR PERSONAL, HOME No relationships shown to DOT andattitudes,knowledgeeconomics family andwhichlifeand the skillsinemphasize developmentthe relevantareas acquisition described ofto understandings,personal, ofbelow. home, employment.areprogramsoccupationstoward not specifically preparation09.01 because through instructionalfordirected 09.0199 gainful 09.0101 emphasizesbinationCOMPREHENSIVE(asInstruction described of basic the whichHOMEMAKING by variousprinciples the derives items areas OR contentandHOMElisted of interrelation- homemakingECONOMICS below)from a andcom- 09.0102 emotional,TheCHILDships study DEVELOPMENT among ofand children--theirthese social areas. growth andphysical, development- mental, - 09.0103 andCLOTHINGtentcal their drawssciences. ANDcare on aspectsand guidance. of the social and biologi- In practice, con- Theences textilesfamily,thestudy significancein of the and andclothing selection, theclothing nature, of and these products. construction,textiles, acquisition, to the includingindividual maintenance,and uses and of Planned experi- 09.0104 EmphasisCONSUMERproductsand alteration inareEDUCATION home usually of economics clothing provided. isand on other consumer textile educa- 09.0105 TheFAMILYtotion studythe as wwlfare HEALTH itof relatesrelated of family toaspects management members. of health of a inhome family and elementarytheandtionalliving preventionindividual health,with skills special oftothe inillness,the relationship emphasiscaring well-being andfor on thethe ofnutrition,of managementtheillthe healthfamily, emo- andof 52 and convalescent in the home. Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I DICTIONARY CV OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 09.0106 TheFAMILYcance study RELATIONSof ofhuman the relationshipsnature, functions, in the and family. signifi- The Theseandestablishmentrelatedsubject thedesignated preparationto matter various and aspects includes maintenance familyfor ofmarriage conceptslivingfamily of andrelationships,conditions,relationships and family principles life. the ofanddevelopmentuniquenessemphasize family meeting members. the oftheand individualsuniversality varietysocialization of andneedsof offamilies, andthe interestsindividual, the 09.0107 andTheFOODSpractice,of familystudyhealth, AND ofNUTRITION living, emphasis foodfood management, andincluding is its frequently role theand in basic economics. personalplaced principles on meal In 09.0108 HONEpreparationmanagementficance MANAGEMENT and asfor naturea individualsmeans of of food, understanding and its families. care, theand signi-its volvedTheaotherand homestudy effectively in resourcesand formulatingof family.the complexitiesforusing establishinggoals, and controlling making and processesand decisions, maintaining human in- and The subject matter provides zationandindividualsuchfor standards, asa of varietythe activities and societal familyof home in andeconomics,management, managementthe economic home. and values,influencesconsiderations, the organi- goals on 09.0109 TheHOUSINGliving.creating study AND designeda HOMEfavorable FURNISHINGS to developenvironment judgment for familyneeded for Attention is given to a complex of hous- maintenance,ings;coststheing influence andandof housing;homethe and relationof furnishingimprovement housinginterior of onconsiderations,resources design; ofpeople; homes the totypesand familycare furnish- includingand needs. 53 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 09.0199 oremphasizedIncludeHOMEMAKING, classifiable here in OTHER otherhomemaking above. organized which subject is not matterlisted (Specify.) 09,02 TheOCCUPATIONALtingthe courses acquisitionand holding or PREPARATION units ofa jobcompetenciesof instructionand/or preparing needed emphasizing forfor get- economicslaboratory,areascontentadvancement to isknowledgemeet selectedandin the anwork uniqueoccupationaland fromexperience. skills. requirementshome economics area using subject home InstructionalOccupations in field, professionalothersincludeinfamilies fields in those group inrelated home thewhich situations; homeeconomists toprovide homeand similar economics (2)(1)and assistanceservicesprofessionals services in industries,to toto TECHNOLOGYvicesoragencies,(Included more and/or home underand assistanceas economics organizations; 16.05TECHNICAL HOME directlysubject-matter EDUCATION.)ECONOMICS-RELATED and related (3) otherareas. to oneser- 09.0201 CARE AND GUIDANCE OF CHILDREN 307.878-010 NURSEMAID (dom. ser.) 479 Child & Adult Care 11 e.g.,relatedPreparation assisting to child for directors variouscare centers kinds of child andof employment youngday care children, 355.878-018309.878-026 FOSTERCHILD-CARE MOTHER ATTENDANT, (dom. ser.) SCHOOL (per. ser.) 479 11 11 '1 reationsuchters,activitiescenters public and centers,or caring onnurseryplaces playgrounds andfor asschools, transportation childrenstores, and assisting playgrounds,in homesrecreation terminals. withand rec- cen- in 359.878-022359.878-014359.878-026 *CHILD-CAREKINDERGARTNERCHILD-CARE ASSISTANT ATTENDANT (any(any ind.)ind.) (gov. ser.) 479 I andIncludedLEVEL16.0502 16.0503 under asHOSPITAL 16.0501TEACHER'S TECHNICA._ CHILDREN'S CHILD ASSISTANT EDUCATION CARE DIVISION CENTER AT THE ASSISTANT, ASSISTANTPREPRIMARY 09.0202 making,readymadeingPreparationCLOTHING and textiles, laundry-drycleaning MANAGEMENT,garments, for employment e.g., custom PRODUCTION, fitting tailoringconcerned work, and AND demonstration alteringandwithSERVICES dress- cloth- 309.878-010302.887-014346.381-010 WARDROBE-CLOTHINGLAUNDRESS SPECIALTY MAINTENANCE(dom. ser.) WORKER SPECIALIST (mo- (dom, ser) 312507360 Misc.CraftsHandling Per. & Rel.Ser. Wk.(Food Ser. & Rel.) 54 work,try. and technical work in business and indus- 346.878-010 NURSERY*NewDRESSER title SCHOOL (amuse. for (anyTEACHER, & rec.)ind.) tion pic.) 507 Misc. Per. Ser. (Food Ser. & Rel.) DICTIONARY Ce OCCUPATIONAL TITLES OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES- 346.878-034 WARDROBE MISTRESS (amuse. & rec.) 507 Misc. Per. Ser. (Food Ser.tt & Rel.) tt ft It tt tt Continued 346.878-030 WARDROBEWARDROBE-MISTRESS ATTENDANT (amuse.ASSISTANT & rec.) 507507 If ft tt If 1 El 'IV 785.381-018785.361-010346.878-038 SEAMSTRESSDRESSMAKER (any ind.) broad.)(motion pic.; radio & TV 312308 CraftsCostum., & Rel.., Wk. & Dressmaking 789.687-030785.381-022 GARMENTSEAMSTRESS, EXAMINER LINEN (garment; ROOM ret.(hotel & rest.) 282312 Sort., Inspect., & Rel.tt Wk. 1 91 1 789.687-034 GARMENTCOSTUMER INSPECTOR (motion (garment;pic.; radio knit &goods)tr.; whole. tr.) 308282 Costum., Tailor., &tt Dressmaking 11 II 11 09.0203 FOODPreparation MANAGEMENT, for PRODUCTION,various kinds AND of employmentSERVICES re- 969.261-010187.168-014 CATERER (per. ser.) TV broad.) 245 Manag. Wk. vices.latedfor theto institutionalelderly, and schooland commercial Employment may include workers and super- lunch programs, and food ser- 187.168-066187.168-038 MANAGER,TESTER,DIRECTOR, CAFETERIAFOOD SCHOOL PRODUCTS LUNCHOR LUNCHROOM (grain PROGRAM (hotel & rest.) 245 Mat. Analysis & Rel Wk.it tt 199.281-022305.281-010297.258-010 PLANTCOOK HOSTESS(dom. ser.) (bak. prod.) & feed m511.) 488310 CookingDemon. && Sales.Rel. Wk. Wk. 310.138-010 KITCHEN SUPERVISOR (hotel & resc.) 461 Super. Wk. tt(Ser. & Rel.) 91 11 It al3.138-014319.138-010 FOOD-SERVICECOOK, HEAD, SCHOOLSUPERVISOR CAFETERIA (hotel (hotel & rest.) 461461 it 1 I11 If tt SERVICES 319.874-010 CATERER HELPER (per. ser.) & rest.) 503 Misc. Customer Serv. Wk. 09.0204 HOMEofItlatedPreparation suitableincludesFURNISHINGS, to home forhomeassisting furnishings various. EQUIPMENT,furnishings purchasers kinds and/or AND of and/or equipment, equipment.employmentin the selection re- 278.258-010163.168-010 HOME-LIGHTING-DEMONSTRATORHOME SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE power)SUPERVISOR (light, heat, & 488245 Manag.Demon. Wk. & Sales. Wk. ofassistingitems. curtains, interior draperies, decorators, slip covers, and (Included as 16.0505 INTERIOR DECORATOR custom-making and similar 299.258-010 HOME-LIGHTING ADVISER (light, (light, heat, & power) & power) 488 Crafts & Rel. Wk. it 1 11 underASSISTANT TECHNICAL and 16.0506 EDUCATION.) HOME EQUIPMENT DEMONSTRATOR 782.884-082780.381-026787.782-086 SLIPCOVERSEWER,DRAPERY HAND CUTTER OPERATOR (any (house ind.) (ret. furn.) tr.) 488435312 Demon.Operating-Controlling & Sales. Wk. 55 Code U.S. - OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 09.020509.0204 SERVICESHOMEINSTITUTIONAL FURNISHINGS, AND EQUIPMENT, HOME MANAGEMENT AND ContinuedSERVICES AND SUPPORTING - 787.782-306 SLIP-COVER SEAMSTRESS (house furn.) 435 Operating-Controlling vices.executivePreparationlated to housekeeping,institutional for various andkindsand hotelhome of employmentmanagementand motel re-ser- These include institutional housekeeping 195.368-010187.168-050187.138-010 MANAGEMENTEXECUTIVEHOUSE MOTHER AIDHOUSEKEEPER (any(profess. ind.) (hotel & kin.) &rest.; medical ser.) 461258245 Manag.Super.Info. Wk.Gath. (Ser. & Rel.) housekeeping. 321.138-010306.878-010303.138-010 HOUSEKEEPERHOMEMAKERHOUSEKEEPER, (dom. (hotel HOME ser.) (dom.& rest.; ser.) I 461507461 Super.Misc.Super. Per.Wk. Wk. Ser.(Ser., (FoodDispens., & Ser.Rel.) && Rel.Rel.) 321.138-014323.887-018323.887-014 MAIDINSPECTRESS (any ind.) (hotelII & rest.)medical ser.) 461360 Handling .11 09.0299 parationOCCUPATIONALInclude nothere includedPREPARATION, other aspects above. OTHER of occupational pre- (Specify.) MAID, HOSPITAL (medical ser.) 360

56 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS 14.00 00 00 00 the follow- practical experience, This body of subject matter, is organized into programs or combination of instructioncourses and to ining the criteria Office toOccupations the subject-matter area:The Ad Hoc Committee for Office Occupations applied selection of substantive content for placement 1) the content was -lected officeprovide occupations. opportunities for students td prepare In the instructional process drawn from other subject-matter for or advance in se- various as- todetermined Office Occupations by consensus in ofterms the ofcommittee the to be unique Vocational Education Act of and appropriate pectsareas. of subject Learning experiences matter frequently are in occupations in arepublic designed to lead to employment or private enter- and/or only1963; salient 2) subject-matter descriptive itemselements; could be defined in brief form using and 3) the various aspects of prisesadvancement.of or-organizations individuals "Facilities function" as related to the used here refers to facilitation function the expediting of the organizedidentifiable subject by titlesmatter whichclassified the ad hoc committee under Office Occupations were considered to be roleoffice.production played byand officedistribution occupations activities as the connecting of an organization. link between the Included are most appropriate to office occupations. Opportunities are frequently provided both during and outside visiona variety and coordination of activities, such as of office activities, recording and internal retrievaland external of data, super- regularin selected classtime aspects for ofpupils Office to Occupationsdevelop as an interests, skills, and knowledge integral part of the Association communication,items of information and the reporting of which identify categories information. of career objectives In this area are the in providesandinstructional an understandingadditional program. opportunities of the worled to ofdevelop As an example, the Office Education work in office occupations. leadership, other qualities, officeare developed. occupations, and around which courses and practical experiences toSuch as organizedcocurricular activities activities. under appropriate supervision, They may be designed for participation are referred ofclasswork. pupils as individuals or in groups, and are an integral part of 57 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 14.01 Code ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title quantitativetransactionsbinationPlannedconcerned learning of with coursesrecords,and systematizingactivitiesexperiences and and practical paying into which information andaccounts experiencesinclude receiving andabout a com- 14.0101 ProgramsACCOUNTANTSmoney. concerned with the paraprofessional 160.288-010 CREDIT ANALYST, CHIEF (banking) 252 data.designing,duties supporting and controlling the accountant numerical in organizing,and financial 160.288-018160.288-014 ESTIMATORDIRECTOR, (profess.UTILITY ACCOUNTS & kin.) (gov. ser.) 383252 Indust.Account., Engr. Audit. & Rel. & Rel.11 Wk. Wk. TI 14.0102 ProgramsBOOKKEEPERS concerned with computing, classifying, 210.368-010160.288-022 ACCOUNT-INFORMATIONLISTER (woodworking) CLERK 258383 Info. Gather., Dispens.,11 & Rel. 11 II 11 records.and recording numerical data to keep financial 210.388-010210.368-014 ACCOUNT-CLASSIFICATIONINSURANCE CLERK (medical CLERK ser.)(clerical)(light, heat, & power) 280258 Comput. & Rel. Record.11 11 TI 210.388-018210.388-014 BILLINGAUDIT CLERK CONTROL (clerical) CLERK (light,heat, & power) 280 I, II II 210.388-022 BOOKKEEPER (clerical) I 280 /1 T1 210.388-030210.388-026 CLASSIFICATION-BOOKKEEPER (clerical) CONTROL II CLERK (clerical) 280 II VT VI II 210.388-038210.388-034 DISTRIBUTIONCOMOODITY-LOAN ACCOUNTING CLERK (banking) CLERK (light, heat, & power) 280 11 III II1 11II 210.388-042 FIXED-CAPITAL CLERK (light, heat, & power) 280 TI TI II 210.388-046 GENERAL-LEDGER BOOKKEEPER (clerical) 280 II It 11II 210.388-050 MEDICAL-VOUCHER CLERK (insurance) 280 TTsi II 210.388-058210.388-054 NIGHTMORTGAGE-LOAN-COMPUTATION AUDITOR (hotel & rest.) CLERK (insurance) 280 It It IT 210.468-01b9".3RR-062 RECONCILEMENTCHART CALCULATOR CLERK (light, (banking) heat, & 280 IITT IITI 11VI II 210.588-010210.488-014 DIVIDEND-DEPOSIT-VOUCHERINSURANCE CLERK (clerical) QUOTER IIpower)(insurance) 280289 Routine Check. & Record. / 11 t U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TI WO ker TraitES Groups (Vol. II) 14.0103 Code CASHIERS Instructional program 211.138-010 Code MONEY-ROOM MAN, HEAD (amuse. Occupational& Title (Vol. I) Page243 Super. Wk. (clerical & Rel.) Title moneyProgramsceshusually inregisters establishmentsconcernedinvolving and with thechange use of otherreceiving than and banks, disbursing andmakers. machines, including 211.138-014 SUPERVISOR, CASHIERS (light,heat,rec.) & power) 243258 Info. Gather., Dispens.,11 & Rel. It It 211.468-018211.368-010 CASHIER, CURRENCY(clerical) EXCHANGE I 269 Cash. (Theater, Rest. & Rel.) 11 11 211.461-022 CASHIER, GAMBLING (amuse. & (bus. ser.) rec.) 269 11 11It 211.468-026 CASHIER-WRAPPER (ret. tr.) 269 ft ItIt It it11 211.468-030211.468-038 DRIVERS'-CASHCHANGE-BOOTH MAN CLERK (amuse. (motor & rec.)trans.) 269 It It ItLt V/ 211.468-042 PARIMUTUEL-TICKETPARIMUTUEL-TICKET CASHIER CASHIER (amuse. & rec.) 269 ff/1 ttit 11 11 211.468-046 amuse. & rec.) IV It 11 VI 211.468-054211.468-050211.468-058 STATIONSHEETTELLER WRITER AGM(light, (r.r.(amuse. heat, trans.) & & II rec.)power) I 269 11It VS CI It11 11Of 211.488-014211.488-010 MONEYMONEY COUNTER COUNTER (ret. (amuse. tr.; & tr.) rec.) whole 280280 Comput. & Rel. Record.IV 14.0104 MACHINECOMPUTING OPERATORS: BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, AND 280 It t1 Programscalculating,utilizingdata (otherconcerned office adding,than machineswith business listing, for operations and proceduresdata processing billing,and mechanizing pi.ting, 215.388-010214.488-010 BOOKKEEPING-MACHINEBILLING-MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (clerical) I 280 It itIt itII equipment.) 215.388-014 BOOKKEEPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) II 280 111 1111 1311 216.388-010215.488-010 BALANCEPAYROLL CLERK (clerical) 280 IS 11 216.388-014216.488-010 ADDINGBANK-RECONCILIATION - MACHINE OPERATOR CLERK (clerical) 280 It11 tt II 216.488-018216.488-014 AUDIT-MACHINECALCULATING-MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (clerical)(clerical) 280 It 11 t1II ft11 (clerical) 59 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.0104 MACHINECOMPUTING OPERATORS: Continued BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, AND 216.488-038216.488-034216.488-030 POLICY-VALUEINTERLINEFOOD CONTROLLER CLERK CALCULATOR (r.r.(hotel trans.) & rest.) 280 Comput. & Rel. Record. 216.588-010216.488-042 TESTER, RECORDING AND CHECKING (nonfer.(insurance) metal alloys) 280 216.588-014 FOODINTEGRATOR TABULATOR, OPERATOR CAFETERIA. (clerical) (hotel & rest.) 287287 Typing & Rel. Record.!t It VI 11 217.885-010217.388-014217.388-010 TRANSITBURSTING-MACHINEPROOF-MACHINE CLERK (banking) OPERATOR OPERATOR (banking) 280 . Comput. & Rel. Record.11 11 IV 14.0105 ProgramsTELLERS concerned with disbursing and receiving 212.138-010 TELLER, HEAD (banking) (clerical) 243447 Super.Tending Wk. (Clerical & Rel.) money in a bank and recording the transactions. 212.368-014212.368-010 TELLER,TELLER (banking) COLLECTION AND EXCHANGE (banking) 267267 Pay. & Receiv. (Banks & Other) IV 11 II It 14.0199 ProgramsACCOUNTING concerned AND COMPUTING with computing OCCUPATIONS, and accountingOTHER 219.138-010212.368-018 TELLER,COST-AND-SALES NOTE (banking) RECORD SUPERVISOR 243267 Super. Wk. (Clerical &It Rel.) It tt 1 whichclassifiedoffice are occupations, emphasized above. inincluding instruction emerging but notoccupations (Specify.) 219.138-022219.138-018219.138-014 FIELDCREW CASHIERSCHEDULER, (const.) CHIEF (air(light, trans.) heat, & power) 243 219.138-030219.138-026 MANAGER,STATISTICIAN,PAYROLL STATEMENTCLERK, ELECTRICCHIEF CLERKS (clerical) POWER (banking) 243 219.138-038219.138-034 SUPERVISOR,SUPERINTENDENT, ACCOUNTS PAYROLL RECEIVABLE DIVISION (light, heat, & power) 243 219.485-010219.368-014219.138-042 CURRENCYFLOORMANTIMEKEEPER, SORTER(motor CHIEF (banking)trans.) (clerical) 282265243 Sort.,Facil., Inspect., Ser., & Exped.& Rel. Wk.Wk. 60 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 14.02 binationPlannedBUSINESS oflearning DATA courses PROCESSING activities and practical SYSTEMS which experiences OCCUPATIONSinclude a com- 020.168-010 PROJECT DIRECTOR BUSINESS DATAOccupational Title (Vol. I Page468 Math., Phys. Sci., & Rel. Research Title andconcerned operations. with business data processing systems 213.138-014169.168-058 MANAGERSUPERVISOR, ELECTRONIC MACHINE DATA RECORDS PROCESS UNIT PROCESSINGIN(clerical)(profess. & kin.) '245 243 Manag.Super. Wk. Wk. (Clerical & Rel.) 14.0201 ProgramsCOMPUTER ANDconcerned CONSOLE with OPERATORS operation of an electronic 213.138-010 SUPERVISOR, COMPUTER OPERATIONS 243 11 operation.andaprogramdata specific manipulating processing instructions, run, readyingcomputer,and monitoring determining equipment including controls proceduresfor reviewing operation, during for 213.382-018 DIGITAL-COMPUTER OPERATOR (clerical)(clerical) 274 Typeset., Repre. & Rel. Wk. 14.0202 whichProgramsPERIPHERAL is auxiliaryconcerned EQUIPMENT orwith OPERATORSperipheral the operation to the of operation equipment 213.382-010 CARD-TAPE-CONVERTER OPERATOR (clerical) 274. 1 ofequipment.cardoperations the converters, electronic of card-to-tape highdata speedcomputer. converters,printers, and tape-to- related Included are the 213.382-022213.382-014 HIGH-SPEED-PRINTERCOMPUTER-PERIPHERAL-EQUIPMENT OPERATOR OPERATOR(clerical) (clerical) 274 If-t 14.020201, numericalKEYPrograms PUNCH keyANDconcerned punchCODING machines withEQUIPMENT operating for OPERATORS transcribing alphabetic/ data 213.588-010213.582-010 DATAKEY-PUNCH TYPIST OPERATOR (clerical) (clerical) 274287 Typeset., Repre. & Rel. Wk. type,andidentificationfrom other codesource materials,letters, materials codes and includingon andsymbolswire, machines tape, installingin . plasticthat printspecified tubing, 213.885-010213.782-010213.588-014 TABULATING-MACHINEVERIFIERSORTING-MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR(clerical) OPERATOR (clerical) 435287 Operating-ControllingTyping & Rel. Record.11 ,1 7 14.0203 ProgramsPROGRAMMERS concerned with converting symbolic state- 020.168-005 PROGRAMMER, CHIEF, BUSINESS (clerical) 468447 Math.,Tending Phys. Sci., & Rel. Research ofmentsIncludingflow diagram ofcharts business representinganalyzing for codingproblems all ainto orbusiness to part computerdetailed of problem a language.workflowlogical by ap- chart 020.188-026 PROGRAMMER, BUSINESS (profess.& kin.)(profess. & kin.) 468 11 matter,programsandquenceplying representatives algebra,ofknowledge to program resolve and ofsteps; symbolicquestionsofcomputer departments conferring to capabilitiesof develop program concerned with the intent,supervisor subject se- with writingofoutputformand automatic inclusions to requirements,detailed represent programming, lc.gizalof wc,2k ir-rvalinput orderflowcoding data checks charts of acquisition,and data and modification,in tocontrols; symbolic be processeextent 61 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 14.0203 Code PROGRAMMERS-Continued Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Title bydevisingchartsinvolved;output, a computer to arithmetic,sample languageconcerning system, input processable andand detaileddata logicalto todescribe provide logicalby operations computer; input, testilRflow gramingortoof operatingspecifyprogramusingprogram actual equipmentadequacy;errors a computer or bysample configuration;preparingsuch to inputmethodstest block adata; codedas observing diagrams alteringcorrect- pro- operatingrevising,personnelinstructionsprogram stepsandefficiencyduring rewriting (run and production book)sequence; or programsto to adapt runs;guide preparing toto analyzing, operating increasenew writtenre- programsspecializingdevelopmentquirements;(Included for as andcompilingonein 16.401 somesubsequentmake instances COMPUTERanddocumentation type revisions; PROGRAMMERof computer. of and program under in writing 14.0204 ProgramsSYSTEMSTECHNICAL ANALYSTSconcerned EDUCATION.) with analyzing and design- 012.168-022 SYSTEMS ANALYST, BUSINESS- 375 Eng=., Sci., & Tech. Coord. production,blemsActivitiesanding procedures,such commercial asincludeinventory the anddevelopment systems,analysis processingcontrol dataof andof business methods,business integratedcost, and systemsdata. pro- ELECTRONICDATA(profess. & kin.)PROCESSING system.forsystemthe applicationformulation for conversion toand an refinement electronicto a programmable of data an analysisprocessing form volvedsuchprocessingActivities(1) astothe typesascertain project andfrequently of department breakouts, directorspecific involve heads of outputdegree businessconferences of requirementsofunits datadata in- with 62 CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.0204 SYSTEMSoperatingreports;summarization,ing andANALYSTS- andstandardizingunits (2) andContinuedto management reviseformats input plans for management data.personnel of for obtain- analystAmongdevisedevelopment other are:workflow responsibilities cf newsequence; systems the and the study of current or the of the systemanalysis ofprocedures to data to andselectalternativeindicatingin theoutlines thedevelopment most meansexternal and feasible detailedof of derivingverification process and form input economical formethod; programming,flow charts points ofmaysibilitiessuch programs, also as includetrial forbut audit technical,does printouts.not scientific, or directing the preparation include major respon- Responsibilities (Included TECHNICALasexotic 16.0402 mathematics EDUCATION.) SYSTEMS applications.ANALYST TECHNOLOGY under OCCUPATIONS, 14.0299 ProgramsOTHERBUSINESStionssystems which concernedDATAoccupations arePROCESSING emphasized with SYSTEMS including emerging occupa- business data processing in instruction but 14.03 FILING,notCLERICAL classified OFFICE OCCUPATIONS above.MACHINES, AND (Specify.) whichGENERAL include OFFICE a concernedcombinationPlannedcorrespondence,data, includinglearning with of thecourses experiencesclassifying,records, recording and and other practical experiencessortingand retrieval and filing of data. 63 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.0301 andtypewrittenProgramsDUPLICATING devices. concerned matterMACHINE by withOPERATORS use reproducing of duplicating handwritten machines or 207.582-010207.138-010 BRAILLE-DUPLICATING-MACHINECHIEF CLERK, PRINT SHOP (clerical)OPERATOR (clerical) 274243 Typeset.,Super. Wk. Repre. (Clerical & Rel. & Rel.)Mk. 207.782-018207.782-014207.782-010 DUPLICATING-MACHINEDUPLICATING-MACHINECOPY OPERATOR (r.r. OPERATOR trans.)OPERATOR (-torten) II 435435 Operating - Controlling 1It 207.782-026207.782.422 MIMEOGRAPHOFFSET-DUPLICATING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) (clerical) III 435435 It If 207.884-010207.782 -030 DUPLICATING-MACHINETYPEWRITER OPERATOR, OPERATOR AUTOMATICOPERATOR(clerical) (clerical) I 322435 Manipulating tt 207.885207.885 -014 -010 PHOTOGRAPHIC-MACHINEDUPLICATING-MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR (clerical) IV 447 Tending 14.0302 FrogramsFILE CLERKS concerned with the recording and 207.885-018 STENCIL-CUTTER OPERATOR (clerical)(clerical) 360 Handling andretrieval filing of correspondence, data, including records, classifying, and other sorting, 206.388-018206.388-010206.388 -014 FILECUTCLASSIFICATION CLERKMAN (print. (clerical) CLERK& pub.) I(clerical) 276 Classif., Filing, & Rel. Wk. IV 1111 IIIt II11 data. 206.388-030206.388206.388.422 -026 LIBRARIANFINGERPRINTFILE CLERK (print. (clerical)CLERK &(gov. pub.) II ser.) II 276276 ItIt ttq IICIII It ItItt1 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 206.588206.388-038206.388 -034-010 RECORDBRANDRECORDS CLERKRECORDER CUSTODIAN (clerical) (gov. (banking) ser.) II 289276 Routine Check. & Record. It It11 Itt1 II11 reports,clericalPrograms includingduties concerned utilizing copying with performing knowledgedata, and ofacompiling varietysystems ofand 219.388-018219.388219.388-010 -014 ADVICEACTUARIALACCOUNT CLERK ANALYST CLERK (banking) (insurance)(banking) 280280 Comput. & Rel. Record.It II VI ItII handlingductingrecordsin record mailinterviews;and books;reports;and correspondence. providing operating tabulating information office and postingmachines; and datacon- and 219.388219.388.426219.388-022 -030 BILLINGAIRCRAFT-LOG CLERK CLERK(clerical) (air trans.)II 280 11II IIVI IIIt VIIt 219.388219.388 -038 -034 BOAC-BOND CLERKESTIMATOR, (banking) PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS(paper goods) 280 It 11It IItt it 64 219.388 -042-046 CHARTC.O.D.BUDGET CLERK CLERK (petrol. (clerical) refire.) 280 II11II II11It ItIIII If 11It U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code Instructional program Code CHECKER (amuse. & rec.)Occupational Title (Vol. I Page 276 Classif., Filing, & Rel. Wk. Title 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS-Continued 219.388-058219.388-054219.388-050 CLEARING-HOUSECITY-COLLECTION CLERK CLERK (banking) (banking) 280280 Comput. & Rel. Record. 11 111 11 219.388-066219.388-062 CLERK, GENERALCABLE TRANSFER OFFICE (clerical)(tel. & tel.) 276280 Classif.,Comput. & Rel.Filing, Record. & Rel. Wk. 219.388-074219.388-070 CODINGCLERK, CLERKTELEGRAPH (clerical) SERVICE (tel. & tel.) 276276 11 11 it It 219.388-082219.388-078 COLLATERALCONTRACT -AND-CLERK, SAFEKEEPING AUTOMOBILE CLERK(banking) 280 Comput. & Rel. Record.11 219.388-086 CONTROL CLERK, AUDITING (ret. tr.) 280 111 219.388-090 CONTROL CLERK, DATA PROCESSING(clerical)(insurance) I 280276 Comput.Classif., & Rel.Filing, Record. & Rel. Wk. 219.388-106219.388-102219.388-098219.388-094 DEMURRAGECREWCOUPON-COLLECTIONCOUNTRY-COLLECTION SCHEDULER CLERK (air(r.r. CLERK CLERKtrans.) trans.) (banking)(banking) 280276 Comput.Classif., & Rel.Filing, Record. & Rel. Wk. 219.388-110 DISPATCHER CLERK (r.r. trans.) 280 11111 It 11II 219.388-114219.388-126219.388-122 FILM-RENTALEXCHANGEDISTRICT CLERK CLERK (banking)(clerical) (ret. tr.) 280276 Comput.Classif., & Rel.Filing, Record. & Rel. Wk. 11 219.388-130219.388-134 FOREIGN-COLLECTIONFLIGHT-CREW-TIME CLERK CLERK (air(banking) trans.) 280 It It II 219.388.142219.388-138 INSURANCEINSURANCE CLERK CLERK (banking) (clerical) III I 276280 Classif., Filing, & Rel. Wk.H It 11 It It 11 tt it 219.388-146219.388-158219.388-154219.388-150 LOAD-CONTROLLETTERINTEREST -OF- CLERK CREDIT AGENT (banking) CLERK(air (banking)trans.) 2802762.80 Comput.Classif., & Rel.Filing, Record. & Rel. Wk. 65 DICTIONARY or OCCUPATIONAL TITLES U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS-Continued 219.388-162219.388-166 MANIFESTMAIN-EXTENSION CLERK (waterCLERK (light,trans.)heat, & power) 280280 Comput. & Rel. Record.It It It II 219.388-178219.388-174219.388-170 MEDIAMARGIN CLERK CLERK (bus. (finan.(banking) ser.) inst.) 280280 11II IIIt 11II ItII 219.388 -182 MORTGAGE-ACCOUNTING CLERK 280 11 It It II 219.388-186 PAPER CONTROL CLERK (clerical)(water trans.) 280 II It It It 219.388-190219.388-198219.388-194 PIANIMETERPAYMASTERPOLICY-CHANGE (clerical)OPERATOR CLERK (gov. (insurance) ser.) 280280 IIII11 11ItII IIIIIt ItII 219.388-210219.388-206219.388-202 RATEPROGRAMER,PROBATE CLERK, CLERK DETAIL FREIGHT (banking) (clerical) (motor trans.) 276280280 Comput.Classif., & Rel.Filing, Record. & Rel. Wk. 219.388-218219.388-214 RATERRATE REVIEWER (insurance) (light, heat, Srpower) 280 ItII ItItII It11II IIIt REAL - ESTATE CLERK (clerical) 280 11It ItII 1111 rt 219.388.-230219.388-226219.388-222 RETURNEDRESERVES -ITEMCLERK CLERK(banking) (banking) 280 11 N11 It ItII 219.388-238219.388-234 REVIVALREVISING CLERK CLERK (insurance) (motor trans.;r.r. trans.) 280 II tr It It 219.388-246 SERVICES CLERK (water trans.) 280 Ittr 111/ 11It Ifrt 219.388 -254-250 SORTINGSETTLEMENT CLERK CLERK (banking) (ore dress., smelt., & refin.) 280 VI 11 IT It 219.388-262219.388-258 STATISTICAL CLERK,CLERK (clerical)ADVERTISING (ret. tr.) 280 II 11II IIIt ItIt TAX CLERK (clerical) I 280 II11 It II IIIt 219.388-274219.388-282219.388-278219 388-470 TIMEKEEPERTRUSTTRAFFIC-RATE -VAULT (clerical) CLERKCLERK (banking)(clerical) 280276280 Classif., Filing, & IIRel. Wk. II II 11 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS-Continued 219.388-290219.388-286 WORKSHEETWARD CLERK CLERK (medical (insurance) ser.) 280280 Comput. & Rel. Record.11 II 11 11 219.488-014219.487-010219.488-010 ADDITIONSACCOUNTINGMEASURER (agric.) AND CLERK BETTERMENTS (clerical) 282280 Comput.Sort., Inspect.,& Rel. Record. & Rel.it Wk. II 11 It 219.488-018 ADVERTISING-SPACE MEASURER CLERK(clerical) (r.r. trans.) 280 219.488-026219.488-030219.488-022 COLLECTIOWSIMETBROKERAGEBooking Prizer CLERK (tobacco) (finan.CLERK inst.) I(motor trans.) 280 219.488..038219.488-034 DEPOSITCOST CLERK REFUND (clerical) CLERK (light, heat, & power) 280 219.488-042 FABRIC -AND- ACCESSORIES ESTIMATOR (garment) 280 11 it 219.408-046219.488-062219.488-054 REINSURANCEINSURANCEFOREIGN CLERK CHECKER CLERK (clerical) (insurance) 280 it IIit111 11It VIit 219.488-070219.488-066 VOUCHERTOLL-RATING CLERK CLERK (r.r. (tel. trans.) & tel.) 280 11ii II11 it11 ii 219.588-010219.585-010 COIN-MACHINEBOOKMAN (whole. OPERATOR tr.) (clerical) 282289 RoutineSort., Check.Inspect., & Record. & Rel.it Wk. 11 VI 11 219.588-014 CHARGE-REFER CLERK (clerical) it 219.588-018219.588 -022 DATA-CHANGECOIN-MACHINE CLERK OPERATOR (insurance) (banking) 289 IVit 1111 11it II 219.588-030219.588 -026 KARDEXERROR-LEDGER CLERK (clerical)CLERK (clerical) 289 itii SIII 11It 11II 219.588 -038-034 METER-ORDERPOSTING CLERK CLERK (clerical) (light, heat,& power) 289 11 it IV 11it 219.588 -046-042 REMITTANCESUSPENSE CLERKCLERK (light,(insurance) heat, 289 & power) 67 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 14.0303 Code GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS-Continued Instructional program 219.588-050 Code SUSPENSE- RETIREMENT- CLEARANCE-Occupational Title (Vol. I) 289Page Routine Check. & Record. Title 219.588-054 TELEGRAPH- SERVICE RATER &LEDGER power) CLERK (light, heat, 289 11 tt 219.688 -014-010 TALLYMAN,CONTROL, CLERK, FISH (gov.DATA PROCESSINGser.) (clerical)(tel. & tel.) 289289 Routine Check. & Record.11 14.0399 FILING,andProgramsCLERICAL general OFFICE concernedOCCUPATIONS, office MACHINES, clericalwith OTHER ANDfiling, GENERALoccupations, office OFFICE machines, includ- 208.138-010 TRANSCRIBING OPERATOR, HEAD (clerical 243 Super. Wk. (Clerical & Rel. instructioning emerging but occupations not classified which above.are emphasized in (Specify). 208.588-014208.588-010 CRYPTOGRAPHICBRAILLE-MACHINE - MACHINEOPERATOR OPERATOR(print. & pub.) 287 Typing & Rel. Record. it 208.588...022208.588 -018 TELAUTOGRAPHPHOTOCOMPOSING4SACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) PERFORATOROPERATOR(clerical) (print. & pub.) 287 208.588-026208.588 -030 TYPESETTERTRANSCRIBING - PERFORATORMACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (print.(clerical) & pnb.) 287 208.782 -010 EMBOSSING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) I 435 Operating-ControllingIt 11 208.782 -022-014 TICKET-MACHINEEMBOSSING-MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (clerical) II 435 VI 208.885208.885-014 -010 MICROFILMCOLLATOR MOUNTEROPERATOR (any (clerical) ind.) 447447 Tending IV 209.138-014209.138-010 STENOGRAPHICCOORDINATOR, -POOLLETTER SUPERVISOR CAMPAIGN (drug, prep., & rel. prod.) 243 Super. Wk. (Clerical & Rel.) It tI 209.138-018 TECHNICAL COORDINATOR (gov.(clerical) ser.) 243 11 II 68 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TI Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) ES 14.0399 Code CLERICALFILING, OCCUPATIONS,OFFICE MACHINES, OTHER AND GENERAL OFFICE Instructional program Continued 209.368 -010 Code CALL-OUT OPERATOR (bus. ser.; Occupational Title (Vol. I) 258Page Info. Gather., Dispens., & Rel. Title 209.368-018209.368-014 EVALUATORIN -FILE (clerical)OPERATOR (bus. ser.)ret. tr.) 258 11 IFtt 11 ti 209.388-018209.388-014 CLASSIFIEDCANCELLATION -AD CLERK CLERK (insurance) (print. & pub.) 276 Classif., Filing, & Rel. Who It It 11 It 209.388-034209.388-030209.388-026 MORTGAGE-PROCESSINGMORTGAGECONTINUITY CLERK CLERK (banking) CLERK(motion pic.)(clerical) 276276 ttIt It II IIII It 209.388-046209.388-042209.388-038 SPECIAL-CERTIFICATEREFERENCEREADER (bus. CLERK ser.) (ret. DICTATOR tr.) 256276 Corresp. & Rel. Wk. It11 It It 209.388-050 STATEMENT CLERK (banking) (insurance) 276 Classif., Villas, & 11Rel. Wk. St 11 tI 209.488-014209.488-010209.388-054 COUPONTITLECIRCULATION SEARCHERCLERK (banking)CLERK (real (print. estate) & pub.) 280276 Comput. & Rel. Record.It fl tI 11 II 209.584-010209.488-018 MORTICERINVOICE-CONTROL (clerical) CLERK (clerical) 282280 VI 1111 It 209.588-018209.588-010209.587-010 CLERK,ADDRESSERSAMPLEMAN, GENERAL (clerical) PAPER (clerical) (paper & pulp;paper goods) 289287282 RoutineTypingSort., &Inspect.,Check. Rel. Record.& Record.& Rel. Wk. 11 11 It 209.588-026209.588-022 CONTACT CLERK (light, heat, &power) 289 It It tt 11 209.588-038209.588-034209.588-030 HISTORY-CARDCUSTOMERCREDITCOPY HOLDER CARD - CONTROL CLERK(clerical)CLERK (light,CLERK(ret. (clerical)tr.) heat,& power) 289 IIIt IIIIIt IIttIi ItII 209.588-050209.588-042 PRICELIBRARY CLERK CLERK, (clerical) TALKING BOOKS (library) 289 VI 209.687-010209.588-062209.588-058 ADDRESS-PLATETRANSLATOR,ROUTING CLERK BRAILLEINSERTER (banking) (clerical)(print. & pub.) 282287289 Sort.,Typing Inspect.,& Rel. Record. & Rel.tf Wk. tf it II 69 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 14.0399 Code FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE Instructional program 209.688209.687-014 -010 Code 1 SLIP PULLER (bus. ser.) Occupational Title (Vol. I 282Page Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. Title CLERICAL OCCUPATION, OTHER - Continued 209.688-014 CHECKERBRAILLE PROOFREADER(clerical) II(print. & pub.) 289 Routine Check. & Record.tl II 11 209.688-018209.688 -022 DISPLAY-DESKCHECKING CLERK CLERK (banking) (print. t7vpub.) 289 IfII IIIf IfIf11 ItIf 209.688-034209.688-030 PROOFREADERORDER CALLER (print.(clerical) & pub.) I 289 11 11II 11II IfII 209.688-046209.688-042209.688-038 WEIGHTREVIEWERSORTER CALLER (clerical)(insurance) (clerical) 289289 11Ifff 17IfII IIII11 II 14.04 LearningINFORMATION experiences COMMUNICATION wiliCh OCCUPATIONS include a combination 209.688-050 YARDAGE CALLER (textile) 289 11 II If 14.0401 mail,withCOMMUNICATIONof courses thetelephone, distribution and SYSTEMS practicaltelegraph, of CLERKS information; experiences and AND in OPERATORSperson. e.g.,concerned by switchboardsPrograms concerned and similar with operating equipment telephone for relaying 235.138.410 CENTRAL-OFFICE- OPERATOR SUPERVISOR (tel. & tel.) 243 Super. Wk. (Clerical tl& Rel.) 11 Is 11 receivinggraphinformation;connectionsincoming and message:.similarand betweencalculatinginteroffice equipment subscribers; charges;calls; for transmitting establishing supplyingoperating andtele- 235.388-010235.228-010235.138-014 RADIO-MESSAGEPRIVATE-TELEPHONE BRANCH OPERATOR, ROUTER - EXCHANGE CHIEF SERVICEADVISER(clerical) (tel. & tel.) 335243 Indust. Training If 235.588-010235.585-010 CLERK,SWITCHING ROUTE CLERK (tel. (tel. & tel.) & tel.) (tel. & tel.) 276289282 RoutineSort.,Classif., Inspect.,Check. Filing, & Record.& &Rel. Rel. Wk. Wk. 235.862-014235.862-010 GAMEWELLCENTRAL-OFFICE OPERATOR OPERATOR (tel. & tel.)(tel. & tel.) 291291 Switchboard Ser. If 235.862.422235.862.-018 SWITCHBOARDINFORMATION OPERATOR, OPERATOR POLICE(tel. &DISTRICT tel.) (gov. ser.) 291 If fI11 235.862235.862-026 -030 TELEPHONE-TELEPHONE OPERATORANSWERING- (clerical) SERVICEOPERATOR (bus. ser.) 291 IfII IfIf 236.588-010236.382-010 MORSETELEFAX OPERATOR CLERK (tel.(tel. && tel.'tel.) 287274 TypingTypeset., & Rel. Repre. Record. & Rel.If Wk. fi If H 70 236.588-018236.588-014 TELEGRAPHERTELEGRAPHER (r. AGENT r. trans.)(r. r. trans.) 287 II If If II U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code CORRESPONDENCE CLERKS Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title 14.0402 Programsgivingand related information.concerned items withfor thecomposing purpose of correspondence obtaining or 204.388-010204.288204.268 -010 POLICYHOLDERS'-INFORMATIONCORRESPONDENCE-REVIEWCORRESPONDENCE CLERK (clerical) CLERK CLERK(insurance) 250256 I IInterview., Corresp. & Info.Classif.,Rel. Wk.Giv., Filing, & Rol. & Rel. Wk. 14.0403 N.IL AND POSTAL CLERKS 204.388-014 MAILINGSALES CORRESPONDENTSUPERVISOR (clerical) (any Ind.)(clerical) 256243276 Super.Corresp. Wk. & Rel.(Clerical Wk. & Rel.) mail,outgoingstamping;Programs and mail sealingconcerned reading, for anddistribution, withsorting stamping preparing and outgoing includingdelivery incoming and mailof incominor time 231.138-010231.588-010231.388-014231.388-010 PARCEL-POSTMAILDIRECT-MAIL -ORDER SORTERCLERK CLERK (clerical)(ret. (clerical) tr.) 289276 I Routine Check.Classif., & Record Filing, & Rel. Wk. II VI It writingpackages; money selling orders; postage computing stamps mail and costs; postal cards; 231.588-018231.588-014 REGISTEREDMAIL CLERK -MAIL(clerical) CLERK (banking) 289 11 II II transactions.sorting outgoing mail; and recording daily 231.687-010231.588-022 EXPRESSTRUST-MAIL MESSENGER CLERK (banking)(r. r. trans.) 282287 Sort.,Typing &Inspect., Rel. Record. & Rel. Wk. 11 11 11 11 232.136231.688-010231.687-014 -010 FOREMAN,DISTRIBUTIONSHIPPER (bus.MAILS CLERK ser.)(gov. (gov. Ear.) ser.) 243289282 RoutineSuper. Check.Wk. (Clerical & Record & Rel.) 232.368-410233.138-410232.368-414 POSTOFFICEMAILFOREMAN,POSTOFFICE CARRIER CARRIERSCLERK CLERK (gov. (clerical) (gov. (gov.ser.) ser.)ser.) 267276243267 Pay.Classif.,Super. & Receiv. Wk. Filing, II(Clerical (Banks & Rel. && Other)Rel.) Wk. If II 11 11 11 OPERATORS 233.388.410233.388-414 RURAL -MAIL CARRIER (gov. ser.) X276 14.0404 MAID-PREPARINGprintProgramsadvertisingitems names, such concerned asaddresses,ANDliterature; envelopes, MAID-HANDLING with andoperating to accounting similaraddress, MACHINE machines to informationfold,forms stuff,and on 234.88501093_, 582.010 ENVELOPE-SEALINGMACHINEADDRESSINGMACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR(clerical) (clerical) I 447274 Typeset.,Tending Repre. & Rel. Wk. seal, and stamp mail; and to open envelopes. 234.885-114234.885..018 FOLDINGMACHINEINSERTING-MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (clerical) 447447447 234.885.-022234.885-026 WING-SEALINGAND-CANCELING-MACHINE MAILER - MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR(print. (clerical) & pub.) 447 71 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. 11) 14.0405 Code MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS AND GIRLS Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. 1) Page Title formingfurnishingandPrograms delivering similar concerned workers letters,routine with tasksclericalpackages,running in errands;ansupplies; and office. messages; sorting and per. 230.868-010230.368-010230.138-010 TELEGRAPHSUPERVISOR, MESSENGER'MESSENGER MESSENGERS (tel. & tel.) II 258243 Super.Info. Wk.Gather., (Clerical Dispens., & Rel.) & Rel. 230.878-014230.878-010 CASHAID, BOYROUTE (ret. (tel. tr.) & tel.) (tel. & tel.) I 509509 Usher., Mess. Ser., It&If Rel. Wk. 11 IfIt If Itft 11 230.878-022230.878-018 MESSENGERCOPY BOY (print.(clerical) & pub.) 509 tt uU uIt un Uu 14.0406 RECEPTIONISTS AND INFORMATION CLERKS 230.878-026230.878-030 OFFICERUNNER BOY(finan. (clerical) inst.) 509509 tt Itft nIt upU Itft U11 Programs(2)(1) answeringlocating concerned officestelephone with meetingand and employees; informationthe public and throughrequests;(3) keeping 237.368-014237.368 -010 ADMITTINGAPPOINTMENT OFFICER CLERK (medical (clerical) ser.) I -- 258 Info. Gather., Dispens.,It & Rel. If tt ft It admittancerecordsinformation.ing people of callers,data, to secure insurance making required appointments,data, data, and similare.g., interview- hospital 237.368-026237.368-022237.368-018 HOSPITAL-ADMITTINGINFORMATION CLERK CLERK(motor(clerical) trans.;r.r.(medical trans.) ser.) 258 If It 237.368-034237.368-030 PAY-STATIONOUT-PATIENT ATTENDANTADMITTING CLERK (medical ser.) 258 ftIt It It It It It 237.368-038 RECEPTIONIST (clerical) (clerical) 258 II It 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 237.368-046237.368-042 REGISTRATIONREGISTRAR (gov. CLERK ser.) (gov. ser.) II 258 It 11 tt ft11 It1t notoccupationsPrograms classified concerned which above, arewith includingemphasized information emerging in communicationinstruction occupa- 239.138-014239.138-010 CABLE SUPERVISOR (tel. & tel.) UPERVISOR 243 Super. Wk. (Clerical 11& Rel.) II It It tions. (Specify.) 239.138-022239.138-018 MANAGER,FOREMAN,WNW. grili. MAILDELIVERY ROOM DEPARTMENT(print. & pub.) 243 11 If Itft It Itt1 239.138-026 METER READER, CHIEF (light, heat,& power(tel. waterworks) & tel.) 243 ft 11 It It 72 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.0499 ContinuedINFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUTIONS, OTHER - 239.228-010239.138239.138-030 -046 MORSECONTRACTTELEFAX SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR CLERK TRAINING(tel. (tel. & tel.) SUPER-& tel.) 241243 Bus.Super. Training Wk. (Clerical11 & Rel.) tt If II It j 239.368 -014 239.368-010 MAIL-DISTRIBUTION-SCHEMECOUNTER CLERK (tel. & tel.) VISOR (tel. & tel.) 258 Info. Gather., Dispens.,ti & Rel. ti tt $1 It 239.368-018 MANAGER, TRAFFIC (motor trans.)IIEXAMINER (gov. ser.) 258 It U 239.388-010239.382-010239.368 -026 DISPATCHER,WIRE-PHOTOWEATHER CLERK OPERATOR,MAINTENANCE (air trans.) NEWS SERVICE (print. & pub.) 276274258 Classif.,Typeset., Filing,Repre. && Rel.Rel.ti Wk.Wk. It 239.587-014239.587-010 MAILER APPRENTICE(print. & pUb.)(print. & pub.)(clerical) 282 Sort., Inspect., & Rel.It Wk. It II II It 239.588239.588-014 -018 METERCLERK, READER DIRECTORY (light, (tel. heat, & tel.)& 289 Routine Check. & Record.1t It It It 239.588-030239.588-026 ROUTER (clerical) power; waterworks) 289 It It It 239.868-010239.688-010239.687 -010 CALLER,CLERK,TUBESERVICE OPERATOR INSPECTIONINDUSTRIAL OBSERVER (clerical) (tel.(tel.(any ind.)&& tel.)tel.) 289282 RoutineSort., Check.Inspect., & Record. & Rel. Wk. 249.368-030249.268-014249.138-026 CREDITSURVEYSUPERVISOR, CLERK WORKER (clerical)SURVEY (clerical) WORKER I (clerical) 509258250243 Super.Usher.,Interview., Wk. Mess. (Clerical Info.Ser., Giv., && Rel.Rel.) & Rel. 249.368-082249.368-050 LIBRARY ASSISTANT (library) 258 Info. Gather., Dispens.,It & Rel. tt It tt II 249.388-034249.388-014249.368-094 MEDICAL-RECORDCOMPILERTRACERRESERVATION CLERK (clerical) CLERK (clerical)CLERK (clerical) 280276265 Comput.Classif.,Facil., &Ser., Rel.Filing, &Record. Exped. & Rel. Wk. Wk. ti II II It It 249.388249.688-010 -038 BROADCASTMESSENGER, CHECKER BANK (banking) (radio & tv. (medicalbroad.) ser.) 276289 RoutineClassif., Check. Filing, & Record. & Rel. Wk. 73 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.05 MATERIALSPlannedSTORING, learningSUPPORTAND RECORDING) OCCUPATIONSactivities which(TRANSPORTING, include a combi- oflocationsping,cernednation material requisitioning, withof coursesandor (1) materialspace receiving, and to andpractical initems, use;accounting storing, (2)including experiences assigning issuing,for verifistores con-ship- depletedvalue;ingshipment;cation tools, (3) ofitems; preparing (4)quality,equipment, inventoryingand (6) identification,or orfillingcommitting materials stock; orders stocks (5)tocondition, andworkers.replenishing forissu- and 14.0501 ProgramsPLANNINGcating operationsAND.concerned PRODUCTION withor repairs, routingCLERKS developingparts for fabri-work 221.168-.010221.138-014 MATERIALYIELDS SUPERVISOR COORDINATOR (clerical) (any ind.) 261243 Sched.,Super. Wk.Exped. (Clerical & Rel. &Wk. Rel.) unitsrecordsdeliveringplans produced,prior and partstoreports production,and to scheduling.onavoid the overproduction,schedulingnumber shipment and worktypes of compilinforparts. of and 221.388-030221.168-026221.168-.018 INDUSTRIALSPARESPRODUCTION SCHEDULER -ORDERCOORDINATOR (clerical)FREAK- (clerical)DOWNCLERK (any ind.) 280261 Comput. & Rel. Record.it11 11pe ItII 11It It 221.588-022221.388-074221.388-054221.388-042 WORK-ORDERPRODUCTION -ORDERDETAILER CLERKCLERK (clerical) (clerical)(clerical) II II 289276280 RoutineClassif.,Comput. Check. & Filing,Rel. & Record.Record. & Rel.Rel. Wk.Wk. 14.0502 andPrograms-concernedQUALITY quantity CONTROL specifications. CLERKS with verification of quality 209.588-014168.288-014 JOECARCLAIM TRACER CHECKER EXAMINER (clerical) (clerical) (insurance) I 289254 RoutineTitle & Check.Contr. &Search Record. & Rel. 209.688209.588-054 -026 RETURTO-FACTORY CLERK (clerical) 289 VI 229.588-014 FILE-ROOMMETAL- RELEASE CUSTODIAN-AND- MAN (nonfer. metalalloys) 289 11 1,Z 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 229.884-010 CHART CHANGER STABILITY-PROGRAM(clerical) CLERK 322 Manipulating verifying,addressing,Programs concernedand stamping recording with or incomingreceiving,assembling, merchandise unpacking, packing, or 222.368-014222.138.426222.138.422 EXPEDITORSHIPPINGRATE SUPERVISOR CLERK(clerical) (clerical) (clerical) I I 243265243 Facil.,Super. Ser.,Wk. (Clerical & Exped. el&Wk. Rel.) 11 11 Ii N 74 materials. 222.387-022222.387-018 RETURNEDRECEIVING -GOODS CLERK RECEIVING-CLERK(clerical) (clerical) 271 Inspect. & Stock Check. II II .1 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I DICTIONARY C. OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS- Continued 222.488-014222.387-026 RECEIPTSHIPPING CLERK AND (clerical)RECEIVING CLERK (clerical) 280271 Comput.Inspect. & Rel.& Stock Record. Check. 222.587-042222.587-034222.587-014 ROUTE-RETURNDISTRIBUTINGSHIPPING CLERK MANCLERK (clerical) (clerical) II 282 Sort., Inspect., & Rel.Ittt Wk. Ittt It IIIt Ittt 222.687-022 RECEIVING CHECKER (clerical) 282 It It Ittt ItIV 14.0504 ProgramsSTOCK AND concerned INVENTORY with CLERKS receiving, storing, 223.138-022222.687-034222.687-030 RECEIVING-AND-SHIPPINGSORTERSHIPPING (any CHECKER ind.) (clerical) FOREMAN 243282 Super. Wk. (Clericaltt11 & Rel.) tt ItIt It It equipmentshipping, inand a issuingstockroom supplies, or warehouse materials, environment, and 223.138-026 STOCK SUPERVISOR (ret. tr.) (any ind.) 243 11 IV It II 11 andincluding requisitioning taking inventories, stock. keeping records, 223.138-030 STOCK- CONTROL SUPERVISOR (clerical) 243 11It It It It 223.138-034 SUPERVISOR, ASSEMBLY STOCK (clerical) 243 11 It 223.138-042223.138.-038 TOOL-CRIBSUPERVISOR, FOREMAN STOCK (clerical) 243 11It 11tt It It 223.388-010 EQUIPMENT-INVENTORY CLERK (aircraft mfg.) 276 Classif., Filing, & Rel.tt Wk. 11 1t tI 223.388-018223.388-014223.487-018 INVENTORYMAIL-ORDERINVENTORY CLERK FILLERCLERK, (clerical) (ret.STOCKROOM tr.;whole(clerical) tr.) 276282276 Sort., Inspect., & Rel.tt Wk. It It It 223.587-018 LABORATORY HELPER (clerical) 282 11 ?V 11 Ittt ItIi tt 14.0505 TRAFFIC, RATE, AND TRANSPORTATION CLERKS 223.687-014223.588-026 CHECKERTALLYMAN (clerical)(clerical) I 282 It ?I IV It tt carriersPrograms fromconcerned rate tables.with calculating fares for Included are the study 222.588-026222.588-010 TRAFFICDELIVERY CLERKCLERK (clerical)(clerical) I 289289 Routine Check. & Record. ti tt ofservice;distance,travel maps toroutes, the selectdestination, preparation considering or lay andout, of passengertype writtenand ofmeasure vehicle,reports or rate or 911.488,410911.388-010222.588-030 TONNAGE-COMPILATIONRECEIPT-AND-REPORTTRAFFIC CLERK (clerical) CLERKCLERK II 280280289 Comput. & Rel. Record.ItIt It tt ?I 11 ulesinforming and cost customers factors. orally; and computing sched- 919.168919.168-010 -014 DISPATCHER, MOTORTRAFFIC VEHICLE OR SYSTEM (clerica(motor trans.; r.r. trans.) 261 Sched., Exped. & Rel.tt Wk. It IV TI It 919.368-018 TRAFFIC CHECKER (gov. ser.) 258 Info. Gather., Dispens., & Rel. 75 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 14.0599 Code MATERIALS SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title issuing,ProgramsforSTORING stores shipping,concernedAND of RECORDING), materials requisitioningwith receiving, emphasisedOTHER and storing, in accounting instruc- 224.487-042224.487-030 WEIGHING-STATIONWEIGHER (clerical) OPERATOR II (gm. ser.) 282 Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. It U emergingtion which occupations. are not classified above, including (Specify.) 229.138-010 CERTIFIED -TEST CLERK (ore dress., smelt, & refin.) 243 Super. Wk. (Clericaltt & Rel.) 229.138-018229.138-014 CHIEFCHART CLERK, CHIEF-(clerical)MEASUREMENT pipeDEPARTMENT lines) (petrol. production; 243 U - VIrr Itrr ItU It 229.138-026229.138-022 'EQUIPMENT-RECORDSCONTACT CLERK SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR (light,heat,(const.) & power) 243 It IIIt IIU it11 229.138-030 PROCESS-CONTROIrCLERICAL SUPERVISOR (petrol. refin.) 243 It /I VIII 11 VIII 229.138-038229.138-034 YARDSACK- FOREMAN DEPARTMENT (const.) FOREMAN (grain & feed mill.) 243243 11 It II11 II 229.368-010229.188-010 TOOLINGDISPATCHER, COORDINATOR, MAINTENANCE PRODUCTION (clerical)ENGINEERING (aircraft mfg.) 383265 Facil.,Surv., Prosp.,Ser., & &Exped. Rel. Wk.Wk. 229.388-010229.387-014229.387-010 TANKCARBULK CALIBRATOR CHECKER- PRODUCTS (r.r. (bus.MAN trans.)(sugar) ser.) I 272271276 Classif.,Inspect. & Filing,Stock Check. & ItRel. Wk. It '11 rr 229.388-018229.388-014 MATERIALPARTS LISTER LISTER (electronics)(coin t.) 276280 Classif.,Comput. & Filing,Rel. Record. & Rel.It Wk. rl 229.388-022229.388-026 ROADPROGRESS CLERK CLERK (const.) 276280 Comput. & Rel. Record. 11 II It It 229.488-010229.388-030 ESTIMATORROADMASTER (jewelry) CLERK (r.r. trans.) 280 rr rr It 229.488-022229.488-018229.488-014 GINESTIMATOR CLERK (agric.)(wood. box) 280 VI 11It It11 It11 229.587.010 GREY-GOODSLUMBER SCALER MARKER (woodworking) (textile) 282 Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. It rr 229.587-018229.587-014 SAMPLEINSPECTOR, CLERK SWEET(textile) POTATO I (gov. ser.) 282 ttIt It ItII IIIt rr 76 229.588-018229.588-010 OBSERVER,COUNTER (agric.) WATER- SALES - MEASUREMENTS(light, heat, & power) 289289 Routine Check. & Record It U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 14.0599 Code MATERIALS SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING /nstructionai program 229.588-022 Code OUTSOLE SCHEDULER (boot &Occupational shoe) Title (Vol. I) Page 289 Routine Check. & Record. It TitleII I! STORING AND RECORDING), OTHER Continued 229.588-026229.887-010229.688-010229.588-030 TICKERSHADE-TICKERTICKETERCLAIMS MARKER CLERK (textile) MARKER (whole.(auto. (garment) mfg,)tr.) 360289 Handling II11It 11 It ItII II 14.06 organizationbinationPlannedPERSONNEL,concerned learningof TRAINING,with coursesand personneltheexperiences andfacilitatingAND practical RELATED administration which OCCUPATIONSfunctionsexperiences include of a of ancom- 14.0601 ment,EDUCATIONALscheduling and operations andASSISTANTS conduction of organizations.AND clericalTRAINING work,SPECIALISTS manage- DIRECTOR, EDUCATIONAL (education) 237 Admin. inPrograms the facilitating concerned withfunctions the training of an organization, of personnel 166.118-018166.118-010 DIRECTOR, SAFETY (education) 349237 Training Ser. It It others.education,dealing with training personnel specialists such as teacherin industry, aides in and 166.228-018166.228-022166.228-014 TRAININGDIRECTOR,SUPERVISOR, RESPRESENTATIVE SALES TRAINING EDUCATION (education)(education) 349 II II 14.0602 ProgramsINTERVIEWERS concerned AND TEST with TECHNICIANS interviewing and adminis- 166.088-010 JOB ANALYST (profess. & kin.) 294 Soc. Sci.,11 Psych., & Rel. Research II 11 It It appropriatenesstering tests to forindividuals employment to and/ordetermine advancement. their 166.268-014166.088-014 EMPLOYMENTPOSITION CLASSIFIER INTERVIEWER (gm. (profess. ser.) 250 Interview., Info. Giv., & Rel. 11 Alsoing involveddevices, areand thethe usesadministration, of appropriate scoring, measur- and 166.268-018 EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWER (profess.& kin.) III 250 11 tt 11It analysis of individual and group progress. 166.268-030 PLACEMENTPERSONNEL OFFICERRECRUITER (education) (profess.kin.) & 250 ItII ItII It ItIt 219.488-050169.268-014166.268-034249.368-090 TESTGRADINGCLAIMS TECHNICIAN TAKER,CLERK (education)UNEMPLOYMENT (clerical) BENEFITS (gov. ser.) 258280250 Info.Comput. Gather., & Rel. Dispens.,Record. & Rel. It II It It 14.0603 organization.relatingProgramsPERSONNEL toconcerned ASSISTANTS the personnel with formulatilg administration of an Emphasized are the conduct of pro- policies 166.118-022166.118-014 DIRECTOR,MANAGER, INDUSTRIALPERSONNEL (profess.RELATIONS (profess. & kin.) 237237 Admin. promotion,gramstion ofof recruitment,employees, welfare, safety,and selection, recreation compensation, involving separa- training, 166.168-010 BENEFITS-AND-SERVICE-RECORDS& SUPERVISORkin.) (any ind.) 245 Manes. Wk. 77 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.0603 ispersonnel.PERSONNEL required ASSISTANTS-Continued for some occupations in personnel A practical background in psychology, 166.118-014 DIRECTOR, INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (profess. & kin.) 237 Admin. andresearch, counseling and programs.in the administration of testing 166.168-010166.118-022 BENEFITSMANAGER, - PERSONNELAND - SERVICE- (profess. RECORDS& SUPERVISORkin.) (any ind.) 245237 Manag. Wk. 11 166.168-022166.168-026 MANAGER,DIRECTOR EMPLOYMENT OF PLACEMENT (profess. (education)& kin.) 245 IV 11 205.138-010 PERSONNEL CLERK SUPERVISOR (clerical) 243 Super. Wk. (ClericalIV & Rel.) 11 11 /I 205.368-014205.288-010205.168-010205.138-014 EMPLOYMENTAGENTTRAVELSUPERVISOR, CONTRACTCLERK CLERK FORCE(gov. CLERK (clerical) ADJUSTMENTser.) (insurance)(tel. & tel.) 258254261 Info.TitleSched., Gather.,& Contr.Exped. Dispens.,Search&Rel. Wk.&Rel. & Rel. 205.368-022 INVESTIGATOR (any ind.) I 258 11 1 11 it 11 205.368-018205.368-026 PERSONNELIDENTIFICATION CLERK (clerical)CLERK (clerical) 258 I1tl+I tt II 11 It 205.368-034205.368-030205.388-010 SOCIALCIVIL-SERVICESUPERVISOR, SECURITY CONTINGENTS CLERKCLERK (gov.(clerical) (ret. ser.) tr.) 276258 Classif., Filing, & 11Rel. Wk. 11 It11 1t II 14.0699 OTHERProgramsPERSONNEL, concerned TRAINING, with AND personnel, RELATED OCCUPATIONS, training, and 169.118-022 LABOR-RELATIONS SPECIALIST 237 Admin. emerginginstructionrelated occupationsoccupations. which are which classified are emphasized above, including in (Specify.) 169.118-026 SALARY AND WAGE ADMINISTRATOR (profess. & kin.) 237 tl 14.07 records,concernedbinationPlannedSTENOGRAPHIC, learningincluding ofwith courses SECRETARIAL,making, activities written and classifying, practical communications. ANDwhich RELATED includeexperiences and OCCUPATIONSfiling a com- 14.0701 officeexpediting,ProgramsEXECUTIVE for concerned SECRETARYaiding and facilitating the with executive secretarial functions under coordinating, his of direc-the 169.168-018 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY (any incl.) 245 Manag. Wk. 78 alsoOCCUPATIONS.)SUPERVISORYtion 14.0801 and in ADMINISTRATIVEaAND confidential ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTSrelationship. MANAGEMENT under (See U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 14.0702 Code SECRETARIES Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title carryingPrograms outrelated administrative to occupations and generalconcerned office with 201.368-010201.268-010 LEGALSOCIAL SECRETARY SECRETARY (clerical) (clerical) 263 Secret. & Rel. Wk. 11 111 II 11 14.0703 STENOGRAPHERSdictation.duties, in addition to taking and transcribing 201.368-018201.368-014 SECRETARYMEDICAL SECRETARY (clerical) (clerical) 263 11 II If Programstranscribingspecial concernedwriting them. of with notes taking by hand shorthand or machines or and 202.388-018202.388-014202.388-010 COURTSTENOGRAPHER,STENOGRAPHER REPORTER (clerical) (clerical)PRINT SHOP 278 Stenog. & Rel. Wk. If 11 11II 11 14.0799 STENOGRAPHIC, SECRETARIAL AND RELATED OCCUPATIONS, 202.388-022 STENOTYPE OPERATOR (clerical) (print. & pub.) 278 11 whichandProgramsOTHER related are notconcerned occupations classified with emphasized above.stenographic, in instruction secretarial, (Specify.) 14.08 variouspolicies,LearningTIONSSUPERVISORY responsibilities activitiesorganizational AND ADMINISTRATIVE and such experiencesstructures, as (1)MANOEMENT studying concernedand adminis-OCCUPA- with reportsmittedprofitgovernmentaltrative bygroups;practicessummarizing operations units, (2) of reviewing findings industrialorganizationspersonnel; andperiodic firms, (3)recommending such preparing andbudgets as non- tosub activities,ment;estimatesandline administration; andmanagement and(5) determining preparingsupervising changes (4) financialworkconsolidating inand policy,procedures, coordinating reports organization, budget andfor con.. 14.0801 ADMINISTRATIVEassigningPrograms duties.concerned ASSISTANTS with the coordinating, expedite 169.168 -014 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 245 Manag. Wk, hisrecordsconfidentialaidinging, duties and the control, facilitatingas executive, relatedrelationship, housekeeping, to functionsunder personnel, in his the conducting ofdirection thedischargethe budget,office studiesand of forin a (any ind.) sibilities.and analyses, reviewing reports, and other respon- (See also 14.701 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. 79 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 14.0802 Code BUDGET MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title administrativeofProgramsinterpreting policies, concerned organizational accountingpractices with examining, ofrecords organizations.structures, and analyzing, with and the andstudy 161.118-018161.118-010 TREASURERBUDGET OFFICER (any ind.)(gov. ser.) 237237 Admin. tt 14.0803 zation,involvingProgramsCLERICAL rather ANDconcernedthe OFFICE facilitatingthan withaSUPERVISORS scientific, supervisory function technical, ofoccupations an organi- or SUPERVISOR (clerical) are (Classificationsmade according to in type the DOT administrative specialty. COMPUTERunderofalcodes work program, appropriate andsupervised. AND titles CONSOLEe.g., instruction- may14.0201 OPERATORS be found Specific 14.0804 DATA - METHODS AND SYSTEM - PROCEDURES ANALYSTS COMPUTER,213.138 -010COMPUTER SUPERVISOR OPERATIONS. Programs concerned with studying policies, organ- 161.268 CLERICAL TECHNICIAN (profess. 248 I Consult. & Bus. Wk. ofandizational an installingorganization structures, systems for the andprocedures purposeadministrative ofand recommending methods practices 161.268 FILE SERVICE WORKER (bus. ser.)& kin.) 248 tt If U tt 14.0805 ProgramsOFFICEimprovements. MANAGERS concerned AND withCHIEF the CLERKS facilitating function 169.168-026 CHIEF CLERK (any ind.) 245 Manag. ofschedulingand the management office and involving conductinganalysis supervision staff work, of and an of otheroffice, the budget 186.168-058186.168-046169.168-062 MANAGER,SUPERVISOR,OPERATIONS OFFICE OFFICER CREDIT (any (banking)UNIONind.) 245 ItVI ttIt 14.0899 SUPERVISORYadministrative AND specializations. ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT 186.388-010 DISBURSEMENT CLERK (finan. inst.)(finan. inst.) 276 I Classif., Filing, & Rel. Wk. tiontiveProgramsOCCUPATIONS, managementwhich concerned are OTHER notoccupations withclassified supervisory emphasized above, and including in administra- instruc- (Specify.) 162.118-014162.118-010 CONTRACTADMINISTRATOR, SPECIALIST CONTRACT (gov. AND ser.)ORDER (any ind.) 484237237 I Purch.Admin. & Sales Wk. emerging occupations. 162.188-010162.168-026162.158-126 PURCHASESUPERVISOR,SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS -PRICE PROCUREMENT ANALYST OFFICER (profess.SERVICES(any(gov. ind.) ser.) 252245 Manag.Account., Wk. Audit. & Rel. Wk. 80 & kin.) U.S. OFF/CE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 14.0899 Code SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT Instructional program Code TITLE CLERK (petrol. production;Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page254 Title & Contr. Search & Rel. Title OCCUPATIONS, ETHER Continued 169.168-038168.168-050162.288-010 MANAGER,EXAMINER, CREDIT TARIFF AND AND COLLECTION SCHEDULESpetrol.(any ind.) refin.; pipe lines) 416245 Investigat.,Manag. Wk. Protect., & Rel. Wk. 169.168-046 INTERVIEWER AND CLAIMS ADJUSTER(gov.(gov. ser.) ser.) 416245 Manag. Wk. it IV 169.168-074169.168-090 VOCATIONALPROPERTY - DISPOSALDISABILITY OFFICER EXAMINE= (gov. ser.) 416 Investigat., Protect., & Rel. 186.168-010186.138-010169.388-010169.268-022 MANAGER,LOANBANKESCROW COUNSELOR CASHIER OFFICERSAFE DEPOSITS (banking)(banking) (profess. (banking) & kin.) 237243276248 Admin.Super.Classif.,Consult. Wk. & Filing,Bus.(Clerical Wk. & Rel.& Rel.) Wk. 14.09 writers-andbinationPlannedTYPINGconcerned ANDlearning of RELATEDwithsimilarcourses recordingactivities OCCUPATIONSdevices.and practical data which by includeexperiencesmeans a com- of type- 14.0901 CLERK-TYPISTS Classif., Filing, & Rel. Wk. It aclericalPrograms typingmajority reports,workconcerned of therequiring applicationduties, with the useperformance forms, of a of general including compiling and shipping typewriter in 209.388-022209.388-010 BORDEREAUCLERK-TYPIST CLERK (clerical) (insurance) 276 tt it It II Activitiesandports,tickets, distributing posting andalso other includeinformation mail, data filing answeringfrom to clericalrecords records, sorting telephones, other similar records. and re- 14.0902 TYPISTSduties.computingPrograms withconcerned adding with machines, recording and data by means of 203.138-010 TELEGRAPHIC- TYPEWRITER OPERATOR, 243 Super. Wk. (Clerical & Rel.) a typewriter or similar device. 203.138-014203.588-014203.582-014 VARI-TYPINGTELEGRAPHIC-TYPEWRITER TYPIST SECT/ON (clerical) CHIEF (clerical) OPERATORCHIEF (clerical) 287274243 TypingTypeset., & Rel.Repre. Record. St Rel. Wk. It tt 203.588-018 TYPIST (clerical) (clerical) 287 If It It it 81 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol.I II) Title 14.09,914.0902 TYPIST-Continued 203.588-022203.588-010 WIRES-TRANSFERPERFORATOR TYPIST CLERK (clerical) (banking) 287 Typing & Rel.ti Recording It 11 tt classifiedProgramsTYPING(Specify.)tions ANDemphasized concerned above,RELATED including inwithOCCUPATIONS, instruction typing emerging and OTHER which related occupations. are occupa-not 14.99 ornewOFFICEInclude classifiable or emergingOCCUPATIONS, here other inoffice one OTHERplanned ofoccupations the learning above notcategories. experiences listed in 240.368-014240.138-010 COLLECTOR,COIN-MACHINE-COLLECTOR OVERDUE MATERIAL SUPER-VISOR (clerical) 258243 Info.Super. Gather., Wk. (Clerical Dispens., & Rel.) & Rel. (Specify.) 240.388-014240.388-010240.368-018 COLLECTIONREPOSSESSOR CLERK (clerical) (clerical) (library) 256258 Corresp. & Rel. Wk. tt It it It It 240.884-010240.468-010 PARKING-METERLAY-AWAYTRUST-COLLECTION CLERK COLLECTOR(ret. CLERK tr.) (banking)(gov. ser.) 322501256 ManipulatingCustomer Ser. Wk., n.e.c.It It It 241.368-014240.887-010 LOSS-OF-CLAIMCOLLECTOR (tel. CLERK & tel.) (insurance) 258360 HandlingInfo. Gather., Dispens.,It & Rel. 241.387-010241.368-018 TIREOUTSIDE-CONTACT ADJUSTER (ret. CLERK tr.; (light, whole.heat, & power) 271258 Inspect. & Stock Check. 11 11 11 II 243.368-014243.368-010 LOST-AND-FOUNDCALL CLERK (gov. CLERK ser.) (clerical)tr.) 258 Info. Gather., Dispens.,tt & Rel. 11 11 It 11 243.368-022243.368-018 MORTGAGE-CLOSINGLOST-AND-FOUND CLERKCLERK (motor(cleriail)trans.) 258 It It 'Iit itIt 11II 243.368-034243.368-030243.368-026 WORK-TELEPHONE-QUOTATIONSERVICE ORDER CLERK - SORTING (clerical) CLERK (light, (finan. inst.) 265258 Foal.,Foal.,Info. Ser., Ser.,Gather., & &Exped. Exped. Dispens., Wk. Wk. & Rel. 249.138-014249.138-010 CLAIMS DEPUTY (gov. ser.) heat, & power 243 Super. Wk. (ClericalIt & Rel.) 11 It 11 It 249.138-018 STOCKSOLICITOR, - TRANSFER HEAD CLERK,(print. HEAD & pub.)(banking) 243 VI It 82 249.138-022 SUPERINTENDENT, CUSTOMER RECORDSpower)DIVISION (light, heat, & 243 11 It VI It i 249.168-014 249.368-010249.288-010 LABORCUSTOMSCLAIMS EXPEDITER CLERKCLERK (gov.(const.)(insurance) ser.) 261258258 Sched.,Info. Exped. Gather., & Rel.It Dispens., Wk. & Rel. It 11 It II Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program 1 Code Occupational Titis (Vol. I) DICTIONAff OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER-Continued 249.368-014 CLERK, ELECTORAL (gov. ser.) 258 Info. Gather., Dispens.,11 & Rel. ff 11 ff 249.368-034249.368-026 CREDITCOURT CLERKREPORTER (gov. (bus. ser.) ser.) 258 iJff 1f 1f IV II 249.368-042249.368-038 FARMDEPOSIT CHECKER CLERK (gov. (light, ser.) heat, &power) 258 If ff If II If 249.368-070249.368-054249.368-058 ORDERLOANLICENSE OFFICER CLERK CLERK (clerical)(banking; (gov. ser.) finan.II inst.) 258 If11 ff1 ff11 ff11 ff 249.387-010249.368-074 WATCHRECONSIGNMENT - AND - CLACK CLERK - REPAIR (r.r. CLERK trans.)(ret. tr.) 271265 . Inspect.Facil., Ser.,& Stock & Exped.Check. Wk. II 249.388-018249.388-010 CREDITANALYST AUTHORIZER(ret. tr.) (clerical) 276 Classif., Filing, & 11Rel. Wk. U 1f If II 249.388-030249.388-026249.388-022 MAILING-LISTFORMSLOAN ANALYSTCLOSER COMPILER (finan(clerical) (clerical)inst.; realestate) 276256 Classif.,Corresp. Filing,& Rel. Wk.& Rel.If Wk. 1f If if 249.388249.388-054249.388-050249.388-042 -058 TOWNSUGGESTIONSECURITIESMETER CLERK READER (gov.CLERK (motor ser.)(clerical)(banking) trans.) 256276280 Corresp.Classif.,Comput. & & Filing, Rel.Rel. Record.Wk. 6f Rel. Wk. tf TI it II 249.488-010249.588-010249.587-014 MAPPROPERTYCHECKER, CLERK (agric.)CLERKDUMP GROUNDS(gov. ser.) (bus. ser.) 289282280 RoutineSort.,Comput. Inspect.,Check.& Rel. &Record. Record.& Rel. Wk. 249.588-022249.588-018249.588 -014 STATION-HOUSEREGISTRATION CLERKCLERK (gov.(gov. ser.)ser.) I 289289 Inspect. & Stock Check...IfVI IIIf ff11 11 IV 249.868-014249.868-010249.688-014 VAULTPROCESSPRODUCTIONTICKET ATTENDANT COUNTERSERVER MAN (banking)(bus.(ret.(amuse. ser.)tr.) & rec.) 509427289271 Protect.RoutineUsher., Check. &Mess. Rel. &Ser.,Wk. Record. & Rel. 14k. 249.887-014249.887249.887-010 -018 NEWSPAPERCUTTER,CLERK-DRAFTSMAN PRESS INSERTER CLIPPINGS (clerical) (print. (bus. & pub.)ser.) 360 Handling 11 83 TECHNICAL EDUCATION 16.00 00 00 knowledge organized in a planned sequence of classroom and Technical education is concerned with that body of professional employee. The technician frequently is employed in direct support of the For examply, the engineering technician will specializedtolaboratory prepare pupilsexperiences,field offor technology. a clusterusually ofat jobthe opportunitiespostsecondary inlevel, a The program of instruction ofengineeringbe productscapable offunctions:and performing processes, such production duties asplanning, assisting writing in the reports, following designing, developing, testing, modifying methods,normallysupporting skills,includes mathematics materials, the study inherent andof theprocesses in underlying a technology, commonly sciences asused well andand as technicalthatand preparinginvolve problems independent estimates; by applying decisions;analyzing his background andand diagnosingsolving in the technical technical problems a wide range of quiredstudyservices inand technicalperformed extensive education,in knowledge the technology. includingin a field competency of specialization in the is re- A planned sequence of skills.specialties -- science, mathematics, and communicative and citizenship The Ad Hoc Committee for Technical Education applied the follow- Technicalbasicthe skilledcommunication education craftsman skillsprepares and andthe for relatedprofessional the occupational general person education. area such between as the weretheing determinedTechnicalrationale Educationtoas therepresenting selection area: theof substantivesubject matter content most forcommonly placement in (1) the item selected and classified thatdoctor, it prepares the engineer, the graduate and the to scientist. enter a job and be productive The technical education curriculum must be sp structured sideredaspectstaught inasof technicalbeingsubject most matter education commonly were inused;identified the andUnited (3) by States;titles which(2) the various aspects the variouswere con- withenableprovides a minimum him a tobackground ofadvance additional withof knowledge thetraining developments and after skills employment, in whichthe technology, will couldof subject be defined matter in selected brief form using only salient ar placement under Technical Education descriptive elements. responsibility.additionaland enables education, him, with toa reasonableadvance into amount positions of experience of increased and 85 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 16.01 knowledgeENGINEERING-RELATEDskillstheThat application part necessary and of methodsthe ofinengineering TECHNOLOGY scientific thecombined support fieldwithand of engineeringtechnicalengineeringwhich requires supportandareactivities.includes thea part ofengineer, theof theskilledengineer. andengineering workcraftsman, as techniciansmanpower the technician, team in whichclose Persons prepared in this technology 16.0101 experiences,AAERONAUTICAL sciences,planned program and includingTECHNOLOGY a combinationof classroom mathematics, of and aerodynamics, laboratorythe physical 002.281-022002.280-010 FLIGHT-TEST-DATARESEARCH MECRANIC TRANSCRIBER (aircraft(aircraft mfg.)I mfg.) 430379 Tech.Set-up Wk.,or Mach. Engr. taper. & Rel. abilitycraft.tostructures, the todesign, understand materials, testing, the and andpropulsion, electronicsdevelopment control, asof appliedair- This program is designed to produce the 249.288-014020.188-062020.188-058 ENGINEERINGWEIGHTWEIGHT ANALYST, ANALYST CLERK AIRCRAFT(aircraft (aircraftcraft (air- mfg.) mfg.) 387468 Tech.Math., Writing Phys. Sci.,& Rel. & Wk.Rel. Research if I It It If engineertheand-developmentcollectand graduate guidance pertinentin the to system aerospaceactivity.work engineering inof directthe industry. airplane, datasupport in aandof research- theto This program prepares 621.281-034 EXPERIMENTAL MECHANIC (aircraft mfg.) II 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 16.0102 SpecializedexperiencesAGRICULTURALspecialty classroom coursesin TECHNOLOGY physical anddealing laboratory sciences, with farm learningmathematics,and machinery, 16.010201 AGRICULTURALsupportsignedfarm structures, toof prepare theELECTRIFICATION agricultural theand graduaterural TECHNOLOGYengineer. electrification, to work in direct de- underandtionSpecialized(See designingAGRICULTURE)systems also 01.0307 learningas to applied meet AGRICULTURAL experiencesthe to needsplanning, of ELECTRIFICATIONin the electrifica-estimating, customer. 16.010202 AGRICULTURALdevelopmentsoils,Specialized characteristics MACHINERYoflearning knowledge experiencesAND of and EQUIPMENTcrop understandings growth, in TECHNOLOGYproperties and the of con- 86 testing,handlingandcerningPOWER equipment. andasANDmechanisms, applied manufactureMACHINERY to control theunder of design,agricultural AGRICULTURE)systems, development, and machinery materials- (See also 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL U.S. OFFICE 01 EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 16.010203 AGRICULTURAL STRUCTURES AND CONVENIENCES Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title andrySpecializedthe structures(Seedesigning strength also learning 01.0302 toasof meetappliedbuilding experiencesAGRICULTURALthe to needsmaterials planning, of concerned STRUCTURESthe and customer. elementa- with AND estimating, 16.010299 AGRICULTURALCONVENIENCESexperiencesInclude here underTECHNOLOGY,emphasized other AGRICULTURE) organized inOTHER agricultural subject matter technolo- and 16.0103 AARCHITECTURAL pupilgyprogram which with ofare knowledge instruction TECHNOLOGYnot listed and (BUILDINGdesigned above.understanding toCONSTRUCTION) provide of scien- the (Specify.) 149.281-018 MODEL MAKER (profess. & kin.) 234 Artis. Restor. Visor., & Rel. totesting,laboratorycommunicativetific be supportiveprinciples, and experiences modeland to technicalmathematical buildingthe includingarchitect skillswhich concepts, creative and willcombined the enable andarchi-design, with him emphasismarilyvision,techturalcerned in and with onengineer.the contractsthe designfield art ofofestimating, and form.building specifications- construction--withinspection, -pri- super- The subject matter is con- 16.0104 AAUTOMOTIVE principlesincludingsequence ofTECHNOLOGY thewhich classroom study lead of to andscientific understanding laboratory and experiences mathematicalof the 019.181-010 AUTO-BODY-DESIGN CHECKER (automfg.) 377 Drafting & Rel. Wk. motorbustionplannedsystems,design, vehicle, engines development,toand prepare brakingincluding and relatedthe systems.and graduatetransmissions, testing component toof perform internalparts electrical ofduties com-the This program is 16.0105 CHEMICALinconcerned direct TECHNOLOGY supportwith designing, of the automotive testing, andengineer. development mathematicalA pupilprogram with of knowledgeconcepts,instruction ofand designedscientific communicative to principles,provide and the 008.380-014008.380-010 ANALYTICALPILOT -PLANT RESEARCH OPERATOR TECHNICIAN,RESINS AND ADHESIVES (chem.) 430430 Set-up or Mach.It Oper. 11 II VI ratorytechnical experiences skills combined which willwith enableappropriate him to labo- be 022.181-010 COLORIST (profess. & kin.) I (petrol. refin.) 418 Mat. AnalysisIt St Rel. Wk. 11 11 supportivechemical to field.professional personnel in the The subject matter emphasizes 022.281-014022.281-010 CHEMICALASSAYER (profess.- LABORATORY & kin.)TECHNICIAN (profess. & kin.) 418 ft 1. ItIt It Ittt 87 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 16.0105 Code CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY - Continued Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title crushing,operationinqualitative, general grinding, laboratoryand quantitative organic and he chemistry. .studies material handling, and analytical analyses By pilot-plant In the unit- 024.381-010022.384-010 LABORATORYCHEMIST HELPER, ASSISTANT PETROLEUM (petrol. production)(petrol. refin.) I 4.184.13 Mat.Tech. AnalysisWk., Sci. & &Rel. Rel. Wk. Wk. drying,usedoperation in absorption,extraction, he studies anddistillation, the heat machinery transfer evaporation, and in methods chemical 029.281-026029.281-018530.281-010 COLORMANTESTERLABORATORY (petrol. (paper TESTER &refin.) pulp)(any ind.) I 418312418 Crafts & Rel.11tt Wk. 11 11 pilottechnology. plants for chemical manufacturing processes. He designs, installs, and operates 539.384-010558.280-010 CHIEFPULP-AND-PAPER OPERATOR (chem.)TESTER (paper & pulp) 4.30271 Set-upInspect. or Mach.& Stock Oper. Check. 16.0106 andmathematics,experiencesACIVIL planned other TECHNOLOGY specialtyprogram includingsurveying, of courses classroomthe strength study leading and ofof physicallaboratorytomaterials, preparation sciences 249.587-010249.288-018 NOTEFIELD-MAP KEEPER EDITOR (any ind.)(clerical) 385282 Surv.,Sort., Prosp., Inspect., & Rel. & Rel. Wk. 'Wk. directandstructionfor otherharbors, designing, support structures. of irrigation highways,of testing, the civil works,railroads, and engineer. supervising sanitary airports, plants, the bridgescon- The graduate works in 16.010601 ROADWAYsigningpareSpecialized personnel TECHNOLOGY routes, learning forlaying duties experiences out suchroadways, as designedsurveying, testing to de-pre- 005.281-010 DESIGNER, HIGHWAYS (gov. ser.) 377 Drafting & Rel. Wk. 16.010602 materials,SANITATIONrailroads,specifications acquiring andTECHNOLOGY airports.for theland construction and preparing of planshighways, and construction,paringstudySpecializedsewage ofpersonnel disposalbiological learning and whosystems,operation sciences,willexperiences, beand of involved plannedpollutionwater including systems, infor systems.the pre- thedesign 025.288-010 HYDROGRAPHER (waterworks) 385 Surv., Prosp., & Rel. Wk. 16.010603 theSpecializedSTRUCTURALstructural preparation TECHNOLOGY learningdetailing of personnel experiences and design for dutiesconcernedtesting, such buildingwith as 019.288-018 SPECIFICATION WRITER, ENGINEERING (profess. & kin.) 387 Tech. Writing & Rel. Wk. 88 cationconstruction writing. supervision, estimating, and specifi- DICTIONARY Cr OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 16.010699 areIncludeCIVILexperiences not TECHNOLOGY, listedhere otheremphasized above. OTHERorganized (Specify) in civil subject technology, matter and which 16.0107 experiencesAnELECTRICALandspecialty organization general TECHNOLOGYcourses,designed education of subject physicalto asprovide appliedmatter sciences, preparation andto thelaboratory mathematics, design, in 950.168-010728.281-010003.181-010 LOADELECTRICALCABLE-LAY-OUT DISPATCHER TECHNICIAN MAN(light, (eiec.kin.) (profess. heat, equip.) & & 312261379 CraftsTech.Sched., Wk.,& Rel.Exped. Engr. Wk. && Rel.Rel. Wk. power.anddevices,development, the distribution and systemsand testing andfor utilizationgeneratingof electrical electricity,of circuits, These electrical systems incorporate and electrical power) ualTherequireic theprogramand capacityknowledgeinstrumentation is designed to about perform tothedevices. develop inapplication such inareas the as:individ- of electron- mo- ancedevelopmenttion,analysisdel and techniques;installation, prototypeand of integration corrective application development calibration, including,and preventiveand and testing; design,testing; systems of engineering data; mainten- selec- 16.0108 ELECTRONICandsupport the preparation of TECHNOLOGY the electlical of reports engineer. and test results in SUPERVISOR, ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE 375 Engr., Sci., & Tech. Coord. modification,tionphysicaltoSubject provide concerned matterscience, preparation and withand testingmathematics, laboratorythe indesign, ofthe electronic specialtyexperiences development, circuits,courses, and general educa- organized 003.181-014003.168-010726.281-022 ENGINEERINGELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN- DEVELOPMENT (profess.kin.)(gov. TECHNICIAN ser.) & 312379 Tech.Crafts Wk., & Rel.Eng. Wk.& Rel. representativedevices,computers,solid state and and systems.and systems controls. microminiaturization such as microwave devices systems, Subject matter incorporates and 729.281-034828.251-010 ELECTROMEDICALELECTRONIC-SALES-AND-SERVICE EQUIPMENTNICIAN(aircraft(any REPAIRMAN (profess. Ind.) TECH- mfg.) & kin.) 486312 Sales &.Ser. Wk. It 11 II II 89 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 16.0108 Code ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY= Continued Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title practicaldualThe programthe capacitycircuit is designed feasibility;to perform to develop in prototype such in areas the develop- indivi-as: 957.282-010829.281-034828.281-022 AUDIOFIELDELECTRONICS OPERATORENGINEER MECHANIC (radio(electronics) (any& tv ind.)broad. 516312 RadioCrafts & TV& Rel.Trans. Wk. & Receiving 11 mentselection,techniques; and testing; installation, systems development analysis calibration, ofincluding maintenance and design, testing; 957.282-018957.282-014 MASTER-CONTROLCONTROL-ROOM TECHNICIANENGINEER (radio& tv broad.) 516516 VI II VI 11 VI ofrationand thethe professionalofapplication reports and ofpersonnel testengineering results in the data in electronics supportand preps.. 957.282-022 TRANSMITTER OPERATOR (radio & tv broad.) 516 II 11 11 field. 957.282-026 VIDEO OPERATOR (radio & tv. bra(broad)(radio & tv broad.) 516 II It 111 16.0109 A theroomELECTROMECHANICALselection mechanical and laboratory and integrationand TECHNOLOGYelectrical learning of experiencesspecializedfields. inclass- both Instruction 019.281-022629.281-026 ELECTRICSTANDARDS-LABORATORY-TECHNICIAN - EYE - SORTING- MACHINE (radio & tv. broad.) 312516 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 II II VI testingsuchtiesis planned asconcerned of automatic electromechanical to providewith control the preparation design, systems devices development, andfor and servo-responsibili- systems and 806.281-018712.281-014 EXPERIMENTALMEDICALrAPPRATUS MECHANIC, MODEL ELECTRICALMAKER TECHNICIAN(inst. & app.)(can. & preserv.) 312 11 II II Theandcontrols,mechanisms, auxiliaryprogram missile ofincluding computer instruction controls, vendingequipment. istape-control designedmachines, to elevatormachines, develop (motor. & bicycles) selection,concepts;suchunderstanding,provide areas the systemsas:and capacity testingknowledge, analysis toapplication perform andincluding skills effectively of design,whichengineering will in feasibility testing of engineering 16.0110 ENVIRONMENTAL-CONTROLelectricaltestdata; results and theengineers. in preparation support TECHNOLOGY of ofmechanical written reportsand and basictemperatureconcerneddevelopClassroom mathematics in with and theand laboratory thepupil qualitydealing scientific knowledge of withexperiences aid, theprinciples andand control understandingthe designed design, andof to 90 CONDITIONINGandtesting, cooling installation, systems. under TRADE andAND developmentINDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIOof-heating (See also 17.01 AIR U.S. OFFICE OF ZDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Instructional prngram Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 16.011001 coolingSpecializedCOOLING systems learning such asexperiences unit air conditionersconcerned with 16.011002 HEATINGplicationssign,and control development, tosystems. cooling and systems. installation and their ap- Instruction emphasizes de- installationtionheatSpecializedfurnaces, emphasizesgeneration and learningand electrical design,systemstheir experiences applications development,such heating as oil concerned units. to burners,testing, heating with coaland Instruc- 019.288-010 ESTIMATOR AND INSPECTOR (light,heat, & power) 387 Tech. Writing & Rel. Wk. 16.011003 SpecializedREFRIGERATIONsuchsystems. scientific learning principles experiences as the concerned laws of withgases, units.genicaslarthe applied environment,flowlaboratories ofto fluids,the temperatureincludingand and commercial automatic food control warehouses,food control ofstorage a particu-systems cryo- 16.011099 experiencesENVIRONMENTALInclude here emphasized CONTROLother organized TECHNOLOGY,in environmental-control subject OTHER matter and 012.281-014012.281-010 AIR ANALYST (profess. & kin.) 418 Mat. Analysis & Rel. Wk. .1 If If 16.0111 AINDUSTRIAL technologyprogram of TECHNOLOGY whichinstruction are not designed listed above.to develop (Specify.) 012.188-042 SMOKE TESTER (ore dress., smelt.& refin.) 383418 ratoryples,knowledgetechnical mathematicalexperiences and skills, understanding whichconcepts,combined will ofwith andprepare scientific communicativeappropriate the pupilprinci- labo- and 012.188-058012.188-050 PRODUCTIONPROCESS-DESCRIPTIONMATERIAL SCHEDULER PLANNER (aircraft(profess. WRITER (any mfg.)&kin.)ind.) 387383 Tech.Indust.Industr. Writing Engr. Engr. & &Rel. Rel.& Rel.Wk. Wk. Wk. emphasizesproductionto be supportive andthe planning.design to theand industrialinstallation engineer of inte- in The subject matter 012.288-010012.188-078 INDUSTRIALTOOL PLANNER ENGINEERING (any ind.) TECHNICIAN(profess. & kin.) 383 TV11 PI andgrated personnel. systems of materials, machinery, equipment, 638.281-026539.387-010 MAINTENANCEFINAL INSPECTOR, TECHNICIAN PAPER (profess.(paper &pulp) 312271 CraftsInspect. & Rel.< & Stock Inc. Check. 723.381-014 MODEL MAKER, FLUORESCENT LIGHTING& kin.) (light. fix.) 312 1 T, 11 lf 739.381-038 EXPERIMENTAL ASSEMBLER ( any ind.) 312 11 1 11 91 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY Cr OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 16.0112 Code A INSTRUMENTATIONsequence of classroom TECHNOLOGY and laboratory experiences, Instructional program 003.181-018 Code SYSTEMS-TESTING-LABORATORYOccupational Title (Vol. I) Page379 Tech. Wk., Engr. & Rel. Title fieldsconcernedsupported of electricity,withby physical providing scienceselectronics, an understanding and mathematics,mechanics, in the 003.281-026 INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN TECHNICIAN (profess. & kin.) 379 .1 rt andapplicationsinstructionalpneumatics, recording ofandsystems programthe hyduaulics principles and is automatedplanned as ofthey controlto devices. pertainprepare tothe The 710.128-010029.280-010 TECHNICALOPTICAL-MISSILE-TRACKING INSTRUCTOR, BALANCES (bal.(profess. & scales.) & kin.) 335431 Indust.Set-up Trainingor Mach. Oper. intoevaluate.pupil thesupportprepare tofield design,control ofgraphs, of the instrumentation. developsystemsprofessional written prototypes,or reports automated personnel and and systemstest workingtest results and 16.0113 priciples,AMECHANICAL ledgeprogram and of mathematicalTECHNOLOGYunderstanding instruction concepts, designedconcerning andto scientific developcommunicative know- 007.181-026007.181-022 MECHANICAL-ENGINEERINGENGINEERING ASSISTANT, TECHNICIAN MECHANICALEQUIPMENT (profess. & kin.) 379377 Drafting & Rel. Wk. supportiveexperiencesskills, combined to which the withmechanicalwill appropriateprepare engineer. a pupil laboratory to become 029.381-026007.187-022 TOOLLABORATORY PROGRAMMER, ASSISTANT NUMERICAL (light, heat,CONTROL(profess. (any ind.)& kin.) 418381 Nat.Engr.Tech. Analysis &Wk., Rel. Engr. &Wk. Rel. & Rel.Wk. 16.011301 ENERGY CONVERSION 638.281-010 AUTOMATED EQUIPMENT ENGINEER-TECHNICIAN& power) (mach. mfg.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Nk. andengineering,pareSpecialized gas personnel turbines, fuellearning for industrialand duties combustionexperiences in powersuch analysis, fieldsdesignedplant equipment,as steam tosteam pre- 952.138-022029.281-022010.281-034 TURBINETEST-ENGINE OPERATOR, OPERATOREVALUATOR HEAD (petrol (light,(petrol rafin) re-fin.) 418 305418 Mat.Super. Analysis Inc. & Rel. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 16.011302 AnMACHINEandconcerned organizationinternal AND with TOOLcombustion of theDESIGN subject preparation engines. matter of and drawings, experiences speci- 007.081-066 TOOL DESIGNER (profess. & kin.)heat, & power) 371 Engr. Research & Design nents.characteristicstools,infications, the jigs,design calculations, and or and fixtures,redesign performance and ofand parts,procedures theof unitstesting assemblies, emphasizedand of compo- the 92 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program DILTIONAWY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 16.011303 SpecializedPRODUCTION learning experiences designed to pre- 019.281-018 Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Title responsibilitypare personnel asto processperform planning,duties in such machine sel- areas of 019.281-026 TESTQUALITY-CONTROL TECHNICIAN (agric. TECHNICIAN equip.) (Profess. & kin.) 379 Tech. 11 Wk., Engr. 11& Rel. 16.011399 nationeconomicsection, between materialsof production, engineering - handling, inspection, design quality and production. control,and coordi- 379 II 9 whichexperienceMECHANICAL(Specify)Include are herenot emphasizedTECHNOLOGY, listedother organizedabove. in OTHER mechanical subject technologymatter and 16.0114 experiencesAn organizationMETALLURGICAL including of subjectTECHNOLOGY specialty matter and laboratory courses, physical 011.281-010 LABORATORY ASSISTANT, METALLUR-GICAL (iron & steel) 418 Mat. Analysis & Rel. Wk qualitycernedsciences, controlwith mathematics, the of production, metals. and generalresearch, The instructional education con- and/or 011.281-018011.281-014 SPECTROSCOPISTMETALLURGIST, ASSISTANT(profess. & kin.)(profess. & kin.) 418 tt onplantprogram theforming propertiesdesign is duties designed and ofindevelopment, metals,suchto prepare pilot pupils and for areas as: the development, conducting tests production per- 011.381-010 TESTER (profess. & kin.) 418 ft IV n It reportsandequipment;operation, preparation in support and thealteration of of collectioncomprehensive professional of testand andpersonnelanalysis procedures and detailed of data in 16.0115 NUCLEARMetallurgyOccupations.)the metallurgicalTECHNOLOGY Occupations field. under Trade (See also 17.24 and Industrial tiveprinciples,experiencesA combination and technical mathematicaldesigned of subject skills for concepts,thematterwhich study whenand andof laboratory combined withscientificcomunica- 015.181-010024.288-010 ACCELERATORELECTRONICS OPERATORMECHANIC, (profess. FIELD& kin.)(profess. & kin.) 379385 Tech.Surv., Wk., Prosp., Engr. & &Rel. Rel. Wk. inpupilappropriate developing to be supportive laboratorymanuufacturing, to situations, professionals testing, prepare the research engaged 015.181-018015.181-014 SCANNERGAMMA-FACILITIES (profess. &OPERATOR kin.) (chem. 379 I 1.1 'Itl 11 themaintaining, nuclear science storing, and and energy handling field. materials The sub- in 015.380-010 HOT-CELL TECHNICIAN (chem.) 430 Set-up or Mach. Oper. IV isotopes,ject matter chemistry, emphasizes electronics, nuclear physics, nuclear radio- instru- 015.380-014 RADIOISOTOPE-PRODUCTION OPERATOR(chem.) 430 It 1t It mentation, and safety procedures. 1.015.380-018 TEST-REACTOR OPERATOR (profess.& kin.) 430 n 93 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY or OCCUPATIONAL TITLES *-- Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 16.0116 A PETROLEUMplanned program TECHNOLOGY of classroom and laboratory 010.281-010 CORE ANALYST (petrol production) 418 gas.asphysics,experiences applied petrology, to whichthe recovery includesedimentation, andmathematics, use andof oilgeophysics chemistry, and Instruction leads to preparation for: oil 010.281-038010.281-030 WELL-LOGGINGFIELD ENGINEER, OPERATOR, SPECIALIST MUD ANALYSIS(petrol. (petrol. production) production) 418379 Mat.Tech.Mat. Analysis AnalysisWk., Engr. & &Rel. Rel.& Rel.Wk. Wk. indirectproduction,,field the oilsupportexploration; oilindustry. and fieldof petroleum the services,supervision engineers refining; crude andof riggeologistsandpetroleum constructionwork in 010.288-014010.288-010 COMPUTER, PROSPECTINGSEISMOGRAPH (petrol. production) 385 Surv., Prosp., & Rel. Wk. it II t 010.288-022010.288-018 OBSERVER, GRAVITYELECTRICAL PROSPECTING PROSPECTING(petrol. production) 385 ,t 11 WI 010.288-030 (petrol. production) 111 914.382-010542.280-010 STILLMANCONSTRUCTIONSURVEYOR, (petrol. OIL-WELL - AND refin.)- MAINTENANCEDIRECTIONALINSPECTOR(petrol. (petrol.production) refin.) 430271385 Set-upInspect. or Mach.& Stock Oper. Check. 930.280-010930.188-014 TECHNICALCABLE DRILLER OPERATOR (petrol. (petrol. productionproduction) 430385 Set-upSurv., orProsp., Mach. &Oper. Rel. Wk. 930.281-018930.281-014 FORMATION-TESTINGFISHING-TOOL TECHNICIAN, OPERATOR OIL WELL(petrol. production) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. it It II 16.0117 ASCIENTIFIC includingcombination DATAscientific of PROCESSINGsubject principles matter and and experiences, mathematical 020.188-030 PROGRAMMER, ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC(petrol. (profess. production) & kin.) 468 Math., Phys. Sci., & Rel. Research processibleandparingappliedconcepts, other pupils laboratory technical combinedforms to: by experiences problem withcomputer; specialty formulations necessaryresolve courses symbolic toin andpre- convert scientific, engineering, andasby differentialapplyingformulations;gaindiagrams; understanding knowledge encodeequations prepare resolventofof advancedlogicalcomputerand numerical equations flow mathematics,capabilities charts analysis; for andprocessing such block 94 and limitations. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 16.0117 TheSCIENTIFIC program isDATA designed PROCESSING-Continued to provide in the pupil Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title theorpersonnelconsultingthe feasibilitycomputer capacity towith duringresolve toof engineering performcomputer testing problems such processing;orand offunctionsprocessing other intent, technicalobserving as: inaccuracyruns applicationmininglopingerrors;to analyze necessary new reviewing ofsub-routinesand available correctmodifications results programmingprograms;or ofthe computerand extension andreruns; and thefor coding of deve-deter- the 16.0199 ENGINEERING-RELATEDfuturesimplifydevelopment problems. programming of scientific TECHNOLOGY, statements machine OTHER and languages coding of to marine-engineeringabove,technologyexperiencesInclude e.g. here whichceramics-engineeringemphasized other aretechnology, organizednot in classifiable engineering-related mining-engineering subject technology, ormatter listed and 007.081-042 OPTICAL TECHNICIAN (optical goods) I 371 Engr. Research & Design 16.02 AGRICUMRAL-RELATEDtechnology,(Specify) and optical-engineering TECHNOLOGY technology. thisofmethodsThatthe agricultural technologypartapplication combined of the activities.are withagriculturalof ascientific parttechnical of thefield knowledgeskills team which whichin andsupportrequires Persons prepared in 168.287-078168.287-010 PLANT-QUARANTINEAGRICULTURAL - COMMODITY INSPECTOR GRADER (gov. ser.) 420 Apprais. & Investigat. Wk. 16.0201 ANIMALtheincludes(For scientists. descriptionSCIENCE the skilled see worker, 01.0101 the ANIMAL technician, SCIENCE andunder 16.0202 01.040102AGRICULTURE.)(ForDAIRY DAIRYdescription TECHNOLOGY PRODUCTS see under 01.0101 AGRICULTURE.) ANIMAL SCIENCE and U.S. OFFICE CFI EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY or OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. Title II) 16.0203 FOODunder(For PROCESSING AGRICULTURE.)description TECHNOLOGY see 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 022.281-026 MALT - SPECIFICATION CONTROL ASSISTANT (malt liquor) 418 Mat. Analysis & Rel. Wk. 16.0204 underPLANT(For AGRICULTURE.)SCIENCEdescription see 01.0102 PLANT SCIENCE 029.381-034 LABORATORY TESTER (any ind.) II 418 !I -1 II 16.0299 relatedandAGRICULTURAL-RELATEDInclude experiences technology here other emphasized which organizedTECHNOLOGY, in subject OTHER are not classifiable agricultural- matter 16.03 HEALTH-RELATEDor(Specify.)in are the not engineering-related listed TECHNOLOGY in the above technology category. category preparedandrequiresThatsupport methods part intheofof combined thisthetheapplication healthhealthtechnology with occupations.occupations oftechnical scientific are a part of the Personsskillsfield whichin knowledge 16.0301 DENTALotherhealthtechnician, professionals. HYGIENEteam which and (ASSOCIATE theincludes dentist, DEGREE) the medicalskilled doctor, worker, the and 16.0302 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHEDUCATION.)ASSOCIATE(For description DEGREE, under see TECHNICIAN HEALTH07.0102 OCCUPATIONS DENTAL HYGIENE, 16.0303 MEDICALTECHNICIAN(For(For LABORATORYdescription description under HEALTHASSISTING see see 07.0203 OCCUPATIONS07.0901 MEDICAL EDUCATION.) ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH LABORATORY 16.0304 LOGY,RADIOLOGICASSISTING(For X-RAY, description underTECHNOLOGY under HEALTH HEALTH see (X-RAY) OCCUPATIONS 07.0501 OCCUPATIONS RADIOLOGIC EDUCATION.) EDUCATION.) TECHNO- 96 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 16.0305 Code NURSING(For description (ASSOCIATE seeDEGREE) 07.0301 NURSING, ASSOCIATE Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title 16.0399 HEALTH-RELATEDDEGREE,andInclude experiences under here HEALTH otherTECHNOLOGY, emphasized organizedOCCUPATIONS OTHER in subjecthealth-related EDUCATION.) matter 16.04 ThatOFFICE-RELATEDtechnology,(Specify.) part of thewhich TECHNOLOGY office are notoccupations listed above. field which teaminsupportandrequires this methodswhich oftechnology the officeincludes combined application occupations. arethe with askilled part oftechnical scientific of worker, the skillsoffice knowledgethe in Persons prepared 16.0401 COMPUTERsonnel.technician,(For description PROGRAMMER and administrative see 14.0203 PROGRAMMERSmanagement per-under 16.0402 underSYSTEMSOFFICE(For OFFICEdescriptionOCCUPATIONS.) ANALYST OCCUPATIONS.) TECHNOLOGY see 14.0204 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS 16.0499 engineering-relatedexperiencesOFFICE-RELATEDtechnology,Include here emphasized which otherTECHNOLOGY, are technologyorganized innot office-related OTHERclassifiable subjectcategory matter orin arethe and 019.288-014019.281-014 OFFICE-LAY-OUT-SERVICESPACE ANALYST (any ind.) MAN (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 383377 Indust.Drafting Engr. & Rel. & Rel.Wk. Wk. 16.05 ThatHOMEnotfield listed partECONOMICS-RELATED which ofin therequiresthe homeabove economics the TECHNOLOGYcategory. application occupational of knowledge (Specify.) nomicsrating,andfoodsupport methods services,field. and of relatedcombinedactivities home activities withfurnishings, concerned technical in with theinterior skills homechildren, eco-indeco- Persons prepared in this techno- sionals.skilledlogy are worker, a part theof thetechnician, team which and includes the profes- the 97 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 16.0501 Code CHILD(For CAREdescription CENTER ASSISTANTsee 09.0201 CARE AND GUIDANCE Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title 16.0502 HOSPITALOF(For CHILDREN descriptionCHILDREN'S under HOMEDIVISIONsee 09.0201ECONOMICS.) ASSISTANT CARE AND GUIDANCE 16.050416.0503 FOODOFTEACHER'S(For CHILDRENSERVICE description ASSISTANT SUPERVISORunder HOMEsee AT 09.0201ECONOMICS.)THE PREPRIMARY CARE AND LEVEL GUIDANCE 16.0505 INTERIORPRODUCTION,(For description DECORATOR AND SERVICES seeASSISTANT 09.0203 under FOODHOME MANAGEMENTECONOMICS.) 16.0506 HOMEEQUIPMEM,(For EQUIPMENT description AND SERVICESDEMONSTRATOR see under09.0204 HOME HOME ECONOMICS.) FURNISHINGS, 16.0599 EQUIPMENT,experiencesIncludeHOME-ECONOMICS here AND emphasized otherSERVICES RELATED organized underinTECHNOLOGY, home-economics HOMEsubject ECONOMICS.) OTHER matter related and 16.06 educationThisMISCELLANEOUStechnology, category programs whichincludesTECHNICAL notare elsewhereother notEDUCATION listed organized classified. above. technical (Specify.) 16.0601 A studentateexpaience,COMMERCIALprogram physical toof pilotincludingPILOTclassroom sciences, andTRAINING eventuallymathematicsinstruction designed assumeto andand prepare thepractical command appropri- the re- 196.283-014 AIRPLANE PILOT, COMMERCIAL (airtrans.) 422 Transport. & Test Driving tion,fieldsstudentfreight.sponsibility andas: to controls; acquire for aircraft competencyradio communicationscarrying and knowledge passengers as appliedin orsuch The program is plannedaircraft to enable structure, the behavior, and opera 98 tyto andaircraft; traffic meteorology; regulations; navigation; and other aspectsairways ofsafe- a U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION }instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 16.0601 mentalwillaircraftpilot'sCOMMERCIAL be rules expected dutiesand PILOTand will andregulationsto TRAINING-Continued be becomeresponsibilities. expected conversant pertaining to pass with anyto pilotinggover-tests The student 16.0602 FIRECommericalprescribedcompletion AND FIRE Pilot'sby of theSAFETY the Federal Certificatedesignated TECHNOLOGY Aviation sequenceupon Agencysatisfactory of forcourses. a safetystudentpracticalingA planned the specialist. toappropriate experiencessequencefunction ofassciences designedclassrooma fire suchcontrol to instruction prepareas chemistry)and firethe (includ. and The program is planned to enable 012.188-022 FIRE-PREVENTION RESEARCH (profess.ENGINEER & kin.) 383 Indust. Engr. & Rel. Wk. control,pingingdesignonethe ofstudent more and uponwherein materials;of tofire suchacquire he situations; diverseinspects meteorological competency fields equipment fire andas:fighting factors knowledgeand advises and im- in structural hazardousandtechniquesofas thetoother itschemistry materials volatile, properfor coping ofusage (such explosive,combustion with based as fires;petroleum upon orand corrosivethe anthe understandingproducts,handling most materi-modern of heconditions;evaluatetheals; makes inspection either recommendations fire advisingroutinely and of firepublic local or safetyfor andin governments, correction an privateconditions, accident property of privatesituation; unsafewherein to programstyeducationalpreventionindustries, and theor specialprevention ofactivities,and accidents individual campaigns of throughandaccidents citizens fires;to promoteregular andconducting concerning fires. fireschool safe- the 99 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 16.0603 Code FORESTRY TECHNOLOGY Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title ofsciences,A tionincluding sequenceour astimber adesigned oftechnicalappropriate resources.classroom to specialistprepare physicaland laboratory the inand student the biological experiences,utilization to func- The program is planned whereinthecalorto more enabletransportationmaps, he of surveys selectsthesuch student areas timber treesof as:logsto for lands,acquire to cutting, mills draws competency or andtopographi. loading plans in harvesting of timber, one methodsby-products;theingsites, preservationthe of conductingprepration handling, developing, and or ofcuring, utilization assistingwood improving, forshaping, commercialin of researchor woodand determining treatingand involv- its use, and propertiesvariouswoodorinvestigating mechanicalin commoditiesthe as course strength, processesand ofassistingand manufacturing elasticity,testing for converting.in woodsetting and woodenfor endurance,upwoodsuch productschemical into 16.0604 ThisOCEANOGRAPHICand itemrecommending is not TECHNOLOGY defined properAND FISHERIES) here utilization.(PHYSICAL, because BIOLOGICAL,it is present 16.0605 APOLICE lyplanned undergoing (LAW sequence ENFORCEMENT extensive ofTECHNOLOGY classroom AND study CORRECTIONS) andinstruction development. SCIENCE and trafficconcerned(1)dentlaboratory to control,function with experiences patrol initialas one and designed ofcontact investigative more oftowith theprepare the following:activities, publica generalist in any law enforcement agency a stu- andunitciansuch testifyingtransportation concernedoperating as obtaining inwith court; a of information,thecrime physical collection,(2) laboratory evidence--including preparing preparation, or mobile reports, an evidence techni- 100 DICTIONARY or OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 16.0605 POLICEthe use (LAW ofTECHNOLOGY-Continued ENFORCEMENTskills in photography AND CORRECTIONS) and report SCIENCE writing eddelinquencyandtional by(3) a a police institutiontechnician or crimeagency, --preventionto juvenileprimarily(a) carry - court,concerned -whoout responsibilitiesmay or becorrec- employ- with of dependent-neglectedwhichtoprobation,orand offenders. youthfulmay include (c)offenders, investigationprovide children (b)rehabilitative assupervise welland referralas personsdelinquents services on 16.0699 MISCELLANEOUSemphasizedInclude here in TECHNICALother instruction, aspects EDUCATION, ofwhich technical areOTHER not listed in education 022.281-022 LABORATORY TESTER (syntheticfibers) 418418 Mat. Analysis & Rel. Wk. II It or appropriate(Specify.) to one of the above categories. 025.288-014022.281-030029.381-014025.288-018 BOTTLE-HOUSEWEATHERRADIOSONDEPHYSICAL OBSERVERTESTER OPERATOR QUALITY-CONTROL (plastics (profess. (profess.& kin.) mat.) & kin.) 418385 Mat.Surv., Analysis Prosp., & &Rel. Rel. Wk. Wk. if 029.381-018 CLOTH TESTER (garment;TECHNICIAN rubber (malt liquors) 418 If It f1 tt 519.387-010029.381-030689.384-010 MANOMETERLABORATORYCLOTH TESTER,TECHNICIAN ASSISTANT QUALITY (ore goods)(textile)smelt., (textile)dress., &I refin.) 271418271 Inspect. & Stock Check. It It II

101 TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIONS 17.00 00 00 applied the following criteria to the selection of substantive vocationalpersons for education initial whichemployment, is concerned or for withupgrading preparing orTrade and industrial occupations is the branch of content forwas pl&cementdetermined in by the consensus subject-matter of the committeearea: to be (1) the occupations.retraining workers in a wide range of trade and industrial Such occupations are skilled or semi-skilled unique(2) and appropriate to trade and industrial occupations;subject-matter items could be defined in brief form processing,and are concerned assembling, with layouttesting, designing, maintaining, producing, servicing, aspectstitlesusing onlyofwhich organized salient the ad descriptivesubjecthoc committee matter elements; consideredwere identifiable and to(3) be most by the various judgment,providedor repairing (1)and any inrelated basicproduct occupationalmanipulative or commodity. informationskills, safety in mathe- Instruction is appropriate to trade and industrial occupations.Opportunities are frequently provided both during and matics,fully drafting, in the occupation, and science and required (2) through to perform a combination success- of outsideoccupationsskills, regular and asknowledge classan integral time in selectedfor part pupils of aspectsthe to instructionaldevelop of trade interests, and program. industrial shopforindustry orapprentices laboratory and classroom in experiences apprenticeable learning. simulating occupations those orfound for in Included is instruction provideAs an example, additional the opportunitiesVocational and to Industrial develop leadership, Clubs of America occupation.journeymen already engaged in a trade or industrial Also-included is training for service and Suchingcivic oforganized responsibilities,the world activities, of work andin under tradeother appropriate andqualities, industrial supervision,and occupations.an understand- tradecertain and semiprofessional industrial in nature. occupations considered toThe be Ad Hoc Committee for Trade and Industrial Occupations designedare referred for participation to as cocurricular of pupils activities. a$ individuals or in groups. They may be 103 -77 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.01 Code AIRClassroom CONDITIONING and shop experiences which enable Instructional program 620.281-010 Code AIR-CONDITIONING MECHANIC Occupational Title (Vol. I 312 Page Crafts & Rel. Wk. Title cialinstallation,the andstrident domestic to repair becomeair conditioningand proficient maintenance systems.in theof commer- 637.281-010 AIR-CONDITIONING MECHANIC, COMMERCIAL(auto. ser,) (any ind.) 312 tt ,1 It tt cationIncluded of isbasic instruction principles in involvedthe theory in andcondition- appli- 637.281-014 AIR-CONDITIONING MECHANIC, DOMESTIC (any ind.) 312 tt II II tt diagnosiscontrollinging;ticsing of theof air variousofuse humidity;malfunctions; of technicalunits the and operating thereferenceparts; overhaul, blueprint characteris- manuals; repair. read- the cooling, heating, filtering, and 801.381-014 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, HEAT AND VENT(aircraft mfg.) 312 It II TECHNOLOGYandcompressors,systems. theadjustment repair under valves, of TECHNICALelectricunits springs, and and EDUCATION.)parts andpneumatic connections;such as control pumps, (See also 16.0110 ENVIRONMENTAL-CONTROL 17.0101 LearningCOOLING experiences specifically concerned with 637.281-034 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC (any ind.) 312 tttt andshootingthe ofinstallation, the of controls various operation, neededtypes offor airtesting, operation. cooling and equipment trouble- 637.381-014637.381-010 REFRIGERATIONEVAPORATIVE-COOLER UNIT REPAIRMANINSTALLER (any ind.) 312 11 tttt tt 827.381-010723.387-010 AIR-CONDITIONING-UNITREFRIGERATOR INSPECTOR TESTER (refrigerat.(refrigerat. equip.) equip.) 322271 ManipulatingInspect. & Stock Check. 827.387-010827.381-022 REFRIGERATIONREFRIGERATOR MECHANICTESTER (refrigerat.equip.)(refrigerat. equip.) 271322 Inspect. & Stock Check. tt 17.0102 HEATING 827.884-014 AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLER, DOMESTIC (any ind.) 322 Manipulating Learningthe installation, experiences operation, specifically testing, concerned and trouble-with 862.281-018 OIL-BURNER-INSTALLATION-AND- SERVICEMAN (any ind.) 312 Crafts. & Rel. Wk. tt shootingincluding of thevarious controls types needed of heating for operation. equipment, 862.887-034862.381-022 OIL-BURNER-INSTALLATION-AND-TURNACEMAN (light, heat, & SERVICEMANpower) HELPER (any ind.) 360312 Handling 11 104 869.887-042869.281-010 FURNACEFURNACE INSTALLER-AM-REPAIRMAN INSTALLER-AND-REPAIRMAN,HELPER, HOTHOT AIR AIR (any (any ind.) ind.) 360312 HandlingCrafts. &Rel. Wk. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.0103 Code VENTILATING (FILTERING AND HUMIDIFICATION) Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol.I II) Title Learningthe installation, experiences operation, specifically testing concerned and trouble- with 950.885-018 HUMIDIFIER ATTENDANT (textile;tobacco) 447 Tending It 17.0199 equipment.suchshooting as humidifiers, of various airfilters, quality fans, control and relatedequipment 950.885-022 VENTILATION MAN (any ind.) 447 andAIRlistedtioning,Include learningCONDITIONING, or here refrigerationclassifiable experiences other OTHER specialized above.andemphasized heating subject inwhich air matter arecondi- not (Specify.) 17.02 tion,gearing,theAPPLIANCEClassroom theory maintenance, linkages, REPAIR ofand electrical shop and experiences repairlubrication circuitry, of concernedcomponents in simple the opera-with in- 827.381-018827.281-022 HOUSEHOLD-APPLIANCE-INSTALLATIONHOUSEHOLD-APPLIANCE REPAIRMANMAN (any(any ind.)ind.) 312 Crafts & Rel. 'Wk. II It ofstoves.vacuumcludingtors familiar usedcleaners, relays, intools, appliances timetoasters, test switches, equipment, such water aspumps, heaters, washers,and andservice. andagita-dryers, Related training is provided in the use 17.0201 LearningELECTRICALmanuals, experiencesand APPLIANCES in making specifically cash estimates concerned for repairs. with 723.381-018 VACUUM-CLEANER REPAIRMAN 312 R H electricalthe repair, appliances. installation, and servicing of 827.281-010723.884-010 APPLIANCECOFFEE-MAKER REPAIRMAN SERVICEMAN (elec. (any equip.)(any ind.) 322312 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 827.884-030827.281-014 ELECTRICAL-APPLIANCE SET-UPSERVICEMAN MANind.)(any ind.) 322312 Manipulating H II II 17.0202 GAS APPLIANCES 827.887-010 ELECTRICAL-APPLIANCE-SERVICEMANHELPER (any ind.) 360 Handling appliances.Learningthe repair, experiences installation, specifically and servicing concerned of withgas 637.281-026637.281-022 GAS-EQUIPMENT-AND-CONTROLGAS-APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN MAN (any ind.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 It 11 II 637.281-018 GAS SERVICEMAN (light, heat, andpower)(light, heat, & power) 312 VI 11 H 105 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol.1 II) Title 17.0202 GAS APPLIANCES-Continued 862.884-022637.884-014 GAS-SERVICEMANGAS-APPLIANCE-SERVICEMAN HELPER (light HELPERheat,(any &ind.) power) 322 Manipulating 17.03 AUTOMOTIVEClassroom SERVICESand shop experiences which include maintenance 379.384-010620.281-038 AUTOMOBILEBUS INSPECTOR TESTER (auto. (gov. ser ser.) .) 271312 CraftsInspect. & Rel.& Stock Wk. Clerk. repairstructionualsIncludedtraining andwork isinvariety andon trainingall allpractice phases oftypes handin is ofofthe andautomotive use power of provided in diagnosisautomotive vehicles. technicaltools. man- In- 806.381-034620.884-054 NEW-CARUSED-CAR GET-READY RENOVATOR MAN (ret. (auto tr.) ser. 312322 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. ofinvolvinginspection, malfunctions,systems, enginecarburetian, and disassembly repairoverhaul brakes,or andreplacement of units, transmission,repair, from ignitionrepair, and the of parts parts 17.0301 BODYradios,endinstallation ANDalinement, FENDERheaters, ofbody mirrors,a varietyand fender and of acessories windshield wipers. such as fenders,allSpecialized phases including of learning the repairmetal experiences straighteningof damaged concerned bodies by hammer- andwith 807.381-022807.381-010807.287-010 AUTOMOBILE-BODYBODYSHOP REPAIRMAN,ESTIMATOR REPAIRMAN (auto.BUS (auto. ser.) ser.) 420312 CraftsApprais. & Rel.& Investigat. Wk. ItWk. VI VI II .andsanding;ing; replacementsmoothing concealment areas of body ofby imperfections;filing,components, grinding, including painting; or 845.781-018807.884T030 PAINTER,FLOOR SERVICE AUTOMOBILE MAN, SPRING(auto. (autoser.)ser.) 322319 PrecisionManipulating Wk. 17.0302 MECHANICSLearning experiences concerned with the components 620.281-018620.281-014 AUTOMOBILE TESTERMECHANIC (auto. (auto. ser.) ser.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. IV If II VI mission,repairandofIncluded the testing process.vehicle,steering, is equipment training including brakes, andin andtheengine,tools electricaluse used ofpower diagnosticin trans-thesystems. 620.884-010620.381-014 AUTOMOBILEAUTOMOBILE-SERVICE MECHANIC MECHANIC HELPER (auto.ser.)(auto. I ser.) 322312 Manipulating VI IV 17.0303 LearningtrainingSPECIALIZATION, experiences in the adjustmentOTHER which emphasize and repair more of detailedindividua 620.281-042620.281-034 CARBURETORBRAKEMAN, AUTOMOBILEMAN (auto. (auto.ser.) ser.) 312312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. It It tiit tt systemcomponentsthe radiator, to achieve and systemstransmission, greater of proficiencythe automobile,carburetor, in the suchand brakeas 620.281-098620.281-062 TRANSMISSIONFRONT-END MAN MECHANIC (auto. ser.)(auto. ser.) 312 tt it It it 11 106 servicing of selected components. 620.281-106 TUNE -UP MAN (auto. ser.) 312 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.0303 Code SPECIALIZATION, OTHER-Continued Instructional program 620.381-010 Code AUTOMOBILE-RADIATOR MAN Occupational Title (Vol. I) 312Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Crafts & Rel. Wk. Title 620.381-026 MECHANICAL-UNIT REPAIRMANser.; (auto.(auto. loco. ser.) & car bldg. & rep.) 312 Ii Ii It 780.884-010620.884-018620.884-014620.381-030 CLUTCHBRAKEREPAIRMAN, ADJUSTERREBUILDER HEAVY (auto. (auto. ser.) ser.)mfg.) 322312 Manipulating VI It 806.884-022 AUTOMOBILE-ACCESSORIESAUTOMOBILE-SEAT-COVER-AND-CON-VERTIBLE-TOP (auto.ser.)INSTALLER INSTALLER (auto. 322322 17.0399 865.884-014825.281-030807.884-050 GLASSELECTRICIAN,MUFFLER INSTALLER INSTALLER AUTOMOTIVE (auto. (auto. ser.).(auto. ser.) s ser. 322312 Manipulating.Crafts & Rel. Wk. above.serviceslearningIncludeAUTOMOTIVE (Specify) herewhichexperiences SERVICES, other are notorganized emphasizedOTHER listed subject in or classifiable automotive matter and 17.04 operation,instructionClassroomAVIATION OCCUPATIONSand andrelating practical pound tosupport. aircraftexperience maintenance, which include 17.0401 ofAIRCRAFTinspection,Classroom all airplane MAINTENANCE and repair, shopparts experiences servicing,including engines,andconcerned overhauling with pro- the 621.281-010621.228-010 FIELD-SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE(aircraft mfg.) 335 Indust. Training Learningpellers,tanks, the controlinstruments, use of cables, technical airframes, and manualshydraulic fuel and units. and oil various 621.281-022 AIRPLANEAIRCRAFT-AND-ENGINE INSPECTOR (air MECHANIC trans.)(aircraft mfg.; air trans.) 312312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. II TiIV Ti kinds of testing equipment also is emphasized. 621.381-014621.281-046 FLIGHT-TESTMECHANIC, FIELD-AND-SERVICE SHOP MECHANIC(aircraft mfg.) 312 It II Ti 693.281-010621.884-010 EXPERIMENTALAIRCRAFT-AND-ENGINE MECHANICmfg.)HELPER MECHANIC(aircraft I(aircraft mfg.; air trans. 312322 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 107 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Croups (Vol. II) Title 17.040101 SpecializedAIRFRAMEed with the classroom maintenance and andshop repair experiences of all concern-airplane 600.381-014 MOCK-UPPROPELLER MAN LAY-OUT(aircraft MANmfg.) mfg.) (aircraft 312 I Crafts & Rel. Wk. equipmentments.intofabricationparts parts, other and fittings,ofthanmechanical sheet engines, metaland parts; structural propellers,and andother the members;materials anddisassemb- instru- Training emphasizes the layout and 806.381-026801.381-018693.381-018693.381-014 MODELAIRCRAFTINSPECTOR, MAKER MECHANIC, (aircraft ASSEMBLIES RIGGING mfg.)ICONTROLS AND AND (aircraft mfg.) 312312 AviationTrainingframely and mechanic's replacementAdministrationprepares thelicense. of student damagedexamination for or theworn for Federal parts.the air- B07.381-026806.381-018 ASSEMBLYINSPECTOR, MECHANIC, FABRICATION EXPERIMENTALAIRCRAFTINSTALLATIONS (aircraft (aircraft (aircraft mfg.) mfg.) 312312 849.781-010807.381-034 DOPE-AND-FABRICSKIN MAN (aircraft MAN (aircraftmfg.;mfg.)trans.) air trans.) 312319 I Precisioa Wk. 17.040102 POWER PLANT ;- cernedofSpecialized power with plants the classroom maintenance for aircraft. and shopand repairexperiences/con- of all types Course work includes 621.281-042621.281-026 HYDRAULICCARBURETOR `!'ESTER MAN (air (aircraft trans.)air trans.) mfg.; 312312 I Crafts & Re1.1Wk. It ItII II II cooling;enginetion, inspectionfuels electrical and fueland and maintenance;systems; ignition and systems; lubricationpropellers. carbura- and 621.381-010621.281-050 ASSEMBLER,SUPERCHARGER AIRCRAFT MECHANICmfg.; POWER (aircraft air PLANT trans.) 312 It It II IItt AviationTrainingplant mechanic's Administrationprepares thelicense. student examination forithe for Federal the power 621.781-010621.381-022 MECHANIC,PNEUMATIC TESTERAIRCRAFT AND ACCESSORIES MECHANIC(aircraft(aircraft mfg.) mfg.) 312319 Precision Wk. It It II II 721.281-030 IGNITION SPECIALIST (air(aircraft trans.) mfg.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 806.381-054729.381-010 TESTER,ELECTRICAL-EQUIPMENT PLUMBING SYSTEMS TESTER (aircraft(aircraft mfg.) 312 II II II II 825.281-014 ELECTRICAL REPAIRMANmfg.)mfg.) (aircraft 312 tI U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TI Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) ES 17.040102 Code POWER PLANT-Continued Instructional program 825.281-026 Code ELECTRICIAN, AIRPLANE (aircraft Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. Title 825.381-026825.381-010 ELECTRICALAIRCRAFT MECHANIC, INSPECTOR ANDmfg.)ELECTRICAL mfg.)(aircraft RADIO (aircraft mfg.) 312312 II9 IIIt It ItII AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE, OTHER 862.381-010 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, HYDRAULICSPLUMBING AND (aircraft mfg.) 312 It It It It 17.040199 Includeabove.tenancelearning here which experiences other are organizednot emphasized (Specify) listed or classifiable subject matter and in aircraft main- 17.0402 AIRCRAFTClassroomincludingthe in-flight OPERATIONS and piloting, practical operation navigating, experiences of commercial airplanes, and passenger concerned with 621.281-038 FLIGHT ENGINEER (air trans.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 17.0403 GROUNDClassroomservices. OPERATIONS and practical experiences concerned with 193.168-014193.168-010 AIR-TRAFFIC-CONTROLAIR-TRAFFIC COORDINATOR SPECIALIST, (gov.ser.) 261 Sched., Exped. & Rel. 9Inc. II It It It passengertheflight ground control. service, support of aircraft preflight service, commercial planes, including and 193.168-018 AIR-TRAFFIC-CONTROLTOWERSTATION SPECIALIST, (gov. (gov. ser.) ser.) 261 111 It It I/ Ir 912.368-010912.388-010912.384-010 AIRPORTAIRPLANE-DISPATCHTRIP FOLLOWER SERVICEMAN (air CLERK(air (air trans.) trans.) trans.) 276271265 Facil.,Classif.,Inspect. Ser., &Filing, Stock & Exped. Check.& -Rel. Wk. Wk. 17.0499 AVIATIONexperiencesInclude OCCUPATIONS,here emphasizedother subject OTHER in aviation matteroccupations and learning 17.05 whichBLUEPRINT(Specify) are not READING classifiable or listed above. No DOT relationship shown because visualizingClassroompretingprinciples blueprints.and and practicalof preparing, sketching Included for study are theexperiencesand drawing concerned objects orwithand utilizingdeveloping symbols, and inter- supportivethiscrafts instructional and to trades. a broad program range is of plans,structures;intotheirthrough actuality. sections,related blueprints; understanding and specifications; and interpretingdetails blueprints for communicating translating them and 109 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title ClassroomBUSINESSsuchtaining as MACHINEtypewriters,andand repairingshop MAINTENANCE experiences dictation a variety concerned machines, of office with and machines main 633.281-030633.131-010 OFFICE-MACHINEOFFICE-MACHINE-SERVICEMAN SERVICEMAN(any (anyFOREMAN ind.) 299312 CraftsSuper. &Wk. Rel. (Farm., Wk. Mfg. etc.) recordingcalculators;principlesdiagnosticand mailing and suchtechniques; datamachines.processing as processing those understanding data;involved equipment and induplicating gears,of used mechanical forcams, Instruction includes 633.281-034 OFFICE-MACHINE-SERVICEMANAPPRENTICEind.) (any ind.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. mechanicalprocedureselectronics;oflevers special and drawing; andhandeccentrics; uses customer and ofprinciples powertesting nomenclature;relations. tools; devices;of electricitysoldering; usesand businessand and care OrganizedincludeCOMMERCIAL theory,specialized ART OCCUPATIONSlaboratory, learning and experiences shopwork aswhich they 141.051-010141.031-014 COLORDIRECTOR, EXPERT ART (profess. (profess. & &kin.) kin) 228228 Decor. & Art Wk. ,t It It It relatedand making to the illustrations design and executionfor advertising, of layouts display, 141.081-034141.081-014 COVERART LAY-OUT DESIGNER MAN (profess. (print. && pub.)kin.) 232 Art Wk. 11II It lettering,advertisingand instructional poster theory manuals.design, and preparation fashion illustration, of copy, Instruction includes 142.081-010142.081-022 BANKCOMMERCIAL -NOTE DESIGNER DESIGNER (gov. (profess. ser.) & 232 tt 11II drawingscolorsilk screen,dynamics, for lineair package brushand halftone andand touch-up,product reproduction, design, inks and and 144.081-014142.081-118 CARTOONISTSIGN DESIGNER (print.& (signs) pub.)kin.) 232 II11 11 other display devices and exhibits. 970.381-018970.281.014970.281-010 ENGROSSERDELINEATORAIRBRUSH ARTIST(profess. (profess. (profess. & &kin.) kin.)I & kin.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. It11 Ittt It tt 970.381-046970.381-026 LAY-OUTPAINTER, MAN SIGN (signs) (any IIind.) 312 11fl tl11 11 Ittt 17.0701 selection,applicationOrganizedINTERIOR DECORATING learningand of arrangmentart principlesexperiences of materials to concerned the design, and with objects the 142.081-082142.061-010142.051-014 INFORMATIONSETINTERIOR DECORATOR DESIGNER SPECIALIST, (motion AND pic.)DECORATOR(profess. VISUAL & kin.) 232228 ArtDecor. Wk. & Art. Wk. It It II tt inaestheticstructures, interiors effects orand residential in or ships as a and mediaand aircraft commercial for conveying to achieve ideas 142.081-126142.081-122 STAGE-SCENERYSKETCHER (motion DESIGNER pic.)rec.)(gov. (amus. ser.) & 232 Itft ttft 149.031-014149.031-010 SUPERVISOR,DIRECTOR, ART SCENIC (motion ARTSpic.) pic.) (motion 228228 Decor. & Art Wk. 11 11 11 it U.S OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.0702 applicationWINDOWOrganized DISPLAY learningof art principles experiences to concernedthe design, with the 142.051-010 DISPLAY DESIGNER, OUTSIDE& kin.) (profess. 228 Decor. & Art Wk. 17.0703 PRODUCTofobjectsselection, customers. DESIGN for thelayout purpose and arrangmentof attracting of materialsattention and 298.381-010 DECORATOR (any ind.) I 234 Artis. Restor., Decor., & Rel. withpurposeartOrganized theto theapplicationof subjectdecorative,design ofmatter ofcommercial aesthetic knowleand experiences of productseffects commercial andforconcerned the cur- 142.081-034142.081-030142.081-014 DESIGNER,DESIGNER,CLOTH DESIGNERNOVELTIES FISHING (profess. LURE(fabric.equip.) (sports & kin.) 232232 Art,Wk. II ItIt requireofrent such styling knowledge products. consistent of products with andutilization production value Occupations in this area also 142.081-046 DESIGNER (furn.)plastics prod.) 232 ItIt t?It methods. 142.081-098142.081-078142.081-054 FURNITUREINDUSTRIAL DESIGNER DESIGNER (furn.)kin.) (profess. & 232232 It tt 142.081-102 ORNAMENTAL-METALWORK (struct.DESIGNER & ornam. metalwork) 232 It II 142.081-134142.081-106 POTTERY-DECORATIONPACKAGESTAINED-GLASS DESIGNER WINDOW-DESL,NER (profess. DESIGNER(pottery & kin.) & (profess.porc.) & kin.) 232232 ItIt IIII 142.081-142142.081-138 TILESTUFFED-TOY DESIGNER DESIGNER(brick games)& (toystile) & 232232 It It 149.281-022144.081-010142.081-146 WOODCARTOONTOY BURNERDESIGNER MAKER, (jewelry) (toys STAINED & games) (profess.GLASS & kin.) 234232 Artis. Restor., Decor., & Rel. It 970.381-042781.381-010 PAINTER,CARTOON DESIGNER HAND (any (embroid.) ind.) I 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. It II It It 17.0799 (Specify)experiencesCOMMERCIALtionsInclude which here ARTemphasized are otherOCCUPATIONS, not subjectlisted in commercial OTHERormatter classifiable and art learning above. occupa- 111 1- Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.08 OrganizedCOMMERCIAL specialized FISHERY OCCUPATIONS learning experiences which 197.133-010 CAPTAIN, FISHING VESSEL (fish.) 299 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) maintenancetions;relateinclude utilizationto theory,seamanship,and repair laboratory, of ofriggingnavigation, boats; andand techniques shopworkotherand communica- equipment; foras they 431.884-026431.883-010431.782-010197.133-018 FISHERMAN,MATE,CLAM-DREDGESTAKE FISHING BOATMAN NET OPERATOR VESSEL(fish.) (fish.) (fish) (fish.) 435322444299 ManipulatingDriving-OperatingOperating-Controlling It 11 It If ation;finding processing fish; shipboard catches preservation afloat and onand shore; refriger- and 431.884-030 FISHERMAN, POT (fish.) 322 Manipulating It poweroperation plants. and maintenance of all fishing gear and 431.884-066431.884-062431.884-050 FISHERMAN,STRIKER (fish.) WEIRTERRAPIN (fish.) (fish) 322 ttIt 433.884-010432.884-010431.887-010 FISHERMAN,LABORER, WHARF ABALONELINE (fish.)(fish.) (fish.) 322360 ManipulatingHandling 439.884-014439.687-014439.687-010 NETCRABCLAM MAN INSPECTORDREDGEMAN (fish.) (fish.) 322282 ManipulatingSort., Inspect., & Rel.If Wk. It It If tt 922.885-034589.687-014525.884-030 FISHGRADER BAILERCLEANER (can (fish.) (can.& preserv.) & preserv.;fish.) 447282322 TendingSort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. If 17.0801 andmaintenanceOrganizedskillsSEAMANSHIP of radio of learning seamanship, ofand line fundamental experiencesand includingnets, electronics of concerned navigationalthe use equipment;withand aids, 911.884-010911.687-010911.133-010911.131-010 BOATSWAINABLESOUNDERCADET, SEAMAN DECK (any(water (waterind.) trans.) trans.) 322282299 ManipulatingSort.,Super. Inspect.,Wk. (Farm., & Rel.Mfg.It Wk.etc.) it II If II powermaintenanceattechniques sea, plants. and of ofweather decksboat handling,andforecasting; surfaces, safety andengines andfundamental survival and 911.884-026911.884-022 MARINEFERRYBOAT-OPERATOR OILER (water HELPERtrans.)(water trans.) 322 tt 911.887-022911.887-034911.884-030 DEMANDORDINARYSAILOR, (water PLEASURESEAMAN trans.) (water CRAFTtrans.) trans.)(water 360322 Handling 112 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.0802 Code OrganizedSHIP AND BOATlearning OPERATION experiences AND MAINTENANCE concerned with the Instructional program 197.130-014 Code ENGINEER (water trans.) - Occupational Title (Vol. I) 299 Page Super. Wk. (Farm Title Mfg. etc.) andplanning safety and of supervisionpassenger or of cargo operation, vessels. maintenance 911.883-018911.138-010197.133-034197.133-026 FARRYBOATBARGETUGBOAT,PILOT, CAPTAINSHIP MATE OPERATOR, (water (water trans.) CABLE trans.)trans.) II(water trans.) I 444299305299 Driving - Operating Ifyru nifof IInu IInu IIn 911.883-026911.883-030 MOTORBOATQUARTERMASTER OPERATOR (water (any trans.) ind.) 444 ff 17.0899 COMMERCIALfisherylearningInclude(Specify.) occupations, here experiencesFISHERY other OCCUPATIONS, organized whichemphasized are subject OTHERnot in listedcommercial matter above. and 911.883-034911.168-010 WINCHMAN,SUPERCARGO CARGO (water (water trans.) trans. -) 444261 DrivingSched., - Operating.!aped. & Rel. 17.09 OrganizedCOMMERCIALeachinclude relates theory,specialized PHOTOGRAPHY to alllaboratory, phaseslearning OCCUPATIONS of and experiencescamera studio uses work whichand as compositionportrait:,cameras,andphotographic enlarging; meters andcommercial, processing. color developingand otherdynamics, and photographicfilm;industrial contact air brush photography; printing, and Instruction includes equipment; areascopyandining. processesplanning, foras audiovisualother suchdeveloping,printing as materials microfilming and and producing and preparing in such Instruction also emphasizes the development graphic arts process- and telecasting. 17,0901 PHOTOGRAPHICstillprimarilySubject or mattermotion with LABORATORY developingandpicture learning AND film; andDARKROOM experiences controllingprinting OCCUPATIONS photographic concerned resultant :976.131-010 970.381-014970.281-026 FILMPHOTOGRAPHCOLORIST, TECHNICIAN RETOUCHERPHOTOGRAPHY (motion (any (anypic.) Ind.) ind.) I 299312 CraftsSuper. & Wk.Rel. (Farm., Wk. Mfg.II etc.) II II coloring,prints; touch restoring, up of negatives;and copying and prints. finishing, 976.381-010976.131-018 DEVELOPERPHOTOGRAPHIC (any FOREMAN ind.) (print. & pub.) 299312 Mat.Crafts Analysis & Rel. Wk.& Rel. Wk. 976.381.014976.381-022976.381-018 REPRODUCTIONPROJECT/ONPHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER SENS/TOMETR/STTECHNICIAN (any ind.) (motion pic.) 418312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. U U 976.381-030976.381-026 TIMERSOUND (motionAND LABORATORY pic.) ENGINEER(motion(any ind.) pic.) 418312 Mat.Crafts Analysis & Rel. & Wk.Rel. Wk. 113 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.0901 ContinuedPHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPATIONS- 976.588-010976.387-010976.687-010 PHOTO-CHECKERREPLACEMENTDENSITOMETER GIRL READERAND (motionASSEMBLER (motion pic.) pic.)(any ind.) 289282271 RoutineSort.,Inspect. Check. Inspect., & Stock& Record. &Check. Rel. Wk. 976.782-018976.782-010976.782-014 FILMCOLOR-PRINTER PRINTERDEVELOPER (motion OPERATOR(motion plc.) pic.) (any ind.) 435 Operating-Controlling 976.782-022 MULTIPLE-PHOTOGRAPHIC-PRINTERRECTIFICATION PRINTER (any ind.)OPERATOR (any ind.) 435 t1 1t 976.884-014976.884..010976.782-026976.884-018 CONTACT-FRAMECARBONCHEMICAL PRINTER MIXER OPERATOR (print. (motion & pic.)pub.) 322 Manipulating 976.884-034976.884-030976.884-026976.884-022 NEGATIVEMOUNTER,FILM CUTTER CUTTER-AND-SPOTTERCUTTERRAND (any (bus. (motion ind.) ser.) Ipic.) (print. & pub.) 322322 976.885-010976.884-042976.884-038 DEVELIZER,SPLICERSCREEN PHOTOGRAPHER(any COLOR ind.) PHOTOGRAPHY (wallpaper)(any ind.) 447322 Tending 976.885-018976.885-014 FILM-DEVELOPING-MACHINE DRYING - MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (motion(bus. ser.) pic.) 447 It 976.885-026976.885-022 PACO-MACHINEMOUNTER, COLOR OPERATOR FILM (any ind.) (any(motion ind.) pic.) 447 976.886-010976.885-034976.885-030 PHOTOGRAPHX-RATPRINT DEVELOPINGDEVELOPER, FINISHER -MACH/NEMACHINE (any ind;.) OPERATORI(any ind.) (medical ser.) 356447 Feeding-Offbearing 114 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol.' II) Title 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPATIONS- 976.887-010 FILM LOADER (any ind.) 360 Handling vt Continued 979.381-010976.887-022976.887-018976.887-014 FILMCOPYPRINTPHOTOGRAPHER NUMBERER CAMEMIANWASMER (any(anyHELPER (any ind.)ind.) ind.)(any ind.) 3124V16.360 Crafts & Rel. Wk. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 979.387-010979.382-010 PRINTPHOTOSTAT INSPECTOR OPERATOR (bus. (any ser.) ind.) 514271 MotionInspect. Pic. Project. & Stock &Check. Rel. 17.0999 WhichexperiencesInclude(Specify.) are herenot emphasizedlistedother subjector classifiablein commercialmatter and above. photographylearning 17.10 erection,ClassroomCONSTRUCTION installation,and ANDshop MAINTENANCE experiences maintenance, TRADES concerned and repairwith the 869.287-010869.281-014869.381-010 BRIDGEHOUSECONDUIT BUILDERINSPECTOR MECHANIC (const.) (r.r. (const.; trans.) light, 420312 Apprais.Crafts & Rel. Wk. Investigat. Wk. earth,crete,alsof buildings,such and or asothercomposition metal, highways, structures wood, substances. airports,stone, using brick,assorted missile glass, materi-sites, con- Instruction 869.381-018869.381-014 HOUSEREPAIRMAN REPAIRMAN (light, (const.) heat, & power)heat, & power) 312 ft IIVI ftVI VIIV readingvarietyfinishingcoatis provided estimating; andof various handfollowingin aand cutting,varietymaterials; power technical oftools;fitting, activitiesthe specifications. anduses blueprint of such a as fastening, and 899.381-010 MAINTENANCE MAN, BUILDING (any ind.) 312 IV VI VI IV 17.1001 materialsCARPENTRYKnowledge also concerning is emphasized. the physical properties of 299 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) Classroomfabrication, and shopassembly, experiences installation, involving and repair Emphasized in instruction layout, 860.131-018860.131010 BOATBUILDERCARPENTER FOREMANFOREMAN, (const.) WOOD (ship & boat bldg. 4 rep.) 299 VI IV IVVI ment,areof structural the and care materials; andunits. use ofcommon hand systemsand power of frame con- tools, equip460.131-014 drafting:0:160.131-022 JOINERBOWLING-ALLEY-INSTALLATION FOREMAN (ship & boat bldgFOREMAN (const.) 299299 VIIt VI VI VI blueprintstructionals estimating. reading,and the principlesapplied mathematics, involved; andand materi- 860.137-010 CARPENTER-LABOR FOREMAN (const.)& rep.) 299 Crafts & Rel. Wk. VI VI VI 860.281-018860.281-014860.281-010 CARPENTER,CARPENTER INSPECTORSHIP'SMAINTENANCE (water (any (any trans.)ind.) ind.) 312 IVftVI IIftVI IIVI ftIVVI 860.381-014860.381-010 BOATBUILDERACOUSTICAL CARPENTERAPPRENTICE, (const.) WOOD (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 0 VI IV VI 115 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1001 CARPENTRY-Continued 860.381-030860.381-026860.381-018 CARPENTERBOATBUILDER,CARPENTER APPRENTICE (const.) WOOD (const.) (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 860.381-050860.381-046860.381-038 JOINERFORM BUILDER APPRENTICE(ship &(const.) boat bldg. & rep.)(ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 860.381-062860.381-058860.381-054 TANKSHIPWRIGHT BUILDER (shipAPPRENTICE AND &ERECTOR boat bldg.& rep.)(ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 860.781-010860.381-066 BILLBOARDTANK ERECTOR ERECTOR (const.) -AND- REPAIRMAN (const.) 319312 Precision Wk. 860.884-014860.884-010860.781-014 FORM-BUILDERSNORERCARPENTER, (const.) ROUGHHELPER (const.) (const.) (const.) 322319 Manipulating o it 860.887-014860.887-010 CARPENTER HELPER, MAINTENANCEHARDWOOD FLOORING(const.) (const.) 360 Handling 860.887-030860.887-022860.887-018 LABORER,SHIPWRIGHT CARPENTRYCARPENTRY, HELPER (const.) (shipDOCK & boatbldg.(const.) & rep.) 360 17.1002 ELECTRICITYtheClassroom layout, and assembly, shop experiences installation, concerned testing, with 824.281-010824.138-010 ELECTRICIAN,ELECTRIC-DISTRIBUTION CHIEF (motion CHECKER plc.) (const.; light, heat, & 312305 CraftsSuper. &Wk. Rel. (Farm., Wk. Mfg. etc.) and wiringmaintenance used inof electrical systems.fixtures, apparatus, Instructio ELECTRICIAN (any ind.) power) 312 II II codes.industrialis provided wiring in the based reading, on controlling interpretation, electrical and 824.381-010824.281-022824.281-014 ELECTRICIAN,NEON-SIGN SERVICEMAN STAGE (amuse. (signs) & rec.) 312 II 11 116 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1002 ELECTRICITY-Continued 829.884-014825.381-030 ELECTRICIANELECTRICIAN HELPER (ship (ship& boat & bldg.boat& rep.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 17.1003 ClassroomHEAVY EQUIPMENT and practical (CONSTRUCTION) work experiences 829.887-014 ELECTRICIAN HELPER (any ind.)bldg. & rep.) 360322 HandlingManipulating mountedgraders,heavy-dutywith the shovels, tractors,operation, equipment trailer-mounted concrete maintenance,such mixers, as bulldozers, cranes, compressors,and repair ofand crawler- concerned 17.100301 MAINTENANCE,Specializedequipment.the gasoline HEAVYclassroom or EQUIPMENTdiesel and engines practical work powering the earthmovingiences concerned equipment, with and(1) (2)the thefield general maintenance of exper- mains. 620.281-046 CONSTRUCTION-EQUIPMENTHECHANIC(const.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 tiontenance covers and inspection; overhaul of maintenance such equipment. and Instruc 620.281-054620.281-050 ENGINEER.INSPECTORCRANE INSPECTOR (any (coast.) ind.) 312312 11 IV weldingelectricaltracks, and wheels brazing.circuits; and brakes; engines; operating and techniques in controls; repair of 620.281-066620.281-058 LOGGING-EQUENGINEERING- EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (const.) MECHANIC 312 IV IV 620.281-070 MECHANIC, INDUSTRIAL TRUCK (any(logging) ind.) 312 VI IS 620.281-078620.281-074 MINE-MACHINERYMECHANICAL - MAINTENANCE MECHANIC MAN (any ind.) 312 11 620.281-054620.884-022 REPAIRMANCONSTRUCTION (mining EQUIPMENT-MECHANIC & quarrying)HELPER(mining (const.) & quarrying) 312322 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 630.381-010630.281-058 REPAIRMANCONVEYOR-MAINTENANCE (ore dress., MANsmelt.,& (anyrefin.) ind.) 312 IV11 11 899.281-010852.884-014 CANAL-EQUIPMENTCONCRETE-PAVER-OPERATOR MECHANIC HELPER(const.)(waterworks) 312322 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 117 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY Cr OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.100302 Code SpecializedOPERATION, HEAVYclassroom EQUIPMENT and practical work exper- Instructional program 850.782-010 Code HORIZONTAL-EARTH--MACHINEOccupational Title (Vol. I) 435Page Operating-Controlling operationsuchiences as concerned crawlerof a variety tractors; with ofthe earthmovingmotor uses, grader's.; care, equipment and motor 850.883-010850.782-014 BULLDOZERSHIELD RUNNER OPERATOR (const.) (any incl.) IOPERATOR (coast.) 444435 Driving-Operating IV inandscrapers; digging,cranes. shovels, ditching, including sloping, dragline stripping, amd.hoe; grading Instruction provides for experiences 850.883-018850.883-014 DREDGEDREDGE LEVERMAN OPERATOR (const.) (const.) 444 IV back filling, clearing, and foundation excavating 850.883-026850.883-022 MUCKING-LOCI:TENDER MACHINE (const.) OPERATOR II (const.) 444 VIII VI/V 850.883-038850.883-030850.883-034 POWER-SHOVELSCRAPERROCK - OPERATOR OPERATOROPERATOR (const.) (any(const.) ind.) I 444444 IVVI IVii 850.883-054850.883-050 TRENCH-DIGGING-MACHINETOWER-EXCAVATOR OPERATOR OPERATOR(const.) 444 VIIV IV 851.883410851.782-010 BLADE-GRADERWELL-POINT PUMPMAN OPERATOR (coma.) (const.) 444435 Driving-OperatingOperating-Controlling VI 11 851.883-014 ELEVATING-GRADER OPERATOR (const.) 444 11 851.883-022851.883-026851.883-018 MOTOR-GRAWZRSUBGRADERSEPTIC-TANK OPERATOR OPERATORINSTALLER (const.) (const.) (const.) 444 IO ItIV 852.883-010851.883-030 CONCRETEPAVERUTILITY-TRACTOR OPERATOR OPERATOR (const.) 444 IVI/ IV 852.883-014 CONCRETE-PAVING-MACHINE (const.) 444 It IV 852.884-014852.883-018 ASPHALT-PLANTCONCRETE-PAVER-OPERATORFORM-GRADER OPERATOR OPERATOR (const.) (const.) HELPEROPERATOR(const.) (const.) 435444322 ManipulatingOperating-Controlling 853.883-010853.782-014 ASPHALT-PAVING-MACHINE OPERATOR(const.) 444444 Driving-Operating II It 853.883-018853.883-014 DRIFTERSTONE-SPREADERROAD-OILING-TRUCK (const.) OPERATOR DRIVER (const.(const.) 435444 Operating-ControllingIV 118 859.782-018859.782-014859.782-010 EARTH-BORING-MACHINEDRILLER, WATER WELL (const.) OPERATOR (const.) 435435 IVIV It DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT-Continued 859.782-030859.782-026859.782-022 WELL-DRILLERPILE-DRIVERFOUNDATION-DRILL OPERATOR,OPERATOR OPERATOR (const.)CABLE (const. 435435 Operating-Controlling t1 11 859.782-034 WELL-REACT/VATORWELL- DRILLER OPERATOR, OPERATOR ROTARY DRILLTOOL (const.)(const.) 435435 11 11 859.883-022859.883-018859.782-038 HEATER-PLANERDRAGLINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (any (const.)Ind.) (const.) 444 Driving-Operating It 859.883-026 JOINT-CLEANING-AND-GROOVING-MACH/NE OPERATOR (const.) 444 Ii 859.883-038859.883-030 ROAD-MIXEROPERATING OPERATORENGINEER (const.)(const.) 444 is O 859.885-014859.883-050859.883-046859.883..042 ROAD-ROLLERCRUSHERTAMPING-MACHINESWEEPER OPERATOR OPERATOR OPERATOR(const.)(conc. (const.) prod.; (const.const.) 447444 Tending it 859.885-022 PUMPMAN, PORTABLE PUMP (const.) 447 VIIf 869.883-010'859.885-026869.883-022869.883-018869.782-010 WINQIMAN,TAMPING.fflACHINEFORM-TAMPERCEMENT-PUMPSCRUBBER PILEOPERATOR OPERATOR DRIVING OPERATOR(const.) (const.)(const.) (const.) 444444435 Driving-OperatingOperating-Controlling 892.883-018892.883-010 YARDMANCHERRY-PICKER (ship OPERATOR& boat bldg. (const.) & rep.) 444 11 921.883-062921.280-010 HOISTINGRIGGER (any ENGINEER Ind.) (anyII Ind.) 444430 Driving-OperatingSet-up or Mach. Oper.11 921.887-022921.883921.883-102 -110 WINDLASSTRACTOR-CRANETRUCK-CRANE OPERATOR OPERATOROPERATOR (any(any Ind.)Ind.) 444360 Handling 119 CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1004 MASONRYSpecialized classroom and shop experiences con- 861.381-010859.884-010 BRICKLAYERBRICKLAYER, (const.) PAVING BRICK (const. 312322 CraftsManipulating & Rel. Wk. 11 11 11 cernedblockspositionIncluded with using of theis concrete bonding trainingcutting, materialsblocks, inchipping, reading and brick, and glass architectural handtools.and fixing in 861.381-042861.381-022861.381-014 MARBLEBRICKLAYER,BRICKLAYER SETTER (brick FIREBRICK(const.) & tile) (any ind.) 312312 IfII ifII //11 plans, planning, and estimating. 861.781-014861.781-010861.381-046 MONUMENTPERMASTONESOFT -TILESETTER NAN SETTER (const.)(const.) (const.; 319312 Precision Wk. 11 I/ 11 11 861.781-0303861.781-022 TERAZZOSTONEMASON WORIER (const.) (const.) ret. tr.) 319 It 1111 699.884-014861.884-042 CH1RNEYTUCK POINTER REPAIRMAN (const.) (bus. ser.) 322322 WInipulating 11 17.1005 concernedSpecializedPAINTING ANDwith classroom DECORATING the preparation and shop andexperiences the applicationfinishing of 840.131-014840.131-010 PAINTER FOREMANFOREMAN, (const.) SHIPYARD (ship & boat bldg. & rep,) 299 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg.11 etc.) 11 11 suchofexteriorortion protective sandingas includes lacquer, and surfaces; interioror experiences paint,decorative surfaces and incoating scraping,by making, mixing, and matching wallpaper. materials burning, Instruc- 840.381-010840.781-014840.781-010 PAINTERPAINTER,PAINTER (const.) STAGEAPPRENTICE, SETTINGS SHIPYARD (motionpie.) 319312 PrecisionCrafts & Rel.Wk. Wk. brush,paints androller colors; or spray and applyinggun, or bycoating cutting, with 840.781-018 PAINTER, SHIPYARD (ship & boat(ship & boar bldg. & rep.) 319 11 pasting, and hanging wallpaper. 840.884-010 BITUMINOUS ENAMELER (any ind.)bldg. 1 rep.) 322 Manipulating tl 840.887-014840.884-022840.884-018 PAINTER,PAINT-STRIPING-MACHINE ROUGHSTRUCTURAL (const.) STEEL OPERATOR(const.) 360322 Handling 840.887-018840.887 -022 PAINTERPAINTER HELPER HELPER, (const.) BOAT (ship & 360 IS11 841.781843.884422841.781-.014 -010 WATERPROOFERPAPERHANGERPAINTER-AND-DECORATOR (const.)(const.) APPRENTICEboat(const.) bldg. & rep.) 319322319 ManipulatingPrecision Wk. 120

-CM Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructionzi program 11 Code Occupational Title (Vol. I DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.1006 SpecializedPLASTERING classroom and shop experiences con- 842.381-010 STUCCO MASON (const.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. surfacesandcerned similar with of structures.materialsthe application to interior of plaster, and exterior stucco, Instruction includes the 842.781-026842.781-018842.781-010 PLASTERER,PLASTERERLATHER (const.) (const.) MOLDING (conc. prod.; 319 Precision Wk. 11VI it finishingpreparation of ofthem. surfaces and the smoothing and 842.887-010842.885-010842.884-018 PLASTERERPLASTER-MACHINEPERMASTONE HELPER DRESSER TENDER(const.) (const.) (eonst.)const.) 447360322 HandlingTendingManipulating 17.1007 PLUMBINGrelatedingcernedSpecialized and with ANDfixturesrepairing PIPEFITTINGlayout,classroom and assembly, fittingsand systems;shop installing, inexperiences structures including alter- con- by 862.281-022862.281-010851.884-022 PIPECOPPERSMITH LAYERFITTER (const.) (ship & boat bldg.& rep.) 312322312 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. welding,otheruse of hand pipecutting,soldering and power and bending toolsbrazing and and equipment; equipment. threading and tools; 862.381-030862.381-026 GAS-MAININDUSTRIAL-GAS FITTER (light,FITTER (light,heatheat,& power)rep.) & power) 312312 862.381-070862.381862.381-042 -046 PIPE FITTER,FITTER (const.)SPRINKLERDIESEL ENGINE I SYSTEMS (engine & turbine) 312312 862.381-082862.381-074 PLUMBERSTEMPLUMBER, SERVICEMAN( const.) MAINTENANCE (light, (any heat, ind.)( const.) 312 869.884-046862.687-010862.381-090862.884-010 FITTERLAWN-SPRINKLERCOOLING-PIPE (const.; INSPECTOR pipeINSTALLER lines) (const.) (const.)& power) 322282 ManipulatingSort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. It 17.1008 DRY-WALLOrganizedinteriorinstallation INSTALLATION learningsurfaces of wallboard, experiencesof structures. plasterboard, concerned with or otherthe 842.884-022842.884-010840.887-010 DRY-WALLTAPER (const.) SANDER.APPLICATOR (const.) (const.) 322360 ManipulatingHandling Ti 121 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES U.S. OFFICE CF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1009 OrganizedGLAZING learning experiences concerned with 865.131-010 GLAZIER FOREMAN (const.) 299 PrecisionSuper. Wk.Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) preparing,suchasstructures windows, as dieplay fitting, anddoors, othercases andand openings and installingpartitions table of tops. buildingsglassor in inobjects such 865.884-018865.884-014865.884-010865.781-010 GLAZIER,GLASSGLAZIER INSTALLER (comet.)METAL FURNITURE(furn.;(auto. ser.) (furn.)plan. mill) 322319 Manipulating It 865.887-010865.884-030 GLAZIERSAFETY-GLASS HELPER INSTALLER(const.) (aircraft mfg.) 360322 Handling 11 17.1010 ROOFING ROOFER (const.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 11 11 withOrganizedascovering asphalt,waterproofing learningroofs aluminum, and orexperiences exterior insulating slate, walls wood,concerned materials ofand structures relatedwith such 866.884-010866.381-014866.381-010 CORRUGATED-SHEET-MATERIALROOFER APPRENTICE (const.) SHEETER (const.) 360322312 HandlingManipulating 11 17.1099 experiencesCONSTRUCTIONcompositionInclude here materials.emphasized AND other MAINTENANCE subject in construction matterTRADES, and OTHER andlearning 638.281-014299.381-014886.887 -010 MACHINERYROOFERCARPET HELPER ERECTORLAYER ( (ret.const.) (engine tr.) & 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. maintenance(Specify.) trades which are not listed above. 638.281-030 MILLWRIGHTMANUFACTURERS' (any SERVICEind.) REPRESENTATIVEmech.turbine; tool mach.& access.)(mach. mfg.) mfg.; 312312 801.781-010801.381-022638.281-034 ASSEMBLER,STRUCTURAL-STEEL MINING MACHINERY WORKER (const.)(mach. mfg.) 312319 Precision Wk. 801.884-014801.884-010 ASSEMBLER,ASSEMBLER (light, METAL BUILDINGheat, & power) 322322 Manipulating 11 801.884-030 LINERMAN (mining & quarrying;ore(const.) dress., smelt., &refin.) 322 11 801.887-026801.884-046 REINFORCING-IRONSTRUCTURAL-STEEL-WORKER WORKER (const.) HELPER(const.) 360322 Handling tt 804.884-018805.131-010805.131-014 BOILER-REPAIRBOILERMAKERDUCT INSTALLER FOREMAN FOREMAN(const.) (boilermaking) (any ind.) 299322 ManipulatingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 10 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONART OF OCCUPATIONAL WorkerTITLES Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) I Page Title 17.1099 ContinuedCONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER- 805.281-010805.281-014 (boilermaking)APPRENTICE I (boilermaking) 312312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. It IIit ti 805.387-010805.381.014805.381-010 BOILERHOUSEBOILERMAKERBOILERMAKER FITTERINSPECTORREPAIRMAN MECHANIC (boilermaking) (any(boiler- ind.) 271312319 PrecisionInspect. &Wk. Stock Check,It ti It it 805.885-010805.781-010805.887-010 BOILERMAIZRBOILERMAKER 'HELPER HELPER (boilermaking) (boilermaking)making)II 447360 HandlingTending 806.281-034809.381-018 ORNANENTAL-IRONRIGGER (ship & boatWORKER bldg. (const.) & I rep.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. it It H IIiii 825.281-038 ELEVATOR EXAMINER-AND-ADJUSTERCONSTRUCTOR (any ind.) (const.) 312312 ii iiII IIti ii 829.281-026825.884-010825.381042829.884-018 ELEVATOR-REPAIR=ELEVATORELEVATOR-CONSTRUCTOR REPAIRAAN HELPER(any HELPER (const.) ind.) 322322312 ManipulatingManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 844.781-010844.884-014 CONCRETE-STONECEMENT MASON (const.)FINISHER (conc.(any ind.) prod.) 322319 ManipulatingPrecision Wk. 844.884-034844.884-018844.887-014 CONCRETECEMENT-MASONCEMENT-MASON RUBBER APPRENTICE HELPER (conc. (const.)const.) prod.; (const.) 322360 Handling ii 844.887-018850.781-010 MINERCONCRETE-VIBRATORCEMENT (const.) MASON, HIGHWAYS OPERATOR (const.) AND 360322319 ManipulatingPrecision Wk. VI 852.884-018852.884-010853.783-010 FORMASPHALT- SETTER, METAL OPERATOR ROADFORMS STREETS(const.) (const.) (const.) 435322 Operating - Controlling VI 123 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.1099 Code CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, Instructional program OTHER- 853.884-010 Code ASPHALT RARER (const.) Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worxer Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title Continued 359.281-010839.885010853.887-010853.885-010 BOOTMANBLASTERCOLD-PATCHASPHALT-HEATER (const.)(any MAN ind.) MAN(const.) (const.) 447312360322 ManipulatingTendingCraftsHandling & Rel. Wk. 863.781-010863.381-010859.887-014 CORKPIPEBLASTER INSULATOR,COVERER HELPER AND (anyINTERIOR INSULATOR ind.) SURFACE(const.)(ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 319312360 PrecisionCraftsHandling & Rel. Wk. 4114 863.884-010863.781-014 COMPOSITION-WEATHERBOARDINSULATION-BLANKET MAKER APPLIER(const.)(pipe & boiler con.) 322319 Manipulating 11 863.884-018863.884-014 FIREPROOFINGINSULATION HOUSEMANMAN (light, (const.; heat,and power) 322322 863.884-034863.884-026863.884-022 SIDERINSULATIONINSULATION (const.; WORKER INSTALLER ret. (const.) tr.) (const.)ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 322322 869.487-010869.281-018864.781-010 MEASUREMANHOUSEFLOOR MOVER LAYER (struct. (const.) (const.; & ornam.ret. tr.) 282312319 Sort.,CraftsPrecision &Inspect., Rel. Wk. Wk. & Rel. Wk. 869.884-062869.884-042869.884-030 JOISTFENCE ERECTORSETTER, (const.)ADJUSTABLE STEELmetalwork)(const.) 322 Manipulating 891.884-10869.C°' 3;5 BUILDINGWRECKERRIG BUILDER (const.) CLEANER, (petrol. SANDBLASTER production)(const.) 322 0 17.11 ClassroomCUSTODIAL andSERVICES shop experiences concerned with 358.887-010891.884-014 BUILDING CLEANER,BANM-Isr"SE STEAM MAN (const.) (any ind.) 360322 buildingfixtures,all phases interiors and of furnishings,the suchcare asand linoleum, includingcleaning plastic, ofall buildings, types of 381.137-014381.137J,010 PORTER,CHARWOMAN, Tin., HEAD (any (any ind.) ind.) 299 HandlingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg.U etc.) O 11 11 11 124 woodterrazzo, panel, paint tile andand syntheticwood floors; wall rugs; and plastic, coverings. 381.887-026381.887-M4 PORTERCHARWOMAN i7.mity (any ind.) ind.) I 360 Handling 11 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title CUSTODIALSkills are SERVICES-Continued taught in the use and care of hand 382.884-010381.887-030 JANITORPORTER (any(any ind.)ind.) III 322360 ManipulatingHandling dustand powermopping, tools wet for mopping, such operations scrubbing, as waxing, dusting, 389.887-018 SEXTONFLOOR WAXER(nonprofit (any ind.)organ.) 360 Handling 11It agentsrooms,andforis refinishing, onapplying andwindows,(1) protectivecharacteristics them; and and walls. (2) thecoatings--and sanitationcleaning of various of andprocedures toilet cleaningdisinfectants Additional emphasis 389.887-030389.887-022 WALL WASHER (any ind.) 360 DIESELClassroomsupplies.(3) scheduling MECHANIC and shop work; experiences and (4) purchasing concerned custodialwith 625.281-010 DIESEL MECHANIC (any ind.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. trains,usedall phasesto electricalpower of buses,repair generators, ships,work on trucks, diesel construction railroadengines 625.281-014625.281-030 FUEL-INJECTIONDIESEL-ENGINE SERVICEMANTESTER (engine &turbine) 312 It rt it tt reconditioningdisassemblypracticemachinery,and adjustment is andofprovided enginessimilarand of replacementfuel in and equipment, diagnosisinjection examination of ofparts;systems, malfunction; of repairparts; oil and Instruction and 625.884-010 DIESEL-MECHANIC HELPER (any ind.)any ind.) 322 Manipulating missions.waterandvarietyaccompanying diagnosticpumps, of handgenerators, power equipment and units, power governors, also controls,tools, are andstudied. and of trans-testing The uses of technical manuals, of a auxiliary and OrganizedDRAFTING specialized learning experiences which 01.281-010 DRAFTSMAN, ARCHITECTURAL (profess. & kin.) 377 Drafting & Rel. Wk. 11 11 11 it emphasizelaboratory theory, and shopwork use of theas eachdrafting relates room to and gather- 2.281-014 DRAFTSMAN, AERONAUTICAL (profess. & kin.) 377 11 11 11 It includinginginterpreting and translating the aspectsmechanical, of of data planning, architectural, or specifications, preparing, structural, and 02.281-018 ENGINEERING CHECKER (aircraftmfg.) 377 11 11 11 It pneumatic,isical, designed and marine,other to provide drawings electrical/electronic, experiences and sketches. in drawing; topograph Instruction 03.281-0143.281-010 DRAFTSMAN, ELECTRONICELECTRICAL (profess. & kin.) 377 VI II It YI processes;the use of the reproduction preparation materials, of reports equipment, and data and 03.281-022 ESTIMATOR AND DRAFTSMAN (profess. & kin.) 377 It It 11 11 ofsheets plan forand writingprocess specifications;charts and drawings; the development and the 05.281-014 DRAFTSMAN, CIVIL (profess. & kin.)(light, heat, & power) 377 11 11 11 11 11 developmentforthe employmentdevelopment of models. in of ancillary skills and capacities. knowledge Instruction emphasizes essential 5.281-018 DRAFTSMAN, STRUCTURAL (profess. & kin.) 377 It 11 11 VI i; 7.181-0147.187-010 DESIGNDIE DESIGNER CHECKER (mach. (profess. shop) & kin.) 381`77 Engr. & Rel. Wk. 125 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.13 Code DRAFTING-Continued Instructional program 007.187-026 Code TOOL-DRAWING CHECIER (aircraftmfg.) 381 Eng. & Rel. Wk. 007.281-014 DRAFTSMAN, MECHANICAL (profess.& kin.) 377 Drafting & Rel. Wk. II H 11 007.281-026 LAY -OUT MAN AND CHECKER (profess. & kin.) 377 II II II 11 010.281-018010.281-026 DRAFTSMAN,DRAFTSMAN, GEOLOGICAL MINE (mining & (petrol. production) 377377 11 11 11 11 014.188-010 DRAFTSMAN, HULL - BALLAST bldg.quarrying)CALCULATION & rep.) (ship & boat 468 Math., Phys. Sci., & Rel. Research 017.281-014017.281-010014.281-018 AUTO-BODYDRAFTSMAN, DESIGNER LAY-OUTMARINE (profess.DRAFTSMAN(auto. mfg.) & kin. 377 Drafting & Rel. Wk. ftIn IIIt 11ft IIIt 017.281-022 CABLE- LAY -OUT MAN (tel. & tel.)(auto. mfg.) 377 11II IIIII 111 II 017.281-018 AUTO-BODY-DESIGN DETAILER 377 le II H 017.281-030 DETAIL MAN, FURNITURE (auto.(profess. mfg.) & kin.) 377 11 It11 11It H 017.281-038017.281-034 DRAFTSMANDETAILER APPRENTICE(profess. &(profess. kin.) &kin.) 377377 II11 H111 IIH II II 017.281-050017.281-054 DRAFTSMAN,DRAFTSMAN, DETAIL HEATING (profess. AND VENTILATING &kin.) 377 It H It H 017.281-058 DRAFTSMAN, MAP (profess. & kin.)(profess. & kin.) 377377 11 II11 11II 11II 019.281-010017.281-062 DRAFTSMANnDRAFTSMAN, LANDSCAPEOIL AND GAS (profess. (petrol.&production; kin.) petrol. refin.) 377 II 11 11 H 126 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.14 includeOrganizedELECTRICAL theory, subject OCCUPATIONS laboratory, matter and and experiences shopwork aswhich each 825.281-034825.281-022 ELECTRICIANELECTRICIAN, (water LOCOMOTIVE trans.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 11 11 11 relatestrans fittingto planning electricity, functions, installing generating and and maintain- 829.281-022 ELECTRICAL REPAIRMAN (any find.)rep.)(loco. & car bldg. & 312 11 circuitpracticalequipmentanding otherelectrical diagrams andapplication subjects components. andand essentialcommunicationsblueprint of mathematics, toreading, preparation systems, the sketching, sciences andfor Instruction emphasizes 17.1401 INDUSTRIALemployment inELECTRICIAN the electrical occupations. 11 Id relatedSpecialized to the classroom maintenance and practicaland repair instruction of a variety 729.281-018 ELECTRIC-TOOLELECTRIC-METER REPAIRMAN REPAIRMAN (light, heat, & power) 312312 11II It ItIt 11 ofor industrial which are machineryelectrically driven controlled. by electric motors 729.281-026729.381-026 STREET-LIGHT REPAIRMAN (any find.) VI 11 11 820.281-010729.684-014 CIRCUIT-BREAKERTESTER, ELECTRICAL MECHANIC CONTINUITY (light,(elec. equip.) heat, && power)power) I 312282 CraftsSort., & Inspect.,Rel. Wk. & Rel. Wk. II 820.281-018 ELECTRICIAN, POWERHOUSE (light,heat, & power) 312 II 11 IIU 11 820.281-026820.281-022 ELECTRICIAN, SUBSTATIONRECTIFIER MAINTENANCE(light,(light, heat, & power) 312312 11II IIIt II 11II 821.131-014820.781-014 ELECTRICAL-INSTALLATIONREGULATOR INSPECTOR (light, INSPECTOR &heat, heat,power)(light, & power) heat, & power) 299319 Super.Precision Wk. Wk. (Farm., Mfg etc.) 822.381-042821.381-022 PROTECTIVE-SIGNALELECTRIC-METER INSTALLER INSTALLER (light,heat,(bus. & power) ser.) 312312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 825.281-010824.381-014 ELECTRIC-TRACK-SWITCHSTREET-LIGHT SERVICEMAN MAINTAINER (light,heat,(r.r. & trans.)power) 312 Itft 825.381-018 CONTROLLER REPAIRMAN (loco. &car bldg. & rep.) 127 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN-Continued 825.381-022 ELECTRICAL-AND-RADIO MOCK -UP 312 I Crafts & Rel. Wk. 826.381-014 CONTROL-CABINET ASSEMBLER MAN (aircraft(elec. equip.) mfg.) 312 ti 829.281-038829.381-022827.381-014 EQUIPMENTPINSETTERCONTROL-PANEL INSTALLERMECHANIC, ASSEMBLER (anyAUTOMATIC (elec.ind.)equip.)(any Iind.) 312 tI 17.1402 SpecializedLINEMAN classroom and practical experiences 821.281-010 LINEMAN (any ind.) 312 It t3 itII maintenanceconcernedlines, including withof local, the pole-andinstallation, long-distance tower-line operation and ruralerection and 821.281-026821.281-018 TROUBLERELAY-TECNNICIAN MAN (light, JOURNEYMAN heat, & (light, heat, & power) 312 II II VI and construction. 821.381-030821.381-010 ELECTROLYSISCABLE MAN (light, TESTER heat,(r.r. &trans.)power) II 312 11 H 821.381-034 LINEMAN (const.; light, heat, &power) 312 It H 821.381-042 LINEMAN, REPAIR (light, heat, &power) 312 itIV IV 821.381-062821.381-046 VOLTAGELINEMAN, TESTER STREET (light, RAILWAY heat, &power)(r.r. trans.) 312312 VI VI 822.281-054821.387-010 SIGNALCONSTRUCTION MAINTAINER CRECIER (r.r. (light, trans.)heat, & power) 271312 CraftsInspect. & &Rel. Stock Wk. Check. 822.381-010822.381-014822.287-010 LINECABLE INSPECTOR REPAIRMANTESTER (tel.(tel. (tel. && tel.)tel.)& tel.) 420312 CraftsApprais. & Rel.& Investigat. Wk. 11 Wk. II 11 II 829.381-010822.381-026 LINEMANCABLE SPLICER(tel. & (const.;tel.) light,heat, & power; tel. & tel.) 312 IIVI It I11 It Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.1403 MOTORconcernedSpecialized REPAIRMAN with classroom the assembly, and practical installation, experiences 721.131-010 ELECTRIC-MOTOR-REPAIRING FOREMANOccupational Title (Vol. I) 299 Page Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) Title equipment.motors,testing, generators, maintenance, transformers, and repair andof electricrelated 721.281-014721.131-014 FOREMAN,ELECTRIC-MOTOR ELECTRIC ANALYST MOTOR TESTING(any ind.)(elec.(any Ind.) equip.) 312299 Crafts & Rel. Wk. II IV It IV 721.281-022721.281-018 ELECTRIC-MOTOR ASSEMBLER AND TESTER (any ind.) 312 VIII II If IV 721.281-022 ELECTRIC-MOTOR-AND-GENERATORELECTRIC-MOTOR REPAIRMAN (any REPAIRMANind.)312 (auto. ser.) 312 VI 721.281-038721.281-030721.281-026 PROPULSION-MOTOR-AND-GENERATORELECTRIC-MOTORIGNITION SPECIALIST REPAIRMAN (air (elec. trans.)equip.) 312312 II11 721.281-042 TESTER, MOTORS AND CONTROLS REPAIRMAN(elec. (auto.equip.) ser.) 312 11 721.381-010 ELECTRIC MOTOR- AND - GENERATOR ASSEMBLER (elec. equip.) 312 11 721.381-01472i.381-018 ELECTRIC-MOTORELECTRIC-MOTOR-CONTROL FITTER (loco. ASSEMBLER & (elec. equip.) 312 IIII 721.381-026721.381-022 GOVERNORFINAL TESTER ASSEMBLER, (elec. equip.)HYDRAULIC car bldg. & rep.) 312 II11 721.381-030 INSPECTOR, MOTORS AND GENERATORS(elec. equip.) 312 It 721.884-030721.884-010 ARMATURE-WINDERELECTRIC-MOTOR HELPER,ASSEMBLER REPAIR (elec.equip.)(any(elec. ind.) equip.) 322 Manipulating 721.887-010721.884-034 ELECTRIC-MOTORCLEANER AND PREPARER WINDER (elec.(elec. equip.) 360322 Handling IV 724.281-010721.887-014 MOTORTRANSFORMER ASSEMBLER TESTER (agric. (light, equip.) heat,& pomr,* 312312 Crafts & Rel. IIWk. II IV II 724.7E1-010724.384-010724.331-018 COILARMATURETRANSFORMER WINDER TESTER REPAIRMAN(elec. (elec. equip.) (any equip.) ind.)I 319271312 PrecisionInspect. &Wk. StockII Check. It II II 129 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN-Continued 724.781-022724.781-014 TRANSFORMERCOIL WINDER, -COIL REPAIR WINDER (any (light,heat, & power) ind.) 319 Precision Wk. 11 820.781-010820.281-022729.384-010 WINDINGDYNAMOELECTRICIAN, INSPECTORMAN (light, RECTIFIER (elec. heat, MAINTE- & NANCE (light, heat, & power) equip.) power) 271319312 PrecisionCraftsInspect. & Rel. Wk.& Stock Wk. Check. ELECTRICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 821.381-054 POWER-TRANSFORMER REPAIRMAN (light, heat, & power) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 17.1499 whichexperiencesInclude(Specify.) are herenot emphasizedlistedother subjector in matter classifiable above.electrical occupations and learning 17.15 OrganizedELECTRONICS specialized OCCUPATIONS learning experiences which 722.281-010 INSPECTOR,INSTRUMENT SYSTBAS INSPECTOR (electronics) (aircraft 112312 11 11 11 ff include theory, laboratory, and shopwork as each 722.381-014 mfg.) 1 assembling,is related toinstalling, planning, and -producing, testing, maintaining electronic 726.781-010 ELECTRONICSTESTER, SYSTEMS ASSEMBLER (electronics) (electronics 319312 I PrecisionCrafts & Wk.Rel. Wk. communicationssystems,includingtelevision; components, digital industrial equipment computers; such as new and equipment; and electroniccontrol equipment, radio,electronic radar, and devices and 729.381-030 frequencydevices.transistors,components, amplifiers, electronand amplitude LCtube and RC Instruction is designed toEmphasis is on solid-state characteristics,and frequency low modula- oscillators, develop electronics,forknowledge,tion.electronics employment understanding, radio/television,occupations. in communications, and skills essentialand other industrial 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS ind.) 312 U It U U11 concernedSpecialized with classroom the assembly, and practical experiences installation, oper- 722.381-010722.281-018719.281-010 HEARING-AIDASSEMBLERINSTRUMENT (tel. REPAIRMANSHOPMAN & tel.) (tel. (any & tel.) 312312 11II II11 ft11II II equipmentation,processing,industrial maintenance, and and telephonesystems entertainment and of dial systems, repair of communicationsall types, eng. sound systems, data two-way radio, 822.281-010729.381-034 WIREMAN,AUTOMATIC-EQUIPMENT CABLE (elec. TECHNICIANequip.) 312 II11 IIII If 11II 130 receivingcentral circuits, sets. hearing aids, and high-fidelity DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 312 I Crafts & ReI. 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS-Continued 822.281-018822.281-014 COMBINATIONCENTRAL-OFFICE MAN REPAIRMAN(tel. & tel.) (tel. & tel.) 312 11 PIII II 822.281-026822.281-022 COMMUNICATION MANENGINEER (any ind.)(light,heat, & power) 312312 1/1f ft 822.281-030 ELECTRICIAN, OFFICE (tel. & tel.) ffif If 11 822.281-042822.281-034 MAINTENANCEEQUIPMENT INSPECTOR INSPECTOR (tel. (tel. & tel.) 312312 if 822.281-046 MECHANICIAN, SUBMARINE CABLE & tel.) 312 ff 822.281-050 PRIVATE-BRANCH-EXCHANGE REPAIR-EQUIPMENT (tel. & tel.) 312 if 822.281-05d STATION REPAIRMAN (tel. & tel.)MAN (tel. & tel.) 312 11 822.281-066822.381-018 CENTRAL-OFFICETESTING- AND - REGULATING INSTALLER TECHNICIAN(tel. & tel.) 312 if 822.381-022 EQUIPMENT INSTALLER (tel. & tel.) I 312312 Off 822.381-046822.381-034 PROTECTIVE-PRIVATE-BRANCH-EXCHANGE SIGNAL REPAIRMAN INSTALLER(bus. ser.)(tel. & tel.) 312 11 822.381-054822.381-050 TELEGRAPH-PLANTSTATION INSTALLER MAINTAINER (tel. & tel.) 312 Iff 822.381-062822.381-058 TELEPHONETEST DESP11AN INSPECTOR (tel. (tel.& tel.) & tel(tel. & tel.) .) 312 O 4 829.281-042822.381-066 TRANSMISSIONSOUND TECHNICIAN MAN (tel. (any & tel.)ind.) 312312 ff 131 ------DICTIONARY CF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1502 vacuumexperiencesSpecializedINDUSTRIAL tubes concernedclassroom,ELECTRONICSand circuitry; with-the laboratory, using basic and and elementsservicing practical of 710.281-022710.281-014 ELECTRONIC-SCALEELECTRICAL INSPECTOR ASSEMSLER (inst. &app.) 312312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. electricthetesting study controls,equipment, of aid experiencetimers, and troubleshooting selector in repairing switches, circuits; photo- 710.281-054 INSTRUMENT MECHANIC (light, &heat, TESTERpower) (bal. & scales) 312 11 researchequipmentstudycounters, of centers. theandrecorders,-and characteristicscomponents usedtransducers; andin industryintricacies and andthe of More advanced instruction 716.884-010710.381-026 ELECTRONICELECTRONIC-SENSING-EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLER-AND-TESTERASSEMBLER(bal. &(inst. scales) & app.) 322312 Manipulating11 includes study, analysis, and repair of magnetic I pulseheating,amplifiers, circuits, saturable motors, computers, reactors, motor controls,and servomechanisms, test instruments-electronic - 724.381-014724.381-010 ADJUSTER,COIL -UNIT ELECTRICAL BUILDER, CONTACTSEXPERIMENTAL(elec. equip.) 312 Crafts11 & Rel. Wk. cedures.including basic principles and servicing pro- Field trips are taken frequently. 725.484-010 GRID INSPECTOR (electronics) (electronics) 282 1 Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. 11 11 11 11 729.381-022729.281-010725.484-014 PRODUCTIONAUDIO-VIDEOTUBE TESTER REPAIRMAN (electronics)REPAIRMAN (electronics) (any ind.) 312282312 I Crafts & Rel. Wk. 17.1503 cernedRADIO/TELEVISIONSpecialized with the theory construction, and practice maintenance, which are andcon- 720.281-018720.281-010 TELEVISIONRADIO REPAIRMAN SERVICE-AND-REPAIRMAN (any ind.) (any ind.) 312 high-fidelitymakealsorepairtape repairsprepares recorders.of radios onsoundstudents other and equipment, televisionelectronic to diagnose phonographs, sets.products troubles such and as Training 720.281-022 TELEVISION SERVICE-AND-REPAIRMANAPPRENTICE (any ind.) 312 11 17.1599 WhichexperiencesELECTRONICSInclude(Specify) are herenot emphasizedOCCUPATIONS, listedother subjector inclassifiable OTHERelectronics matter and above. occupations learning 132 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.16 withFABRICClassroom all MAINTENANCE phases and laboratoryof maintenanceSERVICES experiences service concernedon all 363.884-022363.782-018 PRESSER, HANDMACHINE (any (any ind.) ind.) 322435 ManipulatingOperating-Controlling awrapping,types tifying,wide of range fabrics. andmarking of bagging information and clothingentering, dealing and sorting, otherwith dryclean-fabrics;assemblin Instruction emphasizes iden- 363.887-026363.887-014363.885-022 STRETCHER-DRIERGLOVEPRESSER, FORMER FORM (clean.,(any OPERATOR ind.) dye., (clean., &dye.,press.; & press.;glove & laund.)mit.) 360447 HandlingTending .ing andment presses,involveddyes;spotting such effects as washers,inagents, powerthe of use heatpressesdetergents,extractors, of onhandtools variousfor flatbleachesand andfabrics; dryers;work, power and roller and skillsequip- 369.687-014369.687-010 ASSEMBLERCHECKER (clean.,(clean., dye.,dye., && press.;press.;laund.) 282 Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. alteration and repair of fabrics. 369.877-010369.687-018 LAUNDERETTEINSPECTOR (clean.,ATTENDANT dye., (clean., & press.)dye.,laund.) & press.; laund.) 503282 Misc.tt Customer Serv. Wk. VI 11 II 11 369.887-018369.885-034 MARKERTUMBLER (clean., OPERATOR dye., (clean., & press.; dye.,press.;laund.) & laund.) 447360 HandlingTending 782.884-078789.887-078 GARMENTSEAMSTRESS FOLDER (clean., (garment; dye., knit & press.;goods) laund.) 360322 HandlingManipulating 17.1601 mentClassroomDRYCLEANINGtheory and andprocesses. and knowledge practical in experiences drycleaning concerned plant manage- with Instruction includes receiving 362.381-010362.137-010 SPOTTERSPOTTER, (clean., MEAD (clean., dye., &dye., press.)& press.) 312299 CraftsSuper. & Wk.Rel. (Farm., Wk. Mfg. etc.) structionfurnishings,sortingtifyinggarments, andspots orinspecting, wrappingleather.and and other spotting, wearing dryarticles and pressing,apparel, wet of cleaning,textile householddyeing, con- iden- Also emphasized are exper- 362.884-014362.884-010362.782-014 FURDRY-CLEANERDRY CLEANER CLEANER, APPRENTICE(clean., HAND (clean., dye., (clean., & dye.,& dye.,press.) & press.) 435322 ManipulatingOperating-Controlling ment.cles,kindsiences andof concerned fabrics,uses of withhandalteration variousand power and cleaning toolsrepair and agents,of equip-artir 362.884-018 FURNITUREFUR CLEANER, CLEANER HAND (clean., dye.,&press.) press.) 322 362.884-030362.884-026362.884-022 LEATHERSPOTTER CLEANER (laund.) (clean., dye.,& dye.,press.) & press.) 322 133 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1601 DRYCLEANING-Continued 362.886-010 DRY-CLEANER HELPER (clean., dye., & press.) 356 Feeding-Offhearing11 362.887-010362.887-018362.886-014 GLOVEHATRUG-CLEANER CLEANER CLEANER, (clean., HELPER HAND (clean., (clean.,dye., & dye.,press.) & press.) 360356 11 362.887-014 LINING SCRUBEER (clean., dye.,& dye.,press.) & press.) 360 Handling11 363.782-010363.781-010362.887-022 ALL-AROUNDSUE:FINISHERSTEAM PRESSER (clean., (clean., dye., dye., &press.) (clean., dye., & press.) 435319360 Operating-ControllingPrecision Wk. 363.884-010363.782-014 ELOCIERLEATHER (clean.,FINISHER dye.,(clean., & press.) dye.,& press.) 435322 Manipulating11 11 369.387-010363.884-014 RUGHAT MEASURERBLOCEER (clean.,(clean., dye.,dye.', & press.;press.) ret. tr.) 271322 Inspect.11 & Stock Check. 369.587-010 VAULT CUSTODIAN (clean., dye.,& press.) 282 11Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. 369.782-010369.587-022 CLEANERRUG INSPECTOR AND PRESSER (clean., (clean., dye.,& dye.,press.) & press.) 435282 Operating-Controlling t1 ,1 fl 11 369.884-026369.884-018369.884-014 RUGHATTER CLEANER, HELPER(clean., HAND (clean., dye., (clean., &dye., press.) dye.,& press.) 322 Manipulating11 589.885-046582.884-010369.885-022 DRYRUG-CONVEYORSPOT CLEANER CLEARER (knit OPERATOR (garment; goods) (clean., knit goods)dye., & press.) 447322 TendingManipulatingTending Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1602 LAUNDERINGtheoryClassroom and andknowledge practical in.laundering experiences plant concerned manage- with 361.488-010361.138-010 TICKETLAUNDRY GIRL FOREMAN (laund.) (laund.) 461280 Comput.Super. Wk.& Rel. (Ser. Record. & Rel.) menting andgarments, processes. inspecting, washing fabrics, spott- Instruction includes receiv- 361.687-010361.587-010 ASSEMBLER,FLATWORR: TIER WET (laund.)WASH (laund.) 282282 11Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. 11 II 11 andsorting,ing, household ironing and foldingandand pressing,other and articles wrapping dyeing, of wearing bleaching,textile apparel con- 361.687-018361.687-014 DETACHERCLASSIFIER (laund.) (laund.) 282 tt 11 anddetergents),cernedstruction. power with tools ,:srious types and of equipment.cleaning fabrics, agents and uses (including of hand Also emphasized are experiences con- 361.885-010361.884-010361.782-010361.687-026 CARDINGLAUNDRYMAN,RUGSHORT CLEANER, GIRLMACHINE HAND (laund.)MACHINE OPERATOR(laund.) (clean., (laund.)dye., & press.) 447435322282 TendingManipulatingOperating-Controllingt. 11 361.885022361.885-018361.885-014 LAUNDRYMANCONTINUOUS-TOWELCONDITIONER-TUMBLER (any ind.)ROLLER OPERATOR II (laund.)(laund.) 447 /IIt11 361.885-026 PATCHING-MACHINE OPERATOR (laund.) 447 it 361.885-030 STARCHER (laund.) 447 tt 361.886-010361.885-034 WASHERWASHER, HELPER, MACHINE MACHINE (laund.) (laund.) 447356 Feeding-Offbearing tt 361.887-014361.887-010361.886-014 WASHING-MACHINELEGGER,LAUNDRY OVERALLLABORER LOADER-AND-PULLER (laund.) (laund.) 360356 Handling/IH 361.887-022361.887-018 WASHER,SHAKER, HAND WEARING (laund.) APPAREL (laund.) 360 tttt 363.885-014363.885-010363.884-018 HANDKERCHIEFPRESSIRONER, OPERATOR CORONETS PRESSER (laund.) (laund.) (laund.) 447322 ManipulatingTendingtt 363.887-010363.886-010363.885-026 DETACHED-COLLARFLATWORIFINISHERSHIRT PRESSER (laund.)FINISHER (laund.) 360447 356 IfFeeding-Offbearing 363.887-022363.887-018 PUFFIRONER, IRONER SOCK (laund.) (laund.) (laund.) 360 tt 135 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1602 LAUNDER/NG-Continued 369.886-010369.885-030369.884-022 FOLDINGLAUNDRYSHIRT-FOLDING-MACHINE MACHINEOPERATOR OPERATOR (laund.) OPERATOR (laund.)(garment; laund.) 356447322 ManipulatingTending 369.887-014369.887-010 LAUNDRYMANFOLDER (laund.) (any ind.) II 360360 Feeding-Offbearing 111 17.1699 FABRICInclude MAINTENANCE here other SERVICES, subject matterOTHER and experiences 364.381-010581.885-046 EXTRACaa OPERATOR (any Ind.) 447 Tending emphasizedare not listed in fabric above. maintenance services which (Specify.) 364.781-010364.381-014 DYERRUGPAINTER, DYER(clean., (clean., RUG dye.,TOUCH-UP dye., & press.) (clean.,& press.)dye., & press.)I 319312 PrecisionCrafts & Wk.Rel. Wk. 364.884-014364.884-010 RUGSHOE DYER DYER (clean., (per. ser.)dye., & press.) I! 322 Manipulating IV 364.887-010364.884-018 DYERSPRAYER, HELPER LEATHER (clean., (clean., dye., &dye.,press.)& press.) 360322 Handling 369.782-014364.887-018364.887-014 RUGRUG-DYER STEALER HELPER (clean., (clean., dye., dye., && press.)press.) 360 IV 369.884-010 FUR GLAZERIRONER (clean., dye., & press.)press.) I 435322 ManipulatingOperating-Controlling 369.885-014369.885-010 FUR CLEANER,BLOWER (ret. MACHINE tr.) (clean.,dye., & press.; rat. tr.; 447 Tending 11 369.885-018 FUR-GLAZING-AND-POLISHING-MACHINEwhole,press.)OPERATOR tr.) (clean., dye., & 447 IV U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.17 Code FOREMANSHIP, SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT DEVELOP- Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title MENTmachines,Plannedbroadeningthe supervisor learning and his materials backgroundinexperiences effectively under knowledge designed his utilizing supervision andto assistdevelop-the men,by Noforemenappliescause D.O.T. this andtorelationship theinstructionalsupervisors development shown over program ofbe- a employeement;procedures;studying hisoral of utilization;leadership humancommunication; job behavior;analysis; abilities. the developmentlabor organizationwork laws;simplification; ofpersonnel and writing manage- Included is the visionbroadcombinationinstancesindustrial rangeand knowledge occupationsoffunctions. of crafts, knowledge of trades,requirea craft,of super- anda In most ing;techniquesletters, and safety memos,as applied and and first-aid technicalto the preparationpractices. reports; speedof read- manufacturingcraftaccordingtions ofin anworkerstheto industry.processprocessD.O.T. supervised, areorinvolved, opera-made pro- Classifica- 17.18 GENEUL CONTINUATION ductindustry manufactured, in.which orwork according occurs. to Part-timethanprimarilytheage laborwhoto develophaveclasses--for toforce--providing increaseleft specific full-time personscivic occupational instructionintelligenceinstruction under 18 competence. yearsdesigned torather enter of Nothis D.O.T. program. relationship applies to 17.19 Organized,GRAPHICinclude ARTS theory, specialized OCCUPATIONS laboratory, learning and experiences shopwork as which they 659.130-010 FOREMAN, PRINTING SHOP (print.& pub.) 299243 Super. Wk. (Clerical(Farm., Mfg. & Rel.) etc.) industry.andrelateincludinglayout, other to composition,graphicall flexography, phases arts of presswork,related hotlithography, and to cold andthe typesetting,photoengraving,binding,printing Emphasis is on typographical layouts an 979.138-010 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR (print. &pub.) byplatenplatedesign, silkink and work,screenpress hand color imposition, makeupandprocess. preparation, machine and operation,typecasting, typesetting, binding, papercutting, offset andcamera production and and 137 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1901 Organizedtypesettingout,COMPOSITION, composition, learning and MAKEUP, typecasting. experiencesmakeup, AND TYPESETTINGand concernedhand and machinewith lay- 650.582-014650.582-018 MONOTYPE-KEYBOARDLINOTYPE OPERATOR (print.OPERATOR & pub.)(print. & pub.; type founding) 274 Typeset., Repre. & Rel. Wk. It 650.782-010650.582-022 PHOTOCOMPOSING-MACIIINEPHOTOTYPESETTER OPERATOR OPERATOR(print.(print. & pub.) pub.) 435274 Operating-ControllingO tt II tt it 654.782-010654-688-010650.885-010 MATRIXTYPESETTING-MACHINE INSPECTOR (type founding)TENDER (print. & pub.) 447289 RoutineTending Check. & Record. 654.887-010654.782.014 PAGERLUDLOW-MACHINECASTING-MACHINE (type founding) OPERATOR OPERATOR (print. (print.& pub.)pub.; type founding) 360435 HandlingOperating-Controllingtt 973.138-010659.782-010 FOREMAN,COMMODITY COMPOSING - PLATE- EQUIPMENTROOM (print.& OPERATORpub.) (bal. & scales) 435305 Operating-ControllingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 973.381-014973.381-010 COMPOSITOR APPRENTICE(print. & pub.)(print. I& pub.) 312 CraftsIt & Rel. Wk. II II II 973.381-026973.381-022973.381-018 JOBIMPOSERCORRECTION PRINTER (print. (print.MAN (print.& pub.)& pub.) & pub.) 312312 II IItII 0II itUII 973.381-034973.381-030 MAKE-UPJOB-PRINTER MAN (print. APPRENTICE & pub.) (print.& pub.) 312 flII II0 ttit it0 979.381-022 LINE-UP MAN (print. & pub.) 312 tt tt tt tt 17.1902 makingOrganizedPRINTING ready, PRESSlearning operating, OCCUPATIONS experiences and maintaining concerned printingwith 651.130-010979.381-030 FOREMAN,PASTE-UP PRESS-ROOM MAN (print. (print. & pub.) & 312299 Super. 14114 (Farm., Mfg. etc.) II tt presses. 651.687-010651.381-010651.280-010 LITHOGRAPHED-PLATEOVERLAYEXPERIMENTAL CUTTER PRESSMAN (print. INSPECTOR (ink)& pub.)pub.)(tinware) 282430312 Sort.,CraftsSet-up Inspect.,&or Rel. Mach. Wk. Oper.& Rel. Wk. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.1902 Code PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS-Continued Instructional program. 651.782-014651.782-010 Code CYLINDER-PRESSCYLINDER- PRESS MAN -MAN (print. APPRENTICE & pub.)Occupational Title (Vol. I) 435Page Operating-Controlling Title 651.782-022651.782-018 FLEXOGRAPHIC-PRESSENGRAVING-PRESS OPERATOR MAN (print.& pub.)(print. I & pub.) 435 651.782-030651.782-026 LITHOGRAPHICFLEXOGRAPHIC4MESS PROOFER MAN (print. (print. & pub.)pub.) II 435 651.782-042651.782-038651.782-034 OFFSET-PRESSOFFSET-DUPLICATING-MACHINELITHOGRAPHIC- MANPROOFER (print. APPRENTICE & pub.)OPERATOR(print. (print.& pub.) & pub.) 435435 631.782-050651.782-046 OFFSET-PROOF-PRESSOFFSET-PRESS-MAN APPRENTICE OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 435435 tf It 651.782-062651.782-058651.782-054 PRINTER-SLOTTERPLATEN-PRESS-MANPLATEN-PRESS MAN OPERATOR(print.APPRENTICE & pub.)(print. & pub.) 435435 11 TI 651.782-066 PRINTING -PRESS OPERATOR (bal.& scales)(paper goods) 435 11 TI 651.782-078651.782-074651.782-070 STEELROTOGRAVURE-PRESSPROOF-PRESS DIE PRINTER MAN (print. (print.MAN (print. & &pub.) &pub.) pub.) 435 It 651.782-090651.782-086651.782-082 TRANSFERTAB-CARD-PRESSSTRIPER OPERATORMAN (paper OPERATOR (print. goods) (print & pub.)& pub.) 435435 651.885-014651.782-098651.782-094 OFFSET-PRESSWEE- PRESS -MANMAN OPERATOR (print.APPRENTICE (print.& rib.) (print.& &pub.) pub.) II 447435 Tending 651.885-018 PLATEN-PRESS PEPPER (print. &pub.) 447 139 11 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS-Continued 651.886-014651.886-010 LITHOGRAPHIC-PRESS-FEEDERCYLINDER-PRESS FEEDER (print.APPRENTICE& pub.) (print. & pub.) 356 Feeding-Offbearing it 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY. PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAXING 651.886-018 PRESS-MAN HELPER (fabric. plastics prod.) 430356 Set-up Mach. Wk. relatedography,Organized platemaking lithographic-photography, learning experiencesprocesses. concerned stripping, with nth. and 972.281-014972.281-010729.381-018659.380-010 PROCESSPROCESS-ARTISTPRINTED-CIRCUITPLATE FINISHERARTIST (print. (print.APPRENTICE TECHNICIAN & &pub.) pub.)(electronics) 312 Crafts. & Rel. Wk. 972.381-016972.381-014972.281-010 TRANSFERRERTRANSFERRERSKETCH MAKER (print. APPRENTICE(print. & pub.)& pub.)(print. I (print.& & pub.) 312312 972.382-010972.381-022972.381-018 PHOTOGRAPHER,TRANSFERRER,TRANSFERRER APPRENTICE, HANDLITHOGRAPHIC (print. HAND & pub.pub.)(print. & pub.) 514312 Motion Pic. Project. & Rel. 972.382-018972.382-014 XEROGRAPHY-MACHINEPHOTOLITHOGRAPHER APPRENTICEOPERATOR (print. & pub.) 514514 972.782-010972.781-010 TRANSFERRERPLATE GRAINER (print. (print. & pub.) & pub.) II (any ind.) 435319 Operating-ControllingPrecision Wk. VI 972.887-010972.782-014 PLATEPLATE-GRAINER SETTER (print. APPRENTICE & pub.) (print.& pub.) 435360 HandlingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 979.081-010974.381-014974.381-010 PRINTMAKERELECTROTYPER (profess. APPRENTICE(print. & kin.) pub.)(print.& pub.) 312312232 CraftsArt Wk. & Rel. Wk. II II II 979.782-010979.381-038979.782-022979.782-018 BLOCKERENGRAVER,CLAMPERSIDEROGRAPHER (print. (print. MACHINE (print.& &pub.) pub.)(print. &I pub.) & pub.) 435 Operating-Controlling 140 979.884-022979.782-026 IMPRESSIONPHOTOGRAPHER MAN (print. (print. & pub.)& pub.) 435322 Manipulating DICTIONARY C! OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1904 OrganizedPHOTOENGRAVING learning experiences concerned with 970.381-010 BEN -DAY ARTIST (print. & pub.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 11 11 11 cannotphotographing be set upillustrations in type, developing and other negatives, copy that 970.381-058 RETOUCHER, PHOTOENGRAVING (print.& pub.) 312 11 II andin preparingprinting. photosensitized metal plates for use 971.281-010970.381 -062 ETCHER,SKETCH MAKER,HAND (print. PHOTOENGRAVING & pub.) (print. & pub.) 312 11If II U11 II11 971.381-010971.281-014 ETCHERLITHOGRAPHER APPRENTICE, (bal. &PHOTOENGRAVING scales) 312 II II 11 11II 971.381-018971.381-014 ETCHER,PHOTOENGRAVER PHOTOENGRAVING (print.APPRENTICE (print.& pub.) (print.& pub.)(print. & pub.) 312 IIItII IIU/I ItII IIIt 971.381-026971.381-022 PHOTOENGRAVING FINISHER (print.& pub.) 312 11 If II II 971.381-030 PHOTOENGRAVING PRINTER (print.& pub.) 312 It II11 IIIt IIII 971.381-034 PHOTOENGRAVING PROOFER (print.& pub.) 312 II 11II II II 971.381-044971.381-038 PHOTOENGRAVING-PROOFERSTRIPPER (print. & pub.) APPRENTICE(print. & pub.) 312 It II 11II 971.382-010971.381-046 PHOTOGRAPHER,STRIPPER APPRENTICE PHOTOENGRAVING (print. &pub.) 514312 Motion Pic. Project. & Rel.II it It 971.782-010971.684-010 BLOCKERSTENCIL (print. OPERATOR, & pub.) PHOTOGRAPHIC II (print. & pub.) 435322282 ManipulatingOperating-ControllingSort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. 971.887-010971.885-010971.884-010 ETCHERCOPTMANSTAGER HELPER, (print. (print. RAND & &pub.) pub.)(print. I &pub.) 447360 HandlingTending 17.1905 OrganizedsilkpreparationSILK screenSCREEN learning printing.ofMAKING silk experiences ANDscreens PRINTING and concerned the operations with the of 979.381-046971.381-042 SCREENSILK-SCREEN MAKER, CUTTERPHOTOGRAPHIC (any ind.)PROCESS (any ind.) 312312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. u u 979.884-038979.834-034979.884-030 SILKSILK-SCREENSCREEN - SCREENPRINTER MACHINE PRINTER (textile) OPERATOR(any ind.)(pottery & porc.) 322 322322 Manipulating It Ii 141 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY (F OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.1906 OrganizedassemblinggatheringBOOKBINDING learning pages,them into forms,experiences books and or related concernedpamphlets. materials with and Included 653.780-010653.687-010653.131-010 CASINGFOREMAN,COLLATOR -IN BINDERY -LINE(print. SET-UP (print. & pub.) MAN & pub.) 433282299 Set-upSort.,Super. Inspect.,& Wk.Adjustment (Farm., & Rel. Mfg. Wk. etc.) ingare bookstechniques and documents. concerned with binding and repair- 653.780-018653.780-014 GATHERINGFOLDING MACHINE MACHINE SET-UP SET-UP MAN MAN (print. & pub.) 433 It It St II 653.780-022 PERFECT-BINDER SET-UP MAN (print.(print. & pub.) 433 II 11 II 11 653.782-010653.780-026 COVERINGSTITCHING-MACHINE - MACHINE OPERATORSET-UP MAN (print.& pub.)(print. & pub.) 435433 Operating-Controlling11 II II 11 653.782-018653.782-014 HEAD-BANDER-AND-LINERFOLDING-MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (print& pub.) 435435 11 O11 (print. & pub.) It 11 653.782-026653.782-022 SIDE-STITCHING-MACHINESADDLE-STITCHING-MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR (print. & pub.) 435 11 653.885-014653.885-010 BOOK-SEWING-MACHINECOLLATING-MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR (print.(print. & &pub.)pub.) pub.) I 447447 Tending 653.885-022653.885-018 ROUNDING-SPIRAL ANDBINDER - BACKING (paper - MACHINEgoods; print.OPERATOR & pub.)(print. & pub.) 447 653.886-014653.886-010 FOLDING-CASTING-IN-LINE MACHINE FEEDER FEEDER (print. (print.& pub.) 356356 Feeding-Offbearing11 t 653.886-022653.886-018 PERFECT-BINDERGATHERING MACHINE FEEDER FEEDER (print. (print.& &pub.) pub.) 356 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.1906 Code BOOKBINDING-Continued Instructional program 653.886-026 Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Croups (Vol.I II) Title 659.885-018659.885-014 SAMPLE-BOOKPERFORATING-MACHINESTITCHING-MACHINE MAKER (wallpaper) FEEDEROPERATOR (print.& pub.)(print. & pub.) 447447356 Feeding-OffbearingTending 17.1999 notexpereincesInaudeGRAPHIC listed hereARTS, above, emphasizedother OTHER includingsubject in graphicmatter those andinvolvingarts learning which new are 219.388-118183.118-014 PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT (any ind,) 237 Admin. methods and technologies. (Specify.) 659.782-014659.781-010659.468-010 DIECUT-AND-PRINT-MACHINEESTIMATOR SERVICEMAN,MOUNTER (print.(paper ELECTROTYPE goods)& pub.) OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 435319501276 PrecisionOperating-ControllingClassif.,Customer Wk. Filing,Ser. Wk., & Rel.n.e.c. Wk. 659.782-022659.782-018 EMBOSSING-PRESSEMBOSSER "(print. OPERATOR & pub.) I (print.(ammunition) & pub.) 435 It 979.781-010659.782-034659.782-030 ENGRAVERRULING-MACHINESIGN WRITER,(print. MACHINEOPERATOR& pub.) (any I(paper ind.)goods; print. & pub.) 435319 Precision Wk. 17.2C maintenancerelateOrganizedincludeINDUSTRIAL to theory,(1)specializedof ATOMIC reactorthe laboratory,construction, ENERGY plantslearning and and experiences operation,industrial shopwork asandwhich they generallyrical,tions.radioisotopes"x-ray" electronic equipment, used forin industryandproduction and chemical (2) maythe and beskillsindustrial controlinvolved. and opera-equipmentuses of Almost every form of mechanical, elect- 17.2001 atomicOrganizedREACTORSINSTALLATION, reactor learning plantsOPERATION, experiences and theirAND MAINTENANCE concerneduse. with OF Emphasized 952.380-010710.381-014 ATOMIC-FUELPOWER-REACTOR ASSEMBLER OPERATOR. (chem.) (light, 430312 CraftsSet-up & Mach.Rel. Wk.Oper. radiationacteristicsrelated'factorsinin general addition hazards, constructionand to limitations,of themaintenance, reactor knowledge of theory,reactor instrumentation, and emergencyskillsoperatingplants requiredare andchar- the heat, & power) safety procedures. 143 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Inctructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2002 OrganizedRADIOGRAPHYinstallation, learning safe experiences operation, concernedinterpretation, with the and 529.685-014199.381-010 X-RAYRADIOGRAPHER INSPECTOR (any (tobacco) ind.) 418282 Mat.Sort., Analysis Inspect., & Rel. &Wk. Rel. Wk. maintenance,ofofinstruments,procedures,Training film exposures. also radiation photographic industrialincludes protection atomic "x-ray" film, theory, and equipment.standards interpretation operating and 726.381-014 X-RAY OPERATOR, QUARTZ CRYSTALS(electronics) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 17.2003 Organizedtheory,controlindustrialINDUSTRIAL operations.electricallearning useUSES of OF experiences radioisotopesandRADIOISOTOPES electronic concerned in theory, production with operating the and Training also includes atomic 559.380-010 CHEMICAL-PROCESS OPERATOR (chem.) 430 Set-up Mach. Wk. 17.2099 INDUSTRIALpretation,protection,procedures, andATOMIC processspecialized recordkeeping. ENERGY, and qualityinstrumentation, OTHER controls, radiationinter- whichemphasizedInclude(Specify.) are herenot in listed otherindustrial subjector classifiable atomic matter energy and above. experiencesprograms 955.883-010559.782-234199.885-010 WASTE-TREATMENTWASTE-DISPOSALDECONTAMINATION OPERATORMAN MAN (any (any (chem.)ind.) ind.) 444435447 Driving-OperatingTendingOperating-Controlling 17.21 Classroom,instruments,concernedINSTRUMENT laboratory,with MAINTENANCE watches maintaining andand AND clocks,practical andREPAIR repairing and experiences other meters, physical 715.381-026 COORDINATE-MEASURING-MACHINE TECHNIC/AN (clock & watch) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. repairingmeasuring-devices.andassemblingiences,in handtools, and/or diagnosingand metersadjusting;replacing malfunctions;and faultystandards.and using parts; disassembling,special cleaning, bench Instruction includes exper- 17.2101 Classroom,typesconcernedINSTRUMENTS of meters laboratory,with (OTHER maintainingand THAN other and WATCHES practicaltypes and repairingANDof measuringexperiencesCLOCKS) various and 710.281-010679.380-010 CONTROLLEROPTICAL MODEL ADJUSTER MAIM AND(tobacco) TESTER (optical goods) 430312 CraftsSet-up & Mach.Rel. Wk.Wk. controls;control devices, dial pressure e.g., heatinggages; scalesand air-conditioning and balances; 710.281-018 ELECTROMECHANICAL TECHNICIAN (inst. & app.) 312 n tin It devices;aeronauticalelectrical optical controlling, instruments. instruments; measuring, and navigational and recording and Instruction includes 710.281-030710.281-026 GAS-METERGAS-NITER REPAIRMANPROVER (light, (light, heat, heat,& power) 312 It II 11 11 144 & power) U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2101 experiencesINSTRUMENTS in (OTHER diagnosing ContinuedTHAN WATCHESmalfunctions; AND CLOCKS) dis- - 710.281-038 HYDROMETER CALIBRATOR (inst. & 312 usingparts;assembling, special cleaning, repairingbench assembling, and and/orhandtools, andreplacing adjusting;meters, faulty and and 710.281-042 INDUSTRTAL-GAS SERVICEMAN (light,MVO heat, & power) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. tt standards. 710.281-050710.281-046 INSTRUMENT MANINSPECTOR (aircraft (inst. mfg.; &airaPP.) trans.) 312 11 710.381-010710.281-066710.281-058 ASSEMBLYMETERINSTRUMENT REPAIRMAN TESTER REPAIRMAN (inst.(any ind.) & (anyapp.) ind.) I 312312 tt 710.381-030710.381-022710.381-018 GAS-METERELECTROMECHANICALBALANCER, INSPECTORSCALE (bal. INSPECTOR (light, & scales) heat,& power)(inst. & app.) 312312 710.381-038710.381-034 METERINSTRUMENT MECHANIC -MAN (light, HELPER heat, (aircraft &mfg.; air trans.) 312 ff11 710.381-042 REGISTER REPAIRMAN (r.r. trans.)power) 312 ttit if tf 710.781-014710.381-050710.381-046 GAS-GOVERNORREPAIRMAN,SPEEDOMETER GYROSCOPE REPAIRMANREPAIRMAN (inst. (light,(auto. & app.)ser.) 319312 Precision Wk. 11 11 11 tf11 710.781-018 STEAM METERMAN (light, heat, &pipeheat, lines) & power; petrol. refin.; 319 11 711.138-010710.781-022 FOREMAN,THERMOSTAT OPTICAL REPAIRMAN INSTRUMENTS (inst. &app.)power) 305319 fl ff 711.384-010711.381-010 LENSHENCHMAN INSPECTOR (optical (optical goods) goods) II II(inst. & app.) 271312 CraftsInspect.Super., & Rel. Wk.& Stock (Farm.,Wk. Check. Mfg. etc.) 711.587-010711.387-018 INSPECTOR,INSPECTOR, MULTIFOCAL OPTICAL ELEMENTS LENS (optical goods) 282271 Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. II 11 11 711.781-018711.687-010 LENS GRINDEREXAMINER (optical (optical goods) goods) I 319282 Precision Wk. 1$ 145 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.2101 Code Instructional -program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Title ContinuedINSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) - 711.781-030711.781-026711.781-010 PRECISION-LENSOPTICAL-ELEMENTBEVELER (optical POLISHER COMERgoods) (opticalgoods)(optical god a) 319319 Precision Wk. 713.381-010713.281-018711.884-026 INSPECTORLENS-MOLDLENS POLISHER (opticalSETTER (optical (optical goods) goods) goods) I 312322 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. U 713.781-018713.781-014713.381-014 LENSSURFACEROPTICIAN BLOCKER (optical AND CUTTER goods)goods; (opticalgoods)ret. tr.) 319312 Precision Wk. CI II 729.281-042719.381-010714.281-014 INSTRUMENTCAMERA REPAIRMAN MAKERMAZER (any (optical (elec. ind.) equip.; goods) 312312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. II II It 17.2102 WATCHMAKING AND REPAIR 821.884-014 LABORATORY HELPER & electronics)power) (light, heat, 322 Manipulating ofclocks,concernedClassroom,training time-measuring watches, with inlaboratory, diagnosing making, chronometers,devices. maintaining,and malfunctions; practical and similar and experiences disassembling repairing types Instruction includes 715.281-026715.281-022715.281-018715.281-010 WATCHREPAIRMANCHRONOMETER ADJUSTER (clock ADJUSTER (clock & watch) & (clock watch) &watch) I 312312 Crafts .& Rel. Wk. andcosts;assembling, hands.repairing replacing and or adjustingstrapsreplacing and parts; faultybands, estimating parts;crystals, cleaning, repaircrown The various kinds and uses of special 715.381-030715.381-010715.281-030 FINALASSEMBLYMANWATCHMAKERWATCH INSPECTOR ADJUSTLI (any (clock ind.)(clock & watch) & watch) II 312 poisingwatchmaker'sing,devices,staking tool, drilling, tool, timingpallet bench loupe, and warmermachine, and polishing hand for tweezers, tools,burnishing, tools e.g., andsoldering, devicesandlathe, grind- Teri, tilling calipers, 715.381-062715.381-046715.381-038 WATCHHAIRSPRINGINSPECTOR ASSEMBLER TRUER (clock &(clock watch) & & watch) watch) 312 tt abrasiveingasformingare theincludedmetals, types otherpowders. plastics,inand operations instruction. uses chemicals,of variousare emphasized oils,materials waxes, as includ-well and Cleaning and per- 146 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page WorkerTITLES Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.22 manceiencesClassroom,MARITIME of concernedtasks OCCUPATIONS laboratory, on fresh-waterwith preparationtheory, for the and perfor- practical and seagoing ships, exper- 623.131-010 FOREMAN, OUTSIDE (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 299 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) relatedmarinetugboats, craftharbor andbarges, and floating dock floating machinery and equipment.structures,drydocks, as well and as other 623.281-018623.281-014 MACHINISTJUNIOR ENGINEER APPRENTICE, (water ENGINE (ship & boat bldg. MARINE trans.) 312312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. It it it it wire-lopeFirefighting,taught to.all handling lifeboat pupils. work, and splicing, chipping Emphasis is on fiber and and swimming are and 623.281-026623.281-022 MACHINIST APPRENTICE, & (shiprep.) & boat bldg. & OUTSIDE rep.) 312 it it n it servicingdepartment;tackle,painting andmainthe maintenance, watchstanding hull,engines and cargo handling gear and ground operation, repair,and lookout andauxiliary in the steam,deck 623.281-030 MACHINIST,MACHINIST, OUTSIDE MARINE (shipENGINE bldg.& boat & bldg.rep.) & rep.) & boat(ship 312312 n nn nn nn tionenginerefrigeration, and department; service, water, and and and cabin upkeep storekeeping,in the food electrical systems in the stewardprepara- 623.281-038623.281-034 MOTORBOATOUTBOARD-MOTOR MECHANIC MECHANIC (any ind.) (ship 312 itn nit nIt nIt department. 623.884-010623.381-010 MOTORBOAT-MECHANICGEAR MAN (water trans.) HELPER & boat bldg. & rep.) II 322312 Manipulating it it it it 17.23 623.887-010 MACHINIST HELPER, OUTSIDE (ship& boat(any bldg. ind.) & rep.) 360 Handling testing,relateOrganizedMETALWORKINGinclude to and theory,thespecialized repairing planning, laboratory, learningof manufacturing, assembling, and shopwork as they experiences which ortwisted,cast,machines, otherwise formed, bent, and worked shaped,structurespressed, upon. molded, stamped, fused,in which marked, materialsparts, mechanisms,Instruction emphasizes heat treated, , are 17.2301 FOUNDRYsemiskilledtoknowledge, preparation skills,employment for variousand asunderstandings well as helper-type which lead jobs. types of skilled and toSpecialized provide knowledge classroom of andthe shop theory and applications experiences designed 502.381-014502.381-010 MOLDER,CASTER PUNCH(jewelry) (aircraft I mfg.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 VI MI coremaking,machinement,foundries.of variousfoundry molding, chipping, sandspractice foundry and and inrefractories, Instruction emphasizes foundry ferrous and nonferrouschemistry and , sand and equip- 502.782-022502.782-018502.782-010 CASTING-MACHINECASTERBULLET-CASTING (nonfer. metalOPERATOROPERATOR alloys) (ammunition) 435435312 Operating-Controlling n grinding. (nonfer. metal alloys) 147 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.2301 Code FOUNDRY-Continued Instructional program 502.782-030 Code CENTRIFUGAL-CASTING-MACHINEOccupational Title (Vol. I) Page435 Operating-Controlling Title 502.782-034 LEADDIE-CASTING-MACHINE CASTER (elec. equip.) OPERATOR OPERATOR(elec. equip.)(jewelry) 435322 Manipulating t1 t1 512.782-026512.687-010502.884-022502.884-014 FURNACEMOLDPYROMETER SETTER OPERATOR MAN(elec. (found.) (found.; equip.) iron 435282322 Operating-ControllingSort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. 512.885-010512.782-030 FURNACEFURNACE OPERATOR TENDER (found.;(nonfer. nonfer.metal& alloys;refin.)steel) ore dress. smelt., 447435 Tending 514.782-018514.380-010 CENTRIFUGAL-DIE-CASTING-MACHINE CASTING - SET-UPMACHINE MANmetalOPERATOR(found.) alloys) (found.) III 435430 Operating-ControllingSet-up or Mach. Oper. 514.884-026514.782-030514.782-022 CUPOLAVACUUMDIE - CASTING TAPPERCASTER MACHINE(found.) OPERATOR (found.) I. 435322435322 Manipulating 514.885-010514.884-030 CENTRIFUGAL-CASTING-MACHINEPOURER,CENTRIFUGAL-CASTING-MACHINE METAL (found.) OPERATOR (found.) 447 Tending 514.885-018514.885-014 DIE - CASTING MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR(found.) (found.) II II 447447 VI 518.381-010514.885-022518.381-014 DIECOREMAKERBENCH-MOLDER - CASTING (found.) - ACHINEAPPRENTICE OPERATOR (toys(jewelry) & games) 312312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. II II 518.381-018518.381-026518.381-022 MOLDERMOLDERCOREMAKER (found.) APPRENTICE APPRENTICE (found.) (found.) 312 II IIII IIHt, II 519.887-022518.687-010518.381-030 FOUNDRYMOLDER,:CORE CHECKER WORKER,BENCH (jewelry)(found.) GENERAL (found.) 312322360282 ManipulatingHandlingSort., Inspect., & Rel.II Wk. II H II 148 705.884-090809.884-038 SNAGGRINDER GRINDER - CHIPPER (found.) (any ind.) II I 322 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY CIF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2302 MACHINEInstructioncernedSpecialized SHOPwith allinvolves classroom aspects making andof shaping shopcomputations experiences metal parts.relating con- 600.280-010600.131-010 EXPERIMENTALMACHINE-SHOP MECHANICFOREMAN, (motorTOOL & (mach. shop) 430299 Set-upSuper. orWk. Mach. (Farm., Oper. Mfg. etc.) benchofto . andwork OA dimensions, , , tooling, feeds, machines, and speeds Also emphasized are: work on the 600.280-018 INSTRUMENT MAX ER (any ind.) bicycles)II 430 11 IV11 IV11 11 instrumentsgrinders, and such ; as layout uses tools,of precision micrometers, measuring 600.280-022600.280-014 INSTRUMENT MAKERBUILDER APPRENTICE (inst. &app.) 430 11 11 11 11 11 layoutofand various gages; of machine metals;methods parts. blueprintof machining reading; and heat and treatmentthe (any ind.) 11 11 11 11 pupil to operate and repair all machines. Instruction prepares the) 600.280-038600.280-034600.280-030600.280-026 MACHINISTMACHINISTINSTRUMENT-MAKER-AND-REPAIRMAN APPRENTICE, APPRENTICE(mach. shop) AUTOMOTIVE(mach. I shop)(petrol. production) 430430 II 600.280-042 MACHINIST, EXPERIMENTAL (mach.(auto. shop)ser.) 430 11 600.280-050600.280-046 MACHINIST, AUTOMOTIVEULTRASONIC (auto.(mach. ser.)shop) 430 VI11 600.280-062600.280-058600.280-054 PATTERNMAKERMODELMAINTENANCE MAKER (fireMACHINIST APPRENTICE, arms) (any METAL ind.) 430 VI11 11 600.281-010600.280-066 ASSEMBLER,PATTERNNAKER, STEAM-AND-GAS METAL (found.) TURBINE(engine(found.) & turbine) 430312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 600.380-014600.281-018600.281-014 FIXTURE:MAKERMACHINEINSPECTOR, BUILDER (light.ROUGH (mach. CASTINGS fix.) mfg.; (found)mach. tool & access.) 430312 Set-up or Mach. Oper.11 1111 11VI 11 600.380-022 JOB SETTER (mach. shop) 430 11 11 11 11 11 11 600.380-026 MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 430 11 II 11 II 600.380-030 MACHINE TRY-OUT MAN (mach. tool& access.) 430 VI II II It 600.380-042600.380-034 MODELSET-UP MAKER MAN, (inst. PLASTICS & app.) (fabric.plastics prod.) 430 11II II11 It U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2302 MACH= SHOP- Continued 600.884-010609.782-026600.381-010 ELECTRICAL-DISCHARGE-MACHINELAYINSTRUMENT-MAKER -OUT MAN (mach. HELPERshop) (any ind.) 435322312 Operating-ControllingManipulating_Crafts & Rel. Wk. ELECTRICAL - DISCHARGE- MACHINE shop)OPERATOR, PRODUCTION (mach. 11 s 609.782-030609.782-042 MULTI-PURPOSE MACHINE OPERATOR,TAPESET-UP CONTROL OPERATOR (mach. (mach. shop) shop) 435 11 11 609.782-054 TAPE - CONTROL- MACHINE -OPERATOR (mach. shop) 447435 Tending .11 11 801.381-030705.884-086705.781-018609.885-022 BLOWER-AND-COMPRESSORZAPPER,PRODUCTION-MACHINESCRAPER, HAND, HAND TOOL (mach. (mach.OPERATOR ASSEMBLERshop) shop)(mach. shop) 312322319 ManipulatingCraftsPrecision & Rel. Wk. Wk. 17.2303 OPERATION GEAR- CUTTING - MACHINE SET-UP (mach. mfg.) 430 Set-up or Mach. Oper. Specializedshaper.,semiskilled grinder, learning worker drill toexperiences press,run only milling oneto preparemachine, machine, a e.g., or 602.782-010602.382-010602.380-010 GEAR INSPECTORROBBER SET-UP (mach. OPERATOR shop) OPERATOR(mach. shop)(mach. shop) 435271 Operating-ControllingInspect. & Stock Check. 602.782-018602.782-014 GEAR-GENERATOR SET-UP OPERATOR,SPIRAL BEVEL (mach. shop) 435 11 11 GEAR--MACHINE OPERATORSTRAIGHT BEVEL (mach. shop) 435 11 602.782-026602.782-022 GEAR=MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR(mach. shop)(mach. shop) 435 11 602.782-030 GEAR- SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 11 If11 602.782-038602.782-034 GEAR-SHAVERGRINDER, GEAR SET-UP (mach. OPERATOR shop) (mach. shop) 435 11 11 602.885-010602.782-042 GEAR-CUTTING-MACHINEGRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, OPERATOR, GEAR,PRODUCTIONTOOL (mach. (mach. shop) shop) 430447435 TendingSet-up or Mach. Oper. 11 11 603.280-018603.280-010 GRINDER OPERATOR, SURFACE,EXTERNAL, TOOL TOOL(mach.(mach. shop) shop) 430 11 11 11 11 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol.I II) Title 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION-Continued 603.280-030603.280-026 GRINDER SET-UPOPERATOR, OPERATOR, UNIVERSAL, TOOL(mach. shop) 430430 Set-up or Mach.MI Oper. MI It II It 603.280-038 GRINDERTOOL- GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR MAN (mach. (mach. shop)shop)(mach. shop) 430 III, It It IIIft Itft 603.380-018603.380-014603.782-014 HONING-MACHINEBLANCHARD-GRINDER SET-UP SET-UP MAN (mach.shop) 430435 Operating-ControllingIt It ft 603.782-022603.782-018 DEBURRER,BUFFINGBUFFING-MACHINE - MACHINESTRIP OPERATOR(clock OPERATOR, & (anywatch) SILVER- OPERATORInd.)WARE (silverware) (mach. shop) 435435 Operating-Controlling It 603.782-038603.782-030603.782-042 GRINDERGRINDER SET-UP SET-UP OPERATOR; OPERATOR, INTERNAL CENTER-(mach. shop) 435 603.782-050603.782-046 GRINDERGRINDER-SET-UP SET-UP OPEFATOR,OPERATOR, EXTERNALSURFACELESS(mach. (mach. shop) shop) 435 1t O 603.782-054 HONING-MACHINE OPERATOR, PRODUC-TION(mach. (mach. shop) shop) 435435 It It 603.782-058603.782-062 HONING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR,OPERATOR TOOL(mach. (mach. shop) shop) 435 603.782-070603.782-066 LINTER-SAWLAPPING-MACHINE SHARPENER SET-UP (oils OPERATOR & fats)(mach. shop) 435435 ft 603.885-030603.782-074 MIRRORAPINISHING-MACHINEBIT-SHARPENERBIT SHARPENER (woodworking)OPERATOR (miningOPERATOR (silverware) 447435 Tending It 603.885-034603.885-066603.885-062 DEBURRERBURRER, MACHINE(needle, (cloe. , & & quarrying) watch)rel.) 447 tl 603.885-078603.885-094 GRINDERLAPPING-MACHINE OPERATOR, OPERATOR,PRODUCTIONprod.)PRODUCTION(mach. shop) (mach. shop) 447447 It 151 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION-Continued 604.130-010603.885-110 FOREMAN,TOOL GRINDER ROLL SHOP(any (irontad.) &II steel) 447299 TendingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 604.280-014604.280-010 ENGINE-LATHESCREW- MACRING SET-UP SET-UP OPERATOR, MAN, TOOL (mach. shop) 430430 Set-up,or Mach. Oper. 11 it It 604.280-018 SCREW-MACHING SET-UP MAN, MULTIPLE(mach. SPINDLE, shop) JOBBING 430 ft 11 It If 604.280-022 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR,MULTIPLE-(mach.SINGLE SPINDLE,shop)SPINDLE, JOBBING JOBBING 430 604.280-026 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR,SINGLE(mach. SPINDLE, shop) JOBBING 430 1111 II ti tt 604.380-010604.280-030 CHUCKING-MACHINETURRET-LATHE SET-UP SET-UP OPERATOR, MAN TOOL(mach. (mach. shop) shop) 430 604.380-018604.380-014 CHUCKING-MACHINECHUCKING-MACHINE SET-UP SET-UP OPERATOR, OPERATORMULTIPLE(mach. SPINDLE, shop) VERTICAL 430 604.380-026604.38C1-022 LATHESCREW-MACHINE SET-UP MAN SET-UP (mach. MAN, shop) (mach. shop) 430 H II 11 II II 604.380-038 TURRET-LATHE SET- UP 'MAN (mach.PRODUCTION (mach. shop) 430 II II 1111 II 11 604.782-018604.380-042 TURRET-LATHESCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, OPERATOR MULTIPLEshop)(mach. shop) 435430 Operating-ControllingII II VI H VI 604.782-020 SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, SINGLESPINDLE, JOBBING (mach. shop) 435 1t fl 604.782-026604.782-022 TIMEADING-MACHINESCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR OPERATOR, (mach.shop)PRODUCTION (mach. shop) 435 152 604.885-034604.885-042 LATHESCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, PRODUCTION OPERATOR, PRODUC-TION(mach. (mach. shop) elop) 447447 Tending U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.2303 Code MACHINE TOOL OPERATOR-Continued Instructional program Code Occupational. Title (Vt.11. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 605.380-010605.280-010 PROFILING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL (mach. shop) 430 Set-up or Mach.11 Over. 11 11 605.380-014 MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR,MAN (mach. shop) 430 11 11II II 11 It 605.380-018 PLANER-TYPE-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UPTOOL (mach. OPERATOR shop) (mach. 430 II VI 11 11 41It 605.380-022 ROTARY-HEAD-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UPshop) OPERATOR (mach. sho,?' 430 II 11 11 11 It 605.782-014 -MACHINE OPERATOR, PRODUCTION (mach. shop) 435 Operating-Controlling 11 605.782-026605.782-018 BROACHING-MACHINEEEYSEATING- MACHINE SET-UP SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 11 n 605.782-066605.782-030 -MILLING-MACHINEMILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOROPERATOR(mach. (mach. shop) shop) 435435 11 605.782-034 SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 11 605.782-038 PLANER-SET-UPPANTOGRAPH-MACHINE OPERATOR, SET-UP TOOL OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 11 11 605.782-042 PROFILING- MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR(mach. shop) 435 11 605.782-050605.782-046 ROUTERROUTER OPERATOR, OPERATOR RADIAL(aircraft mfg.)(aircraft mfg.) 435435 VI 11It 605.885-034605.782-058 MILLL4G-MACHINESHAPER SET-UP OPERATOR,OPERATOR, TOOLPRODUCTION(mach. shop) (mach. shop) 447435 Tending 11 606.280-010 BORING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR,JIG (mach. shop) 430 Set-up or Mach.VI Oper. VI 11 11 11 606.380-010606.280-014 DRILLBORING-MILL -PRESS SET-UP SET-UP OPERATOR, OPERATOR,HORIZONTAL (mach. shop) 430430 II 11 VI II II 606.380-014 DRILL-PRESS SET-UP OPERATOR,MULTIPLE SPINDLE (each. shop) 430 II It if 11 It 606.380-018 DRILL-PRESS SET-UP OPERATOR, RADIAL (mach. shop) 430 11 11 11 11 It 153 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION-Continued 606.782-018606.782-010 DRILL-PRESSBORING-MACHINE OPERATOR, OPERATOR PRODUCTION (mach.shop) 435435 Operating-Controlling 606.782-022 DRILL-PRESS OPERATOR, TAPE CONTROL(mach. (mach.shop) shop) 435 11 606.782-034606.782-026 JIGDRILL-PRESS BORER, TAPE SET=UP CONTROL OPERATOR, (mach. SINGLE SPINDLE (mach. shop) 435 11 607.782-010606.782-042 CUT-OFF-SAWTAPPER OPERATOR OPERATOR, (nut & METALbolt) shop) 435 11 609.380-010607.782-022607.782-014 ENGINE-LATHESAWDO-ALL-SAW OPERATOR OPERATOR (aircraftSET-UP (mach.OPERATOR mfg.) shop)(mach. shop) 430435 Set-up or Mach. Oper. 11 609.380-018609.782-034 GRINDERTHREADING SET-UP MACHINE OPERATOR, SET-UP THREADMAN (mach. shop) 435430 Operating-Controlling11 II 11 615.782-038615.782-034 PUNCH-PRESS OPERATOR (any ind.) IIII(mach. shop) 435 11 1/ 615.782-050615.782-058615.782-054 SLITTING-MACHINESHEAR OPERATOR,OPERATOR (any AUTOMATICOPERATOR ind.) (anyI (any ind.) I 435 615.885-022615.782-062 SHEARTURRET-PUNCH-PRESS OPERATOR (any OPERATORind.) II ind.)(any IIind.) 435447 Tending 705.884-010619.380-038616.782-026 BENCHPUNCH-PRESSCRIMPING-MACHINE GRINDER SET-UP (any OPERATORind.)MAN (any ind.)(any ind.) 430322 ManipulatingOperating-ControllingSet-up or Mach. Oper. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONK-g7 OF OCCUPATIONAL WorkerTITLES Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.2304 catingMETALpareSpecialized TRADES,anand all-round assembling learningCOMBINED metalworker experiences capable designed to pre- of fabri- 616.380-026616.380-018 SET-UPMACHINE MANOPERATOR (any ind.)(any incl.)I 430Page ' Set-up or Mach. Oper. Title fitting,manyfabricatingmachines;sequence industries. and of weldingoperations; positioning, setting Instruction includes layout;parts; and designinga variety and of products in up and operating alining, 616.885-010616.782-038616.782-010 BENCHKICKARBOR-PRESS WOREER-PRESS (spring)OPERATOROPERATOR (any(any ind.) ind.) I I 447435435430 TendingOperating-ControllingII II It a construction templates and fixtures. 616.885-078616.885-066616.885-062 RIVETING-MACHINESCROLL-MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR (struct.(furn.)& ornam. metalwork) 447 Ittt 617.280-018616.885-086 -SPIRAL-SPRINGPRESSSPRING OPERATOR, COILER WINDER (spring)HEAVY (spring) DUTY (any Ind.) 430447447 tt 617.780-010617.380-010 BRAZESET-UP OPERATOR MAN, KICK (any PRESS ind.) () I 430 Set-up or Mach.u Oper. n it u 617.782-046617.782-030617.782-018 -ROLLSPRINGBENDING-MACHINE FORMER, OPERATOR MACHINE OPERATOR (any (spring) (anyInd.) ind.)I 435433 Operating-ControllingSet Up & Adjustment 617.885-014617.782-056 BENDING-STRAIGHTENING-PRESS MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR(any ind.) (any 447435 Tending 619.280-014617.885-042 ORNAMENTALPUNCH-PRESS METAL OPERATOR WORKER (any (fabric. Ind.)metal prod., n.e.c.) II 430447 Set-up or Mach. Oper. tt 619.782-062619.380-022619.281-014 METALINSPECTOR, FABRICATOR METAL (any FABRICATING ind.) (any ind.) I 430312 Set-opCrafts or & Mach.Rel. Wk.Oper. 619.884-014619.782-094619.782-066 ORNAMENTAL-METAL-WORKERROLLLATHESPINNER, OPERATORWINDER HAND (spring) (any (any Ind.) ind.) HELPER I (fabric. metal proc., n.e.c.) 322435435 ManipulatingOperating-Controlling 619.885-050619.885-026 FORMING-ROLLBRAKE OPERATOR OPERATOR (any Ind.) (any IIInd.) 447 Tending Is 800.782-010619.885-094619.885-070 RIVETER,MACHINESPINNING-LATHE HYDRAULICOPERATOR (taily OPERATOR,(any Ind.) AUTOMATIC(any ind.) II 447 tt 435 Operating-Controlling 155 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED- Continued 801.281-010800.884-010804.884-010801.887-010 ASSEMBLER,FITTERRIVET CATCHERFELPER(any UNIT ind.) (any (struc. Iind.) & ornam. 360322312 ManipulatingHandlingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 806.381-010804.886-010 METAL-ASSEMBLER, FABRICATING AIRCRAFT -SHOP STRUCTURES HELPERmetalwork)(any ind.) 312356 Feeding-OffbearingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 806.781-022806.381-014 BENCHASSEMBLER-INSTALLER, MECHANIC, STEEL GENERALWELD AND (aircraftSURFACES (aircraftmfg.) mfg.) 319 Precision Wk. 809.381-010 FABRICATOR-ASSEMBLER, METAL PRODUCTS (any ind.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 809.781-014809.381-014 CYLINDERLAY- OUTOUT MANINSPECTOR-AND-TESTERMAN (anyany ind.)Ind.) III 271319312 PrecisionInspect. Wk.& Stock Check.11 11 11 17.2305 SpecializedSHEET METAL classroom and shop experiences con- 953.387-010616.380-022 MULTI-OPERATION-FORMING-MACHINE(comp. & liquefied gases) 430 Set-up or Mach. Oper. steel,installation,cerned copper,with the andstainless layout, maintenance fabrication,steel, of and items aluminum, erection made of or 616.380-034616.380-030 SHEET-METAL-FABRICATINGSET-UP MAN, SHEET METAL (anyMACHINE ind.)OPERATOR (any ind.) 430 IIIf 11/1 If11 11 11 ducts,formingtoolsskylights.such askitchenand rolls,ventilating, machines, equipment, and squaringsuch air-conditioning signs,as theshears; furniture,cornice drafting; and brake, heatingand Instruction includes the use of.hand- 616.780-010616.885-046 MULTI-OPERATIONBODY-MAKER MAINTENANCE FORMING-MACHINE MAN OPERATOR(tinware) (any ind.) II 447433 TendingSet Up & Adjustment and blueprint reading. 617.782-022617.782-042617.380-018 ROLLBUMPERBRAKE - OPERATOR,FORMINGOPERATOR MACHINE (aircraftSHEET OPERATORMETAL mfg.)(any ind.) I 435430 Operating-ControllingSet-up or Mach. Oper. It 619.380-030617.885-050 MULTI-OPERATION-FORMING-MACHINEROLL-FORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR SET-UP(any ind.) MAN III(any ind.) 430447 Set-upTending or Mach. Oper. 156 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 11:1305 SHEET laTAL-Continued 619.782-102619.782-070 ROLLSTRETCHER-LEVELER OPERATOR, SHEET OPERATOR METAL (any ind.) 447447 Tending It 804.281-010 SHEET-METAL WORKER (any ind.) (nonfer. metal alloys) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 11 II 11 809.381-026804.281-014 SHEET-METAL-LAY-OUTSHEET-METAL-WORKER APPRENTICEMAN (any ind.)(any ind.) 312 11 17.2306 WELDINGpertiesandcernedSpecialized flame AND withof cutting. CUTTINGmetals, allclassroom types blueprint ofand metal shop reading, welding,experiences electrical brazing, con- Instruction emphasizes pro- 819.781-010819.381-022810.884-038 PIT-UPWELDER, MAN FITTERTACK (mach. (welding) (welding) mfg.) 319312322 ManipulatingPrecisionCrafts & Rel.Wk. Wk. 17.230601 SpecializedGASdrawing.principles, WELDING classroomwelding symbols, and shop and experiences mechanical con- FLAME-CUTTING TRACER-MACHINE 435 Operating-Controlling work:weldcernedspecifications. metalfrom with drawings,parts the anduse blueprints, withof gas planning welding or writtenand equipment laying outto 816.884-010816.782-014816.782-010 FLAMEARC -CUTTER CUTTING (welding) MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR(welding) (welding) 435322 Manipulating ft ft 17.230602 ELECTRICSpecialized WELDING classroom and shop experiences con- 810.782-014816.884-018816.884-014 WELDER,FLAME CUTTER, BUTT (welding)HAND (welding) I III 435322 Operating-Controlling It weldingInstructionbycerned drawings, equipmentwith also the,useblueprints, tois weldgivenof arc metal orin and writteninert-gas partsother specifications. aselectric shieldedspecified 810.782-026810.782-022810.782-018 WELDING-MACHINEWELDER, SPOTSEAM (welding) OPERATOR, I ARC (welding) 435 11 ftIt semi-automaticarc welding with gun. manually operated torch and 813.380-010810.884-018 WELDERWELDER, SET-UPARC (welding) MAN, RESISTANCEMACHINE (welding) 447430322 ManipulatingTendingSet-up or Mach. Oper. 17.230603 SpecializedCOMBINATION classroomWELDING and shop experiences con- 813.885-010 WELDERWELDER, APPRENTICE, RESISTANCE COMBINATIONMACHINE (welding) 322 Manipulating writtenparts,combinationcerned specifications.accordingwith ofthe arc useto weldingdiagrams,of both processes gas blueprints, welding to weldand or anymetal 812.884-018812.884-014812.884-010 WELDER, COMBINATIONPRODUCTION LINE(welding) (welding) 322 812.884-022 WELDER, REPAIR (welding) 322 157 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY or OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.230604 BRAZING AND SOLDERING OPERATIONS Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Title heatingcernedincludingSpecialized withequipment instructionsetting classroom to upbraze andinand the (bond)operatingshop use experiences of con- metal components blueprintsinduction 814.380-010814.780-010 BRAZINGSET-UP MACHINEMAN, INDUCTION SET-UP MANHEATING(firearms)(welding) 430435433 Operating-ControllingSetSet-up Up or& AdjustmentMach. Oper. and electric or gas-fired ovens and equipment. 814.782-014814.782-010 BRAZER,BRAZER, CONTROLLED FURNACE (welding) ATMOSPHERICFURNACE (welding) 435 11 11 814.782-022814.782-018 BRAZER,BRAZING-MACHINE CRAWLERINDUCTION TORCHOPERATOR (welding) (welding) I (welding) I 435322 Manipulating ft ft 814.884-026814.884-018814.884-014814.884-010 BRAZER-BRAZER,SOLDERER, ASSEMBLERREPAIR PRODUCTION AND (welding) SALVAGE LINE (welding(welding) ) 322 322 814.885-010814.884-030814.885-014 BRAZER,BRAZING-MACHINESOLDERER-DIPPER INDUCTION OPERATOR(welding) (welding) II (welding) II 447447322 Tending 17.230699 WELDINGemphasizedIncludelisted AND hereor CUTTING, inclassifiable otherwelding subjectOTHER and above. cutting matter whichand are not (Specify.) experiences 17.2307 OrganizedTOOL AND classroomDIE MAKING and shop experiences con- 601.130-010 DIE-MAKERTOOL- AND APPRENTICE -DIE FOREMAN (mach. (mach. shop) shop) 430299 Set-upSuper. orWk. Mach. 11(Farm., Oper. Mfg. etc) 11 11 11 11 outcernedtools, metal with and stock, analyzingfitting setting and specifications, assemblingup parts to and operating machine laying make 601.280-014601.280-010 DIE MAKER, DIE-CASTING AND PLASTIC MOLDING (mach. shop) 430 11 11 11 11 11 cludingandfixtures, repair instruction metalworkinggages,-and in 'the dies, application cutting of handtools, in- tools, jigs tool- 601.280-026601.280-022601.280-018 DIEDIE MAKER, MAKER, TRIMSTAMPING WIRE (mach. DRAWING (mach. shop) (mach. shop) 430430 11 11 11II 1111 11 metaland-die properties, designs andand construction,layout, machining, shop mathematics and 601.280-034 DIE - TEMPLATE MAKER, EXTRUSIONshop) 430 II 11 11 11 11 assembly procedures. 601.280-058 TOOL MAKER (mach. shop) (mach. shop) 430 It11 11II II II 11 11 II11 601.280-066601.280-062601.280-070 TOOL-MACHINETOOL-AND-DIE-MAKERTOOL-AND-DIE MAKERSET-UP (mach. APPRENTICEOPERATOR shop)(mach.(oach. shop) shop) 430430 II 11 11 II II U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TI ES 17.2307 Code TOOL AND DIE MAKING-Continued Instructional program 6011280-074 Code TOOL-MAKER APPRENTICE (mach.Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page430 Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Set-up or Mach. Oper. Title 601.281-014601.281-010 DIE MAKER, FOUR-SLIDEBENCH, STAMPING MACHINE (mach.shop)(mach. shop) shop) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. It It It It 601.281-030601.281-022 DIE-TRY-OUTINSPECTOR, MAN,GAGE STAMPING(mach. shop) (mach.shop) 312 It ttIt 11It 11tt 601.281-042601.281-038601.281-034 PROGRESSIVE-DIEINSPECTOR, SITTOOL MAKER-UP (mach. AND (mach. LAY-OUTshop)MAN (mach. shop) 312312 It Ittt ttIt ttIt 601.381-014601.281-046 DIETOOL FINISHER MAKER, BENCH(mach. (mach. shop) shop)shop) 312 It tt tt11 Ittt 601.381-042601.381-034601.381-030 TEMPLATEPLASTIC-FIXTUREPLASTIC-TOOL MAKER MAKER(any BUILDER ind.)(mach. (mach. shop)tool & access.) 312312 ItIt ItIt It It 705.781-010601.885-010601.782-018601.782-010 -TOOLDIETOOL-DRESSKNIFE BARBER-(mach.DRESSER GRINDER (anyHELPER (woodworking) ind.) shop) (any ind.) 447319435 PrecisionTendingOperating-Controlling Wk. It It 17.2308 DIE SINKING 705.884-058705.884-034 MOLDFINAL FINISHER FINISHER, (mach. FORGING shop) DIES (mach. shop) 322 Manipulating It blueprintsforgingimpressioncernedOrganized with dies, and classroom cavitieslaying methodsincluding out,. inand of die instructionshopdiemachining, blocks sinking.experiences to andin produce thefinishing con- use of 601.281-018601.280-038601.280-030 DIEDIEEDGER SINKER SINKER, MAN (mach.(mach. BENCH shop)shop) (mach. shop) 312430 CraftsSet-up &or Rel. Mach.It Wk. Oper. tt It 159 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2309 METALpatterns,castingscernedOrganized PATTERNMAKING with andincluding-instructionclassroom fitting,parts in and assemblingmaking shop metalexperiences inand thefoundry handfinishing use con- of 693.281-018 PATTERNMAKER, METAL, BENCH (found.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 17.2399 METALWORKING,handtoolsto patternmaking and analysisOTHER methods. of specifications according learningInclude hereexperiences other organized emphasized subject in metalworking matter and 500.380-010500.131-010 PLATERFOREMAN () (electroplating) 430299 Set-upSuper. orWk. Mach. II(Farm., Oper. Mfg. etc) II If It tt which(Specify.) are not listed or classifiable above. 500.380-018500.782-010500.380-014 ELECTROGALVANIZING-MACH/NEPLATER,PLATER APPRENTICEPLASTICS (fabric. (electroplatingOPERATORplastics prod.)(electroplating; wire 435430 Operating-ControllingII VI It II 11 500.886-010500.885500.884 -010-022- ETCHER,MATRIX-BATHLABORER, ELECTROLYTIC ELECTROPLATING ATTENDANT (cut. (phonograph tools) 447356322 Feeding-OffbearingManipulatingTending 501.782-010501.782-014 COATING-MACHINEANODIZER (any ind.) OPERATOR (electroplating) 435 itVI IV 501.782-018 COLORING OPERATOR (spring) (galvanizing) 435 VI 505.782-018501.885-022501.885-014 METAL-SPRAYING-MACHINETINNING-EQUIPMENTPLATER, HOT DIP (galvanizing) TENDER OPERATOR (elec. equip.) 435447 Operating-ControllingTending tt 505.885-038505.884-022 METAL-SPRAYINGMETAL SPRAYER, MACHINE PRODUCTION OPERATOR, (anyAUTOMATICAUTOMATICind.) (any (any ind.) ind.) I II 447322 ManipulatingTending 609.280-010 , BALLISTICS LABORATORY(ammunition) 430 Set-up orIt Mach. Oper. 11 tt tt it 609.380-014 METALBLACKSMITH SPRAYER, (forging) MACHINED PARTS (any ind.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 610.782-010610.381-014610.381-010610.884-010 BLACKSMITHDROP-HAMMERBLACKSMITH HELPER OPERATORAPPRENTICE (forging) (forging) (forging) 435312322 ManipulatingOperating-Controlling tt tt It 160 611.782-010611.782-022 UPSETTERFORGING-PRESS (forging) OPERATOR (forging) I 435 Operating-Controlling 11 It DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2399 Code METALWORKING, OTHER-Continued 611.885-010612.281-010612.131-010 FORGE-SHOPFORGING-PRESSINSPECTOR FOREMAN(forging) OPERATOR (forging) (forging)II 447312299 CraftsTendingSuper. & Wk.Rel. (Farm., Wk. Mfg. etc.) 612.782-010612.381-010 BOLT-MACHINEHEAVY FORGER OPERATOR,(forging) AUTOMATIC(nut & bolt) 435435312 Operating-Controlling u u 613.381-010613.380-014.612.887-010612.782-030612.782-022 HEAVY-FORGERHEADER-MACHINEGUIDETINNUT ROLLER,FORMER SETTER (nutHELPER HOT (ironOPERATOR MILL& bolt)(forging)& steel)(iron (forging) & steel) 430360435312 HandlingCraftsSet-up or& Rel.Mech. Wk. Oper. 613.782-010613.780-010613.782-014613.687-010 MILLCOILERROLL-TUBECOLD HAND, MILLOPERATOR PLATESETTER OPERATOR MILL(iron (iron (iron(iron & steel) &steel) steel) & steel) 435433435282 Operating-ControllingSetSort., Up Inspect.,& Adjustment & Rel. Wk. 613.782-054613.782-050613.782-034613.782-018 ROLLER,MILLFINISHERROLLING OPERATOR, PRIMARY (ironATTENDANT ROLLS&MILL steel) (iron (iron(any & ind.) &steel) steel) 435 614.782-010613.782-086613.782-058 DRAW-BENCHTABLEROLLING-MILL OPERATOR OPERATOR OPERATOR (iron (anymetal nonfer.& (nonfer. steel;ind.) alloys) metal alloys) 435435 614.782-018614.782-014 DRAW-BENCHEXTRUDER OPERATOROPERATOR (forging)(ironnonfer. & steel; metal alloys) I 435435 614.782-034614.782-026614.782-022 FANCY-WIREEXTRUSION-PRESSOPERATORTUBE DRAWER DRAWER (iron (jewelry) & metalsteel;equip.) (elec. alloys) IInonfer. I 435 161 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.2399 Code METALWORKING, OTHER-Continued Instructional program 614.782-038 Code WIRE DRAWER (clock & watch) Occupational Title (Vol. I 435 Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Operating-Controlling Title 617.885-054617.780-005614.782-042 WIRESET-UPSINTERING-PRESS DRAWER MAN (wire)(iron & OPERATORsteel;metal alloys)nonfer.. (iron 447433435 TendingSet Up & Adjustment 11 11 704.381-010619.782-042 HEATERCHASER (forging) (jewelry; silverware)& steel; nonfer. metal alloys) 312435 CraftsOperating-Controlling & Rel. inc. 704.884-014704.884-010704.381-026704.884-018 ENGRAVER,ENGRAVER, PANTOGRAPHMACHINEDECORATIVE MACHINE () (engraving) (engraving)(engraving) II I-I 322312322 Manipulating n H. 704.884-026704.884-022 ETCHED-CIRCUITENGRAVER, PROCESSOR (engraving)II 322 _ 11 705.781-014704.884-034704.884-030 FILER,SILK-SCREENETCHER FINISH (engraving) ETCHER(firearms) (engraving)(electronics) 322319322 Precision Wk. 705.884-030705.884-022705.884-018 FILER,FILERBUFFER AND HAND,(any SANDER ind.)TOOL (shaped (mach.I v.iod. shop) art.) 322322 Manipulating 11 705.884-070705.884-054705.884-046 METALGRINDERPOLISHER FINISHER. (any (any ind.) (anyind.) Iind.) 322322 11 843.782-010705.887-014705.884-074 METALLABORER,POLISHEP SPRAYER, GRINDING AND BUFFERCORROSION ANDTION (anyPOLISHING (any PREVEN-(any ind.) ind.) ind.) II 435?60322 Operating-ControllingHandling 11 17.24 ClassroomMETALLURGYunderassisting the and directionin laboratoryexamining of physicalandexperiences testing metallurgists metalconcerned samples withfor 504.131-010502.382-010 HEAT-TREATFLUOROSCOPE FOREMAN OPERATOR mfg.;(heat (aircraft treat.)nonfer. metal alloys) 299271 Super.Inspect. Wk. & (Farm.Stock Check. Mfg. etc.) equipmentingothercrystallinedetermining metals characteristics. for with structure,the detecting X-ray.physical gammaporosity,defects properties ray, and hemogeneity,and theof magnetic-flux metals,use of and e.g. Instruction includes examin 504.187-010504.380-014504.281-010 HARDNESSHEAT-TREATFLAME - INSPECTORHARDENING INSPECTOR MACHINE(heat MAN(heat (heattreat.) SET-UPtreat.) treat.) 271430312 Inspect.Set-upCrafts or& & Rel. Mach.Stock Wk. Oper.Check. pressuretus to testdevices, hardness, hot-acid toughness, baths, andand otherother appara-proper- 504.782-010504.782-014 CASEANNEALER HARDENER (heat (heat treat.) treat.) 415435 Operating-Controlling 1111 11 162 TECHNOLOGYties of metals. under TECHNIM EDUCATION.) (See also 16.0114 METALLURGICAL 504.782-030504.782-026504.782-018 HEATHARDENER TREATER (Heat (heat treat.) treat.) II 435 1111 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) METALLURGY-Continued Instructional program 504.782-034 Code HEAT-TREATER APPRENTICEtreat.) (heat Occupational Title (Vol. I) 435 Page Operating-Controlling Title 614.884-010609.382-010504.782-042504.782-038 HEAT-TREATINGTESTERTEMPERERINSPECTOR, OPERATOR (heat BLUERMAGNETIC treat.) (nonfer. (heat alloys)(mach. treat.)metal shop) 271435615322 ManipulatingInspect. & Stock Cheek. n it 691.387-014619.384-010619.381-014616.381-010 INSPECTOR,INSPECTORSPRING-INSPECTOR (iron(nonfer.WIRE (wire)& (spring)steel) metal alloys) I I 271312 CraftsInspect. & Rel. & Stock Wk. Check.It VI If U It it 727.687-010709.687-022709.337-010 ALUMINUM-CONTAINERZYGLOINSPECTOR, INSPECTOR TIN (any CANTESTER (tinware)ind.) (elec. 282271 Sort., inspect.. & Rel. Wk. Ii n II It If It 807.387-010737.187-018 INSPECTOR,INSPECTOR (ammunition)SURFACE PROCESSINGequip.) I 271 Inspect. & Stock Check. ft VI it 862.685-010819.381-010 WATER-TESTWELD INSPECTOR MAN (any(welding) ind.)(aircraft mfg.) 271282 Sort., Inspect., & Rel.ft u itIt 17.26 encesPhysicalingPlannedPERSONAL ainclude variety learningappearanceSERVICES giving of personalexperiences variousof individuals. services kinds concerned of related beauty with to treat-render- the These experi- 17.2601 BARBERINGadministeringperformers,ment, applying attending elementary makeup clientsto message,faces taking of andstudio baths,fitting and stagewigs. hairClassroom cutting and and practical styling, experiences shaving, shampooing concerned andwith 330.371-014330.371-010 BARBER (per.APPRENTICE ser.) (per. ser.) 499 Beauti. & Barber. Ser. 111 pupilsutensils.diseases,massaging. for andlicensing sterilization examinations. of instruments and InstructionEmphasis is designed is on hygiene,to qualify skin and scalp 339.371-014 SCALP-TREATMENTser.) OPERATOR (per. 499 ii 163 U.S. OFF/CE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page 1orker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2602 aClassroomCOSMETOLOGY variety ofand beauty practical treatments, experiences including concerned the with care 332.138-010331.878-010 MANICURIST (per ser.) 507 Misc. Per. Ser. (Food Ser.& Rel.) shampoos.hands.and beautification rinses, and of scalpthe hair, treatments; complexion, hair andstyl- Instruction includes training in giving 332.271-014332.271-010 COSMETOLOGIST,COSMETOLOGISTSUPERVISOR, MAID; (per. APPRENTICE UP ser.)(motion (per. plc.) 499461 Beauti.Super. &Wk. Barber. (Ser. Ser.& Rel.) II hygiene,handing;ing, and permanentsetting, sanitation,arm massaging. cutting,waving; salon facials;dying, management tinting, manicuring; (including and bleach-and Bacteriology, anatomy, 333.271-014333.271-010332.381-010 MAKE-UPBODY-MAKE-UPWIG DRESSER MAN (hzirwork;(amuse.WOMAN (amuse. &ser.) rec.;per. & ser.)motionrec.) 499312 Beauti.Crafts && Barber.Rel. Wk. Ser. 17.2699 PERSONALpupilsemphasized.keeping for SERVICES,records), the licensing OTHERand customer examination. realtions also Instruction is designed to qualify are pic.) serviceslearningInclude whichexperienceshere otherare not organizedemphasised listed orsubject inclassifiable personal matter and 334.878-010334.868-010 MASSEURRUBBER (per.(per. ser.)ser.) I 507507 Misc. Per. Ser. (Food Ser. &Rel.) VI WV IV above. (Specify.) 335.878-010334.878-014 COOLING-ROOMREDUCING-SALON ATTENDANT ATTENDANTser.) (per. (per. ser.) 507 11 11 11 111 339.371-010335.878-01439.878-010 ELECTROLOGISTREDUCING-MACHINEHOT-ROOM ATTENDANT (per. OPERATOR ser.)(per. ser.)(per. 507449 Misc.Beauti. Per. & Barber.Ser. (Food Ser. Ser.It & Rel.) It 17.27 plasticsClassroomPLASTICS and OCCUPATIONSand their shop characteristics,experiences dealing and withwith bench 53.884-010 HEAT WELDER, PLASTICSplastics (fabric.ser.) prod.) 322 Manipulating molding,Instructionplastics fitting, and includes fiberglass internal using materials carving, hand and intoand power finishingproducts. tools. 56.782-01456.782-01056.780-010 MOLDARCH-CUSHION-PRESS SETTER (fabric. OPERATORplasticsprod.;(rubber phonograph) goods) 435433 Operating-ControllingSet Up & Adjustment 56.7E2-030 INJECTION-MOLDING-MACHINECOMPRESSION- MOLDING-MACHINEprod.)OPERATOROPERATOR (fabric. (fabric, plastics plastics prod.) 435 164 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS-Continued Instructional program 556.782-034 Code PLATE MOLDER (pen & pencil;print. & pub.) Occupational Title (Vol. I) 435 Page Operating-Controlling Title 556.885-054556.885-034 INJECTION-MOLDING-MACHINECOMPRESSION-MOLDING-MACHINETENDER (fabric.TENDER plastics prod.) 447447 Tending 11 556.885-070 MOLDER, PIPE COVERING (fabric.(fabric. phonograph)plastics prod.; 447 11 556.885-086 PILLING-MACHINE OPERATORplastics(fabric. plaatiesprod.) plastics mat.) prod.; 447 11 556.885-102 VACUUM PLASTIC - FORMING-OPERATOR MACHINE (fabric. plastics 447 11 559.885-130557.782-010 FOAM-MACHINEEXTRUDER OPERATOR OPERATOR (fabric.pin, (needle,plasticsprod.) & rel. prod.; prod.) plastics mat.) 447435 TendingOperating-Controlling 590.887-014575.782-02690.885-426 PLASTIC-JOINTFIBERGLASS-DOWEL-DRAWING-WHINETUBE MOLDER, MAKERFIFER (brickGLASSOPERATOR (fabric.& tile) (fabric. prod.) 447360435 HandlingOperating-Controlling 91.782-01854.381-014 EXTRUDINGINTERNAL MACHINECARVER (fabroc.OPERATOR(insulatedplastics. plastics prod.)wire) 312435 CraftsOperating-ControllingTending & Rel. 54.884-01454.381-022 ASSEMBLER-AND-GLUER,PLASTICS BENCH MECHANIC PLASTICSmfg.;LAMINATEDprod.) (aircraftfabric. (fabric. plastics plastics prod.) prod.) 322312 Manipulating 0 11 11 54.884-02254.884-038 LAMINATOR,CASTER (fabric. PREFORMS plastics (fabric.plastics prod.) prod.) 322322 11 54.884-04654.884-042 PLASTICMOLD LAMINATOR LAY-UP MAN(ship &(mach. access.)rep.)& boat tool bldg. & 322322 11 54.884-05454.884-050 PLASTICS FABRICATOR (aircraft mft.) 322 1111 79.884-06677.381-010 PLASTICEAR-MOLDREPAIRMAN MOLDER LABORATORY (fabric.plastics (model TECHNICIANprod.) &(fabric. ) plastics prod.) 322322312 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. 165 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol:, II) 17.28 Code PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page 1 Title PlannedactivitiesoccupationsState,ing for learningand the limited Federalusuallyperformance experiences to governmentare local, concernedof occupationsconcerned county, agencies. with State,with specializedin local,train- and These Federalandpolicesquadin schoolthe governments, and work,economy. busfire safety, driving. protection, and sanitation, do not emergency occur transportation, elsewhere and rescue Typical activities include 17.2801 SpecializedFIREMANofconcerned firefighting. TRAINING withclassroom the practices and practical and techniques experiences Instruction treats the organiza- 373.168-010373.118-010373.168-014 FIRECAPTAIN,BATTALION CHIEF FIRE-PREVENTION (gov.CHIEF ser.)(gov. ser.) BUREAU 416237 Admin.Investigat., Protect., & Rel. Wk. oftion fire; of athe community use of waterfire department;and other materials the chemistry 373,168373.168-018 -022 FIREFIRE CAPTAIN CHIEF (sawmill)(gov. ser.) (gov. ser.) 416 11 11 11rr 11H 11 fightingin fighting equipment fires; andthe aidsvarious and kindstheir ofuses, fire-materials such 373.168-030373.168-026 FIREFIRE MARSHAL INSPECTOR (any (gov. ind.) ser.) 416 H 11 11 practices,systems;gasas extinguishers,masks, methods andhydrants, equipment; of pumps, entry; and standpipehose,salvage rescue rope, equipmentprinciples, and ladders, sprinkler and 379.387-010373.884-010373.884-014 FIRE INSPECTORFIGHTERFIGHTER, (any (any ind.) ind.)(air trans.) 271322322 ManipulatingInspect. & Stock Check. 11 17.2802 LAWwork;techniques; ENFORCEMENT fire and and arsonTRAINING radiation investigation; hazards. inspection bydesignedSpecialized officially to supplementclassroomdesignated and thelaw practical trainingenforcement providedexperiences agencies. 375.138-014375.138-010375.118-010 DESKPOLICE OFFICER,OFFICER CHIEF (gov. CHIEF ser.) (gov. ser.) 243237 Admin.Super. Wk. (Clericaln & Rel.) n 11 H 11 theInstruction uniform; includespatrolling acquiring on foot andor inmaintaining an automobile 375.168-010 COMMANDING OFFICER, INVESTIGATIONHOMICIDE SQUAD (gov. ser.) 245 Manag. Wk. 11 11 makingmeanors,during arrests; thefelonies, day andor trafficattestifying night; violations dealing in court. withand accidentsmisde- 375.168-018375.168-014 COMMANDING OFFICER, HARBOR-POLICEDIVISION(gov. ser.) (gov. ser.) 245 11 11 375.168-026375.168-022 COMMANDING OFFICER, MOTORCYCLEMOTOR EQUIPMENTSQUAD (gov. (gov. ser.) ser.) 245 H11 11 166 375.168-038375.168-034375.168-030 MATRON,HARBORDETECTIVE MASTERHEAD CHIEF (gov. (gov. (gov. ser.) ser.) ser.) 416237245 Investigat.,Admin. Protec., & Rel. Wk. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2802 Code LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING-Continued Instructional program 375.168-046375.168-042 POLICEPILOT, HIGHWAYCAPTAIN, PATROL PRECINCT (gov. (gov. ser.)ser.) 416245 Manag.Investigat., Wk. Protec., & Rel. Wk. 375.168-050375.168-054 POLICEPOLICE LIEUTENANT, SERGEANT, PRECINCTPRECINCT (gov.(gov. ser.) I 416 Investigat., Protec. & Rel. Wk.if ff II ff Tf 375.168-062 'TRAFFIC LIEUTENANT (gov. ser.) ser.) 416 ff 1f ff If IffT 375.268-010375.228-010375.168-066 ACCIDENTTRAFFICPOLICE SERGEANT-ACADEMY PREVENTION INSTRUCTOR(gov. -SQUAD ser.) (gov.ser.) 416335 Investigat.,Indust. Training Protec., & Re/. Wk. 375.268-018375.268-014 HOMICIDEDETECTIVE -SQUAD (gov. PATROLMAN, ser.) (gov.PATROLMAN (gov. ser.) 416 ff ff if 111 If INVESTIGATOR, NARCOTICS (gov.ser.) 416 if if II if 375.268-026375.268-022 PATROL CONDUCTOR (gov. set.) ser.) 416 ff ff if ff 375.268-030375.268-038375.268-034 PATROLMANPOLICE (gov.INSPECTOR ser.) (gov. ser.)ser.) III 416416 if ff ff IfTI 375.268-046375.268-042 POLICEWOMANSTATE - HIGHWAY (gov. PATROLMAN ser.) (gov. 416 IC ff ff ff 375.588-010375.388-010375.268-050 FINGERPRINTVICE-SQUADPARKING ENFORCEMENT PATROLMANCLASSIFIER (gov.OFFICER (gov. ser.) ser.) er.) 289276416 RoutineClassif., Check. Filing. & Record. & Rel. Wk. f1 11 u ff 375.868-010 BORDER PATROLMAN (gov. ser.) (gov. ser.) 427427 Protect. & Rel. Wk. II I II 376.868-010376.268-014376.268-010375.868-014 DETECTIVEMATRONALARMSHOPPING (gov.INVESTIGATOR (bus.INVESTIGATOR set.) ser.) II (any (bus. ind.) ser.) 416427416 Protect.Investigat., & Rel. Protect., Wk. & Rel. Wk. ff t1 f1 I/ It .376.868-018376.868-022376.868-014 FLOORMANDETECTIVE (amuse.(any ind.) & rec.) II I 427 Ifff IfIt IIIfff Ifff 167 Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONA=RY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING-Continued 376.868-030376,863 -026 HOUSEINVESTIGATOR OFFICER (hotel(light, & heat,rest.) & power) 427 Protect. & Rel. Wk. 11 11 376.868-042376.868-038376.868-034 UNDERCOVERSTOREPATROLMAN DETECTIVE (r.r. OPERATOR (ret.trans.) (rt. tr.) tr.) 427 11,, 11,, tI 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 377.868377.868-010 -014 BAILIFFSHERIFF, (gov. DEPUTY ser.) (gov. ser.) 427 11 ,,11 ,,II ft learningInclude hereexperiences other organized emphasized subject in public matter service and 168.168-026168.168-010 ELECTRICALBUILDING INSPECTOR INSPECTOR (gov. (gov. ser.) ser.) 415416 Investigat., Protect., & Rel. 11Wk. 11 II above.occupations which are not listed or. classifiable (Specify.) 168.168-062168.168-058 MOTOR-TRANSPORTATIONPLUMBING INSPECTOR (gov.INSPECTOR ser.) (gov. ser.) 416 II II 11 168.168-086168.168-082 SAFETY MANINSPECTOR (insurance) (gov. ser.) 416 ZI II IIIt 168.187-010168.168-090168.268-010 DINING-SERVICEFURNITURE-AND-BEDDINGTRANSPORTATION INSPECTOR INSPECTOR INSPECTOR (r.r. (motortrans.;(gov. ser.)r.r. trans.) I 416420 Apprais.Investigat., & Investigat. Protect., Wk. & Rel. Wk. II 11 168.268-038168.268-030 SAFETY-AND-SANITARYLICENSE INSPECTOR (gov. INSPECTOR ser.) trans.)(any ind.) 416 .1I 11 II II 168.287-066168.287-022168.287020168.287-018168.284-010 BUILDINGBOILERINTERIOR-WIRINGCHECKSAFETY INSPECTORVIEWER INSPECTORINSPECTOR (mining (profess.INSPECTOR (any(insurance) & ind.)quarrying) (cons& kin.)I t.; 420 Apprais. & Investigat. Wk. II ItitII IIIt II II 17.29 QUANTITYincludeOrganized FOODtheory, specialized OCCUPATIONS laboratory, learning and.shopwork experiences as whichthey 187.168-022 DIRECTOR, FOOD AND BEVERAGE light,(hotel heat, & rest.) & power) 245 Manag. Wk. quantityrelatefoodsproducts.serving, toand cooking, planning, preparing,their nutritionalstoring selection, and servingequipment, values, purchasing, food andfood and sanitation processingfoodpre- Included is the study of a variety of 319.138-018319.138-014 MANAGER, FLIGHTINDUSTRIAL KITCHEN CAFETERIA (hotel& rest.)(hotel & rest.) 461 Super. Wk. (Ser. & Rel. ) It I It restaurants,commercialemphasizesin food handling foodquantity cafeterias, service-establishmentsand foodmanagement. drive-ins,service activities tearooms, such asin Instruction -,4 168 traveldentlyotherbakeries, retailterminals,or areand foodlocatedmeat, industrialshops fish, in whichenterprises and plants, arepoultry operated hospitals,such markets; as indepen- hotels in U.S. OFFICE CW EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.29 Code QUANTITY FOOD OCCUPATIONS -Continuedq Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.2901 BAKERorsuchor with clubhouses; as take-out those associated andfood in establishments. special with airlinefood services catering iencesSpecialized associated classroom with andthe practicalpreparation work of exper-bread, 313.381-010313,138-010 BAKER, HEADPIZZA (hotel (hotel & &rest.) rest.) 310461 CookingSuper. Wk.& Rel. (Ser. Wk. & Rel.) li tionproductscrackers, in a forcommercialcakes, retail pies, distributionfood pastries service and orestablishment. forother consump- bakery 313.781-010313.381-034313.3n-014 BAKERCOOK,BAKER, (hotel PASTRYSECOND & (hotel (hotelrest.) && rest.)rest.) II 319310 Precision Wk. II IIIt tiIt Ii play;lingInstruction ofand bake packaging includesproducts; of making, merchandise.decorating; freezing, counter and dis-hand- Training pre 1 313.884-010313.781-022 BAKERPIE MAKERHELPER (hotel (hotel & &rest.) rest.) I 322319 Manipulating U ii hetypepares may of bethe goodsemployed pupil such as in asan the pastries.all-round production baker, of anyalthough one 520.884520.782-038520.782-034 -014 BENCHDOUGH -MIXERMIXERHAND (bake. (bake.OPERATOR prod.)prod.) (bake. prod. 435322 ManipulatingOperating-Controlling tI It 524.884-010524.782-010524.381-010 DECORATORDEPOSITING-MACHINECAKE DECORATOR (bake. (bake.prod.; OPERATOR prod.)confec- (bake. prod.) I 234435322 Artis.ManipulatingOperating-Controlling _Rester., Decor., & Rel. 526.381-010524.884-022 BAKERICER, (grain HAND & (bake.feed mill) prod.) tion) 312322 Crafts & Rel. Wk. It 526.886-010526.885-038526.782-010526.781-010 BAKEROVENMANBATTER HELPER(bake. SCALER(bake. (bake.prod.) (bake.prod.) prod.) prod.) 447435356319 Feeding-OffbearingTendingOperating-ControllingPrecision Wk. 17.2902 SpecializedCOOK/CHEF classroom and practical work exper- 313.131-010 CHEF (hotel & rest.) 299 Super. Wk. 11(Farm., Mfg. etc.) determinationasuseofiences athe andvariety selection concernedcare ofof sizefoods. equipment;andwith ofpreparation the servings; preparationfood standards ofsanitation food and and suchcooking the Included is study of the 313.281-010313.168-010313.131-018313.131-014 EXECUTIVECHEFSOUSPASTRY DECHEF CHEF FROIDCHEF (hotel (hotel (hotel(hotel & rest.)& &&rest.) rest.)rest.) 234245299 Artis.Manag. Rester., Wk.It Decor., & Rel. IIIt II II Itit methodsprocedures, such includingas broiling food and handling; steaming; cooking and the 313.381018 COOK (hotel & rest.) 310310 Cooking & Rel. Wk. It II Ii II worker,Althoughpreparationsalads, he themay,garnishes, ofpupil dependingspecial qualifies souffles, dishes on the.size as suchand an meringues.all-roundas of soups, the 313.781-014313.781-018313.381-042313.381-030 GARDECOOK,COOK, MANAGERSPECIALTY, BARBECUE (hotel (hotelFOREIGN & rest.)& FOODrest.)(hotel & rest.) 319310 Precision Wk. It II II orspecificestablishment, sauces. types ofspecialize foods, e.g., in the vegetables, preparation meats, of 314.878-010314.781-010314.381-010 COMB/NATIONCOOK,ICE-CREAM SHORTSPECIALTY MANORDERMAN (hotel(hotel (hotel && rest.)&rest.) rest.) 310507319 CookingMisc.Precision Per.& Rel. Wk. Ser Wk. (Food Ser. & Rel.) 315.381-022315.381-010 COOK,COOK (anyMESS ind.)(water trans.) 310 310 Cooking & Rel.It Wk. II II II 169 U.S.-OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY CF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.2902 Code COOK/CHEF-Continued Instructional program 315.381-026 Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 315.381-034315.381-030 COOK,COOK, STATIONRANCH RAILROAD (agric.) (water (r.r. trans.)I trans.) 310310 Cooking & Rel. Wk. VIn IIre IIit liit 317.884-018315.381-042315.381-038 PANTRYMANSECONDCOOK, THIRDCOOK (hotel AND(water &BAKER rest.) trans.) (water trans. )310 310322 Manipulating 11II IIII itII ItII 17.2903 MEAT CUTTER 317.887-018317.887-010317.884-022 PACKERCOOKSANDWITCR HELPER(hotel MAN (hotel& (hotelrest.) & &rest.) rest.) I 360322360 Handling 11 concernedSpecializedtion of carcasseswith classroom the cutting,and and consumer-size practical trimming, work.experienc portionsand prepara- for 316.781-014316.781-010 CARVERBUTCHER, (hotel MEAT &(hotel rest.) & rest.) 319 I Precision Wk. 11 N cookingsale by inwholesale a food serviceor retail establishment. establishments, or for Instruc- 316.884-018316.884-010 MEATBUTCHER, CUTTER CHICKEN (ret. ANDtr.; FISH whole (hotel tr.)& rest.) 322 I Manipulating 11 ofprocessingcuttingtools,tion meats, is identification differentprovidedpoultry, fish, counter inandcuts the fish.all-and of display,use =este, of techniques certain anddressing refrigerati meatcutting used poultry, in 316.884-022 MEAT-CUTTER APPRENTICE (ret. tr.; whole tr.) 322 it 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESSiences.Specialized in table classroom preparation, and practical food handling, work exper- and 311.138-018311.138-010 WAITERCOUNTER CAPTAIN SUPERVISOR (hotel (hotel & rest.) & rest.) 461 Super. Wk. (Ser. & Rel.) VI VI N cleanlinessserving. and appearance, sanitary handling of Instruction is provided in personal 1311.138-022311.878-010 BUSWAITER, BOY (hotelHEAD & rest.) 507461 Misc. Per. (Food Ser. & Rel.) 11 VI 11 IV menu,foodseating carryingand equipment,guests, the traytaking setting and orders dishes, a table, and placing interpreting receiving orders and the 311.878-014 CAR HOP (hotel & rest.) 507 11 11 11 11 checks,in the acceptingkitchen, servingmoney and procedures, making change making for out 311.878-026311.878-022311.878-018 COUNTERMAN,COUNTERMANCOOK, STEAM CAFETERIALUNCHROOMTABLE (r.r. (hotelOR trans.)COFFEE & rest )507 507 11II 11II IIVI II 1111 IIVI andchecks, customers. and proper relations with fellow employees 311.878-034311.878-030 FLOORCRIB GIRL,OPERATOR CAFETERIA (hotel (hotel& rest.) &SHOP (hotel & rest.) 507 11 11VI 11 11 11 VI11 311.878-046 WAITER, BUFFET (hotel & rest.)rest.) 507 11 11 CI 11 VI 11 311.878311:878311.878-050 -054--062 WAITER, FORMALDININGOUTSIDE (hotelCAR DELIVERY (r.r. & rest.) trans.)(hotel& rest.) 507507 IIn IVnII VIweII IIite IIweIt nII II 170 311.878-066 WAITER, ROOM SERVICE (hotel & rest. )507 11 t1 VI 11 11 11 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATICI DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.2904 Code WAITER /WAITRESS- Continued Instructional program 311.878-070 Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. Title II) 319.468-014319.468-010 WHEELMANWAITRESS,ORDER (hotelCLERK, CAMP &FOOD(any rest.) ANDind.) BEVERAGE 501501507 CustomerMisc. Per. Ser. Ser. Wk., (Food Ser. 11 tt n.e.c. et & Rel.) 17.2999 350.878-034350.138-010319.878-010 WAITERHEADWAITERFOUNTAIN (water MAN(water trans.)(hotel trans.) & rest.) 461507 Misc.Misc.Super. Per. Per. Wk.Ser. Ser. (Ser. (Food (Food & Ser.Rel.) Ser. & Rel.) & Rel.) above.occupations,QUANTITYlearningInclude FOOD hereexperiences which OCCUPATIONS,other are organized emphasizednot listed (Specify.) OTHER subject matter and in quantity food or classifiable 526.782-030318.138-010 COOK,KITCHEN KETTLE STEWARD (can. (hotel & & rest.)cereal; flair. ext. & sirup) preserv; 435461 Operating-ControllingSuper. Wk. (Ser. & Rel.) 17.30 theory,commercialClassroomREFRIGERATION application, andchilling shop experiences andand freezing operating of compressors, concerned with systems, including 950.132-010919.782-010 REFRIGERATING-MACHINE OPERATOR (motor trans.) 435 pressureexpansion controlls; and float diagnosingvalves, thermostats, and overhauling, and 950.782-046950.782-042 REFRIGERATINGREEFERREFRIGERATION ENGINEER ENGINEER FOREMAN (water (any (anytrans.) ind.)ind.) 435299 Operating-ControllingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) // 17.31 SMALLhermeticchargingtesting ENGINE units, systemsmethods REPAIR, relays, withand INTERNAL procedures;refrigerants;and overload devices.COMBUSTION charging and dis- and testing tt outboardusedmaintainingClassroom on portablemotors, andand shop repairingchainpower experiences equipment,saws, and erotary tillers. a variety of small engines625.281-034 concerned with 2 lawnmowers, 625.281-038620.281-086 MOTORCYLEGASOLINE-ENGINE REPAIRMAN REPAIRMAN (auto ser.) (anyInd.) 312312 Crafts. & Rel. Wk. andbustionInstruction customer engine relations.includes operation, principles of reading technical manuals internal con- 625.381-018625.281-042 LIFEPOWER-SAWOUTBOARD-MOTOR TESTER, MECHANIC OUTBOARD TESTER (any MOTORS (engineind.) &(enginesturbine) & turbines) 312312 17.32 OrganizedSTATIONARY specializedENERGY SOURCES learning OCCUPATIONS 806.281-030 INTERNAL-COMBUSTION-ENGINE IN-SPECTOR (engine & turbine) 312 latesing theory, to the laboratory,installation, and operation, andshopwork mainten- as each re- experiences, includ- 950.885-014950.782-054 BOILERSTATIONARY ROOM HELPERENGINEER (any (any ind.) ind.) I 447435 TendingOperating-Controlling tt generatingance of large electricity, power sources pumping, for purposes suchand asheating. Ma- 951.885-014951.885-010 COAL-SUBSTATION ATTENDANT (anyind.) 447 ii orjor furnaces.hydro), equipment engines involved (diesel may be turbines (steam, or gas), atomic reactors gas, 951.885-022951.885-018 FIREMAN, MARINELOWHIGH PRESSURE PRESSURE (water (anytrans.)(any ind.) ind.) 447447 tt 952.782-030 POWER-PLANT OPERATOR (any ind.) I 435 Operating-Controlling 171 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3201 OrganizedELECTRICtricinstallation, power POWERlearning generating GENERATINGoperation, experiences stations PLANTSand maintenanceconcerned from which with ofthe elec-the 952.281-010950.782-026 LOADSUBSTATIONENGINEMAN CHECKER (any INSPECTOR (light, ind.) heat,(light, & pow-heat,& power) 312435271 CraftsInspect.Operating-Controlling & Rel. & Stock Wk. Check. furnaces;operation,use.electricityin general atomic and mayconstruction, maintenance bereactors; either foralsoboilers;of gas,sale includes oil,orelectrical industrial ortheory, coal Instruction, in addition to that required 952.588-010952.387-014952.387-010 TURBINEPOWERHOUSE ATTENDANT RUNNER (light, heat,heat,& er)power) 289271 Routine Check. & Record. preparationengines;emergencygenerators; special andmay steam, safetybe instrumentation; designed gas, procedures. hydroturbines, to provide control; specializa- and and diesel Occupational 952.781-010 SWITCH INSPECTOR (light, heat,power)& &power) 319 Operating-ControllingPrecision Wk. hydro,ingtion plant foratomic, a constructionspecific diesel, type or or gasof operation, electricturbine. powere.g., generat.isteam, 952.782-022952.782-018952.782-014 H/DROELECTRICTRIC-STATIONFEEDER-SWITCHBOARDDIESEL-PLANT OPERATOR OPERATOR (light, OPERATOR (lightheat, & power)power 435435 952.782-026 POWER-PLANT ATTENDANT (radio &tv(light, broad.) heat, & power) 435 11 11 952.782-042952.782-038 SUBSTATIONRECTIFIER OPERATOROPERATOR (light,(light, heat,heat,& power) 435 11 952.782-050952.782-054 SWITCHBOARDSWITCHBOARD OPERATOR OPERATOR (chum.) (light,& heat,power) 435 tt 952.782-062 TURBINE OPERATOR (light, heat,& power)&power) 435 11 11 17.3202 installation,OrganizedPUMPINGinstallations PLANTS learning operation, handling experiences liquids,and maintenance concerned gases, orofwith solidspumpin the 914.782-018914.782-014 STATIONOIL PUMPER ENGINEER, (petrol. MAIN production) LINE (pipe lines) 435 foruse. remote delivery through pipelines or for local Pumps are commonly driven by electric motors 914.885-010 DREDGE OPERATOR, BRIDGE (mining& quarrying) 447 Tending 11 dieselcludes engines, theory, oroperation, gas turbines. and maintenance of pumps Instruction in- 914.885-018914.885-014 PUMPMANGAS-TRANSFER (any ind.)MAN (comp. & liquefiegases) 447447 It wellpipelines, as instrumentation motors, engines, and control. and gas turbines as 914.885-022950.782-014 COMPRESSORPUMPMAN, BREWERY ENGINEER, (malt CAISSON liquors)(const.) 435447 Operating-Controlling It 172 952.782-010953.380-010950.885-010 AUXILIARY-EQUIPMENTAIR-COMPRESSORGAS-PLANT OPERATOR OPERATOR OPERATOR(light, (any heat,ind.)& power)(light, heat, & power) 435430447 Operating-ControllingSet-upTending or Mach. Oper. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.3203 Code PUKING PLANTS-Continued Instructional program 953.782-018 Code GAS-PUMPING-STATION OPERATOROccupational Title (Vol. I) Page435 Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Operating-Contmlling Title 953.782-030953.782-022 LIQUEFACTION-AND-REGAS/FICATION-power)PLANT(light, OPERATOR heat, (light, & power) heat, & 435 955.782-018954.782-014 SEWAGE-PLANTPUMP-STATIONPUMPMAN, GAS OPERATOROPERATOR,PLANT (light, (sanitary WATERWORKS heat,& power)(waterworks) 435435 17.3299 andIncludeSTATIONARY learning here ENERGY experiencesother SOURCESorganized emphasized OCCUPATIONS, subject in theOTHER matter prepa- ser.) 17.33 TEXTILEwhichration(Specify.) are PRODUCTIONfor not stationary listed AND or FABRICATIONenergy classifiable sources above.occupations wool,andmaterials.Classroomaspects repairsynthetic of andof the garmentsshopfibers, fabrication experiences orconstructed fur; of apparel concernedtextiles of andwith kindred all Instruction emphasizes the fabrication cotton, accessorie 789.687-038785.381-014 GARMENT-ALTERATIONSAMPLE STITCHER (garment) EXAMINER (ret. tr.) 282312 Sort.,Crafts Inspect.,& Rel. Wk. & Rel. Wk. 17.3301 lugs,goods,e.g., such handbags,such as as slipcovers, sheets belts, and shoes, drapes,pillowcases; and andgloves; and white curtains. furnish coats,fittingconcernedSpecializedDRESSMAKING and of withsuits.women's classroom the apparel,construction, and laboratory such altercation, Instruction includes sketching; as dresses, experiences and 785.381-038785.381-026 WOMEN'S-GARMENTSEAMSTRESS, WOMEN'S FITTER GARMENT (ret. tr.)ALTERATIONS (ret. tr.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. identification,includingandmaking;style, handstitching; cuttingline, cleaning and andfabric color andalteringselection pressing;to in patterns; fashionfinished of fabrics.and design; draping;classificatio garments, pattern- machi e 173 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.3302 Code TAILORING Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I 319Page * Precision Wk. Title machine,children'stheSpecialized fabrication of allouter learning types andgarments. alteration, ofexperiences men's, women's, by concerned hand andand with Instruction includes 785;281-010785.261-010782.781-014 ALTERATIONMASTERLINING TAILORFINISHER TAILOR (garment; (clean, (garment; ret.dye, per tr.)&ser.;press.) ret. tr.) 312308 CraftsCostum., & Rel.Tailor., & Dressmaking repairssewing;sewing,taking and measurements;handand alterations, fitting;and machine handpreparing from pressing; and start powered patterns; toand finish, machinemaking cutting, 785.381-030785.381-010 MEN'S-GARMENTSHOP TAILOR (garment;FITTIR(ret. ret. tr.) tr.) 312 11II II IIII 17.3399 TEXTILEtions.according PRODUCTION to patterns AND andFABRICATION, designer's OTHER specifics- 435 Operating-Controlling classifiableductionlearningInclude and hereexperiences fabrication,above.other organized emphasized which subject are in nottextile matter listed pro- and or (Specify.) 580.885-010580.884-014580.884-010580.782-014580.782-010 BRIM-STRETCHING-MACHINEBLOCKER,WEFTFIXER, STRAIGHTENER BOARDING HAND (hat ROOM (textile)& cap)(hosiery) OPERATOR III 447322435322 ManipulatingTending 580.885-018580.885-014 CLOTHCALENDERING-MACHINE DRIER (knit goods) OPERATOR (knit(hat & goods)cap) 447 580.885-038580.885-034580.885-022 HAT-BLOCKING-MACHINECOLLAR-TURNER OPERATOR OPERATOR (garment)(hat && cap)cap) ItII 447447 580.885-054580.885-046580.885-042 HOOKING-MACHINEPRE-PLEATERHYDRAULIC BLOCKER (house OPERATOR (hatfurn.) & cap) (textile) I 447 580.885-074580.885-066580.885-062 TENTER-FRAMESTRETCHERSKEIN- (hatDYER OPERATOR &(knit cap) goods;(knitI goods;textile) 447 581.885-014581.782-010580.885-078 DRIER-AND-REWINDERCARBONIZERTIP STRETCHER (textile) (hat OPERATOR & cap) textile)(fiber rugs) 447435 TendingOperating-Controlling 174 581.885-030 DRY-CANS OPERATOR (textile) 447 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.3399 Code TEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER-Continued Instructional program 581.885-038 Code DRYING-MACH/NE OPERATOR, Occupational Title (Vol. I 447Page Tending Title 582.782-014581.885-042 DRYINGDRUM -PRINTER UNIT - FELTING(textile) MACHINE PACKAGEOPERATOR (felt (textile) goods) 447435 Operating-Controlling 11 582.782-018582.782-022 DYE-RANGEFINISHING-MACHINE OPERATOR, OPERATORCLOTH (textile) 435 11 582.782-030 AGERSLASHER OPERATOR TENDER (textile) (textile) (narrow fabrics) 447435 Tending VI 11 582.885-026582.885-030582.885-010582.885-046 BLEACHERCLOTH-FINISHING-RANGEBLEACH-RANGE (knit OPERATORgoods) MIDDLEMAN(textile)(textile) 447447 'II/ 582.885-058582.885-054 COLORING-MACHINECLOTH-WASHER OPERATOR OPERATOR (textile) (hat 447 11 582.885-102582.885-062 DYE-REELCONDITIONER OPERATOR TENDER (knit (textile) goods;& cap) 447 11 582.885-150582.885-202 OPEN-DEVELOPERSIZING-MACHINE-AYH-DRIER OPERATOR (textile) OPERATORtextile) 447 11 582.885-222583.132-010582.885-226 FOREMAN,SPRAY-MACHINESTEAMER PRESSINGTENDER OPERATOR (textile) DEPARTMENT (textile)(felt goods) 447299447 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 583.782-010583.137-010 FOREMAN,COATING- PLEATINGAND - EMBOSSING (trim. -UNIT& stamp. OPERATORart(garment) (feltgoods) goods; textile) 435299 Operating-Controlling 11 583.884-010583.782-014 PLEATER,EMBOSSING-PRESS HAND (trim. OPERATOR & stamp. (artif. artleather) 322435 Manipulating 11 11 583.884-014583.885-010 WAISTBUFFER,BREAKER PLEATER MACHINE MACHINE (trim (leather MAN& stamp. (textile) mfg.) artgoods)goods) 447322 Tending 11 583.885-026 175 M.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol.T II) Title 17.3399 ContinuedTEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- 583.885-030583.885-034 CALENDER OPERATORMACHINE OPERATOR(felt goods;tex. bag; textile) 447 Tending 583.885-058583.885-054583.885-050 EMBOSSINGEMBOSSING-MACHINEEMBOSSER (any MACHINE Ind.) OPERATOR (artif.(asbestos leather) prod.) 447447 583.885-062 FOLDING-MACHINE OPERATOR HELPER(garment) (plastics mat.) 447 ft 583.885-082583.885-078 JACQUARD-TWINE-POLISHERHYDRAULIC-PRESS OPERATOR OPERATOR(cord.(knit &goods) twine) 447 ft 583.885-098583.885-094583.885-090 NARROW-FABRICMANGLERPOUNCING-LATHE (knit goods)CALENDERER OPERATOR (narrow(hat &fabrics) 447 It 583.885-106 PRESSER,PRESSING-MACHINE BUFFING WHEEL OPERATOR (tex. prod.,cap) n.e.c.) 447 ft 583.885-118583.885-114583.885-110 ROLLER-MACHINEPRESSING-MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (hosiery)(hosiery) II I 447 tt 583.885-122 RUBBERIZER, MACHINE (garment) (leather mfg.) 447 ii 583.885-158583.885-130583.885-126 TRIMMING-MACHINESHAPERSEAM PRESSER AND PRESSER (hat OPERATOR &(garment) cap) 447 it 583.886-014583.885-166 GLOVEYARN-POLISHING-MACHINE TURNER AND FORMER, OPERATOR(textile)(garment; knit goods) 356447 Feeding-Offbearing VI 583.886-034583.886-018 HYDRAULIC-PRESS-OPERATORPRESS FEEDER (garment; knitHELPERAUTOMATIC(felt goods)(glove & mit.) 356356 II Itft 176 584.885-014583.887-010 CLOTH-MERCERIZERBELT RUBBERIZER (garment) OPERATOR goods)(textile) 447360 HandlingTending Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY or OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3399 ContinuedTEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- 585.885-058585.885-010584.885-050 RAPPERMANGLEBUFFER TENDER (hat &(felt(textile) cap) goods; garmentknit goods; textile) 447447 Tending 586.885-018586.782-018586,.782-014 MACHINEFULLING-MACHINEFULLER (textile)HELPER (felt OPERATOR goods) (felt goods) 435356435 Feeding-OffbearingOperating-Controlling 586.885-034586.885-030 HAT-FORMING=MACHINESHRINKING-HACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR (hat(hat & cap) 447447 Tending 11 587.885-014587.782-010587.384-010 BRUSHAUTOCLAVESANFORIZE OPERATOR OPERATOR TESTER (textile) (textile)(textile) & cap) 447435271 TendingOperating-ControllingInspect. & Stock Check. 587.885-022 CLOTH- SHRINKING - MACHINE OPERATOR(garment; textile) 447 11 587.885-030 LONDON- SHRINKING - MACHINE OPERATOR(garment; textile) 447 11 587.885-038587.885-034 SHRINKINGSANFORIZING-MACHINE - MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (textile) 447 11 587.885-042 SOARER (textile) (knit goods) 447 11 587.886-010587.V5-046 HEBDON4SACHINE-SPONGERSTRIKE-OUT-MACHINE OPERATORHELPER (textile)(textile) 447356 Feeding-Offbearing 11 589.885-094589.885-010587.886-014 LAUNDRYMANBLENDING-MACHINESANFORIZING-MACHINE-OPERATOR (house OPERATORfurn.) HELPER(textile) (textile) 447447356 Tending 11 680.885-022680.885-014589.885-110 COMBERCARDPLEATER TENDER TENDER (knit (asbestos (textile)goods; textile)prod.; textile) 447447 680.885-030680.885-026 DRAW-MACHINEDRAW-FRAME TENDER OPERATOR (cord. (synthetic & twine)fibers) 447 It11 680.885-066680.885-038680.885-034 PICKERFINISHERDRAWING-FRAME TENDER -CARD (textile)TENDERTENDER (textile)(asbestosprod.; textile) 447 177 :U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instruc;tional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3399 ContinuedTEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- 680.885-074680.885-070 PICKERPICE1NG-MACHINE MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (matt. (any& Ind.)bedspring) 447 Tending It 681.137-010681.131-010 FOREMAN, PREPARATIONTWISTING DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT (fiber ruga) 299 Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 11 681.280-014681.137-014 MACHINEFOREMAN, FIXER WINDING (textile) AND TWISTINGDEPARTMENT(textile) (textile) 430299 Set-up or Mach. Oper. 681.687-010681.685-010 THREADCOVERING-MACHINE-OPERATOR INSPECTOR (synthetic HELPER (textile) 282 Sort., Inspect., & Rel.ii Wk. it It ff 681.780-010681.687-014 ROPEYARN MACHINEEXAMINER SET-UP (glass MAN mfg.; (cord.& synthetictwine)fibers) fibers; textile) 433282 Set Up & Adjustmant 11 II 681.782-018681.782-014681.782-010 ROPERUGDRESSER MAKER,SETTER, TENDER ROPEWALK AXMINISTER (textile) (cord. (carpet & twine)& 435 Operating -Containing If11 681.885-010681.782-022 BALLRUG SETTER,WARPER TENDERVELVET (textile)(carpet &rug) 447435 Tending 11 681.885-018681.885-014 BEAMERBEAM-WARPER (textile) TENDER, AUTOMATICnarrow(asbestos fabrics; prod.; textile) knit goods; 447 681.885-034681.885-026681.885-030 DOUBLING-MACHINECOVERING-MACHINECOILEit (cord. & twine)OPERATOR (knitgoods;(textile) textile) 447 Fi 681.885-050681.885-046681.885-042 QUILLINGPRECISELONG-CHAIN WINDERMACHINE (textile) OPERATOR, (textile) AUTOMATIC (narrow fabrics; 447 It 178 681.885-038681.885 -054 REELING-MACHINEGAS-REEL TENDER OPERATOR (textile) (textile)IItextile) 447447 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCA1ION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY or OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.3399 Code TEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- Instructional program 681.885-058 Code ROPE MAKER, MACHINEOccupational (asbetos Titleprod.) (Vol. I) Page 447 Tending Title Continued 681.885-070681.885-062 ROPE- LAYING MACHINE - MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (textile)(cord. & twine) 447 681.885-106681.885-102681.885-078 STRAND-FORMING-MACHINETHROWERSKEIN WINDER(synthetic (hosiery; fibers) OPERATOR knit goods;(cord. textile) & twine) 447 681.885-126681.885-110 WARPTWISTER SPOOLER TENDER (narrow (asbestos_prod.; fabrics; textile)glass mfg.; synthetic fibers; 447447 681.887-010681.886-914681.886-010681.885-138 WARPBEAMERBEAMYARN MANBOY, WINDERHELPER (textile) SORTING (any(textile) (textile)ind.) 360356356447 HandlingFeeding-Offbearing 682.885-010682.687-010682.137-010681.887-014 BOBBINROVING-WEIGHTFOREMAN,YARN CLEANER WINDER, SPINNING (any GAGERMACHINE (textile)ind.) (textile) (cord.& twine; hosiery; knit goods; 447282299360 TendingSort.,Super. Inspect.,Wk. (Farm., & Rel.Mfg. Wk.etc.) 682.885-014 WINDER, textile) 447 It 682.885-022682.885-018 SPINNER, MULEFRANK (asbestos (asbestos prod.; prod.;textile)(textile) 447 'V 683.130-010682.887-010682.885-026 FLOORLADY,TRAVELERTWISTER (cord.CHANGER ENDLESS-BELT- & (textile)twine) DEPARTMENT (narrow fabrics) 447299360 HandlingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 683.130-013683.130-014 WEAVE-ROOMLOOM FACER FOREMANOVERSEER (carpet (narrow & fabrics) 299299 ce tr 683.130-022 WEAV/NG, FOREMAN (asbestos prod.;rug)textile) 299 179 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol.1 II) Title 17.3399 ContinuedTEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- 683.280-018683.228-010 LOOMINSTRUCTOR, FIXER (asbestos WEAVING prod.;(textile) 430335 I Set-upIndust. or Training Mach. Opar. 683.280-014 CARPET- FIXER (carpet & narrow fabrics; textile) 430 I /I It II II 683.280-010683.280-022 HARNESSSWATCH BUILDERCHECKER (textile)(textile) rug) 430 VIIII II IIn II 11It 683.380-014 LOOM CHANGER (textile)' 430 ,,II 1,11 :III II11 el11 683.487-010683.384-010683.380-022683.380-018 BELTING-An-WEBBINGPATTERN-LEASERUG-FRAMELOOM STARTER INSPECTOR (textile)INSPECTOR INSPECTOR(carpet (textile) & rug)(narrow fabrics) 430282271 Sort.,Inspect. Inspect., & IIStock &Check. Rel. Wk. II II II H 683.684-010 HARNESS PULLER (textile) 282 IIH II II II II 683.780-010683.687-010683.684-014 WArLP-TENSIONWEAVINGWRWESS INSPECTORMAN, TESTERPLACING-IN (textile) (textile) (textile) 433282 Set Up 4 AdjustmentII /I II II 11II II n11 11It II 683.781-010683.780-014 CHAINHEDDLES BUILDER, TIER, JACQUARDLOOM CONTROL LOOM (textile)(narrow fabrics; textile) 319 Precision Wk. 683.782-010 CARD CUTTER, JACQUARD (narrowfabrics; textile) 435 Operating-Controlling U II 683.782-026683.782-018683.782-014 JACQUARD-LOOMCARPET WEAVERWEAVER, (carpet WEAVERJACQUARD (narrow& rug)LOOM (carpet & rug) 435 II II fabrics) 11 II 683.782-042683.782-030 WEAVERJACQUARD-LOOM (asbestos WEAVER prod.; (textile) textile) 435 II it 683.782-054683.782-046683.782-050 WEAVER,WEAVER APPRENTICE(fiberNARROW rugs;FABRICS (asbestos paper (asbestos goods) prod.textile) 435 II U 683.885-010683.782-058 CARDWEAVER, CHANGER, TIRE CORDJACQUARD (textile) prod.;(narrow narrow fabrics; fabrics) textile) 447435 Tending It II 180 683.885-018683.885-014 DRAWER-IN,CARD LACER, HAND JACQUARD (narrow (narrow fabrics;fabrics;textile) textile) 447 It DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3399 ContinuedTEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- 683.885-022 DRAWING-IN-MACHINE-TENDER HELPER(textile) 447 Tending it 683.885-046683.885-038683.885-042 WEAVER,TWISTER-IN AXMINSTERNEEDLE (narrow LOOM (carpet (narrowfabrics; & rug) textile) 447 Itet 683.887-026683.887-010 LOOMDRAWER-IN CHANGEOVER HELPER, OPERATOR HAND (narrow (fiberfabrics;fabrics) textile) 360360 Handling ft 684.684-010684.384-010684.280-010684.137-010 QUALITY-CONTROLFOREMANSTOCKINGLOOPER (hosiery)FIXER INSPECTOR (hosiery) TESTER (hosiery) (hosieryrugs) 430282271299 Sort.,Inspect.Set-upSuper. Inspect.,orWk. & Mach.Stock(Farm., Oper.&Check. Rel.Mfg. Wk.etc.) 684.687-010 PAIRER (hosiery) 282 11 tt tt It ft 684.687-018684.687-014 SIZERRE-INSPECTOR (hosiery) (hosiery) 282 tt 11/IIt It itft fttt 684.782-012684.782-010 KNITTING-MACHINE OPERATOR, FULL-FASHIONED HOSIERY (hosiery) 282 ttIt It ittt itit fttt FASHIONED(hosiery) HOSIERY, AUTOMATIC tt 684.885-014684.885-010684.782-014 TRANSFERSTOCKINGSEAMLESS KNITTER RIBBERHOSIERY (hos:,,,xy) (hosiery) KNITTER (hosiery 447282 Tending It ft If 685.380-014685.380-010685.137-010 WINDINGLINKKNITTER - ANDFOREMAN MECHANIC - LINK (knit- KNITTING(knit goods) goods) MACHINEOPERATOR (knit goods) 430299 Set-upSuper. orWk. Mach. fI(Farm., Oper. Mfg. etc.) It IF It 685.687-010 CLOTH INSPECTOR (knit goods) 282 Sort., Inspect.,11 & Rel. Wk. tt 685.781-010685.780-010685.687-022685.687-018 JACQUARD-PLATEPATROLLERFINISHED-STOCKTHREADER (knit(knit MAKER TENDER goods)goods) (knit (knit goods)goods) 433319282 PrecisionSet Up & AdjustmentWk. Ittt Itft itIt tt 685.885-022685.885-010 CIRCULARKNITTER,CHAIRMAN KNITTER(knitFULL-FASHIONED goods) (knit goods) GARMENT(knit goods) 447 Tending It 685.885-026685.885-018685.885-014 FLATKNITTING-MACHINE KNITTER (knit OPERATORgoods) (knitgoods) 447 t.11 'Si. U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional prop-me Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) 447Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3399 TEXTILEContinued PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- 689.280-010685.886-014685.885-034 WARP-KNITTING-MACHINEKNITTING-MACHINEKNITTING- MACHINE- FIXER OPERATOROPERATOR (hosiery; HELPER(knit goods) 430356 Feeding-OffbearingSet-upTending or Mach. Oper. 689.280-018689.280-014 QUILTERSECTION FIXER MAN (textile)(house furn.) I knit goods) 430 II III 11 O 689.780-010689.687-014688.387010 EMBLEMNEEDLE-LOMMCLOTH DRAWER-INGRADER SET-UP(textile) (embroid.) MAN (felt goods 433435282271 Inspect.SetSort., Up &Inspect., AdjustmentStock Check. & Rel. Wk. 689.782-010689.782-018689.782-014 NEEDLEFELTMAKING-MACHINELOOMAUTOMATIC- (hosiery; PAD - HARINGknit goods)MACHINE OPER-OPERATOR (waste & batting) 435 Operating-Controlling 689.885-026689.885-022689.782-022 BLANKET-CUFFING-MACHINEBATTING-MACHINENEEDLE-LOOM OPERATOR OPERATOR (felt OPERATOR goods)ATOR(textile; (felt goods) waste & batting) 447435447 Tending 11 689.885-046 BRAIDING-MACHINECLOTH WINDER (any OPERATOR ind.) (textile)(asbestos prod.; narrow fabrics 447 11 689.885-158689.885-094689.885-058 ROVINGNEEDLE -LOOMWINDER, TENDER FIBER (felt GLASS goods) (glassmfg.) 447447 11 739.381-010781.132-010 FOREMAN,CANVAS WORKER CUTTING (canvas DEPARTMENT goods; ship& boat(garment) bldg. & repair) 299312 CraftsSuper. & Wk.Rel. (Farm., Wk. Mfg. etc.) 781.381-014781.281-014781.281-010 DESIGNERBLUE-PENCILSAIL-LAY-OUTMAN AND MAN TEMPLATE (garment) (canvas MAKER, goods) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 111! !!II 781.381-022781.381-018 PATTERNMAKERPATTERN CUTTER (furn.; (garment) garment;COVERINGStex. prod., (aircraft n.e.c.) mfg.) 312312 O II11 II O 781.484-010 MARKERCUTTING (any INSPECTORind.) I (house furn.) 282 Sort., Inspect., ff Rel. Wk. II11 11 II 781.687-014781.687-010781.684-010 ASSEMBLERCLOTH EXAMINER, (garment; HAND glove (textile) & mit.) 282 11 O tt 11 13CI 182 781.687-018781.687-022 DRAPERCUTTER (garment; HELPER (glove knit goods)& mit.) 282282 11 O II U 11 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF MCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.3399 Code TEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Title Continued 781.687-030781.687-026 LININGGLOVE-PARTS MATCHER INSPECTOR (garment) (glove &mit.) 282 Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. II It tt 781.884-014781.884-010 BLANKETBEDSPREAD CUTTER CUTLER (textile) (house furn.) I 322 Manipulating 11 781.884-026781.884-024781.884-022781.884-018 CUTTER,CUTTER APPRENTICE, HAND (any ind.)HAND (anyIVII ind.) 322322 781.884-038781.884-030781.884-034 LAYCUTTER, -OUT- 'HANDROTARYMACHINE MACHINE (knit SHEAR (anyOPERATOR goods) (textile)ind.) (house I 322322 781.884-042781.884-050 MATCHPLEAT UP PATTERNMAKER CUTTER (garment) (trim. & furn.)stamp. art goods) 322 781.884-054781.884-066781.884-062781.884-058 RUGPUNCHERSCALLOPSAIL CLIPPER CUTTER (garment) TRIMMER (carpet (canvas (knit & goods)rug) goods; 322 tt 781.884-070 SKIRT-TRIMMING-MACHINE OPERATORtextile) 322 tt 781.887-014781.884-074 CUTTER,SPREADER BAND (any.ind.) (any ind.) II I (garment) 360322 Handling tt 781.887-030781.887-022781.887-018 GOODSCUTTERCUTTER, LAYER HELPER HAND (textile) (any(any ind.)ind.) III 360 tt 781.887-070781.887-066781.887-038 MARKERSTAMPERSPREADER (garment; (trim. (any ind.) &knit stamp. Igoods) art 360 tt 781.887-078781.887-074 TRIMMER,STENCILER HAND (garment) (any ind.) goods) 360 tt 782.281-026782.884-010782.782-010 CANVAS-COVERWEAVER,KNITTING HAND MACHINE REPAIRMAN(per. OPERATOR,ser.) (any ind.) HAND(knit goods) I 322435319 ManipulatingOperating-ControllingPrecision Wk. 782.884-022782.884-014 FABRICCROCHETER, WORKER HAND (aircraft (knit goods)mfg.) 322322 tt11 183 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3399 TEXTILEContinued PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- 782.884-034782.884-050 HOSIERYGARMENT MENDER (knit(hosiery; goods) per.ser.) 322322 Manipulating ii 782.884-062782.884-074782.884-066 RUGMENDERPASSEMENTERIE MENDER (textile) (fiber WORKER rugs)_stamp. (trim art & goods) 322 ii1/ 786.134-010784.781-010784.281-010782.884-090 FOREMAN,HATMILLINERWEAVER, MAKER HAND(ret. INSPECTION(hat (narrow tr.)& cap) DEPARTMENTfabrics; textile) 299319312322 PrecisionCraftsSuper. & Wk. Rel.Wk. (Farm., Wk. Mfg. etc.) ii 786.782-018 BINDER (garment) I (garment) 435 Operating-Controlling ii ii 786.782-030786.782-026786.782-022 FAGOTINGELASTICEDGER (garment) ATTACHER MACHINE (garment)OPERATOR 435 iiii nii 786.782-034 FAGOTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) I 435 It 11 786.782-038786.782-042 FUR-JOINERFELLER, MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) (garment) (garment) II 435 ii 786.782-054786.782-050786.782-046 HEMSTITCHINGHEMMERGATHERING-MACHINE (garment) MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (garment) 435 (garment) 435 ii ii 786.782-062786.782-058 MATCH-UPINSERTER GIRL (garment) (garment) I 435 ii iiii 786.782-078786.782-074786.782-070786.782-066 PIPING4fACHINEPATCHERPLEAT SEWER(garment) (garment) OPERATOR (garment) 435435 786.782-090786.782-086786.782082 SEWING-MACHINESETTER,SCALLOPER GARMENT (garment) OPERATOR OPERATOR,PARTS (garment) (ret. REGULAR EQUIPMENTtr. (garment) 435435 786.782-094 SHELL--MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 435 ti 786.782-098 - MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 435 ii iiIt 184 786.782-118786.782-110786.782-106 TUCKING-MACHINETAPING-MACHINESTRIP SEWER (garment) OPERATOR OPERATOR (garment) (garment 435 iiO Itii

'QV U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY CF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3399 ContinuedTEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- 786.885-010786.782-126 BUTTONHOLEZIPPER SEWER MECHANIC (garment) OPERATOR (garment) 447435 TendingOperating-Controlling 786.885-022786.885-018786.885-014 EYELET-MACHINEEMBROIDERY-CIRCULAR- STITCHMACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR OPERATOR (garment) (garment(garment) 447447 11 786.885-026 FASTENER - SEWING- MACHINE OPERATORI 447 11 786.885-034786.885-030 GIMP--MACHINE OPERATOR(garment)(garment). 447 11 786.885-042786.885-038 TACKING-MACHINESLIP-STITCH-MACHINESEWING-MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR, OPERATOR SPECIALEQUIPMENT(garment) (garment) 447 786.885-046 TAILORED-BUTTONHOLE-MACHINE (garment) 447 11 787.381-010787.138-010 LAMP-SHADEFOREMAN, SEWING SEWER DEPARTMENT(fabric. prod.,n.e.c.)OPERATOR(carpet (garment) & rug) 312305 CraftsSuper. & Wk.Rel. (Farm., Wk. Mfg. etc.) 787.782-010 ASBESTOS-CLOTH SEWER (asbestosprod.) 435 Operating-Controlling 11 787.782-078787.782-046 -MACHINECARPET SEWER (ret. OPERATOR tr.) (hosiery; laund.) 435 11 111 787.782-106 EMBROIDERY-MACHINE OPERATOR, (any ind.) 435 111 787.782-114 EXAMINER MENDER (tex. prod., n.e.c.) 435 IV11 787.782787.782-158787.782-142 -134 HEMSTITCHINGHEMMERGLOVE (anySEWER ind.) MACHINE(glove &OPERATOR mit.) 435 11 I1 787.782-170 MENDER (house furn.) goods)(textile; trim. & stamp. art 435 11 787.782178787.782-174 MENDER (trim. & stamp. art goods) 435 11 1111 787.782-182 MENDER (embroid.)(carpet & rug; house furn.) 435 11 11111 787.782-184787.782-198 RUFFLERPALM-AND-BACR: (house FORGERfurn.) (glove &mit.) 435435 it 11 185 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code Tlnstructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3399 ContinuedTEXTILE PRODECTION AND FABRICATION, OTHER- 787.782-222787.782-214787.782-202 SEWING-MACHINESEAMMRSAIL FINISHER, (hosiery) OPERATORMACHINE (canvas(auto.goods) 435 Operating-Controlling It itIt 787.782-226787.782-286 SEWING-MACHINESEWING - MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (elec.(canvasequip.) 435 It It 787.782-238787.782-230 SEWING-MACHINESEWING- MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR (embroid.)(feltgoods) 435 It It 787.782-254787.782-246787.782-242787.782-250 SEWINGSEWING-MACHINESEWINGSEWING-MACHIVE MACHINE MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (hat (leather.(furn.)(house & furn.)cap 435 ItItit It 787.782-258 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR (matt.-(wort.bedspring)prod.) & 435 It It 787.782-270787.782-266787.782-262 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOROPERATOR `(tex.(tex.goods)bag) 435 Ittt ttIt 787.782-290 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR, REGULARALLAROUNDprod., (anyn.e.c.) ind.) 435 tt Ittt 787.782-294787.782-370787.782-334 WINDOW-SHADE-CLOTHTAPING-MACHINE OPERATOR SEWER (window(carpet& EQUIPMENTrug; house (any furn.) ind.) 435 Ittt ttIt 787.885-010787.782-390 BAG-MAXINGMACHINEZIPPER SETTER (furn.; OPERATOR, house AUTOMATICfurn.)shade &(any fix.) ind.) 447435 Tending tt It 787.885-078787.885-026 EMBROIDERYSEWING-MACHINE - MACHINE OPERATOR, OPERATOR (knitgoods) 447 ItSt 186 787.885-082787.886-010 EMBROIDERYMACHINESEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR, -OPEEATOR SPECIALEQUIPMENTAUTOMATICHELPER (any (any ind.) ind.) 447356 Feeding-Offbearing tt DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Tnstructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.34 ClassroomLEATHERWORKINGfabrication and andshop repair experiences of all concernedtypes of leatherwith the 690.782-038365.381-010 EMBOSSERLUGGAGE (leatherREPAIRMAN mfg.; (any leatherind.) 435312 Operating-ControllingCrafts & Rel. Wk. boots,emphasizesand artificail moccasins, types leather sandals,and care products. andof footwear,slippers; e.g.,kinds shoes, Instruction 690.885-266 LEATHER1ELT MAKER (leather prod.)prod.) 447 f Tending mending;refinishingsuchshoeand usesasrepairing, orthopedicheels of andtools and dyeing;including soles,andshoemaking machines; salesmanship; and replacement sewingand shoe repair; parts construction;andof wornleathersimplethat partsneed 781.781-010690.885-366784.884-010753.884-050 ASSEMBLER,LEATHERSKIVER (leatherSTAMPERTOOLER HANDBAGS (furn.)(leatherpnid.) (leather prod.) 322319 ManipulatingManipulatingPrecision Wk. handbags,bookkeeping.instruction. luggage, and belts may be included in Repairing of other articles such as 789.684-010789.781-014789.387-010 LEATHERCOLLARINSPECTOR GRADERMAKER (leather (leather(garment; prod.) prod.) glove&prod.) mit.) 319282271 PrecisionInspect.Sort., Inspect., &Wk. Stock Check. & Rel. Wk. 789.884-054789.884-026789.781-022789.781-018789.781-026 HARNESSLEATHERCASESADDLELUGGAGE MAKER MAKERMAKER MAKERWORKER (leather (leather(leather (leather (leather prod.) prod.)prod.) prod.) prod.) 322319 Manipulating 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING CUT-OUT STITCHER (boot & shoe) 435 Operating-Controlling Ii It withOrganized the fabrication classroom ofand all shop types experiences of footwear, concerned in- 690.782-054690.782-030 HEEL BREASTER, LEATHER (boot & shoe) 435 It it cludingthe differentvarious orthopedic parts operations shoes.of the relatedshoe, types to the of makingshoes, ofand Instruction emphasizes 690.782-058 HEEL-SEAT FITTER, MACHINE (boot & shoe) 435 11 shoes;andfinishing; trimming the characteristics and machinery. the use of ofpower leather; sewing, leather cutting, 690.782-078690.782-074 OUTSOLE-CUTTING-MACHINEOUTSOLE CUTTER, AUTOMATIC OPERATOR (rub-ber goods) 435 11 690.782-106 SOLE-CONFORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR(rubber goods) 435 fl It 690.782-114 STITCHER, STANDARDSPECIAL MACHINEMACHINE (boot(boot& shoe)(boot & shoe) 435q435 I,11 690.782-134690.782-122690.782-118 TRIMMER,STITCHER, MACHINE UTILITY (rubber (boot goods)& shoe)& shoe) 435 11 690.885-070690.885-058690.885-050 BURNISHERBUFFERCEMENTER, (boot (boot MACHINE & shoe) & shoe) JOINER I (boot 447 Tending It 690.885-098690.885-102 COUNTER FORMERCUTTER (boot & shoe)& shoe) 447 11 187 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING-Continued Instructional program 690.885-122 Code CUT-OUT-MACHINE OPERATOR (boot& shoe) Occupational Title (Vol. I) 447Page Tending Title 690.885-162690,885-346690.885-174 ROUGHFASTENER,EDGE TRIMMER ROUNDER, MACHINE (boot MACHINE (boot & shoe) (boot& shoe) & shoe) 447447 tt 11/ 690.885-354690.885-350 SEAMROUNDER - RUBBING (boot &MACHINE shoe) OPERATORI (boot & shoe) 447 tt11 690.885-370690.885-362690.885-358 SKIVER,SIDE LASTER, MACHINE STAPLECEMENT (boot (boot & shoe; & shoe) 447447 11 690.885-422 TRIMMER, MACHINE (boot & shoe)rubber goods) 447 11 753.884-010753.381-010699.782-022690.885-462 BOOTMAKER,DIEWELTBED CUTTER BEATERLASTER HAND(any (boot(rubber (rubberind.) & shoe)goods) goods) 322312435 ManipulatingCraftsOperating-Controlling & Rel. Wk. 753.884-042753.884-026 MACHINE-MADE-SHOEHAND LASTER (rubber UNIT goods) WORKER (rubber goods) 322 tt 788.281-010788.137-010788.131-010 FOREMAN,FOREMAN (bootPACKING & shoe)(boot & 'hoe) 312299 CraftsSuper. &Wk. Rel. 11(Farm., Wk. Mfg. etc.) 11 t1 11 11 788.281-014 DESIGNERORTHOPEDIC-BOOT-AND-SHOE AND PAM:MAYER (DotDESIGNER& shoe) AND MAKER (boot & 312 11 tt tt tt 788.381-014788.381-010 SHOEMAKER,COBBLER (boot CUSTOM & shoe) (boot & shoe)shoe) 312 itQ ttU tt tt 788.584-010788.587-010788.384-010 JOBSUE INSPECTORPUTTER-UP SORTER (bootAND TICKET & shoe)shoe) PREPARER II 282282271 Sort.,Inspect. Inspect., & Stock & Check.Rel. Wk. II II II 788.687-010 CASER, SHOE PARTS (boot & shoe)(boot & shoe) 282 ttit tt tl tt11 11 11 788.687-022788.687-014 PARTS-CHECKERCOLOR MATCHER AND (boot DISTRIBUTOR & shoe) 282 11 11 II II it 788.884-030788.687-026 BLEMISHSHANK INSPECTOR REMOVER (boot && shoe)shoe) (boot & shoe) 282322 Manipulatingii tt it tt it 788.884-058788.884-082 CLICKING-MACHINEHAND SEWER, SHOES OPERATOR, (boot & OUTERSshoe)(boot & shoe) 322322 11 DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING-Continued 788.884-090788.884-086 HEEL-SEATHEEL ATTACHER, FITTER, WOOD HAND (boot (boot & shoe& shoe) 322 Manipulating tt 788.884-098788.884-094788.884-102 LASTER,INTERLACERDIRER (boot BAND (boot& (bootshoe) & shoe)& shoe) II I 322 Ittt11 788.884-118788.884-114788.884-110788.884-106 MARKER,LOUISLASTINGOUTSIDE HEEL RANDMACHINE CUTTER, FITTER (boot OPERATOR, HAND (boot& shoe) (boot & shoe)HAND &METHOD shoe) (boot & shoe) 322322 tttt 788.884-126788.884-122 PULLERPULLER AND OVER, LASTER, MACHINE MACHINE (boot (boot && shoe) 322322 Ittt 788.884-134788.884-130788.884-138 ROTARYRASPERSOLESAMPLEMAN SEWER,CUTTER(boot (boot &HAND(boot shoe) &(boot shoe)& shoe) & shoe)shoe) 322 ttIttt 788.884-150788.884-166788.884-162788.884-158 TOPTONGUETHREAD FORMER PRESSERLASTER (boot (boot(boot & shoe) && shoe)shoe) 322 tt 788.884-174788.884-182 WRINKLEUPPER-AND-BOTTOM CHASER (boot LACER, & shoe) RAND (boot & shoe) 360322 Handling tttt 788.887-026788.887-042788.887-038788.887-030 FLAREFINISHINGEDGEDRESSERCEMENTER, POLISHERBREAKER (boot TRIMMERHAND (boot& (bootshoe) (boot & &shoe) shoe)& shoe) 360360 ttIt 788.887-046788.887-050 GOLF-SHOE-SPIKEFLOORWORKER, LASTING ASSEMBLER (boot (boot & shoe) 360 tt 788.887-078788.887-062788.887-054 HEELLABORER, BUILDER, BOOT HAND AND (bootSHOE (boot& shoe) && shoe)shoe) 360 ttIt 788.887-086 LASTLACING-STRING CHALKER (boot CUTTER & shoe)(boot & shoe) 360 tttt 788.887-094788.887-090788.887-102788.887-098 LASTLAST CLEANER PULLER, (boot MACHINEHAND & shoe)(boot (boot & shoe)& shoe) 360360 ItttIt 189 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) I Page Title 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING-Continued 788.887-106788.887-110 MOLDER,PAINTER, SHOE BOTTOM PARTS (boot (boot & &shoe) shoe) 360 Handling tr 788.887-130788.887-134788.887-126 SHOE TURNERCOVERERCLEANER (boot (boot & &shoe) shoe) 360 1111 788.887-142788.887-138 SOLE WETTERSCRAPER (boot (boot & &shoe) shoe) 360 It11 788.887-154788.887-150788.887-146 TACKTABLESTEEL-BOX-TOE PULLER,WORKER (bootRAND INSERTER (boot& shoe) (boot& shoe) &shoe) 360 It11 17.3402 SHOE REPAIR 788.887-186788.887-158 WOOD-HEELTRIMMER, HANDFINISHER (boot (boot & shoe) & shoe) 360 11 withstruction;kindsOrganizedstruction the and repair usesclassroom shoeemphasizes of ofrepairing, alltools and types types andshop including of machines; andexperiences-concerned footwear. care replacement ofshoe shoes; con- In- 365.884-010365.381-014 SHOE-REPAIRMANSHOE REPAIRMAN HELPER(per. ser.)(per. ser.) 322312 ManipulatingCrafts & Rel. Wk. ofsalesmanshipandparts other wornrepair; that partsleather need leatherand such mending;simplearticles, asrefinishing heels bookkeeping. orthopedic such and asandsoles, handbags, dyeing;shoemaking and sewing lug- Repairing 17.3499 LEATHERWORKING,inIncludegage leatherworking, and here belts other OTHERmay whichsubjectbe included are matter not in listed andinstruction. experiences or classi- 17.35 ClassroomUPHOLSTERINGaspectsfiable above. ofand upholstering, shop experiences including concerned furniture, with all (Specify.) 739.381-018 CUTTER, FABRICS AND MATERIALS (aircraft mfg.) 312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. springs.automobile seats, caskets, mattresses, and bed- Instruction includes history and styles 780.131-010 FOREMAN, CUTTING-AND-SEWINGDEPARTMENT (furn.) 299 11Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) it 11 andofing furniture;securing material; springs, installing, patternmaking; filler, repairing, padding,cutting, arranging andsewing, cover- and 780.137-014780.137-010 FOREMAN,FOREMAN, UPHOLSTERY MATTRESS ANDDEPARTMENT BOX SPRINGS(matt. & bedspring) 299299 tI IttI tI 11 trimming; outside coverings; cushion filling; (any ind.) 312 1 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 190 woodstyling refinishing. and designing; tufting and buttoning; and 780.381-010 AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERER (auto. ser.) U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) 1 Page312 f Crafts & Rel. Title 17.35 UPHOLSTERING-Continued 780.381-018780.381-014 AUTOMOBILE-FURNITURE UPHOLSTERERUPHOLSTERER APPREN(any ind.)- TICE (auto. ser.) 312 tt tt II II 780.381-022 UPHOLSTERERFURNITURE-UPHOLSTERER (r.r. trans.) APPRENTICE(any ind.) 312312 11 it II 780.684-010780.587-010780.381-030 TRIMMINGSORTER, UPHOLSTERYASSEMBLER (fPARTS urn.) (furn.) 282282 Sort.,It Inspect., & Rel. Wk. ItII II IIII IIIt 780.884-010780.687-018780.687-014780.687-010 AUTOMOBILE-SEAT-COVER-AND-CON-MATTRESSCOVERINSPECTOR INSPECTOR INSPECTOR (matt. (furn.) &(rubber bedspring) goods)VERTIBLE-TOP INSTALLER 322282 ManipulatingItII IrIII II IIII II (auto. ser.) 322 II 780.884-022780.884-018780.884-014 BAND-TOPBOX-SPRINGBACK PADDER MAKER MAKER(furn.) (matt. (matt. & bedspring) & bed- 322 I 780.884-026780.884-038 CHAIRBOX-SPRING UPHOLSTERER TOPPER (furn.)(matt. & bed-spring) 322 II 780.884-050780.884-042 CUSHIONCOTTON DISPATCHERBUILDER (auto. (furn.) mfg.) 322322 tI 780.884-062780.884-058780.884-054 CUSHION MANBUILDERMAKER (furn.) (furn.) (furn.) I 322322 tIII 780.884-070780.884-066 FABRICATOR,EDGE ROLLER FOAM(furn.) RUBBER (matt.& bedspring; rubber goods) 322 It 780.884-074780.884-082780.884-078 MATTRESS -MAKERFINISHER FILLING (matt. MACHINE(matt. & bedspring) &TENDERbedspring)(matt. & bedspring) 322 780.884-094780.884-090780.884-086 PANELPADDER, MAKERCOVERER, CUSHION (furn.) METAL(furn.) FURNITURE (furn.) 322322 ItII 191 U.S. OFFICE OF EDU4TION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TI Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) ES 17.35 Code UPHOLSTERING-Continued Instructional program 780.884-098 Code POCKETED-SPRING ASSEMBLER (matt.Occupational Title (Vol. I) I Page322 Manipulating Title 780.884-102 RIMER (matt. & bedspring) & bedspring) 322 ti11 780.884-106 SEWING-IN OPERATOR (matt. & bedspring) 322 11 780.884-114780.884-110 SPRINGSLIP-SEAT ASSEMBLER COVERER (furn.; (furn.) matt.& bedspring) 322 n 780.884-126780.884-122780.884-118 STUFFINGSPRINGERSPRING CLIPPER (furn.)MACHINE (furn.) OPERATOR (auto. 322 it11 mfg.; matt. & bedspring) 1 tt 780.884-130 TUFTERTESTER, (matt. CONVERTIBLE & bedspring) SOFA BED-SPRING (matt. & bedspring) 322322 11 780.884-134 UPHOLSTERER (furn.) II 322 it 780.884-138780.884-142 UPHOLSTERY CUTTER (furn.; ret. tr.) 322 11 780.884-146780.884-154780.884-150 WEBBINGUPHOLSTERY TACKER REPAIRMANTRIMMER (furn.) (furn.) (furn.) 322 Itit 780.884-158 WIRE - BORDER ASSEMBLER (furn.;matt. & bedspring) 322 11 780.887-010 BORDER MEASURER AND CUTTER (matt.& bedspring) 360 Handling 11 780.887-014 CLIP-AND-TURN MAN (matt. & bed-spring) 360 ti 780.887-022780.887-018 FEATHERCUSHION - CUTTINGCLEANER MACHINE(furn.) OPERATOR (house furn.) 360 it 780.887-026 FEEDER (house furn.) 360 it 780.867-034780.887-030780.887-038 MATTRESSHASSOCK:MAKERFILLER (houseSTRIPPER (house furn.) (matt. furn.) I & bed- 360 nit 780.887-042 MATTRESS-SPRING ENCASER (matt. bedspring)spring)& II 360 11 192 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code Instructional program Code POCKETED- SPRING INSERTER (auto.Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page360 Handling Title 17.35 UPHOLSTERING-Continued 780.887-046780.887-050 SPRINGSTAPLER, COVERER HAND (furn.)(matt. & bed-mfg.; furn.) 360 IVtl 780.887-058780.887-054780.887-062 -TUFTER,STUFFER HAND (matt. (house & furn.) I spring) bedspring) 360 It11 780.887-070780.887-066 UPHOLSTERY_UPHOLSTERER CLEANERHELPER (any(furn.) and.) 360 tl 17.36 WOODWORKINGClassroom and shop experiences concerned with 806.887-030 UPHOLSTERER (aircraft mfg.) 360 'I woodworkingorshapingcarpentry. subassemblies; stock; occupations assembling other than Instruction emphasizes laying out marking, binding, sawing, carv- products; and repairing complete wooden articles construction and MILLWORKwoodenanding, power andarticles. AND sandingtools CABINET and wood MAKINGtheir uses. Also emphasized are various hand Super. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. etc.) 17.3601 Specializedasconcerned window frames,withclass mass and productionpractical moldings, trim, and panels; and of productswork such experiences 660.280-018660.280-010660.131-010 REFRIGERATORCABINETMAKER CABINETMAKER (woodworking)FOREMAN (woodworking) 430299 11Set-up Mach. Oper. It It withfixtures,andInstruction making assembling kitchensuch includes products parts cabinets, bytraining as means and furniture, ofinstore cutting,handtools shaping, and office equipment. 660.280-014662.782-010 MOLDINGCABINETMAKER SANDER APPRENTICE (woodworking) (wood--(refrigerat.working) equip.) 435430 11Operating-Controlling woodworkingdrafting;drawerinstalling pulls; andmachines;hardware, featuresplanning refinishinge.g., oflayouts; varioushinges, blueprint reading; kindsfurniture; of woods.catches, and 662.782-018662.782-014 MULTIPLESTROKE-BELT-SANDER -DRUM SANDER OPERATOR(woodworking)(woodworking) 435447435 Fending ttSt tI 662.885-042662.885-018 CYLINDER-SANDERTURNING-SANDERSPEED-BELT-SANDER OPERATOROPERATOR OPERATOR (wood-(woodworking)(woodworking) 447447 662.885-046662.886-014 MULTIPLE-DRUM-SANDER HELPER working)(woodworking) 356 Feeding-Offbearing 664.782-030663.885-018 MOLDINGSWING- CU/TERTYPE -LATHE (woodworking) OPERATOR (woodworking) 435447 Operating-ControllingTending 193 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Code Instructional program Code WOOD - -LATHE OPERATOR Occupational Title (Vol. I 435Page Operating-Controlling Title 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING-Continued 665.782-010664.782-034 CHUCKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (woodworking)(woodworking) 435 II VI 665.782-034665.782-018665.782-014 MORTISING-MACHINEDOWEL-MACHINEDADO OPERATOR OPERATOR(woodworking) OPERATOR (wood-working)(woodworking) 435435 It 665.782-042 RAFTER-CUTTING-MACHINE OPERATOR(plan. mill) 435 II It 666.782-010665.782-050665.782-046 BORING-MACHINEROUTERSHAPER OPERATOR OPERATOR OPERATOR (woodworking) (woodworking) (wood- 435 ItIV IV 666.782-018 DOUBLE-PREFITTER, END - TRITER-DOORS (woodworking)AND- BORING-working)MACHINE OPERATOR (furn.) 435 IV IV 666.782-030666.782-026 PULLEY- MORTISER OPERATOR (plan.mill) 435 II 667.782-022667.782-018667.782-010 CHUCKING-AND-SAWING-MACHINECASEY-SAWBAND-SCROLL-SAW OPERATOR OPERATOR (plan. (wood-mill)working)OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 IV 667.782-030667.782-026 CORNER-TRIMMERCORNER- BRACE - BLOCK-OPERATOR MACHINE (wood. OPER-ATOR (furn.) 435 VIIV IVII 667.7-667.782-038 070 JIGSAWCUT-OFF-SAW OPERATOR OPERATOR (woodworking) (woodworking)box) 435 IV IVIV 667.7B' J86 RIPPOCKET - AND CUTTER - GROOVE (plan. MACHINE mill) OPERATOR 435 II 21 667.782-098 (furn.) 435 ItII IV 668.782-018667.885-014667.782-146667.782-106 BAND-SAWVARIETY-SAWRIPSAWPROFILE-SHAPER OPERATOR OPERATOR OPERATOR (woodworking).OPERATOR (woodworking) (woodworking) AUTOMA- ITIC (woodworking) 435447 Operating-ControllingTending IV DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Code U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Instructional program Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING-Continued 669.280-010 MACHINE SET-UP MAN (woodworking) 430 VISet -up Mach. Wk. VI IV 669.782-026669.782-034669.380-010 MILIIIANEMBOSSING-MACHINECHUCKING-AND-BORING-MACHINE (woodworking) OPERATOR OPERATOR(mirror (furn.)& plc. frames) 435435430 Operating-Controlling it 669.782-062669.782-058669.782-054 PLUGGING-MACHINENAILINGLINDERMAN'OPERATOR MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (woodworking) (any (woodind.) 435 669.782-074669.782-066 WOODWORKING-MACHINETENONER OPERATOR (woodworking) OPERATORworking)(woodworking) 435 761.381-010739.781-010760.884-010677.782-042 TENONERBOAT-OARCASKETBOX MAKER, OPERATORASSEMBLER MAKER WOOD (woodworking) (wallboard) (wood.(mort. box)goods) 319322 PrecisionManipulating Wk. 761.381-014761.884-054761.884-050761.381-022 JIGLAY- SANDER,BUILDER OUT MAN MACHINEPORTABLE(wood. (woodworking) box)(woodworking) MACHINE (wood- 319322 Manipulating 762.687-014761.884-058 SOXSHAPER, REPAIRER HAND (wood. (furn.) box) working) 322282 ManipulatingSort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. it 762.884-014762.884-010 ASSEMBLYASSEMBLER OPERATOR (wood. box)(shaped wood.)art.) 322 763.684-014762.884-038762.884-030762.884-026 STOCKARTSDOOR-ASSEMBLERCABINETBOX MAKER ASSEMBLER (mort.INSPECTOR (woodworking) goods)(turn.) (furn.) I 282322 Sort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. VI 763.884-034763.884-010 FURNITURECASE FITTER ASSEMBLER (furn.) (furn.) 322 Manipulating VI 769.281-010763.884-074763.884-038 WOODEN-FRAMEAIRPLANEHARDWARE WOODWORKERASSEMBLER BUILDER (furn.)(matt.(aircraft & mfg.)&bedspring) 312322 Crafts & Rel. Wk. VI 195 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Title 17.3661 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING-Continued Instructional program 769.884-022769.687-022 REPAIRMAN,INSPECTOR (woodworking) ASSEMBLED WOD PRO-DUCTS (woodworking) 282322 ManipulatingSort., Inspect., & Rel. Wk. 806.884-038806.884-030 CABINETBOAT OUTFITTER ASSEMBLER (ship (trans & boat equip.) bldg.& rep.) 322322 It 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 806.884-078 MWILE-HOME INSTALLER (trans. equip.) 312322 Crafts & Rel. Wk. /1 learningInclude hereexperiences other organized emphasized subject in woodworking, matter and 661.281-014 PATTERNMAKER APPRENTICE, WOOD (found.) 312 It It It II which(Specify.) are not listed or classifiable above. 663.782-018661.281-018661.380-010661.281-010 VENEER-LATHEMODELPATTERNMAKER,PATTERN MAKER, SETTER OPERATORWOOD WOOD (found.) (any (found.) (basketry; ind.) I veneer & plywood) 435430312 Operating-ControllingSet-up or Mach. Oper. II II 11 663.782-026663.782-022 WOOD-CARVING-MACHINEVENEER-SLICING-MACHINE OPERATOR OPERATOR (veneer & plywood) 435 If111 It 664.782-010663.885-054663.885-010 VENEERBARREL-LATHECLIPPERMAN, CLIPPER AUTOMATIC OPERATOR,(veneer &(veneer INSIDEplywood& plywood)(woodworking) 435447 Operating-ControllingTending BARREL-LATHE OPERATOR, OUTSIDE (cooperage) 435 11 It 664.782-014664.782-026 SPAR-MACHINE OPERATOR (wood preserving)(cooperage) 435 If 11 667.782-034667.782-014667.382-010 BOTTOM-SAWCROZE-MACHINESTOCK GRADER OPERATOR (woodworking) OPERATOR (sawmill) (cooper-age) 435271 Operating-ControllingInspect. & Stock. Check. 667.782-042 EDGEREDGER MAN, MAN AUTOMATIC(sawmill) (sawmill)I 435 11IfIt 667.782-054667.782-046667.782-050 GANG-SAWYER,GANG SAWYER (sawmill)AUTOMATIC (sawmill) 435 It11 It 667.782-062667.782-058 HEAD SAWYERSAWYER, (sawmill) AUTOMATIC (paper & 435 II 667.782-074667.782-066 LOG-CUT-OFFHEADING-SAW OPERATORSAWYER, AUTOMATIC(sawmill)pulp; sawmill) 435 It11 667.782-082667.782-078 MACHINE-TANKPACKAGER, OPERATORHEAD (sawmill) (cooperage)(sawmill) 435 11 II It DICTIONARY CV OCCUPATIONAL TITLES U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION Code Occupational Title (Vol. I) Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. Title II) Code Instructional program 435 Operating-Controlling 11 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER-Continued 667.782-114667.782-110667.782-094 ROCKSAWMILLRESAW SAWYER OPERATOR WORKER (sawmill) (sawmill)(woodworking) 435 11 667.782-134667.782-118 SHAKESTOCK SAWYER CUTTER (sawmill) (plan. mill) 435435 Li VI 667.782-142667.885-026667.885-022 BOLTERBLOCKTRVAERCUT -ov SITTER (sawmill)MAN SAWYER, (sawmill) (sawmill) LOG (paper & 447447 Tending ty 667.885-062667.885-042668.782-010 CHIPPING-MACH/NESHINGLE SAWYER (sawmill) OPERATOR pulp; sawmill) 447435 Operating-Controlling 669.380-018668.885-014668.782-014668.885-022 FLAKE-CUTTERCHIPPERMAN,PIPE-AND-TANKSCOOPING - OPERATORMACHINELOG FABRICATOR(paper OPERATOR(wallboard) & pulp) (wallboard) (cooperage)430(furn.) 447435 TendingSet-up or Mach. Wk. 669.687-014669.782-010669.780-010 ADZING-AND-BORINGCHECKERINGVENEER MATCHER MACHINE (veneer MACHINE ADJUSTER & (firearms) plywood) 433435282 SetOperating-CemtrelliagSort., Up & Inspect.,Adjustment & Rel. Wk. 669.782-014669.782-042669.782-022 FRAME-TABLEBUCKETBARREL TURNERASSEMBLER OPERATOR (cooperage) (cooperage) (wood OPERATORpreserving) (wood preserving) 435 it 11tt 739.884-130669.782-050 LAST REMODELERTRIMMER (lasts (lasts & &rel. rel. forma 322435 Manipulating 1 11 754.381-018739.884-182 PATTERNPICTURE-FRAME MAKER, MAKERPLASTICS (mirror & forms)plc. frames) (fabric. 322312 Crafts & Rel. Wk. 11 761.281-010 CARVER, HAND (furn.; plan. plastics prod.) mill) 312 II it itII ItII 761.381-030761.381-018 LAST-MODELSTOCK MAKER, MAKER CUSTOM (lasts & rel. forms) (firearms) 312 IIIt VItt II II 761.884-034761.884-022764.131-010 PLYWOODGOLF-CLUBCOOPERAGE-SHOP PATCHER, FACER (sports FOREMANHAND (veneer (cooperage) &plywood) equip.) 299322 ManipulatingSuper. Wk. (Farm., Mfg. 11 etc.) 1 197 U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION CLASSIFICATION DICTIONARY OF OCCUPATIONAL TITLES 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER-Continued Instructional program 764.387-010 Code MATERIAL INSPECTOR (cooperage)Occupational Title (Vol. I) 271 Page Worker Trait Groups (Vol. II) Inspect. & Stock Check. Title 764.687-010 BARREL INSPECTOR, SLACK (cooper..age) 282 Sort., Inspect. & Rel. Wk. 11 11 764.687-014 BARREL INSPECTOR, TIGHT (cooperage) 282 n tI tt 764.687-022764.687-018764.884-014 BARRELLOGCULLER INSPECTOR (cooperage)CHARRER (sawmill)(cooperage) I 322282 Manipulating t1 tl II11 it It 764.884-034764.884-030764.884-026764.884-022 TANKHOGSHEADCOOPERSETTER-UP, ASSEMBLER (cooperage) COOPER BUCKET (cooperage) (cooperage) (cooperage) I 322 764.887-022764.884-042764.887-014764.884-046764.884-038 WOODENBARRELASSEMBLERTUBTUB BEVELER HOOPMENDER LINER, (cooperage)MAKER (cooperage)(cooperage) BAND (cooperage) (cooperage) 360322360322 Handling it 764.887-038764.887-066764.887-062764.887-030764.887-026 HEADERCOOPERBARREL-CHARRERBARREL HELPER(cooperage)MARKERLINER, (cooperage) SPRAYHELPER (cooperage) (cooperage) 360360 17.99 TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 764.887-082764.887-078 HOGSHEADHOGSHEAD COOPER COOPER (cooperage) (cooperage) II III 360360 fiabletriallearningInclude(Specify.) occupations,in here experiencesone otherof the whichorganized aboveemphasized are major notsubject incategories.listed trade matter or and classi- indindus INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS AND OCCUPATIONS

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WT Gr. * Occupational Title Page No. Code Vol. I Vol. II Code Instructional Program 001.281-010 DRAFTSMAN, ARCHITECTURAL (profess. & kin.) 377 117.13 DRAFTING 002.280-010 RESEARCH MECHANIC (aircraft mfg.) I 43o 16.0101 AERONAUTICAL TECHNOLOGY' 002.281-014 DRAFTSMAN, AERONAUTICAL (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 WAFTING 002.281-018 ENGINEERING CHECKER (aircraft mfg.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 002.281-022 FLIGHT-TEST-DATA TRANSCRIBER 379 16.0101 AERONAUTICAL TECHNOLOGY (aircraft mfg.) 003.168-010 SUPERVISOR ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE 375 16.0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY (goy. ser.) 003.181-010 ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN (profess. & kin.) 379 16.0107 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 003.181-014 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN (profess. & kin.) 379 16,0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 003.181-018 SYSTEMS-TESTING-LABORATORY TECHNICIAN 379 16.0112 INSTRUMENTATION TECHNOLOGY (profess. & kin.) 003.281-010 DRAFTSMAN, ELECTRICAL (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 003.281-014 DRAFTSMAN, ELECTRONIC (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 003.281-022 ESTIMATOR AND DRAFTSMAN (light, heat, & 377 17.13 DRAFTING power) 003.281-026 INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN (profess. & 379 16.0112 INSTRUMENTATION TECHNOLOGY kin.) 005.281-010 DESIGNER, HIGHWAYS (goy. ser.) 377 16.0106 CIVIL TECHNOLOGY 005.281-014 DRAFTSMAN, CIVIL (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 005.281-018 DRAFTSMAN, STRUCTURAL (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 007.081-042 OPTICAL TECHNICIAN (optical goods) 7 371 16.'0199 ENGINEERING RELATED TECHNOLOGY, OTHER 007.081-066 TOOL DESIGNER (profess. & kin.) 371 16.011302 MACHINE AND TOOL DESIGN 007.181-010 DIE CHECKER (mach. shop) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 007.181-014 DIE DESIGNER (mach. shop) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 007.181-022 ENGINEERING ASSISTANT, MECHANICAL EQUIP- 377 16.0113 MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY MENT (profess. & kin.) 007.181-026 MECHANICAL-ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN 379 16.0113 MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY (profess. & kin.) 007.187-022 TOOL PROGRAMER, 381 16.0113 MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY (any ind.) 007.187-026 TOOL-DRAWING CHECKER (aircraft mfg.) 381 17.13 DRAFTING 007.281-014 DRAFTSMAN, MECHANICAL (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 007.281-026 LAY-OUT MAN AND CHECKER (profess. & kin.) 37 17.13 DRAFTING 008.380 -010 ANALYTICAL RESEARCH TECHNICIAN, RESINS 430 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY AND ADHESIVES (chem.) 008.380 -014 PILOT-PLANT OPERATOR (petrol; refin.) 43o 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 010.281-010 CORE ANALYST (petrol, production) 418 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 010.281-018 DRAFTSMAN, GEOLOGICAL (petrol, production) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 010.281-026 DRAFTSMAN, MINE (mining & quexTying) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 010.281-030 FIELD ENGINEER, SPECIALIST (petrol. 379 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY production) 010.281-034 TEST-ENGINE EVALUATOR (petrol. refin.) 418 16.011301 ENERGY CONVERSION 010.281-038 WELL-LOGGING OPERATOR, MUD ANALYSIS 418 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY (petrol, production) 010.288-010 COMPUTER, PROSPECTING (petrol. production) 385 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 010.288-014 COMPUTER, SEISMOGRAPH petrol. production) 385 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 010.288-018 OBSERVER, ELECTRICAL PROSPECTING 385 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY (petrol, production) 010.288-022 OBSERVER, GRAVITY PROSPECTING (petrol. 385 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY production) 010.288-030 SURVEYOR, OIL-WELL DIRECTIONAL (petrol. 385 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY production) 011.281-010 LABORATORY ASSISTANT, METALLURGICAL 418 16.0114 METALLURGICAL TECHNOLOGY (iron & steel) 011.281-014 METALLURGIST, ASSISTANT (profess. & kin.) 418 16.0114 METALLURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 011.281-018 SPECTROSCOPIST (profess. & kin.) 418 16.0114 METALLURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 011.381-010 TESTER (profess. & kin.) 418 16.0114 METALLURGICAL TECHNOLOGY 012.168-022 SYSTEMS ANALYST, BUSINESS-ELECTRONIC- 375 14.0204 SYSTEMS ANALYSTS DATA PROCESSING (profess. & kin.) 012.188-022 FIRE-PREVENTION-RESEARCH ENGINEER 383 16.0602 FIRE AND SAFETY TECHNOLOGY (profess. & kin.) 012.188-042 MATERIAL SCHEDULER (aircraft mfg.) 383 16.0111 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 012.188-050 PROCESS-DESCRIPTION WRITER (any ind.) 387 16.0111 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 012.188-058 PRODUCTION PLANNER (profess. & kin.) 383 16.0111 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY

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012.188.078 TOOL PLANNER (any ind.) 33 16.0111 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 012.281-010 AIR ANALYST (profess. & kin.) 4188 16.011099 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TECHNOLOGY, OTHER 012.281-014 SMOKE TESTER (ore dress., smelt., 418 16.011099 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TECHNOLOGY, OTHER & refin.) 012.288-010 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN 383 16.0111 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (profess. & kin.) 013.181-010 AGRICULTURAL-ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN 379 16.0102 AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (profess. & kin.) 014.188-010 DRAFTSMAN, HULL-BALLAST CALCULATION 14.68 17.13 DRAFTING (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 014.188-014 DRAFTSMAN, HULL-STRESS CALCULATION 14.68 17.13 DRAFTING (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 014.281-018 DRAFTSMAN, MARINE (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 015.181-010 ACCELERATOR OPERATOR (profess. & kin.) 379 16.0115 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY 015.181-014 GAMMA-FACILITIES OPERATOR (chem.) 379 16.0115 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY 015.181-018 SCANNER (profess. & kin.) 379 16.0115 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY 015.380-010 HOT-CELL TECHNICIAN (chem.) 43o 16.0115 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY 015.380-014 RADIOISOTOPE-PRODUCTION OPERATOR (chem.) 43o 16.0115 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY 015.380-018 TEST-REACTOR OPERATOR (profess. & kin.) 43o 16.0115 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY 017.281-010 AUTO-BODY DESIGNER (auto. mfg.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 017.281-014 AUTO-BODY LAY-OUT DRAFTSMAN (auto. mfg.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 017.281-018 AUTO-BODY-DESIGN DETAILER (auto. mfg.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 017.281-022 CABLE-LAY-OUT MAN (tel. & tel.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 017.281-030 DETAIL MAN, FURNITURE (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 017.281-034 DETAILER (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 017.281-038 DRAFTSMAN, APPRENTICE (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 017.281-050 DRAFTSMAN, DETAIL (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 017.281-054 DRAFTSMAN, HEATING AND VENTILATING 377 17.13 DRAFTING (profess. & kin.) 017.281-058 DRAFTSMAN, MAP (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 017.281-062 DRAFTSMAN, OIL AND GAS (petrol. 377 17.13 DRAFTING production; petrol. refin.) 017.281-074 DRAFTSMAN, SHIP DETAIL (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 019.181-010 AUTO-BODY-DESIGN CHECKER (auto. mfg.) 377 16.0104 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY 019.281-010 DRAFTSMAN, LANDSCAPE (profess. & kin.) 377 17.13 DRAFTING 039.281-014 OFFICE-LAY-OUT-SERVICE MAN (ret. tr.; 377 16.0499 OFFICE RELATED TECHNOLOGY, OTHER whole. tr.) 019.281-018 QUALITY-CONTROL TECHNICIAN (profess. & 379 16.011303 PRODUCTION kin.) 019.21-022 STANDARDS-LABORATORY TECHNICIAN 379 16.0109 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY (aircraft mfg.; electronics) 019.281-026 TEST TECHNICIAN (agric. equip.) 379 16.011301 ENERGY CONVERSION 019.288-010 ESTIMATOR AND INSPECTOR (light, heat, 387 16.011002 HEATING & power) 019.288-014 SPACE ANALYST (any ind.) 383 16.0499 OFFICE RELATED TECHNOLOGY, OTHER 019.288018 SPECIFICATION WRITER. ENGINEERING 387 16.010601 ROADWAY TECHNOLOGY (profess. & kin.) 020.168-005 PROGRAMER, CHIEF, BUSINESS (profess. 375 14.0203 PROGRAMERS & kin.) 020.168-010 PROJECT DIRECTOR, BUSINESS DATA 375 14.0299 BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS PROCESSING (profess. & kin.) OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 020.188-026 PROGRAMER, BUSINESS (profess. & kin.) 468 14.0203 PROGRAMERS 020.188-030 PROGRAMER, ENGINEERING AND SCIENTIFIC 14.68 16.0117 SCIENTIFIC DATA PROCESSING (profess. & kin.) 020.188-058 WEIGHT ANALYST (aircraft mfg.) 468 16.0101 AERONAUTICAL TECHNOLOGY 020.188-062 WEIGHT ANALYST, AIRCRAFT (aircraft mfg.) 468 16.0101 AERONAUTICAL TECHNOLOGY 022.181-010 COLORIST (profess. & kin.) I 418 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 022.281-010 ASSAYER (profess. & kin.) 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 022.281-014 CHEMICAL-LABORATORY TECHNICIAN 418 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY (profess. & kin.) 022.281-022 LABORATORY TESTER (synthetic fibers) 14.18 16.0699 MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL EDUCATION, OTHER

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022.281-026 MALT - SPECIFICATIONS - CONTROL ASSISTANT 418 16.0203 FOOD 'PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY (malt liquors) 022.281-030 PHYSICAL TESTER (plastics mat.) 418 16.0699 MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL EDUCATION, OTHER 022.384-010 CHEMIST HELPER, PETROLEUM (petrol. 413 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY refin.) 024.288-010 ELECTRONICS MECHANIC, FIELD (profess. 385 16.0115 NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGY & kin.) 024.381-010 LABORATORY ASSISTANT (petrol. 418 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY production) I 025.288010 HYDROGRAPHER (waterworks) 385 16.010601 ROADWAY TECHNOLOGY 025.288-014 RADIOSONDE OPERATOR (profess. & kin.) 385 16.0699 MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL EDUCATION, OTHER 025.288-018 WEATHER OBSERVER (profess. & kin.) 385 16.0699 MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL EDUCATION, OTHER 029.280 -010 OPTICAL-MISSILE-TRACKING TECHNICIAN 430 16.0112 INSTRUMENTATION TECHNOLOGY (profess. & kin.) 029.281-018 LABORATORY TESTER (any ind.) I 418 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 029.281-022 TEST-ENGINE OPERATOR (petrol. refin.) 418 16.011301 ENERGY CONVERSION 029.281-026 TESTER (petrol. refin.) 418 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 029.381-014 BOTTLE-HOUSE QUALITY-CONTROL TECHNICIAN 418 16.0699 MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL EDUCATION, OTHER (malt liquors) 029.381-018 CLOTH TESTER (garment; rubber goods) 418 16.0699 MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL EDUCATION, OTHER 029.381-026 LABORATORY ASSISTANT (light, heat, & 40.8 16.0113 MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY power) 029.381 -030 LABORATORY ASSISTANT (textile) I 418 16.0699 MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL EDUCATION, OTHER 029.381-034 LABORATORY TESTER (any ind.) II 418 16.0203 FOOD PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY 040.081-074 SOIL CONSERVATIONIST (profess. & kin.) 466 01.0603 SOIL 040.381-010 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, ARTIFICIAL 418 01.04 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS (PROCESSING, BREEDING (agric.) INSPECTION, AND MARKETING 040.381-014 SEED ANALYST (profess. & kin.) 418 01.0203 SEEDS 041.168-010 FISH CULTURIST (fish.) 375 01.0607 FISH (INCLUDING FARMS AND HATCHERIES) 049.384-010 BIOLOGICAL AID (agric.) 413 01.02 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES 050.088-034 MARKET-RESEARCH ANALYST (profess. 294 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES & kin.) I 073.181-010 VETERINARY LIVESTOCK-INSPECTOR (gov. 418 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS ser.) 073.281-010 VETERINARY VIRUS-SERUM INSPECTOR (gov. 418 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS ser.) 073.381-010 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, VETERINARY 418 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER (medical ser.) 075.378-010 NURSE, ANESTHETIST (medical ser.) 477 07.0301 NURSING (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) 075.378-014 NURSE, GENERAL DUTY (medical ser.) 477 07.0301 NURSING (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) 075.378-022 NURSE, PRIVATE DUTY (medical ser.) 477 07.0301 NURSING (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) 075.378-026 NURSE, STAFF, OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH 477 07.0301 NURSING (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) NURSING (medical ser.) 075.378-030 NURSE-MIDWIFE (medical ser.) 477 07.0301 NURSING (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) 078.281-010 BIOCHEMISTRY TECHNOLOGIST (medical ser.) 418 07.0203 MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTING 078.281-014 CYTOTECHNOLOGIST (medical ser.) 418 07.0201 CYTOLOGY (CYTOTECHNOLOGY) 078.281-018 HEMATOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST (medical ser,) 418 07.0204 HEMATOLOGY 078.281-018 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST (medical ser.) 418 07.0203 MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTING 078.281-022 MICROBIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST (drug. prep. 418 07.0203 MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTING & rel. prod.) 078.368-014 DENTAL HYGIENIST (medical ser.) 477 07.0102 DENTAL HYGIENE (ASSOCIATE DEGREE) 078.368-018 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH TECHNICIAN (medical 477 07.0902 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH TECHNICIAN ser.) 078.368-022 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH TECHNICIAN 477 07.0901 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPH TECHNICIAN (medical ser.) 078.368-026 ORTHCTIST (surgical appl.) 477 07.0404 ORTHOTICS 078.368-026 PROSTHETIST (surgical appl.) 477 07.0403 PROSTHETICS 078.368-03o RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST (medical ser.) 477 07.0404 ORTHOTICS 078.381-010 MEDICAL-LABORATORY ASSISTANT (medical 418 07.0203 MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTING ser.)

078.381-014 NUCLEAR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST (medical 418 I 07.0503 NUCLEAR MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY ser.) 078.381-018 TISSUE TECHNOLOGIST (medical ser.) 418 07.0202 HISTOLOGY 078.687-010 LABORATORY ASSISTANT, PLASMA DRAWING-OFF 282 07.0203 MEDICAL LABORATORY ASSISTING (drug. prep. & rel.prod.; medical ser.)

079.368-018 INHALATION THERAPIST (medical ser.) 477 I 07.0903 INHALATION THERAPY

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079.368-022 MEDICAL ASSISTANT (medical ser.) 477 07.0904 MEDICAL ASSISTANT (PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE) 079.368-026 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AID (medical ser.) 477 07.0401 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 079.378-010 DENTAL ASSISTANT (medical ser.) 477 07.0101 DENTAL ASSISTING 079.378-026 NURSE, LICENSED PRACTICAL (medical ser.) 477 07.0302 PRACTICAL (VOCATIONAL) NURSING 079.378-026 OBSTETRICAL TECHNICIAN (medical ser.) 477 07.0306 OBSTETRICAL TECHNICIAN 079.378-030 ORTHOPTIST (medical ser.) 477 07.0602 ORTHOPTICS 079.378-042 SURGICAL TECHNICIAN (medical ser.) 477 07.0305 SURGICAL TECHNICIAN (OPERATING ROOM TECHNICIAN) 096.128-014 COUNTY-AGRICULTURAL AGENT (gov. ser.) 337 01.02 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES 132.088-010 COPY WRITER (profess. & kin.) 524 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 141.031-014 DIRECTOR ART (profess. & kin.) 228 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 141.051-010 COLOR EXPERT (profess. & kin.) 228 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 141.081-010 ADVERTISING LAY-OUT MAN (profess. & kin.) 232 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 141.081-014 ART LAY-OUT MAN (print. & pub.) 232 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 141.081-034 COVER DESIGNER (profess. & kin.) 232 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 141.168-010 PRODUCTION MANAGER, ADVERTISING (profess. 245 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES & kin.) 142.031-010 MANAGER, DISPLAY (ret. tr.) 228 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 142.051-010 DISPLAY DESIGNER, OUTSIDE (profess. & 228 17.0702 WINDOW DISPLAY kin.) 142.051-014 INTERIOR DESIGNER MID DECORATOR (profess. 228 17.0701 INTERIOR DECORATING & kin.) 142.061-010 SET DECORATOR (motion pie.) 228 17.0701 INTERIOR DECORATING 142.081-010 BANK-NOTE DESIGNER (gov. ser.) 232 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 142.081-014 CLOTH DESIGNER (profess. & kin.) 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 142.081-022 COMMERCIAL DESIGNER (profess. & kin.) 232 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 142.081-030 DESIGNER, FISHING LURE (sports equip.) 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 142.081-034 DESIGNER, NOVELTIES (fabric. plastics 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN prod.) 142.081-046 FIXTURE DESIGNER (furn.) 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 142.081-050 FLORAL DESIGNER (ret. tr.) 232 04.05 FLORISTRY 142.081-054 FURNITURE DESIGNER (furn.) 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 142.081-078 INDUSTRIAL DESIGNER (profess. & kin.) 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 142.081-082 INFORMATION SPECIALIST, VISUAL (gov. 232 17.0701 INTERIOR DECORATING ser.) 1112.081-098 ORNAMENTAL-METALWORK DESIGNER (struct. 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN & ornam. metalwork) 142.081-102 PACKAGE DESIGNER (profess. & kin.) 232 17.0701 INTERIOR DECORATING 142.081-106 POTTERY-DECORATION DESIGNER (pottery & 232 17.0701 INTERIOR DECORATING pore.) 142.081-118 SIGN DESIGNER (signs) 232 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 142.081-122 SKETCHER (motion pie.) 232 17.0701 INTERIOR DECORATING 142.081-126 STAGE-SCENERY DESIGNER (amuse. & rec.) 232 17.0701 INTERIOR DECORATING 142.081-134 STAINED - GLASS- WINDOW DESIGNER (profess. 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN & kin.) 142.081-138 STUFFED-TOY DESIGNER (toys & games) 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 142.081-142 TILE DESIGNER (brick & tile) 252 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 142.081-146 TOY DESIGNER (toys & games) 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 143.062-022 MANAGER, PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY OR STUDIO 230 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES (profess. & kin.) 143.858-010 CAMERA GIRL (amuse. & rec.) 493 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 143.858-014 PHOTOGRAPHER, STREET (per. ser.) 493 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES 144.081-010 CARTOON MAKER, STAINED GLASS (profess. 232 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN & kin.) 144.081-014 CARTOONIST (print. & pub.) 232 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 149.031-014 SUPERVISOR, SCENIC ARTS (motion pie.) 228 17.0701 INTERIOR DECORATING 149.281-018 MODEL MAKER (profess. &, kin.) 234 16.0103 ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY (BUILDIN CONSTRUCTION) 149.281-022 WOOD BURNER (jewelry) 234 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 153.228-026 HORSE TRAINER (amuse. & rec.) I 351 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 160.288-010 CREDIT ANALYST, CHIEF (banking) 252 14.0101 ACCOUNTANTS 160.288-014 DIRECTOR, UTILITY ACCOUNTS (gov. ser.) 252 14.0101 ACCOUNTANTS 160.288-018 ESTIMATOR (profess. & kin.) 383 14.0101 ACCOUNTANTS 160.288-022 LISTER (woodworking) 383 14.0101 ACCOUNTANTS 161.118-010 BUDGET OFFICER (gov. ser.) 237 14.0802 BUDGET MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS 161.118-018 TREASURER (any ind.) 237 14.0802 BUDGET MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS

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WI' Gr.*1 Occupational Title Page No. Code Vol. I Vol. TI Code Instructional Program 161.268-010 CLERICAL TECHNICIAN (profess. & kin.) 248 14.0804 DATA-METHODS AND SYSTEMS PROCEDURES ANALYSTS 161.268-014 FILE SERVICE WORKER (bus. ser.) 248 14.0804 DATA-METHODS AND SYSTEMS PROCEDURES ANALYSTS 162.118-olo ADMINISTRATOR, CONTRACT AND ORDER 237 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE (any ind.) MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 162.118-014 CONTRACT SPECIALIST (gov. ser.) 237 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 162A58-014 BROKER (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 484 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 162.158-018 BROKER-AND-MARKET OPERATOR, GRAIN 484 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT (finan. inst.; whole. tr.) 162.158-022 BROKER'S FLOOR REPRESENTATIVE (finan. 484 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT inst.) 162.158-026 BUYER, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE (whole. tr.) 484 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 162.158-030 BUYER, ASSISTANT (ret. tr.) 484 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 162.158-050 BUYER (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) II 484 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 162.158-054 BUYER, LIVESTOCK (ret. tr.; slaught. & 484 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS meat pack.; whole. tr.) 162.158-058 BUYER, LOG (whole. tr.) 484 01.0703 LOGGING (HARVESTING AND TRANSPORTING) 162.158-062 BUYER, MAPLE SIRUP (food prep., n.e.c.) 484 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 162.158-066 BUYER, TIME AND SPACE (bus. ser.) 484 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 162.158-074 COMMISSION MAN, LIVESTOCK (whole. tr.) 484 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 162.158-078 FIELD MAN (forestry) 484 01.0703 LOGGING (HARVESTING AND TRANSPORTING) 162.158-082 FIELD-CONTACT MAN (dairy prod.) 484 01.0401 FOODrPRODUCTS 162.158-086 FIELDMAN, CHRISTMAS TREES (whole. tr.) 484 01.0706 SPECIAL PRODUCTS 162.158-102 PURCHASING AGENT (any ind.) 484 04.99 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION, OTHER 162.158-114 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE DEALER (ret. tr.; 484 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS whole. tr.) 162.158-126 SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS OFFICER (gov. ser.) 484 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 162.168-010 BUYER, GRAIN (grain & feed mill.; whole. 245 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS tr.) 162.168-014 BUYER, TOBACCO (whole. tr,) 484 01.0402 NONFOOD PRODUCTS 162.168-026 SUPERVISOR, PROCUREMENT SERVICES (any 245 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE ind.) MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 162.188-olo PURCHASE-PRICE ANALYST (profess. & kin.) 252 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 162.288-010 TITLE CLERK (petrol. production; petrol. 254 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE refin.; pipe lines) MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 163.118-014 MANAGER, CONTRACTS (petrol. production; 237 04.16 PETROLEUM petrol. refin.; pipe lines) 163.118-018 MANAGER, EXPORT (any ind.) 237 04.14 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 163.118-026 MANAGER, SALES (any ind.) 237 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 163.158-010 SPARE-PARTS FIELD REPRESENTATIVE (whole. 484 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE tr.) 163.168-010 HOME-LIGHTING-DEMONSTRATOR SUPERVISOR 245 09.0204 HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES (light, heat, & power) 163.168-018 MANAGER, UTILITY SALES AND SERVICES 245 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (light, heat, & power) 164.068-010 ADVERTISING ASSISTANT (profess. & kin.) 482 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 164.068-014 DIRECT-MAIL SPECIALIST (any ind.) 482 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 164.118-010 DIRECTOR, ADVERTISING (print. & pub.) 237 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 164.118-014 MANAGER, ADVERTISING (any ind.) 237 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 164.118-018 MANAGER, ADVERTISING AGENCY (bus. ser.) 237 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 164.168-010 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE (profess. & kin.) 245 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 164.168-014 DIRECTOR, MERCHANDISING DISPLAYS AND 245 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES SPECIALITIES DEPARTMENTS (paper goods) 165.068-010 DEALER - CONTACT MAN (profess. & kin.) 482 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 165.068-014 PUBLIC PROGRAM SUPERVISOR (tel. & tel.) 482 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 165.068-022 PUBLIC-RELATIONS MAN (profess. & 482 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES kin.) II 165.068-026 SALES-SERVICE MAN (profess. & kin.) 482 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 165.168-010 DIRECTOR, TOURIST (gov. ser.) 245 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 166.088-010 JOB ANALYST (profess. & kin.) 294 14.0602 INTERVIEWERS AND TEST TECHNICIANS 166.088-014 POSITION CLASSIFIER (gov. ser.) 294 14.0602 INTERVIEWERS AND TEST TECHNICIANS 166.118-010 DIRECTOR, EDUCATIONAL (education) 237 14.0601 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS AND TRAINING SPECIALISTS

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166.118-014 DIRECTOR, INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS profess. 237 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS & kin.) 166.118-03.8 DIRECTOR, SAFETY (education) 237 14.0601 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS AND TRAINING SPECIALISTS 166.118-022 MANAGER, PERSONNEL (profess. & kin.) 237 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 166.168-010 BENEFITS-AND-SERVICE-RECORDS SUPERVISOR 245 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS (any ind.) 166.168-022 DIRECTOR OF PLACEMENT (education) 245 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 166.168-026 MANAGER, EMPLOYMENT (profess. & kin.) 245 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 166.168-034 SPECIAL AGENT (insurance) 245 04.13 INSURANCE 166.228-010 AIRPLANE STEWARDESS, CHIEF (air trans.) 241 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 166.228-014 DIRECTOR, SALES EDUCATION (education) 349 14.0601 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS AND TRAINING SPECIALISTS 166.228-018 SUPERVISOR, TRAINING (education) 349 14.0601 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS AND TRAINING SPECIALISTS 166.228-022 TRAINING REPRESENTATIVE (education) 349 14.0601 EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS AND TRAINING SPECIALISTS 166.268-014 EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWER (profess. & kin.) I 25o 14.0602 INTERVIEWERS AND TEST TECHNICIANS 166.268-018 EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWER (profess. & 25o 14.0602 INTERVIEWERS AND TEST TECHNICIANS kin.) II 166.268-030 PERSONNEL RECRUITER (profess. & kin.) 25o 14.0602 INTERVIEWERS AND TEST TECHNICIANS 166.268-034 PLACEMENT OFFICER (education) 25o 14.0602 INTERVIEWERS AND TEST TECHNICIANS 168.168-010 BUILDING INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 416 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.168-026 ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 416 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER a68.168-050 MANAGER, CREDIT AND COLLECTION (any ind.) 245 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER

168.168-058 MOTOR TRANSPORTATION INSPECTOR (gov. 416 1 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER ser.) 168.168-062 PLUMBING INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 416 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.168-082 SAFETY INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 416 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.168-086 SAFETY MAN (insurance) 416 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.168-090 TRANSPORTATION INSPECTOR (motor trans.; 416 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER r.r. trans.) I

168.187-010 FURNITURE-AND-BEDDING INSPECTOR (gov. 42o 1 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER ser.) 168.268-010 DINING-SERVICE INSPECTOR (r.r. trans.) 416 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.268-022 INSURANCE EXAMINER (gov. ser.) 416 04.13 INSURANCE 168.268-030 LICENSE INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 416 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.268-038 SAFETY-AND-SANITARY INSPECTOR (any ind.) 416 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.284-010 SAFETY INSPECTOR (any ind.) I 42o 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.284-014 VETERINARY MEAT-INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 42o 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 168.287-010 AGRICULTURAL-COMMODITY GRADER (gov. ser. 42o 16.02 AGRICULTURAL RELATED TECHNOLOGY 168.287-014 APIARY INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 42o 01.04 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS (PROCESSING, INSPECTION, AND MARKETING) 168.287-018 BOILER INSPECTOR (profess. & kin.) 42o 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.287-020 BUILDING INSPECTOR (insurance) 420 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.287-022 CHECK VIEWER (mining & quarrying) 42o 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 168.287-038 FIELD REPRESENTATIVE (ret. tr.; whole. 42o 04.16 PETROLEUM tr.) 168.287-054 INDUSTRIAL-WASTE INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 420 01.0605 WATER 168.287-066 INTERIOR-WIRING INSPECTOR (const.; 420 17.2899 PUBLIC SERVICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER light, heat, & power) 168.287-074 MORTICIAN INVESTIGATOR (gov. ser.) 4 20 07.0909 MORTUARY SCIENCE 168.287-078 PLANT-QUARANTINE INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 420 16.02 AGRICULTURAL RELATED TECHNOLOGY 168.287-082 POULTRY GRADER (gov. ser.) 420 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 168.287-086 POULTRY INSPECTOR, LAY (gov. ser.) 420 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 168.287-094 SANITARY INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 420 07.0703 SANITARIAN ASSISTANT laL288-014 CLAIM EXAMINER (ineurance) I 254 14.0502 QUALITY CONTROL CLERKS 169.118-022 LABOR-RELATIONS SPECIALIST (profess. & 237 14.0699 PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND RELATED kin.) OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 169.118-026 SALARY AND WAGE ADMINISTRATOR (profess. 237 14.0699 PERSONNEL, TRAINING, AND RELATED & kin.) OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 169.168-014 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (any ind.) 245 14.0801 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS 169.168-018 ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY (any ind.) 245 14.0701 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 169.168-026 CHIEF CLERK (any ind.) II 245 14.0805 OFFICE MANAGERS AND CHIEF CLERKS 169.168-034 ESTATE PLANNER (insurance) 248 04.13 INSURANCE 169.168-038 EXAMINER, TARIFF AND SCHEDULES (gov.ser. 416 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER

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169.168-046 INTERVIEWER AND CLAIMS ADJUSTER (gov. 416 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE ser.) MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 169.168-058 MANAGER, ELECTRONIC-DATA PROCESSING 245 14.02 BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS (profess. & kin.) OCCUPATIONS 169.168-062 MANAGER, OFFICE (any ind.) 245 14,0805 OFFICE MANAGERS AND CHIEF CLERKS 169.168-070 PARK RANGER (gov. ser.) 416 01.0602 RECREATION 169.168-074 PROPERTY-DISPOSAL OnviCER (gov. ser.) 245 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 169.168-090 VOCATIONAL DISABILITY EXAMINER (gov.ser.) 416 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 169.188-014 UNDERWRITER (insurance) 252 04.13 INSURANCE 169.268-014 CLAIMS TAKER, UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS 250 14.0602 RECREATION (gov. ser.) 169.268-018 HOSPITAL-INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE 250 04.13 INSURANCE (insurance) 169.268-022 LOAN COUNSELOR (banking) 214.8 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 169.388-010 ESCROW OFFICER (profess. & kin.) 276 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 180.118-010 FIELD MAN (any ind.) 239 01.01 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 180.168-010 AIRPLANE PILOT- CONSERVATION OFFICER 245 01.06 AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES (CONSERVATION, (gov. ser.) UTILIZATION, AND SERVICES) 180.168-014 ARTIFICIAL-BREEDING DISTRIBUTOR (agric.) 245 01.02 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES 180.168-018 FIELD SUPERVISORS, SEED PRODUCTION 245 01.0102 PLANT SCIENCE (agric.) 180.168-022 GENERAL MANAGER, FARM (agric.;whole. tr.) 245 01.0104 FARM BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 180.168-026 GROUP LEADER (agric.) 245 01.01 - AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 180.168-030 MANAGER, PRODUCTION; SEED CORN (agric,) 245 .01.0102 PLANT SCIENCE 180.168-034 MIGRANT LEADER (-,ric.) 245 01.01 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 180.168-038 SUPERINTENDENT (agric.; can. & preserv.) 245 01.0102 PLANT SCIENCE 180.168-042 SUPERINTENDENT, PRODUCTION (agric.) 245 01.0102 PLANT SCIENCE 181.118-010 MANAGER, BULK PLANT (petrol. refin.; 237 04.16 PETROLEUM ret. tr.) 183.118-010 MANAGER, BRANCH (any ind.) 237 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 183.168-030 LOGGING CONTRACTOR (logging) 245 01.0703 LOGGENG(HARVESTING AND TRANSPORTING) 183.168-034 MANAGER, FOOD PROCESSING PLANT (can. & 245 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS preserv.) 184.118-018 DIRECTOR, TRANSPORTATION (motor trans.) 237 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.118-022 DISTRICT SALES REPRESENTATIVE (motor 239 04.19 TRANSPORTATION trans.) 184.118-026 IMPORT-EXPORT AGENT (r.r. trans.) 239 04.14 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 184.118-034 MANAGER, INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT (r. r. 237 04.17 REAL ESTATE trans.) 184.118-042 MANAGER, OPERATIONS (air trans.; motor 237 04.19 TRANSPORTATION trans.; r.r. trans.; water trans.) 184.118-046 MANAGER, REGIONAL (motor trans.) 237 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.118-066 SUPERINTENDENT, AIRPORT (air trans.) 237 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-038 DISPATCHER, CHIEF (petrol. production; 245 04.19 ,r;7RANSPORTATION petrol. refin.; pipe lines) I 184.168-054 GENERAL AGENT, OPERATIONS (r.r. trans.) 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-066 MANAGER, BUS TRANSPORTATION (motor 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION trans.) 184.168-074 MANAGER, LOCKER PLANT (motor trans.; 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION whole. tr.) 184.168-078 MANAGER, STATION (air trans.) 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-086 MANAGER, TERMINAL (motor trans.) 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-090 MANAGER, TRAFFIC (motor trans.) I 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-114 MANAGER, WAREHOUSE (any ind.) 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-122 PORT-TRAFFIC MANAGER (water trans.) 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-138 STATION MASTER (r.r. trans.) 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-146 SUPERINTENDENT, COLD STORAGE (any ind.) 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-162 SUPERINTENDENT, DIVISION (air trans.) 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 184.168-166 SUPERINTENDENT, DIVISION (motor trans.; 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION r.r. trans.) 184.168-198 SUPERINTENDENT, PIPE-LINES (pipe lines) 245 01).19 TRANSPORTATION 184AM-234 SUPERINTENDENT, TRANSPORTATION (any ind.) 245 04.19 TRANSPORTATION

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WT Gr. * Occupational Title Page No. Code Vol. I Vol. II Code Instructional Program 1111.11111 185.158-m FASHION COORDINATOR (ret. tr.) 484 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 185.168-010 COMMISSARY MAN (any ind.) 245 o4.o6 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 185.168-030 MANAGER, DISTRIBUTION-WAREHOUSE (whole. 245 04.31 WHOLESALE TRADE, OTHER tr.) 185.168-034 MANAGER, DOUGHNUT SHOP (whole. tr.) 245 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 185.168-038 MANAGER, FOOD CONCESSION (hotel & rest.) 245 04.07 FOOD SERVICES 185.168-042 MANAGER, FRANCHISE PROMOTION (bus. ser.) 245 04.17 REAL ESTATE 185.168-046 MANAGER, MERCHANDISE (ret. tr.; whole. 245 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE tr.) 185.168-050 MANAGER, PARTS (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 245 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 185.168-054 MANAGER, STORE (ret. tr.) I 245 o4.o8 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 185.168-058 MANAGER, STORE (ret. tr.) II 245 04.16 PETROLEUM 185.168-066 SERVICE MANAGER (auto. ser.) 245 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 185.168-078 WHOLESALER (whole. tr.) 245 04.31 WHOLESALE TRADE, OTHER 186.118-018 CUSTOMS - HOUSE BROKER (finan. inst.) 239 04.14 INTERNATIONAL TRADE 186.118-026 MANAGER. FINANCIAL INSTITUTION (banking; 237 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT finan. inst.) 186.118-030 MANAGER, INSURANCE (any ind.) 237 04.13 INSURANCE 186.118-034 MANAGER, LEASING (petrol. production) 237 04.16 PETROLEUM 186.118-042 PROPERTY-RENTAL AGENT (bus. ser.) 239 04.17 REAL ESTATE 186.118-046 REAL-ESTATE AGENT (r.r. trans.) 237 04.17 REAL ESTATE 186.138-010 MANAGER, SAFE DEPOSITS (banking) 243 14.0899 SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 186.168-010 BANK CASHIER (banking) 237 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 186.168-018 FOREIGN-EXCHANGE TRADER (banking) 245 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 186.168-022 MANAGER, APARTMENT HOUSE (hotel & 245 04.17 REAL ESTATE rest.) I 186.168-026 MANAGER, HOUSING PROJECT (profess. & 245 04.17 REAL ESTATE kin,) 186.168-030 MANAGER, INSURANCE OFFICE (insurance) 245 04.13 INSURANCE 186.168-034 MANAGER, PROPERTY (real estate) 245 04.17 REAL ESTATE 186.168-038 MANAGER, RENTAL DEPARTMENT (petrol. 245 04.17 REAL ESTATE production) 186.168-042 MARKET MASTER (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 245 04.17 REAL ESTATE 186.168-046 OPERATIONS OFFICER (banking) 245 14.0805 OFFICE MANAGERS AND CHIEF CLERKS 186.168-050 RESERVE OFFICER (banking) 245 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 186.168-054 SECURITIES TRADER (banking) 245 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 186.168-058 SUPERVISOR, CREDIT UNION (finan. inst.) 245 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 186.288-010 LOAN OFFICER (banking) 252 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 186.388-010 DISBURSEMENT CLERK (finan. inst.) 276 14.0805 OFFICE MANAGERS AND CHIEF CLERKS 187.118-030 MANAGER, HOTEL (hotel & rest.) I 237 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 187.118-034 MANAGER, MOTEL (hotel & rest.) II 237 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 187.138-010 HOUSE. MOTHER (any ind.) 461 09.0205 INSTITUTIONAL AND HOME MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORTING SERVICES 187.168-010 APPLIANCE-SERVICE SUPERVISOR (light, 245 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS heat, & power) 187.168-014 CATERER (per. ser.) 245 09.0203 FOOD MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 187.168-018 DIRECTOR, AGRICULTURAL LABOR CAMP 245 01.02 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES (profess. & kin.) 187.168-022 DIRECTOR, FOOD AND BEVERAGE (hotel & 214.5 17.29 QUANTITY FOOD OCCUPATIONS rest.) 187.168-026 DIRECTOR, FUNERAL (per. ser.) 245 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES 187.168-030 DIRECTOR, HOBBY SHOP (amuse. & rec.) 245 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 187.168-038 DIRECTOR, SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM (hotel 245 09.0203 FOOD MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND' & rest.) SERVICES 187.168-050 EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPER (hotel & rest.; 245 09.0205 INSTITUTIONAL AND HOME MANAGEMENT medical ser.) AND SUPPORTING SERVICES 187.168-058 MANAGER, BARBER SHOP (per. ser.) 245 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES 187.168-062 MANAGER, BEAUTY SHOP (per. ser.) 245 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES 187.168-066 MANAGER, CAFETERIA OR LUNCHROOM (hotel 245 09.0203 FOOD MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND & rest.) SERVICES 187.168-074 MANAGER, CEMETERY (per. ser.) 245 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES 187.168-078 MANAGER, CONVENTION (hotel & rest.) 245 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 187.168-094 MANAGER, FRONT OFFICE (hotel & rest.) 245 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 187.168-098 MANAGER, GOLF CLUB (amuse. & rec.) 245 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM

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187.168-106 MANAGER, LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT (hotel 245 04.07 FOOD SERVICES & rest.) 187.168-122 MANAGER, RESIDENT (hotel & rest.) I 245 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 187.168-126 MANAGER, RESTAURANT OR COFYEE SHOP 245 04.07 FOOD SERVICES (hotel & rest.) 187.168-130 MANAGER, SALES (clean., dye., & press.) 245 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES 187.168-134 MANAGER, SERVICE DEPARTMENT (whole. tr.) 245 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 187.168-142 MANAGER, STORAGE GARAGE (auto. ser.) 245 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 187.168-146 MANAGER, THEATER (amuse. & rec.) 245 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 187.168-150 MANAGER, TRAVELING (hotel & rest.) 245 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 187.168-154 MANAGER, VEHICLE LEASING AND RENTAL 245 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE (auto. ser.) 187.168-162 MANAGER, CATERING (hotel & rest.) 245 04.07 FOOD SERVICES 187.168-194 SUPERINTENDENT, BUILDING (any ind.) II 245 04.17 REAL ESTATE 187.168-198 SUPERINTENDENT, LAUNDRY (laund.) 245 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES 187.288-010 SERVICE-MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST 383 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE (auto. mfg.) 189.118-018 MANAGER, INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION (any 237 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING ind.) 189.158-010 BUSINESS BROKER (real estate) 484 04.17 REAL ESTATE 189.168-010 DIRECTOR, SERVICE (ret. tr.) 245 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 189.168-014 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE (any ind. 245 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 189.168-018 MANAGER, TRAINEE (any ind. 245 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 189.268-014 MANAGER, TECHNICAL SERVICE (profess. 248 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING & kin.) 191.118-010 BOOKING AGENT (amuse. & rec.) 239 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 191.118-014 BUSINESS AGENT (amuse. & rec.) 239 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 191.118-03o LEASEMAN (petrol. production) 239 04.16 PETROLEUM 191.118-042 PERMIT P,GENT, GEOPHYSICAL PROSPECTING 239 04.16 PETROLEUM (petrol. production) 191.118-050 RIGHT -OF -WAY AGENT (any ind.) 239 04.17 REAL ESTATE 191.168-010 ADVANCE MAN (amuse. & rec.) 239 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 191.168-018 SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE (auto. mfg.) 416 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 191.268-010 CREDIT ANALYST (banking) 416 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 191.268-018 INVESTIGATOR (insurance) I 416 04.13 INSURANCE 191.287-010 APPRAISER, VURNITURE (ret. tr.) 420 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS 191.287-014 APPRAISER, REAL ESTATE (real estate) 42o 04.17 REAL ESTATE 193.168-010 AIR-TRAFFIC COORDINATOR (gov. ser.) 261 17.0403 GROUND OPERATIONS 193.168-014 AIR-TRAFFIC-CONTROL SPECIALIST, STATION 261 17.0403 GROUND OPERATIONS (gov. ser.)

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195.168-026 DIRECTOR, RECREATION CENTER (profess. 245 04.18 I RECREATION AND TOURISM & kin.) 195.368-010 MANAGmr AID (profess. & kin.) 258 09.0205 INSTITUTIONAL AND HOME MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORTING SERVICES 196.283-014 AIRPLANE PILOT, COMMERCIAL (air trans.) 422 16.0601 COMMERCIAL PILOT TRAINING 197.130-014 ENGINEER (water trans.) 299 17.0802 SHIP AND BOAT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 197.133-010 CAPTAIN, FISHING VESSEL (fish.) 299 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 197.133-018 MATE, FISHING VESSEL (fish.) 299 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 197.133-026 PILOT, SHIP (water trans.) 299 17.0802 SHIP AND BOAT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 197.133-034 TUGBOAT MATE (water trans.) 299 17.0802 SHIP AND BOAT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 199.187-010 RADIATION MONITOR (profess. & kin.) 420 07.0702 RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN 199.281-022 TESTER, FOOD PRODUCTS (grain & feed 418 09.0203 FOOD MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION AND mill.) SERVICES 199.381-010 RADIOGRAPHER (any ind.) 1418 17.2002 RADIOGRAPHY 199.885-010 DECONTAMINATION MAN (any ind.) 447 17.2099 INDUSTRIAL ATOMIC ENERGY, OTHER

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201.268-010 SOCIAL SECRETARY (clerical) 263 14.0702 SECRETARIES 201.368-010 LEGAL SECRETARY (clerical) 263 14.0702 SECRETARIES 201.368-014 MEDICAL SECRETARY (clerical) 263 14.0702 SECRETARIES 201.368-018 SECRETARY (clerical) 263 14.0702 SECRETARIES 202.388-010 COURT REPORTER (clerical) 278 14.0703 STENOGRAPHERS 202.388-014 STENOGRAPHER (clerical) 278 14.0703 STENOGRAPHERS 202.388-018 STENOGRAPHER, PRINT SHOP (print. & pub.) 278 14.0703 STENOGRAPHERS 202.388-022 STENOTYPE OPERATOR (clerical) 278 14.0703 STENOGRAPHERS 203.138-010 TELEGRAPHIC-TYPEWRITER OPERATOR, CHIEF 243 14.0902 TYPISTS (clerical) 203.138-014 TYPING SECTION CHIEF (clerical) 243 14.0902 TYPISTS 203.582-010 VARI-TYPIST (clerical) 274 14.0902 TYPISTS 203.588-010 PERFORATOR TYPIST (clerical) 287 14.0902 TYPISTS 203.588-014 TELEGRAPHIC-TYPEWRITER OPERATOR 287 14.0902 TYPISTS (clerical) 203.588-018 TYPIST (clerical) 287 14.0902 TYPISTS 203.588-022 WIRES-TRANSFER CLERK (banking) 287 14.0902 TYPISTS 204.268-010 POLICYHOLDERS'-INFORMATION CLERK 250 14.0402 CORRESPONDENCE CLERKS (insurance) 204.288-010 CORRESPONDENCE CLERK (clerical) 256 14.0402 CORRESPONDENCE CLERKS 204.388-010 CORRESPONDENCE-REVIEW CLERK (clerical) 276 14.0402 CORRESPONDENCE CLERKS 204.388-014 SALES CORRESPONDENT (any ind.) 256 14.0402 CORRESPONDENCE CLERKS 205.138-010 PERSONNEL CLERK SUPERVISOR (clerical) 243 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 205.138-014 SUPERVISOR, FORCE ADJUSTMENT (tel. & tel.) 243 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 205.168-010 TRAVEL CLERK (gov. ser.) 261 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 205.288-010 AGENT-CONTRACT CLERK (insurance) 254 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 205.368-014 EMPLOYMENT CLERK (clerical) 258 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 205.368-018 IDENTIFICATION CLERK (clerical) 258 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 205.368-022 INVESTIGATOR (any ind.) I 258 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 205.368-026 PERSONNEL CLERK (clerical) 258 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 205.368-03o SOCIAL SECURITY CLERK (clerical) 258 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 2o5:368-04 SUPERVISOR, CONTINGENTS (ret. tr.) 258 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 205.388-mo CIVIL-SERVICE CLERK (gov. ser. 276 14.0603 PERSONNEL ASSISTANTS 206.388-mo CLASSIFICATION CLERK (clerical) 276 14.0302 FILE CLERKS 206.388-014 CUT MAN (print. & pub.) 276 14.0302 FILE CLERKS 206.388-018 FILE CLERK (clerical) I 276 14.0302 FILE CLERKS 206.388-022 FILE CLERK (clerical) II 276 14.0302 FILE CLERKS 206.388-026 FINGERPRINT CLERK (gov. ser.) II 276 14.0302 FILE CLERKS 2o6.388-00 LIBRARIAN (print. & pub.) 276 14.0302 FILE CLERKS 206.388-034 RECORD CLERK (clerical) II 276 14.0302 FILE CLERKS 206.388-038 RECORDS CUSTODIAN (banking) 276 14.0302 FILE CLERKS 206.588-mo BRAND RECORDER (gov. ser.) 289 14.0302 FILE CLERKS 207.138-010 CHIEF CLERK, PRINT SHOP (clerical) 243 14.0301 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS 207.582-010 BRAILLE-DUPLICATING-MACHINE OPERATOR 274 14.0301 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS (clerical) 207.782-010 COPY OPERATOR (r.r.trans.) 435 14.0301 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS 207.782-014 DUPLICATING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 435 14.0301 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS II 207.782-018 DUPLICATING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 14.0301 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPPRATORS (clerical) III DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS 207.782-022 MIMEOGRAPH OPERATOR (clerical) 435 14.0301 207.782-026 OFFSET- DUPLICATING - MACHINE OPERATOR 435 14.001 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS (clerical) 207782-030 TYPEWRITER OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC 435 14.001 DUPLICATING, MACHINE OPERATORS (clerical) 207.884-010 DUPLICATING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) I 322 14.001 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS 207.885-010 DUPLICATING-MACHINE OPERATOR 447 14.001 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS (clerical) IV 207.885-014 PHOTOGRAPHIC-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 447 14.0301 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS 207.885-018 STENCIL-CUTTER OPERATOR (clerical) 447 14.0301 DUPLICATING MACHINE OPERATORS 208.138-010 TRANSCRIBING OPERATOR, HEAD (clerical) 243 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208.588-010 BRAILLE-MACHINE OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 287 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208.588-014 CRYPTOGRAPHIC-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 287 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER

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208.588-018 PHOTOCOMPOSING-MACHINE PERFORATOR 287 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OPERATOR (print. & pub.) OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208.588-022 TELAUTOGRAPH OPERATOR (clerical) 287 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208.588-026 TRANSCRIBING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 287 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208,588-03o TYPESETTER-PERFORATOR OPERATOR 287 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL (print. & pub.) OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208.782-010 EMBOSSING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) I 435 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208.782-014 EMBOSSING- MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) II 435 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208.782-022 TICKET MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 435 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208.885-010 COLLATOR OPERATOR (clerical) 447 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 208.885-014 MICROFILM MOUNTER (any ind.) 447 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.138-010 COORDINATOR, LETTER CAMPAIGN (drug. 243 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL prep. & rel. prod.) OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.138-014 STENO-POOL SUPERVISOR (clerical) 243 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.138-018 TECHNICAL COORDINATOR (gov. ser.) 243 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.368-010 CALL-OUT OPERATOR (bus. ser.; ret. tr.) 258 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.368-014 EVALUATOR (clerical) 258 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.368-018 IN-FILE OPERATOR (bus. ser.) 258 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-010 BORDEREAU CLERK (insurance) 276 14.0901 CLERK-TYPISTS 209.388-014 CANCELLATION CLERK (insurance) 276 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-018 CLASSIFIED-AD CLERK (print. & pub.) 276 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-022 CLERK-TYPIST (clerical) 276 14.0901 CLERK-TYPISTS 209.388-026 CONTINUITY CLERK (motion pic.) 276 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-030 MORTGAGE CLERK (banking) 276 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-034 MORTGAGE PROCESSING CLERK (clerical) 276 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-038 READER (bus. ser.) 276 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-042 REFERENCE CLERK (ret. tr.) 276 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-046 SPECIAL-CERTIFICATE DICTATOR (insurance) 256 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-050 STATEMENT CLERK (banking) 276 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.388-054 TITLE SEARCHER (real estate) 276 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.488-010 CIRCULATION CLERK (print. & pub.) 28o 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.488-014 COUPON CLERK (banking) 280 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.488-018 INVOICE-CONTROL CLERK (clerical) 28o 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.584-010 MORTICER (clerical) 282 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACdINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.587-010 SAMPLEMAN, PAPER (paper & pulp; paper 282 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL goods) OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-010 ADDRESSER (clerical) 287 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-014 CAR CHECKER (clerical) 289 14.0502 QUALITY CONTROL CLERKS 209.588-018 CLERK, GENERAL (clerical) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER

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209.588-022 CONTACT CLERK (light, heat, & power) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-026 COPY HOLDER (clerical) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-030 CREDIT CARD CLERK (ret. tr.) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-034 CUSTOMER-CONTROL CLERK (clerical) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-038 HISTORY-CARD CLERK (light, heat, & power) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-042 LIBRARY CLERK, TALKING BOOKS (library) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND, GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-046 MARKER (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 289 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 209.588-050 P71 ::E CLERK (clerical) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-054 RETURN-TO-FACTORY CLERK (clerical) 289 14.0502 QUALITY CONTROL CLERKS 209.588-058 ROUTING CLERK (banking) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.588-062 TRANSLATOR, BRAILLE (print. & pub.) 287 /4.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.687-010 ADDRESS-PLATE INSERTER (clerical) 282 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.687-014 SLIP PULLER (bus. ser.) 282 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-010 BRAILLE PROOFREADER (print. & pub.) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-014 CHECKER (clerical) II 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-018 CHECKING CLERK (banking) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-022 DISPLAY -DESK CLERK (print. & puD.) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-026 METAL-RELEASE MAN (nonfer. metal alloys) 286 14.0502 QUALITY CONTROL CLERKS 209.688-030 ORDER CALLER (clerical) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-034 PROOFREADER (print. & pub.) I 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-038 REVIEWER (insurance) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-042 SORTER (clerical) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-046 WEIGHT CALLER (clerical) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 209.688-050 YARDAGE CALLER (textile) 289 14.0399 FILING, OFFICE MACHINES, AND GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 210.368-010 ACCOUNT-INFORMATION CLERK (light, heat, &' 258 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS power) 210.368-014 INSURANCE CLERK (medical ser.) 258 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388-010 ACCOUNT-CLASSIFICATION CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388-014 AUDIT CLERK (clerltal) 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388-018 BILLING CONTROL CLERK (light, boat, & 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS power) 210.388-022 BOOKKEEPER (clerital) I 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388-026 BOOKKEEPER (clerical) II 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388 -030 CLASSIFICATION-CONTROL CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388-034 COMMODITY -LOAN CLERK (banking) 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388 -038 DISTRIBUTION ACCOUNTING CLERK (light, 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS heat, & power) 210.388-042 FIXED-CAPITAL CLERK (light, heat, Ispower) 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.368-046 GENERAL-LEDGER BOOKKEEPER (clerical) 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388 -050 MEDICAL-VOUCHER CLERK (insurance) 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388-054 MORTGAGE-LOAN-COMPUTATION CLERK 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS (insurance) 210.388-058 NIGHT AUDITOR (hotel & rest.) 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.388-062 RECONCILEMENT CLERK (banking) 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS

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210.488-010 CHART CALCULATOR (light, heat, &power) 28o 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 210.488-014 DIVIDEND-DEPOSIT-VOUCHER QUOTER 280 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS (insurance) 210.588-010 INSURANCE CLERK (clerical) II 289 14.0102 BOOKKEEPERS 211.138-010 MONEY-ROOM MAN, HEAD (amuse. & rec.) 243 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.138-014 SUPERVISOR, CASHIERS (light, heat, & power) 243 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.368-010 CASHIER (clerical) I 258 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-010 CASHIER (clerical) II 269 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 211.468-014 CASHIER, COURTESY BOOTH (ret. 269 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 211.468-018 CASHIER, CURRENCY EXCHANGE (bus. ser.) 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468 -022 CASHIER, GAMBLING (amuse. & rec.) 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-026 CASHIER-WRAPPER (ret, tr.) 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-030 CHANGE-BOOTH MAN (amuse. & rec.) 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-034 DESK CLERK (per. ser.) 269 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 211.468-038 DRIVERS' -CASH CLERK (motor trans.) 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-042 PARIMUTUEL-TICKRE CASHIER (amuse. & rec.) 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-046 PARIMUTUEL-TICKET SELLER (amuse. & rec.) 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-050 SHEET WRITER (amuse. & rec.) I 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-054 STATION AGENT (r.r. trans.) II 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-058 TELLER (light, heat, & power) 269 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.468-062 TICKET SELLER (clerical) 269 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 211.468 -o66 TOLL COLLECTOR (gov. ser.) 269 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 211.488-010 MONEY COUNTER (ret. tr.; whole.tr.) 280 14.0103 CASHIERS 211.488-014 MONEY COUNTER (amuse. & rec.) 280 14.0103 CASHIERS 212.138-010 TELLER, HEAD (banking) 243 14.0105 TELLRRS 212.368-010 TELLER (banking) 267 14.0105 TELLERS 212.368-014 TELLER, COLLECTION AND EXCHANGE (banking) 267 14.0105 TELLERS 212.368-018 TELLER, NOTE (banking) 267 14.0105 TELLERS COMPUTER AND CONSOLE OPERATORS 213.138-010 SUPERVISOR, COMPUTER OPERATIONS 243 14.0201 (clerical) BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS 213.138-014 SUPERVISOR, MACHINE-RECORDS UNIT 243 14.02 (clerical) OCCUPATIONS 213.382-010 CARD-TAPE-CONVERTER OPERATOR (clerical) 274 14.0202 PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 213.382-014 COMPUTER-PERIPHERAL-EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 274 14.0202 PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT OPERATORS (clerical) COMPUTER AND CONSOLE OPERATORS 213.382-018 DIGITAL-COMPUTER OPERATOR (clerical) 274 14.0201 PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 213.382-022 HIGH-SPEED-PRINTER OPERATOR (clerical) 274 14.0202 KEY PUNCH AND CODING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 213.582-010 KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR (clerical) 274 14.020201 KEY PUNCH AND CODING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 213.588-010 DATA TYPIST (clerical) 287 14.020201 KEY PUNCH AND CODING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 213.588-014 VERIFIER OPERATOR (clerical) 287 14.020201 KEY PUNCH AND CODING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 213.782-010' TABULATING- MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 435 14.020201 213A85-010 SORTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 447 14.020201 KEY PUNCH AND CODING EQUIPMENT OPERATORS MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 214.488-010 BILLING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 280 14.0104 AND COMPUTING) MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 215.388-010 BOOKKEEPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) I 280 14.0104 AND COMPUTING) MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 215.388-014 BOOKKEEPING-MACHINE OPERATOR 280 14.0104 (clerical) II AND COMPUTING) MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 215.488-010 PAYROLL CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0104 AND COMPUTING) MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 216.388-010 BALANCE CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0104 AND COMPUTING) MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 216.388-014 BANK-RECONCILIATION CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0104 AND COMPUTING) MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 216.488-010 ADDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 280 14.0104 AND COMPUTING) MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 216.488-014 AUDIT-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 280 14.0104 AND COMPUTING) MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 216.488-018 CALCULATING- MACHINE OPERATOR(clerical) 280 14.0104 AND COMPUTING) FOOD SERVICES 216.488-022 FOOD CHECKER (hotel & rest.) I 280 04.07 FOOD SERVICES 216.488-026 FOOD CHECKER (hotel & rest.) II 280 04.07 14.0104 MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, 216.488-03o FOOD CONTROLLER (hotel & rest.) 280 AND COMPUTING)

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216.488-034 INTERLINE CLERK (r.r. trans.) 280 14.0104 MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, AND COMPUTING) 216.488-038 POLICY-VALUE CALCULATOR (insurance) 280 14.0104 MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, AND COMPUTING) 216.488-042 TESTER, RECORDING AND CHECKING (nonfer. 280 14.0104 MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, metal alloys) AND COMPUTING) 216.588-010 FOOD TABULATOR, CAFETERIA (hotel & rest.) 287 14.0104 MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, AND COMPUTING) 216.588-014 INTEGRATOR OPERATOR (clerical) 287 14.0104 MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, AND COMPUTING) 217.388-010 PROOF-MACHINE OPERATOR (banking) 280 14.0104 MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, AND COMPUTING) 217.388-014 TRANSIT CLERK (banking) 280 14.0104 MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, AND COMPUTING) 217.885-010 BURSTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 447 14.0104 MACHINE OPERATORS (BILLING, BOOKKEEPING, AND COMPUTING) 219.138-010 COST-AND-SALES-RECORD SUPERVISOR (light, 243 14.0199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER heat, & power) 219.138-014 CREW SCHEDULER ,CHIEF (air trans.) 243 1110199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 219.138-018 FIELD CASHIER (.!...est.) 243 14.0199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 219.138-022 MANAGER, STATEMENT CLERKS (banking) 243 14.0199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 219.138-026 PAY-ROLL CLERK, CHIEF (clerical) 243 14.0199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 219.138-030 STATISTICIAN, ELECTRIC POWER (light, 243 14.0199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER heat, & power) 219.138-034 SUPERINTENDENT, PAYROLL DIVISION (light, 243 14.0199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER heat, &power) 219.138-038 SUPERVISOR, ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE (light, 243 14.0199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER heat, & power) 219.138-042 TIMEKEEPER, CHIEF (clerical) 243 14.0199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 219.368-010 BROKERAGE CLERK (finan. inst.) II 258 o4.o4 FINANCE AND CREDIT 219.368-014 FLOORMAN (motot trans.) 265 14.0199 ACCOU'TING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 219.388-010 ACCOUNT ANALYST (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-014 ACTUARIAL CLERK (insurance) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-018 ADVICE CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-022 AIRCRAFT-LOG CLERK (air trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-026 BILLING CLERK (clerical) II 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-030 BOND CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-034 BOX-ESTIMATOR PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS (paper goods) 219,383-038 BUDGET CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-042 C. O. D. CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-046 CHART CLERK (petrol. refin.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-050 CHECKER (amuse. & rec.) 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-054 CITY-COLLECTION CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-058 CLEARING-HOUSE CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-062 CLERK, CABLE TRANSFER (tel. & tel.) 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-066 CLERK, GENERAL OFFICE (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-070 CLERK, TELEGRAPH SERVICE (tel. & tel.) 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-074 CODING CLERK (clerical) 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-078 COLLATERAL-AND-SAFEKEEPING CLERK 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS (banking) 219.388-082 CONTRACT CLERK AUTOMOBILE (ret. tr.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-086 CONTROL CLERK, AUDITING (insurance) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-090 CONTROL CLERK, DATA PROCESSING 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS (clerical) I 219.388-094 COUNTRY-COLLECTION CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-098 COUPON-COLLECTION CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-102 CREW SCHEDULER (air trans.) 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-106 DEMURRAGE CLERK (r.r. trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-110 DISPATCHER CLERK (r.r. trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-114 DISTRICT CLERK (cicrical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-118 ESTIMATOR (print. & pub.) 276 17.1999 GRAPHIC ARTS, OTHER 219.388-122 EXCHANGE CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-126 FILM-RENTAL CLERK (ret. tr.) 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS

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219.388-130 FLIGHT-CREW-TIME CLERK (air trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-134 FOREIGN-COLLECTION CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-138 INSURANCE CLERK (banking) I 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-142 INSURANCE CLERK (banking) II 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-146 INSURANCE CLERK (clerical) I 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-150 INTEREST CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-154 LETTER-OF-CREDIT CLERK (banking) 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-158 LOAD-CONTROL AGENT (air trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-162 MAIN-EXTENSION CLERK (light, heat, & 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS power) 219.388-166 MANIFEST CLERK (water trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-170 MARGIN CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-174 MARGIN CLERK (finan. inst.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-178 MEDIA CLERK (bus. ser.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-182 MORTGAGE-ACCOUNTING CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-186 PAPER-CONTROL CLERK (water trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-190 PAYMASTER (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-194 PLANIMETER OPERATOR (gov. ser.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-198 POLICY-CHANGE CLERK (insurance) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-202 PROBATE CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-206 PROGRAMER, DETAIL (clerical) 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-210 RATE CLERK, FREIGHT (motor trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-214 RATE REVIEWER (light, heat, & power) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-218 RATER (insurance) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-222 REAL-ESTATE CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0303 Gm ar,L OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-226 RESERVES CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-230 RETURNED-ITEM CLERK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-234 REVISING CLERK (motor trans.; r.r. 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS trans.) 219.388-238 REVIVAL CLERK (insurance) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-242 SALES-DEVELOPMENT CLERK (tel. & tel.) 276 04.99 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION, OTHER 219.388-246 SERVICES CLERK (water trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 27.9.388-250 SETTLEMENT CLERK (ore dress., smelt., & 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS refin.) 219.388-254 SORTING CTRRK (banking) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-258 STATISTICAL CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-262 STATISTICAL CLERK, ADVERTISING 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS (ret. tr.) 219.388-266 STOCK-TRANSFER CLERK (banking) 280 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 219.388-270 TAX CLERK (clerical) I 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-274 TIMEKEEPER (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-278 TRAFFIC-RATE CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-282 TRUST-VAUDT CLERK (banking) 276 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-286 WARD CLERK (medical ser.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.388-290 WORKSHEET CLERK (insurance) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.485-010 CURRENCY SORTER (banking) 282 14.0199 ACCOUNTING AND COMPUTING OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 219.487-010 MEASURER (agric.) 282 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-010 ACCOUNTING CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-014 ADDITIONS AND BErEmNialS CLERK 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS (r.r. trans.) 219.488-018 ADVERTISING -SPACE MEASURER (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-022 BOOKING PRIZER (tobacco) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-026 BROKERAGE CLERK (finan. inst.) I 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-030 COLLECTION-SHEET CLERK,(motor trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-034 COST CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-038 DEPOSIT REFUND CLERK (light, heat, & 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS power) 219.488-042 FABRIC-AND-ACCESSORIES ESTIMATOR 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS (garment) 219.488-046 FOREIGN CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-050 GRADING CLERK (education) 280 14.0602 INTERVIEWERS AND TEST TECHNICIANS 219.488-054 INSURANCE CHECKER (insurance) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-058 RATE CLERK (motor trans.) 280 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 219.488-062 REINSURANCE CLERK (insurance) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.488-066 TOLL-RATING CLERK (tel. & tel.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS

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219.488-07o VOUCHER CLERK (r.r. trans.) 280 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.585-010 COIN-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 282 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.588-010 BOOKMAN (whole. tr.) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.588-014 CHARGE-REFER CLERK (clerical) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.588-018 COIN-MACHINE OPERATOR (banking) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.588-022 DATA-CHANGE CLERK (insurance) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.588-026 ERROR-LEDGER CLERK (clerical) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.588-03o KARDEX CLERK (clerical) 289 1)4.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.588-034 METER-ORDER CLERK (light, heat, & power) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.588-038 POSTING CLERK (clerical) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.588-042 REMITTANCE CLERK (insurance) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS

219.588-046 SUSPENSE CLERK (light, heat, & power) 289 14,0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS

219.588-05o SUSPENSE-RETIREMENT-CLEARANCE-LEDGER 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS CLERK (light, heat, & power) 219.588-054 TELEGRAPH-SERVICE RATER (tel. & tel.) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 219.688-010 CONTROL CLERK, DATA PROCESSING 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS (clerical) II 219.688-014 TALLMAN, FISH (gov. ser.) 289 14.0303 GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS 221.138-014 YIELDS SUPERVISOR (clerical) 243 14.0501 PLANNING AND PRODUCTION CLERKS 221.168-010 MATERIAL COORDINATOR (any ind.) 261 14.0501 PLANNING AND PRODUCTION CLERKS

221.168-022 PRODUCTION COORDINATOR (clerical) 261 14.0501 PLANNING AND PRODUCTION CLERKS 221.168-026 SPARES SCHEDULER (clerical) 261 14.0501 PLANNING AND PRODUCTION CLERKS 221.388-03o INDUSTRIAL -ORb BREAK-DOWN CLERK 280 14.0501 PLANNING AND PRODUCTION CLERKS (any ind.) 221.388-042 ORDER DETAILER (clerical) 276 14.0501 PLANNING AND PRODUCTION CLERKS 221.388-054 PRODUCTION CLERK (clerical) II 280 14.0501 PLANNING AND PRODUCTION CLERKS 221.388-074 WORK-ORDER CLERK (clerical) II 276 14.0501 PLANNING AND PRODUCTION CLERKS 221.588-022 JOB TRACER (clerical) 289 14.0501 PLANNING AND PRODUCTION CLERKS 222.138-022 RATE SUPERVISOR (clerical) 243 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.138-026 SHIPPING CLERK (clerical) I 243 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.368-014 EXPEDITER (clerical) I 265 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.387-018 RECEIVING CLERK (clerical) 271 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.387-022 RETURNED-GOODS RECEIVING-CLERK (clerical) 271 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.387-026 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERK (clerical) 271 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.168-014 RECEIPT CLERK (clerical) 280 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.587-014 DISTRIBUTING CLERK (clerical) 282 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.587-034 ROUTE-RETURN MAN (clerical) 282 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.587-042 SHIPPING CLERK (clerical) II 282 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.588-010 DELIVERY CLERK clerical 289 14.0505 TRAFFIC, RATE, AND TRANSPORTATION CLERKS 222.588-026 TRAFFIC CLERK (clerical I 289 14.0505 TRAFFIC, RATE, AND TRANSPORTATION CLERKS 222.588-030 TRAFFIC CLERK (clerical II 289 14.0505 TRAFFIC, RATE, AND TRANSPORTATION CLERKS 222.687-014 MILK RECEIVER (dairy prod.) 282 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS 222.687-022 RECEIVING CHECKER (clerical) 282 14.0503 SHIPPING ANDRECEIVING CLERKS 222.687-030 SHIPPING CHECKER (clerical) 282 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 222.687-034 SOhTER (any ind.) 282 14.0503 SHIPPING AND RECEIVING CLERKS 223.138-022 RECEIVING-AND-SHIPPING FOREMAN (any ind.) 243 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.138-026 STOCK SUPERVISOR (ret. tr.) 243 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.138-030 STOCK-CONTROL SUPERVISOR (clerical) 243 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.138-034 SUPERVISOR, ASSEMBLY STOCK (clerical) 243 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.138-038 SUPERVISOR, STOCK (clerical) 243 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.138-042 TOOL-CRIB FOREMAN (clerical) 243 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.388-010 EQUIPMENT - INVENTORY CLERK (aircraft mfg.) 276 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.388-014 INVENTORY CLERK (clerical). 276 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.388-018 INVENTORY CLERK, STOCKROOM (clerical) 276 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.487-010 CHECKER, BAKERY PRODUCTS (bake.prod.) 271 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 223.487-018 MAIL-ORDER FILLER (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 282 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.587-018 LABORATORY HELPER (clerical) 282 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.588-026 TALLYMAN (clerical) 289 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.687-014 CHECKER (clerical) I 282 14.0504 STOCK AND INVENTORY CLERKS 223.687-018 SAMPLE GIRL (hosiery) 282 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 223.887-010 CENTRAL-SUPPLY WORKER (medical ser.) 360 07.0905 CENTRAL SUPPLY TECHNICIAN 224.487-030 WEIGHER (clerical) II 282 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER

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WT Gr. * Occupational Title Page No. Vol. II Code Instructional Program =r...... Code Vol. I MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (gov. ser.) 282 14.0599 224.487-042 WEIGHING-STATION OPERATOR (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER MATERIAL GUPPORT OCCUPATIONS CERTIFIED-TEST CLERK (ore dress.,smelt., 243 14.0599 229.138-010 (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND & refin.) RECORDING), OTHER MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (clerical) 243 14.0599 229.138-014 CHART CLERK, CHIEF (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS DEPARTMENT 243 14.0599 229.138-018 CHIEF CLERK, MEASUREMENT (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND (petrol. production; pipe lines) RECORDING), OTHER (light, heat,& 243 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.138-022 CONTACT-CLERK SUPERVISOR (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND power) RECORDING), OTHER MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (const.) 243 14.0599 229.138-026 EQUIPMENT-RECORDS SUPERVISOR (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 243 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.138-030 PROCESS-CONTROL-CLERICAL SUPERVISOR (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND (petrol. refin.) RECORDING), OTHER fced 243 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.138-034 SACK-DEPARTMENT FOREMAN (grain & (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND mill.) RECORDING), OTHER 243 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.138-038 YARD FOREMAN (const.) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 383 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.188-010 TOOLING COORDINATOR, PRODUCTION (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND mfg.) ENGINEERING (aircraft RECORDING), OTHER MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (clerical) 265 14.0599 229.368-010 DISPATCHER, MAINTENANCE (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 271 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.387-010 BULK-PRODUCTS MAU (sugar) (TRANSPORTING,'STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 271 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.387-014 TANK CALIBRATOR(bus. ser.) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS trans.) I 276 14.0599 229.388-010 CAR CHECKER (r.r (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 280 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 219.388-014 MATERIAL LISTER (const.) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 276 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.388-018 PARTS LISTER(electronics) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 276 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.388-022 PROGRESS CLERK (const.) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 280 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.388-026 ROAD CLERK (r.r.trans.) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS trans.) 280 14.0599 229.388-030 ROADMASTER CLERK (r.r. (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 280 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.488-010 ESTIMATOR (wood.box) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 280 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.488-014 ESTIMATOR (jewelry) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 280 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS 229.488-018 GIN CLERK (agric.) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER

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229.488-022 LUMBER SCALER (woodworking) 280 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.87-010 GREY-GOODS MARKER (textile) 282 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.587-014 INSPECTOR, SWEET POTATO (gov. ser.) 282 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.587-018 SAMPLE CLERK (textile) I 282 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.588-010 COUNTER (agric.) 289 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.588-014 FILE-ROOM CUSTODIAN-AND-STABILITY-PROGRAM 289 14.0502 QUALITY CONTROL CLERKS CLERK (clerical) 229.588-018 OBSERVER, WATER-SALES-MEASUREMENTS 289 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (light, heat, & power) (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.588-022 OUTSOLE SCHEDULER (boot & shoe) 289 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.588-026 SHADE-TICKET MARKER (garment) 289 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.588-030 TICKER MARKER (whole. tr.) 289 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.688-010 CLAIMS CLERK (auto. mfg.) 289 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING, AND RECORDING), OTHER 229.884-010 CHART CHANGER (clerical) 322 14.0502 QUALITY CONTROL CLERKS 229.887-010 TICKETER (textile) 360 14.0599 MATERIAL SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS (TRANSPORTING, STORING), AND RECORDING), OTHER 230.138-010 SUPERVISOR, MESSENGERS (tel. & tel.) 243 14.0405 MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS ANDGIRLS 230.368-010 TELEGRAPH MESSENGER (tel. & tel.) II 258 14.0405 MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS ANDGIRLS 230.868-010 TELEGRAPH MESSENGER (tel. & tel.) 509 14.0405 MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS ANDGIRLS 230.878-010 AID,ROUTE (tel. & tel.) 509 14.0405 MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS ANDGIRLS 230.878-014 CASH BOY (ret. tr.) 509 14.0405 MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS ANDGIRLS 230.878-018 COPY BOY (print. & pub.) 509 14.0405 MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS ANDGIRLS 230.878-022 MESSENGER (clerical) 509 14.0405 MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS ANDGIRLS 230.878-026 OFFICE BOY (clerical) 509 14.0405 MESSENGERS AND OFFICE BOYS ANDGIRLS 231.138-010 MAILING SUPERVISOR (clerical) 243 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 231.388-010 MAIL-ORDER SORTER (ret. tr.) 276 14.0403 MAIL AND'POSTAL CLERKS 231.388-014 PARCEL-POST CLERK clerical) 276 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 231.588-010 DIRECT-MAIL CLERK (clerical 289 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 231.588-014 MAIL CLERK (clerical) 289 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 231.588-018 REGISTERED-MAIL CLERK (banking) 289 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 231.588-022 TRUST-MAIL CLERK (banking) 287 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 231.687-010 EXPRESS MESSENGER (r.r. trans.) 282 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 231.687-014 SHIPPER (bus. ser.) 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 231.688-010 DISTRIBUTION CLERK (gov. ser.) 289 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 232.138-010 FOREMAN, MAILS (gov. ser.) 243 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 232.368-010 POST-OFFICE CLERK (clerical) 267 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 232.368-014 POST-OFFICE CLERK (gov. ser.) 267 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 233.138-010 FOREMAN, CARRIERS (gov. ser.) 243 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 233.388-010 MAIL CARRIER (gov. ser.) 276 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 233.388-014 RURAL-MAIL CARRIER (gov. ser.) 276 14.0403 MAIL AND POSTAL CLERKS 234.582-010 ADDRESSING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 274 14.0404 MAIL PREPARING AND MAIL HANDLING MACHINE OPERATORS 234.885-010 ENVELOPE-SEALING-MACHINE OPERATOR 447 14.0404 MAIL PREPARING AND MAIL HANDLING (clerical) I MACHINE OPERATORS

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234.885-014 FOLDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 447 14.0404 MAIL PREPARING AND MAIL 'HANDLING MACHINE OPERATORS 234.885-018 INSERTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clerical) 447 14.0404 MAIL PREPARING AND MAIL HANDLING MACHINE OPERATORS 234.885-022 SEALING-AND-CANCELING-MACHINE OPERATOR 447 14.0404 MAIL PREPARING AND MAIL HANDLING (clerical) MACHINE OPERATORS 234.885-026 WIF3-MAILER-MACHINE OPERATOR 447 14.0404 MAIL PREPARING AND MAIL HANDLING (print, & pub.) MACHINE OPERATORS 235.138-010 CENTRAL-OFFICE-OPERATOR SUPERVISOR 243 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS (tel. & tel.) 235.138-014 TELEPHONE OPERATOR, CHIEF (clerical) 243 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS 235.228-010 PRIVATE-BRANCH-EXCHANGE SERVICE ADVISOR 335 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS (tel. & tel.) 235.388-0l0 RADIO-MESSAGE ROUTER (tel. & tel.) 276 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS 235.585-010 SWITCHING CLERK (tel. & tel.) 282 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS 235.588-010 CLERK, ROUTE (tel. & tel.) 289 14,0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS 235.862-010 CENTRAL-OFFICE OPERATOR (tel. & tel.) 291 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS 235.862-014 GAMEWELL OPERATOR (gov. ser.) 291 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS 235,862-018 INFORMATION OPERATOR (tel. & tel.) 291 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS 235.862-022 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, POLICE DISTRICT 291 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS (gov. ser.) 235.862-026 TELEPHONE OPERATOR (clerical) 291 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS 235.862-030 TELEPHONE-ANSWERING-SERVICE OPERATOR 291 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKS AND OPERATORS (bus. ser.) 236.382-010 TELEFAX CLERK (tel. & tel.) 274 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKSAND OPERATORS. 236.588-010 MORSE OPERATOR (tel. & tel.) 287 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKSAND OPERATORS 236.588-014 TELEGRAPHER (r.r. trans.) 287 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKSAND OPERATORS 236.588-018 TELEGRAPHER AGENT (r.r. trans.) 287 14.0401 COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CLERKSAND OPERATORS 237.168-010 TRAVEL COUNSELOR (nonprofit organ.) 261 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 237.368-010 ADMITTING OFFICER (medical ser.) I 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATIONCLERKS 237.368-014 APPOINTMENT CLERK (clerical) 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATIONCLERKS 237.368-018 HOSPITAL-ADMITTING CLERK (medical ser.) 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATIONCLERKS 237.368-022 INFORMATION CLERK clerical) 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATIONCLERKS 237.368-026 INFORMATION CLERK (motor trans.; r.r. 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATIONCLERKS trans.) 237.368-030 OUTPATIENT - ADMITTING CLERK (medical ser.) 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATION CLERKS 237.368-034 PAY-STATION ATTENDANT (clerical) 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATION CLERKS 237.368-038 RECEPTIONIST (clerical) 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATION CLERKS 237.368-042 REGISTRAR (gov. ser.) 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATION CLERKS 237.368-046 REGISTRATION CLERK (gov. ser.) II 258 14.0406 RECEPTIONIST AND INFORMATION CLERKS 239.138-010 CABLE SUPERVISOR (tel. & tel.) 243 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 239.138-014 CONTRACT-CLERK SUPERVISOR (tel. & tel.) 243 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 239.138-018 FOREMAN, MAILROOM (print. & pub.) 243 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 239.138-022 MANAGER, DELIVERY DEPARTMENT (tel. & tel.) 243 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 239.138-026 METER READER, CHIEF (light, heat, & 243 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, power; waterworks) OTHER 239.138-030 MORSE SUPERVISOR (tel. & tel.) 243 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 239.138-046 TELEFAX SUPERVISOR (tel. & tel.) 243 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 239.228-010 CONTRACT CLERK TRAINING SUPERVISOR 241 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, (tel. & tel.) OTHER 239.368-010 COUNTER CLERK (tel. & tel.) 258 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 239.368-014 MAIL-DISTRIBUTION-SCHEME EXAMINER 258 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, (gov. ser.) OTHER 239.368-018 MANAGER, TRAFFIC (motor trans.) II 258 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 239.368-022 PLACER (insurance) 258 04.13 INSURANCE 239.368-026 WEATHER CLERK (air trans.) 258 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 239.382-010 WIRE-PHOTO OPERATOR, NEWS (print. & pub.) 274 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, OTHER

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OCCUPATIONS, DISPATCHER, MAINTENANCE SERVICE 276 14.0499 INFORMATIONCOMMUNICATION 239.388.010 OTHER (clerical) OCCUPATIONS, MAILER (print. & pub.) 282 14.0499 INFORMATIONCOMMUNICATION 239.587-010 OTHER MAILER APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 282 14.0499 INFORMATIONCOMMUNICATIONOCCUPATIONS, 239.587-014 OTHER CLERK, DIRECTORY (tel. &tel.) 289 14.0499 INFORMATIONCOMMUNICATIONOCCUPATIONS, 239.588-014 OTHER METER READER (light, heat, & power; 289 14.0499 INFORMATIONCOMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, 239.588-018 OTHER waterworks) COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, ROUTER (clerical) 289 14.0499 INFORMATION 239.588-026 OTHER SERVICE OBSERVER (tel. & tel.) 289 14.0499 INFORMATIONCOMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, 239.588-030 OTHER COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, TUBE OPERATOR (clerical) 282 14.0499 INFORMATION 239.687-010 OTHER CLERK, INSPECTION (tel. & tel.) 289 14.0499 INFORMATIONCOMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, 239.688-010 OTHER 14.0499 INFORMATIONCOMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, 239.868-010 CALLER, INDUSTRIAL (any ind.) 509 OTHER 243 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 240.138-010 COIN-MACHINE-COLLECTOR SUPERVISOR (clerical) 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 240.368-010 COLLECTOR (clerical) 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 203.368-014 COLLECTOR, OVERDUE MATERIAL (library) 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 240.368-018 REPOSSESSOR (clerical) 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 240.388-010 COLLECTION CLERK (clerical) 256 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 240.388-014 TRUST-COLLECTION CLERK (banking) 256 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 203.468-010 LAY-AWAY CLERK (ret. tr.) 501 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 203.884-010 PARKING-METER COLLECTOR (gov. ser.) 322 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 240.887-010 COLLECTOR (tel. & tel.) 360 14.99 INSURANCE 241.168-010 CLAIM ADJUSTER (insurance) 416 04.13 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 241.368-010 ADJUSTMENT CLERK (clerical) 258 04.08 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 241.368-014 LOSS-OF-CLAIM CLERK (insurance) 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 241.368-018 OUTSIDE-CONTACT CLERK (light, heat, & 258 14.99 power) 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 241.387-010 TIRE ADJUSTER (ret, tr.; whole.tr.) 271 HOTEL AND LODGING 242.368-010 HOTEL CLERK (hotel & rest.) 265 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 242.368-014 TRAVEL CLERK (hotel & rest.) 258 04.11 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 243.368-010 CALL CLERK (gov. ser.) 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 243.368-014 LOST-AND-FOUND CLERK clerical) 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 243.368-018 LOST-AND -FOUND CLERK motortrans.) 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 243.368-022 MORTGAGE CLOSING CLERK (clerical) 258 14.99 OFFICE!OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 243.368-026 SERVICE CLERK (clerical) 265 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 243.368-030 TELEPHONE-QUOTATION CLERK (finan. inst.) 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 243.368-034 WORK-ORDER-SORTING CLERK (light, heat, 265 14.99 & power) GENERAL MERCHANDISE 243.468-010 SALES-CHECK WRITER (ret. tr.) 269 04.08 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 249.138-010 CLAIMS DEPUTY (gov. ser.) 243 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 249.138-014 SOLICITOR, HEAD (print. & pub.) 243 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 249.138-018 STOCK-TRANSFER CLERK, HEAD (banking) 243 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS,OTHER 249.138-022 SUPERINTENDENT, CUSTOMER RECORDS 243 14.99 DIVISION (light, heat, & power) INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, 249.138-026 SUPERVISOR,SURVEY WORKER (clerical) 243 14.0499 OTHER OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.168-014 LABOR EXPEDITER (const.) 261 14.99 INSURANCE 249.268-010 CLAIM EXAMINER (insurance) II 416 04.13 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, 249.268-014 SURVEY WORKER (clerical) 250 14.0499 OTHER OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.288-010 CUSTOMS CLERK (gov. ser.) 256 14.99 AERONAUTICAL TECHNOLOGY 249.288-014 ENGINEERING CLERK (aircraft mfg.) 387 16.0101 CIVIL TECHNOLOGY 249.288-018 FIELD-MAP EDITOR (clerical) 385 16.0106 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.368-010 CLAIMS CLERK (insurance) 58 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.368-014 CLERK, ELECTORAL (gov. ser.) 258 14.99 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION, OTHER 249.368-018 CONTRACT CLERK (light, heat, & power) 258 04.99 ADVERTISING SERVICES 249.368-022 COUNTER CLERK (print. & pub.) 258 04.01

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OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER COURT CLERK (gov. ser.) 258 14.99 249.368.026 258 14.0499 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, 249.368 -030 CREDIT CLERK (clerical) I OTHER OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER ser.) 258 14.99 249.368-034 CREDIT REPORTER (bus. OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER DEPOSIT CLERK (light, heat, &power) 258 14.99 249,368-038 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.368-042 FARM CHECKER (gov. ser.) INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, (library) 258 14.0499 249.368.050 LIBRARY ASSISTANT OTHER 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.368.054 LICENSE CLERK (gov. ser.) OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER LOAN OFFICER (banking; finan.inst.) 258 14.99 249.368-058 GENERAL MERCHANDISE NEW.ACCOUNT CLERK (clerical) 258 04.08 249.368-062 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT NEW-ACCOUNTS w R (banking) 258 249.368-066 258 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.368-070 ORDER CLERK(clerical) II OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER trans.) 265 14.99 249.368-074 RECONSIGNMENT CLERK (r.r. INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, ESSERVATI7N CLERIC (clerical) 265 14.0499 249.368-082 OTHER 258 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 249.368-086 SAFE-DEPOSIT CLERK (banking) 258 14.0602 INTERVIEWERS AND TEST TECHNICIANS 249.368-090 TEST TECHNICIAN (clerical) INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, TRACER CLERK (clerical) 265 14.0499 249.368-094 OTHER (ret. tr.) 271 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.387 -010 WATCH-AND-CLOCK-REPAIR CLERK 276 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.388-010 ANALYST (ret. tr.) INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, COMPILER (clerical) 276 14.0499 249.383 -014 OTHER OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER CREDIT AUTHORIZER (clerical) 276 14.99 249.388 -018 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER FORMS ANALYST (clerical) 256 14.99 249.388-022 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER LOAN CLOSER (finan. inst.; realestate) 256 14.99 249.388-026 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER MAILING-LIST COMPILER(clerical) 276 14.99 249.388-030 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, MEDICAL-RECORD CLERK (medicalser.) 280 14.0499 249.388-0;14 OTHER INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, MESSENGER, BANK (banking) 276 14.0499 249.388.038 OTHE", OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER METER READER (motortrans.) 280 14.99 249.2.042 REAL ESTATE REAL-ESTATE-LOCATION WRITER(insurance) 276 04.17 249.,$J8-046 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER SECURITIES CLERK (banking) 280 14.99 249.388450 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER SUGGESTION CLERK clerital) 276 14.99 249.388-054 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER TOWN CLERK (gov. ser.) 256 14.99 249.388-058 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER CHECKER, DUMP GROUND (bus.ser.) 280 14.99 249.488-010 CIVIL TECHNOLOGY NOTE KEEPER (any ind.) 282 16.0106 249.587-010 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER PROPERTY CLERK (gov. ser.) 282 14.99 249,587-014 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER REGISTRATION CLERK (goy.ser,) I 289 14.99 249.588-014 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER STATION-HOUSE CLEM (gov.ser.) 289 14.99 249.588-018 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER TICKET COUNTER (amuse. &rec.) 271 14.99 249.588-022 INFORMATION COMMUNICATION OCCUPATIONS, BROADCAST CHECKER (radio & tv.broad.) 289 14.0499 249.688-010 OTHER 289 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.688.014 PRODUCTION MANret. tr.) 427 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.868-010 PROCESS SERVER bus.ser.) 509 14.99 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 249.868-014 VAULT ATTENDANT banking) OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER (clerical) .160 14.99 249.887-010 CLERK-DRAFTSMAN OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER CUTTER, PRESS CLIPPINGS(bus. ser.) 360 14.99 249.887-014 OFFICE OCCUPATIONS, OTHER NEWSPAPER INSERTER (print. &pub.) 360 14.99 249.887-018 INSURANCE LIFE UNDERWRITER(insurance) I 488 04.13 250.258-010 04.13 INSURANCE SALESMAN, INSURANCEinsurance) 488 250.258-014 REAL ESTATE BUILDING CONSULTANT whole.tr.) 488 04.17 250.358-010 REAL ESTATE MEMORIAL COUNSELOR(ret. tr.) 488 04.17 250..158-018 REAL ESTATE SALES REPRESENTATIVE(motor trans.) 488 04.17 250..158-022 REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, REAL ESTATE(real estate) 488 04.17 250.358-026 488 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 251.258-010 SALESMAN, SECURITIES (finan. inst.) 484 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 252.158-010 SALESMAN, INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (bus. ser.) (banking; 488 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 252.258-010 SALESMAN, FINANCIAL SERVICE finan. inst.) ADVERTISING SERVICES LEASEMAN (bus. ser.) 488 04.01 252.358-010 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING SALESMAN, BUSINESS SERVICES(bus. ser. 488 04.12 252.358-014 FINANCE AND CREDIT 42058-018 SALESMAN, FINANCIAL SERVICE (bus. ser. 488 04.04 488 04.04 FINANCE AND CREDIT 252.358-022 SALESMAN, INVESTMANT AND TAX COUNSELING SERVICE (bus. ser.) 488 04.99 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION, OTHER 252.358-026 SALESMAN, PEST CONTROL (bus.ser.) * Worker Traits Group

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(bus. ser.) 488 04.99 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION, OTHER 252.358-030 SALESMAN, PROTECTIVE SERVICE 488 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 252.358-034 SALESMAN, TRADING STAMPS(bus. ser.) 488 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 253.358-010 SALESMAN, RADIO AND TELEVISION TIME (radio & tv. broad.) 488 04.11 HOTEL AND DODGING 254.258-010 SALES REPRESENTATIVE (hotel &rest.) trans.; 488 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 255.258-010 TRAFFIC AGENT (motor trans.; r.r. water trans.) 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS 256.258-010 SALESMAN, UPHOLSTERY AND FURNITURE REPAIR (ret. tr.) 488 04.07 FOOD SERVICES 256.358-010 SALESMAN, FOOD-VENDING SERVICE (whole. tr.) (light, heat, 488 04.99 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION, OTHER 257.358-010 SALESMAN, PUBLIC UTILITIES & power; tel. & tel.) 488 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 258.258-010 SALESMAN, ART (bus.ser.) 488 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 258.258-014 SALESMAN, SIGNS AND DISPLAYS(signs) 488 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 258.358-010 SALESMAN, ADVERTISING(print. & pub.) pub.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 258.358-014 SALESMAN, PRINTING (print. & 488 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 258.358-018 SALESMAN, SIGNS (whole.tr.) (bus. ser.) 488 04.99 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION, OTHER 259.358-014 SALESMAN, SOFT-WATER SERVICE 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 259.358-022 SALESMAN, WEATHER FORECASTING SERVICE (bus. ser.) 488 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 259.458-010 CRATING-AND-MOVING ESTIMATOR(motor trans.; r.r. trans.) 488 04.05 FLORISTRY 260.458-010 SALESPERSON, FLOWERS (ret.tr.) PRODUCE 484 o4.o6 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 261.158-010 COMMISSION MAN, AGRICULTURAL (whole. tr.) 488 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 261.258-010 SALESMAN, LIVESTOCK (whole.tr.) 488 01.0402 NONFOOD PRODUCTS 261.358-010 SALESMAN, RAW WOOL(whole.tr.) 488 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 262.358-010 SALESMAN, FOOD PRODUCTS(whole. tr.) 488 01.0202 FEEDS 262.358-014 SALESMAN, GRAIN-AND-FEED PRODUCTS (whole. tr.) (ret. tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.258-010 SALESPERSON, ORTHOPEDIC SHOES (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 263.358-010 SALESMAN, CANVAS PRODUCTS tr.) 488 04.31 WHOLESALE TRADE, OTHER 263.358-014 SALESMAN, DRESS TRIMMINGS (whole. 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.358-018 SALESMAN, FOOTWEAR (wholetr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.358-022 SALESMAN, MENS AND BOYS CLOTHING (whole. tr.) tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.358-026 SALESMAN, UNIFORMS (ret. tr.; whole. 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.358-030 SALESMAN, WOMEN'S AND GIRLS'APPAREL (whole. tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.358-034 SALESPERSON, CORSETS (ret.tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.358-038 SALESPERSON, FASHION ACCESSORIES(ret. tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.358-042 SALESPERSON, FURS (ret.tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.358-046 SALESPERSON, MEN'S FURNISHINGS(ret. tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.358-050 SALESPERSON, SHOES (ret.tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.458-010 SALESPERSON, INFANTS'AND CHILDREN'S WEAR (ret. tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.458-014 SALESPERSON, MEN'S AND BOYS'CLOTHING (ret. tr.; vhole. tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.458-018 SALESPERSON, MILLINERY(ret. tr.) (ret. tr.; 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 263.458-022 SALESPERSON, WOMEN'S GARMENTS whole. tr.) 488 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 263.458-026 SALESPERSON, YARD GOODS(ret. tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 264.358-010 SALESMAN, LEATHER GOODS(whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 265.358-014 SALESMAN, PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS (whole. tr.) TAPE 488 04:12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 265.358-018 SALESMAN, PRESSURE - SENSITIVE (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 266.258-010 SALESMAN, CHEMICALS AND DRUGS(whole. tr.) 488 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 266.358-014 SALESPERSON, COSMETICS AND TOILETRIES (ret. tr.) 488 04.31 WHOLESALE TRADE, OTHER 267.358-010 SALESMAN, FUEL (whole. tr.) (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 268.358-010 SALESMAN, PLASTIC PRODUCTS

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270-258-010 SALESMAN, RUBBER GOODS (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 271.358-010 SALESMAN, ABRASIVES (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 273.258-010 SALESMAN, FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING PRODUCTS (whole. tr.) 273.358-010 SALESMAN, METALS (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 273.358-014 SALESMAN, WIRE ROPE (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 274.358-010 FLOOR-COVERINGS ESTIMATORjret. tr.) 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS 274.358-014 SALESMAN, CUSTOM DRAPERY (ret. tr.) 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS 274.358-018 SALESMAN, FLOOR COVERINGS (ret. tr.; 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS whole. tr.) 274.358-022 SALESMAN, HOUSEFURNISHINGS (whole. tr.) 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS 274.358-026 SALESPERSON, CHINA AND GLASSWARE 488 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 274.358-030 SALESPERSON, CURTAIN AND DRAPERY 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 274.358-034 SALESPERSON, FURNITURE (ret. tr.) 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS 275.358-010 SALESMAN, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT 488 04.07 FOOD SERVICES AND SUPPLIES (whole. tr.) 276.158-010 SALESMAN,MACHINERY (whole. tr.) 484 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 276.358-010 SALESMAN, BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES (whole. tr.) GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 276.358-014 SALESMAN, CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND (whole. tr.) GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 276.358-018 SALESMAN, HARDWARE SUPPLIES (whole. tr.) 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 276.358-022 SALESMAN, LUBRICATING EQUIPMENT 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (whole. tr.) 276.358-026 SALESMAN, MATERIAL-HANDLING EQUIPMENT 488 04.19 TRANSPORTATION (whole. tr.) 276.358-030 SALESMAN, OIL FIELD SUPPLIES AND 488 04.16 PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT (whole. tr.) 276.358-034 SALESMAN, RADIOGRAPHIC INSPECTION 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING SERVICES (whole. tr.) 276.358-038 SALESMAN, SAFETY EQUIPMENT (whole. tr.) 488 04.1? INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 276.358-042 SAtESMAN, TEXTILE DESIGNS (whole tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 276.358-046 SALESMAN, TEXTILE MACHINERY (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 276.358-050 SALESMAN, ULTRASONIC EQUIPMENT (whole. 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING tr.) 276.358-054 SALESMAN, WELDING EQUIPMENT (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 276.358-058 SALESPERSON, GENERAL HARDWARE (ret. tr.; 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND whole. tr.) GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 277.251-010 SERVICE-SALESMAN, MILKING MACHINES 486 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY (ret. tr.) 277.358-010 SALESMAN, CATTLE-AND-POULTRY FOOD 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND SUPPLEMENTS (ret. tr.) GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 277.358-014 SALESMAN, DAIRY SUPPLIES (whole. tr.) 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 277.358-018 SALESMAN, FARM AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT AND 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND SUPPLIES (whole. tr.) GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 277.358022 SALESMAN, POULTRY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND (ret, tr.; whole. tr.) GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 277.358-026 SALESMAN, TRACTOR AND FARM IMPLEMENTS 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 277.358-030 SALESPERSON, LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT 488 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND AND SUPPLIES (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 278.258-010 HOME-SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE (light, heat, 488 09.0204 HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES & power) 278.258.014 SALESMAN, COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (whole. tr.) 278.258-018 SALESPERSON, HI-FI (ret. tr.) 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS 278.358-010 SALESMAN, GAS-OR-ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS (light, heat, & power) 278.358-014 SALESMAN, HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT (whole. 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS tr.) 278.358-018 SALESMAN, RADIO & TELEVISION PARTS 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS (whole. tr.)

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278.358-022 SALESMAN, SEWING MACHINE (ret. tr.) 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS 278.358-030 SALESPERSON, TELEVISION AND APPLIANCES 488 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS (ret. tr.) 280.258-010 SALESMAN, AIRCRAFT (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 488 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 280.358-010 SALESMAN, AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT AND PARTS 488 04.19 TRANSPORTATIOE (whole. tr.) 280.358-014 SALESMAN, AUTOMOBILE (ret. tr.) 468 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 280.358-018 SALESMAN, AUTOMOBILE PARTS (whole. tr.) 488 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 280.358-022 SALESMAN, BOATS AND NAUTICAL EQUIPMENT 488 04.19 TRANSPORTATION (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 280.358-026 SALESMAN, HOUSE TRAILEr (ret. tr.) 488 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 280.358 -030 SALESMAN, MARINE SUN' 10 (ret. tr.; 488 04.19 TRANSPORTATION whole. tr.) 280.356-04 SALESMAN, MOTOR VEHICLAS AND SUPPLIES 488 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE (whole. tr.) 280.358 -038 SALESMAN, RAILROAD EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 488 04.19 TRANSPORTATION (whole. tr.) 280.458-010 SALESPERSON, AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES 488 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 281.158-010 SALESMAN, PRINTING SUPPLIES (whole. tr.) 484 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 281.358-014 SALESMAN, BOTTLES AND BOTTLING EQUIPMENT 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (whole. tr.) 281.358-018 SALESMAN, CHURCH FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 281.358-022 SALESMAN, CORDAGE (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 281.358-026 SALESMAN, OFFICE MACHINES (ret. tr.; 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING whole. tr.) 281.358-00 SALESMAN, SCHOOL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (whole. tr.) 281.358-04 SALESMAN, SHOE LEATHER AND FIRMS 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES (whole. tr.) 281.358 -038 SALESMAN, WZDING AND COIN MACHINES 488 04.07 FOOD SERVICES (whole. tr.) 281.458-010 SALESMAN, COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT AND 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING SUPPLIES (ret. tr.) 282.258-010 SALESMAN, DENTAL AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING AND SUPPLIES (whole. tr.) 282.258-014 SALESMAN, MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 282.258-018 SALESPERSON SURGICAL APPLIANCES 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (ret. tr.) 282.358-010 SALESMAN, YETERINARIAN-SUP=IS 488 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER (whole. tr.) 283.358-010 SALESMAN, JEWELRY AND OPTICAL GOODS 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES (whole. tr.) 283.358-014 -SALESPERSON, JEWELRY (ret. tr.) 488 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES 283.458-010 SALESPERSON, SILVERWARE (ret. tr.) 488 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 284.258-010 SALESMAN, PRECISION INSTRUMENTS 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (whole. tr.) 284.358-010 SALESMAN, ENGINEERING SUPPLIES 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING (whole. tr.) 285.358-010 SALESPERSON, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES AND 488 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM EQUIPMENT (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 286.358-010 SALESMAN, AMUSEMENT AND SPORTING GOODS 488 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM (whole. tr.) 286.358-014 SALESMAN, HOBBIES- AND - CRAFTS (whole. tr.) 488 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 286.358-018 SALESPERSON, SPORTING GOODS (ret. tr.; 488 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM whole. tr.) 287.358-010 SALESMAN, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND 488 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM ACCESSORIES (whole. tr.) 287.358-014 SALESMAN, PIANO AND ORGAN (ret. tr.; 488 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM whole. tr.) 287.358-022 SALESPERSON,-BarrMUSIC (ret. tr.) 488 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM

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289.158-010 MANUFACTURERS 'REPRESENTATIVE (whole. tr. 484 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 289.158-014 SALESMAN, CONTAINERS (whole. tr.) 484 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 289.358-010 SALESMAN, FLORIST SUPPLIES (whole. tr.) 488 04.05 FLORISTRY 289.358-014 SALESMAN, GENERAL (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 289.358-018 SALESMAN, GENERAL MERCHANDISE (whole. tr. 488 04.31 WHOLESALE TRADE, OTHER 289.358-022 SALESMAN, HOUSE-TO-HOUSE (ret. tr.) 488 04.20 RETAIL TRADE, OTHER 289.358-030 SALESMAN, NOVELTIES (whole. tr.) 488 o4.i8 RECREATION AND TOURISM 289.358-034 SALESMAN, PUBLICATIONS (whole. tr.) 488 04.18 289,358-038 RECREATION AND TOURISM SALESMAN, RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES (whole. tr.) 488 04.12 INDUSTRIAL MARKETING 289.358-042 SALESPERSON, BOOKS (ret. tr.) 488 04.18 289.358-046 RECREATION AND TOURISM SALESPERSON, PARTS (ret. tr.; whole.tr.) 488 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 289.358-050 SALESPERSON PETS AND PET SUPPLIES 488 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM (ret. tr.) 289.358-054 SALESPERSON, STAMPS OR COINS (ret. tr.; 488 04,18 RECREATION AND TOURISM whole. tr.) 289.458-010 SALESPERSON, FLYING SQUAD (ret. tr.; we 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE whole. tr.) 289.458-014 SALESPERSON, GENERAL (ret. tr.; whole. 488 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE tr.) 290.468-010 GROCERYMAN, JOURNEYMAN (ret. tr.) 501 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 290.468-014 MANAGER, BRANCH STORE (clean., dye., & 501 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES press.; laund.) 290.468-018 SALES ATTENDANT (ret. tr.) 501 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 290.478-014 SALES CLERK (ret. tr.) 501 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 290.877-010 SALESPERSON, FOOD (ret. tr.) 503 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 291.158-010 BUYER (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) I 484 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 291.858-022 PEDDLER (ret. tr.) I 493 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 292.133-010 ROUTE SUPERVISOR (any ind.) 243 04,06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 292.358-010 SALESMAN-DRIVER (any ind.) 488 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 292.468-010 LUNCH-TRUCK DRIVER (hotel & rest.) 501 04.07 FOOD SERVICES 292.483-010 COIN-VENDING-MACHINE COLLECTOR (bus. ser. 491 04.07 FOOD SERVICES 292.887-010 SALESMAN-DRIVER HELPER (any ind.) 360 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 293.358-022 SALESMAN, CLUB MEMBERSHIP (any ind.) 488 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 293.358-026 SOLICITOR (any ind.) 488 04.20 RETAIL TRADE, OTHER 294.258-010 ACUTIONEER (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 488 04.08 296.358-010 GENERAL MERCHANDISE PERSONAL SHOPPER (ret. tr.) 488 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 296.368-010 CAR LOCATOR (ret. tr.) 265 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 296.388-010 COMPARISON SHOPPER (garment; ret. tr.; 276 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE whole. tr.) 297.258-010 PLANT HOSTESS (bake. prod.) 488 09.0203 297.458-010 FOOD MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES DEMONSTRATOR (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 488 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 298.081-010 DISPLAY MAN (ret. tr.) 232 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 298.381-010 DECORATOR (any ind.) I 234 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 298.884-010 ADVERTISING-DISPLAY ROTATOR (bus. ser.) 322 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 299.138-014 DEPARTMENT HEAD, SUPERMARKET (ret. tr.) 243 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 299.138-022 MANAGER, DEPARTMENT (ret. tr.) 243 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 299.138-026 SAMPLE DISTRIBUTOR CREW SUPERVISOR 243 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES (bus. ser.) 299.258-010 HOME-LIGHTING ADVISER (light, heat, & 488 09.0204 HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES Niter) 299.287-010 APPRAISER, AUTOMOBILE (ret. tr.) 420 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 299.358-010 BRIDAL CONSULTANT (ret. tr.) 488 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE 299.358-018 SALES CLOSER (ret. tr.) 488 04.20 RETAIL TRADE, OTHER 299.381-010 CARPET CUTTER (ret. tr.) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 299.387-010 FUR-STORAGE CLERK (ret. tr.) 271 04.02 299.468-010 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES CASHIER-CHECKER (ret. tr.) 269 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 299.478-010 CONTACT-LENS TECHNICIAN (ret. tr.) 501 07.0601 299.488-010 OPHTHALMIC DISPENSING DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY ESTIMATOR (ret. 280 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS tr.) 299.587-010 BAKERY GIRL (ret. tr.) 282 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 299.687-014 FURNITURE INSPECTOR (ret. tr.) 282 04.10 HOME FURNISHINGS 299.884-014 OPTICIAN DISPENSING (ret. tr. 322 07.0601 OPHTHALMIC DISPENSING 299.887-022 SAMPLE DISTRIBUTOR (bus. ser.) 360 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 299.887-030 STOCK GIRL, WOMEN'S APPAREL (ret. tr.) 360 04.02 APPAREL AND ACCESSORIES

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302.887-014 LAUNDRESS (dom. ser.) 360 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 303.138-010 HOUSEKEEPER, HOME (dom. ser.) I 461 09.0205 INSTITUTIONAL AND HOME MANAGEMENT & SUPPORTING SERV. 305.281-010 COOK (dom. ser.) 310 09.0203 FOOD MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 306.878-010 HOMEMAKER (dom. ser.) 507 09.0205 INSTITUTIONAL AND HOME MANAGEMENT & SUPPORTING SERV. 307.878-010 NURSEMAID (dom. ser.) 479 09.0201 CARE AND GUIDANCE OF CHILDREN 309.878-010 CLOTHING MAINTENANCE SPECAILIST 507 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGDIDI 21 PRODUCTION, AND (dom. ser.) SERVICES 309.878-026 FOSTER MOTHER (dom. ser.) 479 09.0201 CARE AND GUIDANCE OF CHILDREN 310,137-010 WINE STEWARD (hotel & rest.) 299 04.07 FOOD SERVICES 310.138-010 KITCHEN SUPERVISOR (hotel & rest.) 461 09.0203 FOOD MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 310.138-014 STEWARD (hotel & rest.) 461 04.07 FOOD SERVICES 310.868-010 HOSTESS, RESTAURANT OR COFFEE SHOP 505 04.07 FOOD SERVICES (hotel & rest.) 311,138-010 COUNTER SUPERVISOR (hotel & rest.) 461 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.138-018 WAITER CAPTAIN (hotel & rest.) 461 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.138-022 WAITER, HEAD (hotel & rest.) 461 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-010 BUS BOY (hotel 4 rest.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-014 CAR HOP (hotel & rest.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-018 COOK, STEAM TABLE (r.r. trans.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-026 COUNTERMAN, LUNCHROOM OR COFFEE SHOP 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS (hotel & rest.) 311.878-030 CRIB OPERATOR (hotel & rest.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-034 FLOOR GIRL, CAFETERIA (hotel & rest.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-046 WAITER, BUFFET (hotel & rest.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-050 WAITER, DINING CAR (r.r. trans.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-054 WAITER, FORMAL (hotel & rest.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-058 WAITER, INFORMAL (hotel & rest.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-062 WAITER, OUTSIDE DELIVERY (hotel & rest. 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-066 WAITER, ROOM SERVICE (hotel & rest.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 311.878-070 WAITRESS CAMP (any ind.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 313.131-010 CHEF (hotel & rest.) 299 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 313.131-014 PASTRY CHEF (hotel & rest.) 299 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 313.131-018 SOUS CHEF (hotel & rest.) 299 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 313.138-010 BAKER, HEAD (hotel & rest.) 461 17.2901 BAKER 313.138-014 COOK, HEAD, SCHOOL CAFETERIA (hotel & 461 09.0203 FOOD MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES rest.) 313.168-010 EXECUTIVE CHEF (hotel & rest.) 245 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 313.281-010 CHEF DE FROID (hotel & rest.) 234 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 313.381-010 BAKER, PIZZA (hotel & rest.) 310 17.2901 BAKER 313.381-014 BAKER, SECOND (hotel & rest.) 310 17.2901 BAKER 313.381-018 COOK (hotel & rest.) 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 313.381-030 COOK, BARBECUE (hotel & rest.) 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 313.381-034 COOK, PASTRY (hotel & rest.) II 310 17.2901 BAKER 313.381-042 COOK, SPECIALTY, FOREIGN FOOD (hotel & 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF rest.) 313.781-010 BAKER (hotel & rest.) 319 17.2901 BAKER 313.781-014 GARDE MANGER (hotel & rest.) 319 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 313.781-018 ICE-CREAM MAN (hotel & rest.) 319 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 313.781-022 PIE MAKER (hotel & rest.) I 319 17.2901 BAKER 313.884-010 BAKER HELPER (hotel & rest.) 322 17.2901 BAKER 314.381-010 COOK, SHORT ORDER (hotel & rest.) 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 314.781-010 COOK, SPECIALTY (hotel & rest.) 319 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 314.878-010 COMBINATION MAN (hotel & rest.) 507 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 315.381-010 COOK (any ind.) 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 315.381-022 COOK, MESS (water trans.) 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 315.381-026 COOK, RAILROAD (r.r. trans.) 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 315.381-030 COOK, RANCH (agric.) I 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 315.381-034 COOK, STATION (water trans.) 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 315.381-038 COOK, THIRD (water trans.) 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 315.381-042 SECOND COOK AND BAKER (water trans.) 310 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 316.781-010 BUTCHER, MEAT (hotel & rest.) 319 17.2903 MEAT CUTTER 316.781-014 CARVER (hotel & rest,) 319 17.2903 MEAT CUTTER

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316.884-010 BUTCHER, CHICKEN AND FISH (hotel & rest.) 322 17.2903 MEAT CUTTER 316.884-018 MEAT CUTTER (ret. tr.; whole. tr.) 322 17.2903 MEAT CUTTER 316.884-022 MEAT-CUTTER APPRENTICE (ret. tr.; whole. 322 17.2903 MEAT CUTTER tr.) 317.884-018 PANTRYMAN (hotel & rest.) 322 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 317.884-022 SANDWICH MAN (hotel & rest.) 322 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 317.887-010 COOK HELPER (hotel de rest.) I 36o 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 317.887-018 PACKER (hotel & rest.) 36o 17.2902 COOK/CHEF 318.138-010 KTICHEN STEWARD (hotel & rest.) 461 17.2999 QUANTITY FOOD OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 319.138-010 FOOD-SERVICE SUPERVISOR (hotel & rest.) 461 09.0203 FOOD MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 319.138-0111. MANAGER, FLIGHT KITCHEN (hotel & rest.) 461 17.29 QUANTITY FOOD OCCUPATIONS 319.138-018 MANAGER, INDUSTRIAL CAFETERIA (hotel & 461 17.29 QUANTITY FOOD OCCUPATIONS rest.) 319.468-010 ORDER CLERK, FOOD AND BEVERAGE (hotel & 501 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS rest.) 319.468-014 WHEELMAN (hotel & rest.) 501 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 319.874-010 CATERER HELPER (per. ser.) 503 09.0203 FOOL MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 319.878-010 FOUNTAIN MAN (hotel & rest.) 507 17.29011. WAITER/WAITRESS 320.137-010 MANAGER, LODGING FACILITIES (hotel & 299 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING rest.) 320.138-010 MANAGER, BOARDING HOUSE (hotel & rest.) 461 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 321.138-010 HOUSEKEEPER (hotel & rest.; medical 461 09.0205 INSTITUTIONAL AND HOME MANAGEMENT AND ser.) SUPPORTING SERVICES 321.138-014 INSPECTRESS (hotel & rest.) 461 09.0205 INSTITUTIONAL AND HOME MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORTING SERVICES 323.887-014 MAID (any ind.) II 36o 09.0205 INSTITUTIONAL AND HOME MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORTING SERVICES 323.887-018 MAID, HOSPITAL (medical ser.) 36o 09.0205 INSTITUTIONAL AND HOME MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORTING SERVICES 324.138-014 BELL CAPTAIN (hotel & rest,) 461 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 324.878-010 BAGGAGE PORTER (hotel & rest.) 507 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 324.878-014 BELLMAN (hotel & rest.) 507 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 324.878-018 DOORMAN (any ind.) 509 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 324.878-022 ROOM-SERVICE CLERK (hotel & rest.) II 509 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 329.138-010 SUPERINTENDENT, SERVICE (hotel & rest.) 461 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 329.478-010 RECEIVING-ROOM CLERK (hotel & rest.) I 501 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 329.878-010 ATTENDANT, LODGING FACILITIES (hotel & 509 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING rest.) 329 999-010 COUPLE, LODGING FACILITIES (hotel & 04.11 HOTEL AND DODGING rest.) 330.31-010 BARBER (per. ser.) 499 17.2601 BARBERING 330.037-014 BARBER APPRENTICE (per. ser.) 499 17.2601 BARBERING 331.878-010 MANICURIST (per. ser.) 507 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 332.138-010 SUPERVISOR, MAKEUP (motion pic.) 461 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 332.271-010 COSMETOLOGIST (per. ser.) 499 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 332.271-014 COSMETOLOGIST, APPRENTICE (per. ser.) 499 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 332.381-010 WIG DRESSER (hairwork; per. ser.) 312 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 333.271-010 BODY-MAKE-UP WOMAN (amuse. & rec.) 499 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 333.271-014 MAKE-UP MAN (amuse. & rec.; motion 499 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY pic.) 334.868-010 RUBBER (per. ser.) I 507 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 334.878-010 MASSEUR (per. ser.) 507 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 334.878-014 REDUCING-SALON ATTENDANT (per. ser.) 507 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 335.878-010 COOLING-ROOM ATTENDANT (per. ser.) 507 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 335.878-014 HOT-ROOM ATTENDANT (per.ser.) 507 17.2602 COSMETOLOGY 338.381-010 EMBALMER (per. ser.) 312 07.0909 MORTUARY SCIENCE 339.371-010 ELECTROLOGIST (per. ser.) 499 17.2699 PERSONAL SERVICES, OTHER 339.371-014 SCALP-TREATMENT OPERATOR (per. ser.) 449 17.2601 BARBERING 339.381-010 LADY ATTENDANT (per. ser.) 312 07.0909 MORTUARY SCIENCE 339.878-010 REDUCING-MACHINE OPERATOR (per. ser.) 507 17.2699 PERSONAL SERVICES, OTHER 340.368-010 DESKMAN, BOWLING FLOOR (amuse. & rec.) 265 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM 341.368-010 RECREATION-FACILITY ATTENDANT (amuse. 265 04.18 RECREATION AND TOURISM & rec.) 346.381-010 WARDROBE-SPECIALTY WORKER (motion pic.) 312 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVIC 346.878-010 DRESSER (amuse. & rec.) 507 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVIC

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CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 346.878-030 WARDROBE ATTENDANT (amuse. & rec.) 507 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 346.878-034 WARDROBE MISTRESS (amuse. & rec.) 507 09.0202 346.878-038 WARDROBE-MISTRESS ASSISTANT (motion 507 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES plc.; radio & tv broad.) 350.138-010 HEADWAITER (water trans.) 461 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 350.878-034 WAITER (water trans.) 507 17.2904 WAITER/WAITRESS 351.878-010 PORTER, PULLMAN (r.r. trans.) 5o7 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 352.168-010 DIRECTOR, RECREATION (hotel & rest.; 245 04.18 RECREATION' AND TOURISM water trans.) 352J378-010 AIRPLANE STEWARDESS (air trans.) 507 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 352.878-014 BUS HOSTESS (motor trans.) 507 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 352.878-018 CLUB BOY (hotel & rest.) 507 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 352.878-022 HOSTESS, TRAIN (r.r. trans.) 507 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 353.368-010 ATTENDANT, TRAVELING DISPLAY (any ind.) 258 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 354.878-010 FIRST-AID ATTENDANT (any ind.) 479 07.0907 MEDICAL EMERGENCY TECHNICIAN 354.878-014 HOME ATTENDANT (per ser.) 479 07.0307 HOME HEALTH AIDE PRACTICAL (VOCATIONAL) NURSING 354.878-018 MIDWIFE (medical ser.) 479 07.0302 354.878-022 NURSE, PRACTICAL (medical ser.) 479 07.0302 PRACTICAL (VOCATIONAL) NURSING 355.878-010 AMBULANCE ATTENDANT (medical ser.) 479 07.0907 MEDICAL EMERGENCY TECHNICIAN 355.878-014 ATTENDANT, PHYSICAL THERAPY (medical 479 07.0402 PHYSICAL THERAPY ser.) 355.878-018 CHILD-CARE ATTENDANT, SCHOOL (per. ser.) 479 09.0201 CARE AND GUIDANCE OF CHILDREN 355.878-022 COTTAGE PARENT (medical ser.) 479 07.0303 NURSING ASSISTANCE (AIDE) 355.878-026 EMERGENCY-ENTRANCE ATTENDANT (medical 509 07.0907 MEDICAL EMERGENCY TECHNICIAN ser.) 355.878-034 NURSE AID (medical ser.) 479 07.0303 NURSING ASSISTANCE (AIDE) 355.878-038 ORDERLY (medical ser.) 479 07.0303 NURSING ASSISTANCE (AIDE) 355.878-042 PSYCHIATRIC AID (medical ser.) 479 07.0304 PSYCHIATRIC AIDE 356.138-010 ANIMAL KEEPER, HEAD (amuse. & rec.) 461 01.99 AGRICULTURE, OTHER 356.381-010 HORSESHOER (any ind.) 312 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 356.874-010 ANIMAL CARETAKER (agric.; medical ser.) 511 01.99 AGRICULTURE, OTHER 356.874-014 ANIMAL KEEPER (amuse. & rec.) 511 01.99 AGRICULTURE, OTHER 356.874-026 DOG-POUND ATTENDANT (agric.) 511 01.99 AGRICULTURE, OTHER 356.874-030 GENERAL HELPER, LABORATORY (drug, prep. & 511 01.99 AGRICULTURE, OTHER rel. prod.) 356.874-038 KENNELMAN (agric.) 511 01.99 AGRICULTURE, OTHER 356.874-046 VETERINARY-HOSPITAL ATTENDANT (medical 511 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER ser.) 358.878-010 BAGGAGEMAN (motor trans.) 507 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 358.878-014 CHECKROOM ATTENDANT (any ind.) 507 04.11 HOTEL AND LODGING 358.887-010 CHANGE-HOUSE MAN (any ind.) 36o 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 359.878-014 CHILD-CARE ATTENDANT (gov. ser.) 479 09.0201 CARE AND GUIDANCE OF CHILDREN 359.878-022 KINDERGARTNER (any ind.) 479 09.0201 CARE AND GUIDANCE OF CHILDREN 359.878-026 CHILD CARE ASSISTANT (any ind.) 479 09.0201 CARE AND GUIDANCE OF CHILDREN

361.138-010 LAUNDRY FOREMAN (laund.) 461 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.488-010 TICKET GIRL (laund.) 280 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.587-010 FLATWORK TIER (laund.) 282 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.687-010 ASSEMBLER, WET WASH (laund.) 282 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.687-014 CLASSIFIER (laund.) 282 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.6137-018 DETACHER (laund.) 282 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.687-026 SHORT GIRL (laund.) 282 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.782-010 RUG CLEANER, MACHINE (clean., dye., & 435 17.1602 LAUNDERING press.) 361.884-010 LAUNDRYMAN, HAND (laund.) 322 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.885-010 CARDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (laund.) 447 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.885-014 CONDITIONER-TUMBLER OPERATOR (laund.) 447 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.885-018 CONTINUOUS -TOWEL ROLLER (laund.) 447 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.885-022 LAUNDRYMAN (any ind.) II 447 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.885-026 PATCHING-MACHINE OPERATOR (laund.) 447 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.885-030 STARCHER (laund.) 447 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.885-034 WASHER, MACHINE (laund.) 447 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.886-010 WASHER HELPER, MACHINE (laund.) 356 17.1602 LAUNDERING 361.886-014 WASHING-MACHINE LOADER AND PULLER 356 17.1602 LAUNDERING (laund.)

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361.887-010 LAUNDRY LABORER (laund.) 360 17.1602 361.887-014 LAUNDERING LEGGER, OVERALL (laund.) 36o 17.1602 361.887-018 LAUNDERING SHAKER, WEARING APPAREL (laund.) 36o 17.1602 361.887-022 WASHER, HAND (laund.) LAUNDERING 36o 17.1602 362.137-010 LAUNDERING SPOTTER, HEAD (clean., dye., & press.) 299 17.1601 362.381-010 DRYCLEANING SPOTTER (clean., dye., & press.) 312 17.1601 362.782-014 DRYCLEANING DRY-CLEANER APPRENTICE (clean., dye.,& 435 17.1601 press.) DRYCLEANING 362.884-010 DRY CLEANER, HAND (clean., dye.,& 322 17.1601 press.) DRYCLEANING 362.884-014 FUR CLEANER (c' An., dye., & press.) 322 ;62.884-018 17.1601 DRYCLEANING FUR CLEANER, HAND (clean., Aye.,& 322 17.1601 press.) DRYCLEANING 362.884-022 FURNITURE CLEANER (clean., dye.,& 322 17.1601 press.) DRYCLEANING 362.884-026 LEATHER CLEANER (clean., dye.,& press.) 322 17.1601 362.884-030 SPOTTER (laund.) DRYCLEANING 322 17.1601 362.886-010 DRYCLEANING DRY-CLEANER HELPER (clean., Aye.,& 356 17.1601 press.) DRYCLEANING 362.886-014 HAT CLEANER (clean., dye., & press.) 356 17.1601 362.886-018 DRYCLEANING RUG-CLEANER HELPER (clealv, dye.,& 356 17.1601 press.) DRYCLEANING 362.887-010 GLOVE CLEANER, HAND (clean., dye.,& 36o 17.1601 press.) DRYCLEANING 362.887-014 LINING SCRUBBER (clean., dye., & press.) 36o 17.1601 362.887-022 DRYCLEANING STEAMER (clean., dye., & press.) 36o 17.1601 363.781-010 DRYCLEANING SILK FINISHER (clean., dye.,& press.) 319 17.1601 363.782-010 DRYCLEANING ALL-AROUND PRESSER (clean., dye.,& 435 17.1601 press.) DRYCLEANING 363.782-014 LEATHER FINISHER (clean., dye., & press.) 435 17.1601 363.782-018 DRYCLEANING PRESSER, MACHINE (any ind.) 435 17.16 363.884-010 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES BLOCKER (clean., dye., & press.) 322 17.1601 363.884-014 DRYCLEANING HAT BLOCKER (clean., dye., & press.) 322 17.1601 363.884-018 DRYCLEANING IRONER, CORONETS (laund.) 322 17.1602 363.884-022 LAUNDERING PRESSER, HAND (any ind.) 322 17.16 363.885-010 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES HANDERCHIEF PRESSER (laund.) 447 17.1602 363.885-014 LAUNDERING PRESS OPERATOR (laund.) 447 17.1602 363.885-022 LAUNDERING PRESSER, FORM (any ind.) 447 17.16 363.885-026 SHIRT PRESSER (laund.) FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES 447 17.1602 363.886-010 LAUNDERING FLATWORK FINISHER (laund.) 356 17.1602 363.887-010 LAUNDERING DETACHED-COLLAR FINISHER (laund.) 360 17.1602 363.887-014 LAUNDERING GLOVE FORMER (clean., dye., &press.; 360 17.16 glove & mit.) FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES 363.887-018 IRONER, SOCK (laund.) 360 363.887-022 17.1602 LAUNDERING PUFF IRONER (laund.) 36o 363.887-026 17.1602 LAUNDERING STRETCHER-DRIER OPERATOR (clean.,dye., 36o 17.16 & press.; laund.) FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES 364.381-010 PAINTER, RUG TOUCH-UP (clean., dye.,& 312 17.1699 press.) FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES,OTHER 364.381-014 RUG DYER (clean., dye., & press.)I 312 364.781-010 17.1699 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES,OTHER DYER (clean., dye., & press.) 319 364.884-010 17.1699 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES,OTHER RUG DYER (clean., dye., & press.)II 322 17.1699 364.884-014 SHOE DYER (per. ser.) FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES,OTHER 322 17.1699 364.884-018 SPRAYER, LEATHER (clean., FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES,OTHER dye., & press.) 322 17.1699 364.887-010 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES,OTHER DYER HELPER (clean., dye., & press.) 360 17.1699 364.887-014 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES,OTHER RUG STEAMER (clean., dye., & press.) 360 17.1699 364.887-018 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES, OTHER RUG-DYER HELPER (clean., dye., & press.) 360 17.1699 365.381-010 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES, OTHER LUGGAGE REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 312 17.34 365.381-014 LEATHERWORKING SHOE REPAIRMAN (per. ser.) 312 17.3402 365.884-010 SHOE REPAIR SHOE-REPAIRMAN MIER (per. ser.) 322 17.3402 SHOE REPAIR 369.138-010 DRY-CLEANING SUPERINTENDENT (clean., 461 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES dye. & press.) tr.), 369.'287-,010 RUG MEASURER (clean.,dye.,& press.; ret./ 271 17.1601 DRYCLEANING 369.468-010 REPAIR ESTIMATOR (per. ser.) 501 369.478-014 04.15 PERSONAL SERVICES SERVICE-ESTABLISHMENT ATTENDANT 501 04.15 (per. ser.) PERSONAL SERVICES

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(clean., dye., & press.) 282 17.1601 DRYCLEANING 369.587-010 VAULT CUSTODIAN 282 17.16 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES 369.687-010 ASSEMBLER (clean., dye., & press.; laund.) laund.) 282 17.16 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES 369.687-014 CHECKER (clean., dye., & press.; 282 17.16 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES 369.687-018 INSPECTOR (clean., dye., &press.) 282 17.1601 DRYCLEANING 369.687-022 RUG INSPECTOR(clean. dye., & press.) 435 17.1601 DRYCLEANING 369.782-010 CLEANER AND PRESSER(clean., dye., & press.) 435 17.1699 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES, OTHER 369.782-014 FUR IRONER (clean., dye., &press.) I (clean.9 dye., & 503 17.16 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES 369.877-010 LAUNDERETTE ATTENDANT press.; laund.) press.) 322 17.1699 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES, OTHER 369.884-010 FUR GLAZER (clean., dye., & 322 17.1601 DRYCLEANING 369.884-014 HATTER (clean., dye., &press.) & press.) 322 17.1601 DRYCLEANING 369.884-018 HATTER HELPER (clean., dye., 322 17.1602 LAUNDERING 369.884-022 LAUNDRY OPERATOR(laund.) (clean., dye., & press. 322 17.1601 DRYCLEANING 369.884-026 RUG CLEANER, HAND 447 17.1699 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES, OTHER 369.885-010 FUR BLOWER (ret. tr.) 447 17.1699 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES, OTHER 369.885-014 FUR CLEANER, MACHINE(clean., dye., & press.; ret. tr.; whole.tr.) 447 17.1699 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES, OTHER 369.885-018 FUR-GLAZING-AND-POLISHING-MACHINE OPERATOR (clean., dye., &press.) 447 17.1601 DRYCLEANING 369.885-022 RUG-CONVEYOR OPERATOR (clean., dye., & press.) 447 17.1602 LAUNDERING 369.885-030 SHIRT-FOLDING-MACHINE OPERATOR(garment; laund.) 447 17.16 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES 369.885-034 TUMBLER OPERATOR (clean., dye., & press.) 356 17.1662 LAUNDERING 369.886-010 FOLDING- MACHINE OPERATOR(laund.) 360 17.1602 LAUNDERING 369.887-010 FOLDER (laund.) 36o 17.1602 LAUNDERING 369.887-014 LAUNDRYMAN (any ind.) II 36o 17.16 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES, OTHER 369.887-018 MARKER (clean., dye., & press.;laund.) 237 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 373.118-010 FIRE CHIEF (gov. ser.) ser.) 237 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 373.168-010 BATTALION CHIEF (gov. 416 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 373.168-014 CAPTAIN, FIRE-PREVENTION BUREAU (gov. ser.) 416 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 373.168-018 FIRE CAPTAIN (gov. ser.) 416 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 373.168-022 FIRE CHIEF (sawmill) 416 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 373.168-026 FIRE INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 416 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 373.168-030 FIRE MARSHAL (any ind.) 322 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 373.884-010 FIRE FIGHTER, CRASH(air trans.) FIRE-FIGHTER any ind.) 322 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 373.884-014 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING POLICE CHIEF (gov. ser.) 237 17.2802 375.118-010 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING DESK OFFICER (gov. ser.) 243 17.2802 375.138-010 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.138-014 DESK OFFICER, CHIEF(gov. ser.) 243 245 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.168-010 COMMANDING OFFICER, HOMICIDE SQUAD (gov. ser.) 245 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.168-014 COMMANDING OFFICER, INVESTIGATION DIVISION (gov. ser.) 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.168-018 COMMANDING OFFICER, HARBOR-POLICE 245 (gov. ser.) 245 17.2802 IAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.168-022 COMMANDING OFFICER MOTOR EQUIPMENT (gov. ser.) SQUAD 245 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.168-026 COMMANDING OFFICER, MOTORCYCLE (gov. ser.) LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING DETECTIVE CHIEF (gov. ser.) 245 17.2802 375.168-030 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING HARBOR MASTER (gov.ser.) 237 17.2802 375.168-034 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING MATRON, HEAD (gov.ser.) 416 17.2802 375.168-038 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING PILOT, HIGHWAY PATROL(gov. ser.) 416 17.2802 375.168-042 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING POLICE CAPTAIN, PRECINCT(gov. ser.) 245 17.2802 375.168-046 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING POLICE LIEUTENANT, PRECINCT(gov. ser.) I 416 17.2802 375.168-050 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.168-054 POLICE SERGEANT, PRECINCT(gov. ser.) I 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.168-062 TRAFFIC LIEUTENANT (gov.ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.168-066 TRAFFIC SERGEANT (gov.ser.) ser.) 335 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.228-010 POLICE-ACADEMY INSTRUCTOR (gov. 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-010 ACCIDENT-PREVENTION-SQUAD PATROLMAN (gov. ser.)

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375.268-014 DETECTIVE (gov. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-018 HOMICIDE-SQUAD PATROLMAN (gov. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-022 INVESTIGATOR, NARCOTICS (gov. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-026 PATROL CONDUCTOR (gov. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-030 PATROLMAN (gov. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-034 POLICE INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) I 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-038 POLICE INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) II 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-042 POLICEWOMAN (gov. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-046 STATE-HIGHWAY PATROLMAN.(gov. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.268-050 VICE-SQUAD PATROLMAN (gov. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.388-010 FINGERPRINT CLASSIFIER (gov. ser.) 276 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING' 375.588-010 PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER (gov,. ser.) 289 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.868-010 BORDER PATROLMAN (gov. ser.) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 375.868-014 MATRON (gov. ser.)-II 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.268-010 DETECTIVE (bus. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.268-014 SHOPPING INVESTIGATOR (bus. ser.) 416 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.868-010 ALARM INVESTIGATOR (any ind.) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.868-014 DETECTIVE (any ind.) I 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.868-018 DETECTIVE anind.) II 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.868-022 FLOORMAN (amusv.. & rec.) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.868-026 HOUSE OFFICER (hotel & rest.) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.868-030 INVESTIGATOR (light, heat, & power) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.868-034 PATROLMAN (r.r. trans.) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.868-038 STORE DMECTIVE (ret. tr.) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 376.868-042 UNDERCOVER OPERATOR (ret. tr.) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 377.868-010 BAILIFF (gov. ser.) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 377.868-014 SHERIFF, DEPUTY (gov. ser.) 427 17.2802 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING 379.168-018 FISH AND GAME WARDEN (gov. ser.) 416 01.0602 RECREATION 379.384-010 AUTOMOBILE TESTER (gov. ser.) 271 17.03 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES 379.387-010 FIRE INSPECTOR (any ind.) 271 17.2801 FIREMAN TRAINING 379.887-010 MILK SAMPLER (gov. ser.) 360 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS 381.137-010 CHARWOMAN, HEAD (any ind.) 299 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 381.137-014 PORTER, HEAD (any ind.) 299 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 381.887-014 CHARWOMAN (any ind.) 360 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 381.887-026 PORTER (any ind.) I 360 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 381.887-030 PORTER (any ind.) II 360 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 382.884-010 JANITOR (any ind.) I 322 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 389.138-010 EXTERMINATOR SUPERVISOR (bus. ser.) 461 01.0201 AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 389.887-018 FLOOR WAXER (any ind.) 360 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 389.887-022 SEXTON (nonprofit organ.) 360 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES 389.887-030 WALL WASHER (any ind.) 360 17.11 CUSTODIAL SERVICES

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411.884-014 FARM HAND, DAIRY (agric.) II 322 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 411.885-010 MILKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (agric.) 447 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 412.137-010 EGG-ROOM FOREMAN (agric.) 299 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 412.168010 MANAGER, HATCHERY (agric.) 245 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 412.181-014 POULTRY BREEDER (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 412.181-018 POULTRYMAN, EGG (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 412.181-022 POULTRYMAN, MEAT (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 412.387-010 POULTRY TECHNICIAN (agric.) I 271 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 412.687-010 CHICK GRADER (agric.) 282 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 412.687-014 CHICKEN SEXER (agric.) 282 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 412.884-014 FARM HAND, POULTRY (agric.) 322 ,01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 412.884-022 POULTRY VACCINATOR (agric.) 322 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 412.887-014 LABORER, HATCHERY (agric.) 360 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 412.887-018 POULTRY DEBEAKER (agric.) 360 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 413.131-010 STOCK-RANCH FOREMAN (agric.) 299 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 413.138-010 CAMP TENDER (agric.) 305 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 413.181-010 CATTLE RANCHER (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 413.181-014 GOAT KEEPER (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 413.181-018 HERDSMAN, SWINE (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 413.181-022 HORSE BREEDER (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 413.181-026 SHEEP RANCHER (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 413.684-mo BRAND INSPECTOR (gov. ser.) 282 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 413.687-010 WOOL-FLEECE GRADER (agric.) 282 01.0402 NONFOOD PRODUCTS 413.884-018 FARM HAND, LIVESTOCK (agric.) 322 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 413.884-03o RANCH HAND (agric.) 322 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 419.131-010 BARN BOSS (any ind.) 299 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 419.181-010 ANIMAL BREEDER (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 419.181-014 BEEKEEPER (agric.) 411 01.0101 ANIMAL SCIENCE 419.884-010 ANIMAL CARETAKER (agric.) 322 01.99 AGRICULTURE, OTHER 421.18i-on FARMER, GENERAL (agric.) 411 01.01 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 421.384-010 AGRICULTURAL AID (agric.) 413 01.02 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES 421.883-010 FARM HAND, GENERAL (agric.) I 444 01.01 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 421.884-010 CARETAKER, FARM (agric.) 322 01.01 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 422.137-010 IRRIGATOR, HEAD (agric.) 299 01.0304 WATER MANAG0,101 422.181-010 ZANJERO (agric.) 411 01.0304 WATER MANAGEMENT 422.884-010 IRRIGATOR, VALVE PIPE (agric.) 322 01.0304 WATER MANAGEMENT 422.887-014 IRRIGATOR (agric.) 36o 01.0304 WATER MANAGDi101 422.887-018 IRRIGATOR, SPRINKLING SYSTEM (agric.) 36o 01.0304 WATER MANAGEMENT 422.887-022 IRRIGATOR, STANDPIPE (agric.) 36o 01.0304 WATER MANAGEMENT 424.132-010 HOP-PICKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (agric.) 299 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 424.883-010 HEAVY-EQUIPMENT OPERATOR (agric.) 444 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 424.886-010 CHOPPER OPERATOR, STATIONARY (agric.) 356 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 429.131-010 FARM FOREMAN (agric.) 299 01.01 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION 429.228-010 POULTRYMAN, TECHNICAL ADVISOR (agric.) 337 01.0299 AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 429.885-010 LABORER, SEED CORN (agric.) 447 01.0102 PLANT SCIENCE 429.887-014 GRUBBER (agric.; const.) 360 01.99 AGRICULTURE, OTHER 431.782-010 CLAM-DREDGE OPERATOR (fish.) 435 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 431.883-010 STAKE BOATMAN (fish.) 444 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHFRY.00CUPATIONS 431.884-026 FISHERMAN, NET (fish.) 322 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY' OCCUPATIONS 431.884-03o FISHERMAN, POT (fish.) 322 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 431.884-050 FISHERMAN, TERRAPIN (fish.) 322 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 431.884-062 FISHERMAN, WEIR (fish.) 322 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 431.884-066 STRIKER (fish.) 322 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 431.887-010 LABORER, WHARF (fish.) 360 17.0 COMMERCIAL FISHERY,OCCUPATIONS 432.884-010 FISHERMAN, LINE (fish.) 322 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 43.884-010 FISHERMAN, ABALONE (fish.) 322 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 436.181-010 ALLIGATOR FARMER (fish.) 411 01.0607 FISH (INCLUDING FARMS AND HATCHERIES) 436.181-014 FISH FARMER (fish) 411 01.0607 FISH (INCLUDING FARMS AND HATCHERIES) 436.181-018 FROG GROWER (fish.) 411 01.0607 FISH (INCLUDING FARMS AND HATCHERIES) 436.884-022 HATCHERY MAN (fish.) 322 01.0607 FISHINCLUDING FARMS AND HATCHERIES) 436.887-010 FROG-FARM LABORER (fish.) 36o 01.0607 FISH (INCLUDING FARMS AND HATCHERIES) 439.687-010 CLAM DREDGEMAN (fish.) 282 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 439.687-014 CRAB INSPECTOR (fish.) 282 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 439.884-014 NET MAN (fish.) 322 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 441.128-010 JUMPMASTER (gov. ser.) 335 01.0601 FORESTS 441.137-010 SUPPRESSION-CREW LEADER (gov. ser.) 299 01.0601 FORESTS

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441.168-010 FIRE LOOKOUT (gov. ser.) 416 01.0601 FORESTS 441.168-014 FIRE WARDEN (forestry) 416 01.0601 FORESTS 441.384-010 FORESTER AID (gov. ser.) 413 01.0601 FORESTS 441.687-010 FIRE PATROLMAN (gov. ser.) 282 01.0601 FORESTS 441.887-010 FOREST-FIRE FIGHTER (gov. ser.) 360 01.0601 FORESTS 442.137-010 WOODS RIDER (turp. & rosin) 299 01.0706 SPECIAL PRODUCTS 442.138-010 WOODS BOSS (forestry) 305 01.0706 SPECIAL PRODUCTS 442.168-010 MANAGER, DISTRICT (forestry) 245 01.0706 SPECIAL PRODUCTS 449.168-010 CHIEF CRUISER (forestry; logging) 245 01.0703 LOGGING (HARVESTING AND TRANSPORTING) 449.287-010 CRUISER (forestry; logging) 420 01.0703 LOGGING (HARVESTING AND TRANSPORTING 449.287-014 LOGGING-OPERATIONS INSPECTOR (forestry; 420 01.0703 LOGGING (HARVESTING AND TRANSPORTING) logging) 449.887-010 SEED-CONE PICKER (forestry) 360 01.0703 LOGGING (HARVESTING AND TRANSPORTING) 451.181-010 GAMEICEEPER (hunt. & trap.) 411 01.0604 WILDLIFE (INCLUDING GAME FARMS AND HUNTING AREAS) 451.781-014 PREDATORY - ANIMAL HUNTER (hunt. & trap.) 319 01.0604 WILDLIFE (INCLUDING GAME FARMS AND HUNTING AREAS) 451.781-018 TRAPPER (hunt. & trap.) 319 01.0604 WILDLIFE (INCLUDING GAME FARMS AND HUNTING AREAS) 452.868-010 HUNTING AND FISHING GUIDE (amuse. & rec. 505 01.0602 RECREATION 465.137-010 BLIGHT-CONTROL FOREMAN (agric.) 299 01.0201 AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 465.137-014 SPRAY FORMAN (agric.) 299 01.0201 AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 465.381-010 SCOUT (agric.) 312 01.0201 AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 465.781-010 WEED INSPECTOR (agric.) 319 01.0201 AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 465.884-010 FUMIGATOR, ORCHARD (agric.) 322 01.0201 AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 465.887-018 LABORER, ORCHARD FUMIGATION (agric.) 36o 01.0102 PLANT SCIENCE 466.887-010 LIVESTOCK CARETAKER, YARD-OR-IN-TRANSIT 36o 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS (any ind.) 467.138-010 WOOL SHEARER, CONTRACT (agric.) 01.0299 AGRICULTURALSUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 467.384-010 ARTICICIAL INSEMINATOR (agric.) 413 01.0299 AGRICULTURALSUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 467.384-014 ARTIFICIAL-BREEDING TECHNICIAN (agric.) 413 01.0299 AGRICULTURALSUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 467.384-018 BLOOD TESTER, FOWLS (agric.) 413 01.0299 AGRICULTURALSUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 467.384-022 POET/TRY INSEMINATOR (agric.) 413 01.0299 AGRICULTURALSUPPLIES/SERVICES, OTHER 469.158-010 HARVEST CONTRACTOR (agric.) 484 01.02 AGRICULTURALSUPPLIES/SERVICES 469.168-010 CONTRACTOR, FIELD HAULING (agric.) 245 01.0202 FEEDS 469.381-010 DAIRY TESTER (agric.) 418 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS 469.387-010 COTTON CLASSER (agric.; textile) 271 01.0402 NONFOOD PRODUCTS

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500.131-010 FOREMAN (electroplating) 299 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 500.380-010 PLATER (electroplating) 430 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 500.380-014 PLATER APPRENTICE (electroplating) 430 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 500.380-018 PLATER, PLASTICS (fabric. plastics 430 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER prod.) 500.782-010 ELECTROGALVANIZING- MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER (electroplating; wire) 500.884-022 MATRIX-BATH ATTENDANT (phonograph) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 500.885-010 ETCHER, ELECTROLYTIC (cut. tools) 447 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 500.886-010 LABORER, ELECTROPLATING (electroplating) 356 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 501.782-010 ANODIZER (any ind.) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 501.782-014 COATING-MACHINE OPERATOR (galvanizing) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 501.782-018 COLORING OPERATOR (spring) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 501.885-014 PLATER, HOT DIP (galvanizing) 447 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 501.885-022 TINNING-EQUIPMENT TENDER (elec. equip.) 447 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 502.381-010 CASTER (jewelry) I 312 17.2301 FOUNDRY 502.381-014 MOLDER, PUNCH (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.2301 FOUNDRY 502.382-010 FLUOROSCOPE OPERATOR (aircraft mfg.; 271 17.24 METALLURGY nonfer. metal alloys) 502.782-010 BULLET-CASTING OPERATOR (ammunition) 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY 502.782-018 CASTER (nonfer. metal alloys) 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY 502.782-022 CASTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (nonfer. metal 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY alloys) 502.782-030 CENTRIFUGAL-CASTING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY (jewelry) 502.782-034 DIE-CASTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (elec. 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY equip.) 502.884-014 LEAD CASTER (elec. equip.) 322 17.2301 FOUNDRY 502.884-022 MOLD SETTER (elec. equip.) 322 17.2301 FOUNDRY 504.131-010 HEAT-TREAT FOREMAN (heat treat,) 299 17.24 METALLURGY 504.281-010 HEAT-TREAT INSPECTOR (heat treat.) 312 17.24 METALLURGY 504.380-014 FLAME-HARDENING-MACHINE SET-UP MAN 430 17.24 METALLURGY (neat treat.) 504.387-010 HARDNESS INSPECTOR (heat treat.) 271 17.24 METALLURGY 504.782-010 ANNEALER (heat treat.) 435 17.24 METALLURGY 504.782-014 CASE HARDENER (heat treat.) 435 17.24 METALLURGY 504.782-018 HARDENER (heat treat.) 435 17.24 METALLURGY 504.782-026 HEAT TREATER (heat treat.) I 435 17.24 METALLURGY 504.782-030 HEAT TREATER (heat treat.) II 435 17.24 METALLURGY 504.782-034 HEAT-TREATER APPRENTICE (heat treat.) 435 17.24 METALLURGY 504.782-038 HEAT-TREATING BLUER (heat treat.) 435 17.24 METALLURGY 504.782-042 TEMPERER (heat treat.) 435 17.24 METALLURGY 505.782-018 METAL-SPRAYING-MACHINE OPERATOR, 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER AUTOMATIC (any ind.) I 505.884-022 METAL SPRAYER, PRODUCTION (any ind.) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 505.885-038 METAL-SPRAYING-MACHINE OPERATOR, 447 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER AUTOMATIC (any ind.) II 505.885-042 VACUUM-METALIZER OPERATOR (any ind.) 447 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 512.687-010 PYROMETER MAN (found.) 282 17.2301 FOUNDRY 512.782-026 FURNACE OrERATOR (found.; iron & steel) 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY 512.782-030 FURNACE OPERATOR (nonfer. metal alloys; 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY ore dress., smelt., & refin.) 512.885-010 FURNACE TENDER (found.; nonfer. metal 447 17.2301 FOUNDRY alloys) 514.380-010 DIE-CASTING-MACHINE SET-UP MAN (found.) 430 17.2301 FOUNDRY 514.7824010 CASTING OPERATOR (nonfer. metal alloys) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 514.782-014 CASTING-WHEEL OPERATOR (ore dress., 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER smelt., & refin.) 514.782-018 CENTRIFUGAL-CASTING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY (found.) III 514.782-022 DIE-CASTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (found.) I 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY 514.782-030 VACUUM CASTER (found.) 435 17.2301 FOUNDRY 514.884-014 CUPOLA TAPPER (found.) 322 17.2301 FOUNDRY 514.884-026 POURER, CRUCIBLE (found.) 322 17.2301 FOUNDRY

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322 17.2301 FOUNDRY 514.884-030 POURER, METAL (found.) FOUNDRY OPERATOR 447 17.2301 514.885-010 CENTRIFUGAL-CASTING-MACHINE (found.) I FOUNDRY OPERATOR 447 17.2301 514.885-014 CENTRIFUGAL-CASTING-MACHINE (found.) II FOUNDRY (found.) II 447 17.2301 DIE-CASTING-MACHINE OPERATOR FOUNDRY 514.885-018 (toys & 447 17.2301 514.885-022 DIE-CASTING-MACHINE OPERATOR games) 312 17.2301 FOUNDRY BENCH-MOLDER APPRENTICE(jewelry) 518.381-010 312 17.2301 FOUNDRY COREMAKER (found.) 518.381-014 312 17.2301 FOUNDRY COREMAKER APPRENTICE(found.) 518.381-018 312 17.2301 FOUNDRY MOLDER (found.) 518.381-022 312 17.2301 FOUNDRY MOLDER APPRENTICE(found.) 518.381-026 312 17.2301 FOUNDRY MOLDER, BENCH (jewelry) 518.381-030 17.2301 FOUNDRY 282 EDUCATION, OTHER 518.687-010 CORE CHECKER (found.) MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL (ore dress., smelt., 271 16.0699 519.387-010 MANOMETER TECHNICIAN & refin.) 360 17.2301 FOUNDRY FOUNDRY WORKER, GENERAL(found.) FOOD PRODUCTS 519.887-022 (food prep., 312 01.0401 520.381-010 HONEY GRADER-AND-BLENDER n.e.c.) 17.2901 BAKER prod.) 435 520.782-034 DOUGH MIXER (bake. 17.2901 BAKER DOUGH-MIXER OPERATOR (bake.prod.) 435 520.782-038 17.2901 BAKER prod.) 322 520.884-014 BENCH HAND (bake. FEEDS feed mill.) 447 01.0202 520.885-122 FEED MIXER (grain & FEEDS (grain & feed mill.) 356 01.0202 520.886-026 FEED-MIXER HELPER 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS feed mill.) 305 521.138-010 RICE MILLER (grain & 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS OPERATOR (slaught. 447 521.885-122 EGG- BREAKING- MACHINE & meat pack.) 447 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS FEED GRINDER (grain& feed mill.) 521.885-134 447 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 521.885-170 GRADER MAN (agric.) 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS (cereal) 447 521.885-186 GRINDER OPERATOR 01.0202 FEEDS & feed mill.) 447 PROCESSOR, GRAIN (grain FEEDS 521.885-302 (grain 356 01.0202 521.886-026 CUSTOM-FEED-MILL-OPERATOR HELPER & feed mill.) 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS COTTAGE-CHEESE MAKER (dairyprod.) 435 522.782-010 435 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS SMOKER (slaught. & meatpack.) 522.782-042 322 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS NEUTRALIZER MAN (cornprod.) 522.884-010 322 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS PICKLER (can. &preserv.) 522.884-014 447 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS HONEY PROCESSOR(food prep., n.e.c.) 522.885-062 299 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS PREPARATION FOREMAN (can.& preserv.) 523.137-010 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS MAPLE-SIRUP MAKER (food prep.,n.e.c.) 435 523.782-050 435 01.0402 NONFOOD PRODUCTS 523.782-062 TOBACCO CURER (agric.) 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS prod.) 447 523.885-010 BATCH FREEZER (dairy 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS DEHYDRATOR MAN (can. &preserv.) 447 523.885 -070 17.2901 BAKER prod.) 234 524.381-010 .CAKE DECORATOR (bake. BAKER (bake. 435 17.2901 524.782-010 DEPOSITING-MACHINE OPERATOR prod.) I 322 17.2901 BAKER DECORATOR (bake. prod.;confection.) 524.884-010 17.2901 BAKER prod.) 322 524.884-022 ICER, HAND (bake. FOOD PRODUCTS (slaught. & meat 312 01.0401 525.381-010 BUTCHER, ALL-ROUND pack.) 271 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS GRADER, MEAT (slaught,& meat pack.) OCCUPATIONS 525.387-010 322 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY FISH CLEANER (can.& preserv.; fish.) 525.884-030 312 17.2901 BAKER BAKER (grain & feedmill.) 526.381-010 319 17.2901 BAKER BAKER (bake. prod.) 526.781-010 435 17.2901 BAKER BATTER-SCALER (bake.prod.) QUANTITY FOODOCCUPATIONS, OTHER 526.782-010 preserv.; cereal; 435 17.2999 526.782-030 COOK, KETTLE (can. & flay. ext. & sirup) 447 17.2901 BAKER OVERMAN (bake. prod.) 526.885-038 356 17.2901 BAKER BAKER HELPER (bake.prod.) FEEDS 526.886-010 ELEVATOR (corn 305 01.0202 529.138-026 SUPERINTENDENT, GRAIN prod.; grain & feedmill.; malt liquors)

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529.138-030 SUPERVISOR, SPECIALTY FOOD PRODUCTS 305 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS (slaught. & meat pack.) 529.381-018 CHEESEMAKER (dairy prod.) 312 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS 529.387-022 FRUIT - BUYING GRADER (can. & preserv.) 271 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 529.387-030 GRADER (dairy prod.) 271 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS 529.685-014 X-RAY INSPECTOR (tobacco) 282 17.2001 INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF REACTORS 529.687-018 EGG CANDLER (any ind.) 282 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS 529.687-054 SORTER, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE (agric.; 282 01.0401 FOOD PRODUCTS can. & preserv.; whole. tr.) 529.782-010 BUTTERMAKER (dairy prod.) 435 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS 529.782-022 CHEESEMAKER HELPER (dairy prod.) 435 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS 529.782-030 DAIRY-PROCESSING-EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 435 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS (dairy prod.) 529.782-050 FREEZER MAN (dairy prod.) 435 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS 529.886-018 DAIRY HELPER (dairy prod.) 356 01.040102 DAIRY PRODUCTS 530.281-010 COLORMAN (paper & pulp) 3/2 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 539.384-010 PULP-AND-PAPER TESTER (paper & pulp) 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 539.387-010 FINAL INSPECTOR, PAPER (paper & pulp) 271 16.0111 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 542.280-010 STILLMAN (petrol. refin.) 430 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 553.884-010 HEAT WELDER, PLASTICS (fabric. plastics 322 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS prod.) 556.780-010 MOLD SETTER (fabric. plastics prod.; 433 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS phonograph) 556.782-010 ARCH-CUSHION-PRESS OPERATOR (rubber 435 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS goods) 556.782-014 COMPRESSION-MOLDING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS (fabric. plastics prod.) 556.782-030 INJECTION-MOLDING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS (fabric. plastics prod.) 556.782-034 PLATE MOLDER (pen & pencil; print. & 435 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS pub.) 556.885-034 COMPRESSION-MOLDING-MACHINE TENDER 447 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS (fabric. plastics prod.) 556.885-054 INJECTION-MOLDING-MACHINE TENDER -447 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS (fabric. plastics prod.; phonograph) 556.885-070 MOLDER, PIPE COVERING (fabric. plastics 447 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS prod.) 556.885-086 PILLING-MACHINE OPERATOR (fabric. 447 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS plastics prod.; plastics mat.) 556.885-102 VACUUM PLASTIC-FORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR 447 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS (fabric. plastics prod.) 557.782-010 EXTRUDER OPERATOR (fabric. plastics 435 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS prod.; plastics mat.) 558.280-010 CHIEF OPERATOR (chem.) 430 16.0105 CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY 559.380-010 CHEMICAL-PROCESS OPERATOR (chem.) 430 17.2001 INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF REACTORS 559.782-234 WASTE-TREATMENT OPERATOR (chem.) 435 17.2099 INDUSTRIAL ATOMIC ENERGY, OTHER 559.885-130 FOAM-MACHINE OPERATOR (fabric. plastics 447 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS prod.; plastics mat.) 575.782-026 FIBER-GLASS-DOWEL-DRAWING-MACHINE 435 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS OPERATOR (fabric. plastics prod.) 580.782-010 FIXER, BOARDING ROOM (hosiery) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.782-014 WEFT STRAIGHTENER (textile) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.884-010 BLOCKER, HAND (hat & cap) I 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.884-014 BLOCKER, HAND (hat & cap) II 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-010 BRIM-STRETCHING-MACHINE OPERATOR (hat & 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER cap) 580.885-014 CALENDERING-MACHINE OPERATOR (knit goods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-018 CLOTH DRIER (knit goods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-022 COLLAR-TURNER OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-034 HAT-BLOCKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (hat & 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER cap) I

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TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-038 HAT-BLOCKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (hat & 447 17.3399 cap) II TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-042 HOOKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) I 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-046 HYDRAULIC BLOCKER (hat & cap) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-054 PRE-PLEATER (house furn.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-062 SKEIN-YARN DYER (knit goods; textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885466 STRETCHER (hat & cap) I 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-074 TENTER-FRAME OPERATOR (knit goods; 447 17.3399 textile) TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 580.885-078 TIP STRETCHER (hat & cap) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 581.782-010 DRIER-AND-REWINDER OPERATOR (fiber rugs) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 581.885-014 CARBONIZER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODLjTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 581.885-030 DRY-CANS OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 581.885-038 DRYING-MACHINE OPERATOR, PACKAGE YARNS 447 17.3399 (textile) TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 581.885-042 DRYING-UNIT-FELTING-MACHINE OPERATOR 447 17.3399 (felt goods) LAUNDERING 581.885 -046 EXTRACTOR OPERATOR (any ind.) 447 17.1602 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 582.782-014 DRUM PRINTER (textile) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 582.782-018 DYE-RANGE OPERATOR, CLOTH (textile) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 582.782-022 FINISHING-MACHINE OPERATOR (narrow 435 17.3399 fabrics) TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.782-030 SLASHER TENDER (textile) 435 '17.3399 DRYCLEANING 582.884-010 SPOT CLEANER (garment; knit goods) 322 17.1601 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-010 AGER OPERATOR (textile). 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-026 BLEACH-RANGE OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-030 BLEACHER (knit goods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-046 CLOTH-FINISHING-RANGE MIDDLEMAN (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-054 CLOTH-WASHER OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-058 COLORING-MACHINE OPERATOR (hat & cap) 447 17.3399 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-062 CONDITIONER TENDER (textile) 447 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-102 DYE-REEL OPERATOR (knit goods; textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-150 OPEN-DEVELOPER OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-202 SIZING-MACHINE-AND-DRIER OPERATOR (felt 447 17.3399 goods) TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-222 SPRAY-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 582.885-234 STEAMER TENDER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 583.132-010 FOREMAN, PRESSING DEPARTMENT (garment) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 583.137-010 FOREMAN, PLEATING (trim. & stamp. art 299 17.3399 goods) 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.782-010 COATING-AND-EMBOSSING-UNIT OPERATOR 435 (felt goods; textile) EMBOSSING-PRESS OPERATOR (artif. leather) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.782-014 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.884-010 PLEATER, HAND (trim. & stamp. art goods) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER WAIST PLEATER (trim. & stamp. artgoods) 322 17.3399 583.884-014 OTHER BREAKER-MACHINE MAN (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, 583.885-010 OTHER BUFFER, MACHINE (leather mfg.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, 583.885-026 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-030 CALENDER OPERATOR (felt goods; tex. bag; 447 17.3399 textile) TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-034 CALENDER-MACHINE OPERATOR (asbestos 447 17.3399 prod.) 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-050 EMBOSSER (any ind.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-054 EMBOSSING-MACHINE OPERATOR (artif. 447 leather) 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-058 EMBOSSING-MACHINE-OPERATOR HELPER 447 (plastics mat.) 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-062 FOLDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION,OTHER 583.885-078 HYDRAULIC-PRESS OPERATOR (knit goods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-082 JACQUARD-TWINE-POLISHER OPERATOR (cord. 447 & twine) 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION,OTHER 583.885-090 MANGLER (knit goods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION,OTHER 583.885-094 NARROW - FABRIC CALENDERER (narrowfabrics) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION,OTHER 583.885-098 POUNCING-LATHE OPERATOR (hat & cap) 447

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583.885-106 PRESSER, BUFFING WHEEL (tex. prod., 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER n.e.c.) 583.885-110 PRESSING-MACHINE OPERATOR (hosiery) I 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-114 PRESSING-MACHINE OPERATOR (hosiery) II 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-118 ROLLER-MACHINE OPERATOR (leather 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER mfg.) 583.885-122 RUBBERIZER, MACHINE (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICAUON, OTHER 583.885-126 PRESSER (hat & cap) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-130 SHAPER AND PRESSER (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.885-158 TRIMMING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment; 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER knit goods) 583.885-166 YARN-POLISHING-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.886-014 GLOVE TURNER AND FORMER, AUTOMATIC 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (glove &.mit.) 583.886-018 HYDRAULIC-PRESS-OPERATOR HELPER (felt 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER goads) 583.886-034 PRESS FEEDER (garment; knit goods) 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 583.887-010 BELT RUBBERIZER (garment) 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 584.885-014 CLOTH-MERCERIZER OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 584.885-050 MANGLE TENDER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 585,885-010 BUFFER (hat & cap) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 585.885-058 NAPPER TENDER (felt goods; garment; 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER knit goods; textile) 586.782-014 FULLER (textile) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 586.782-018 FULLING-MACHINE OPERATOR (felt goods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 586.885-030 HAT-FORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR (hat & cap) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION ¢c FABRICATION, OTHER 586.885-034 SHRINKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (hat & cap) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 586.886-018 MACHINE HELPER (felt goods) 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 587.384-010 SANFORIZE TESTER (textile) 271 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 587.782-Q10 AUTOCLAVE OPERATOR (textile) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 587.885-014 BRUSH OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 587.885-022 CLOTH-SHRINKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (garment; textile) 587.885-030 LONDON-SHRINKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (garment; textile) 587.885-034 SANFORIZING-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 587.885-038 SHRINKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (knit goods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 587.885-042 SOAKER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 587.885-046 STRIKE-OUT-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 587.886-010 HEBDON-MACHINE-SPONGER HELPER (textile) 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 587.836-014 SANFORIZING-MACHINE-OPERATOR HELPER 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (textile) 589.687-014 GRADER (can. & preserv.) 282 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 589.885-010 BLENDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 589.885-046 DRY CLEANER (knit goods) 447 17.1601 DRYCLEANING 589.885-094 LAUNDRYMAN (house furn.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 589.885 -110 PLEATER (knit goods; textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 590.887-014 PLASTIC-JOINT MAKER (brick & tile) 360 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS

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600.131-010 MACHINE-SHOP FOREMAN, TOOL (mach. shop) 299 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-010 EXPERIMENTAL MECHANIC (motor. & 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP bicycles) 600.280-014 INSTRUMENT BUILDER (inst. & app.) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-018 INSTRUMENT MAKER (any ind.) II 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-022 INSTRUMENT-MAKER APPRENTICE (any ind.) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-026 INSTRUMENT-MAKER-AND-REPAIRMAN (petrol. 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP production) 600.280-030 MACHINIST (mach. shop) I 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-034 MACHINIST APPRENTICE (mach. shop) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-038 MACHINIST APPRENTICE, AUTOMOTIVE (auto. 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP ser.) 600.280-042 MACHINIST, EXPERIMENTAL (mach. shop) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-046 MACHINIST, ULTRASONIC (mach. shop) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-050 MACHINIST, AUTOMOTIVE (auto. ser.) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-054 MAINTENANCE MACHINIST (any ind.) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-058 MODEL MAKER (firearms) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-062 PATTERNMAKER APPRENTICE, METAL (found.) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.280-066 PATTERNMAKER, METAL (found.) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.281-010 ASSEMBLER, STEAM-AND-GAS TURBINE 312 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP (engine & turbine) 600.281-014 INSPECTOR, ROUGH CASTINGS (found.) 312 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.281-018 MACHINE BUILDER (mach. mfg.; mach. 312 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP tool & access.) 600.380-014 FIXTURE MAKER (light. fix.) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.380-022 JOB SETTER (mach. shop) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.380-026 MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.380-030 MACHINE TRY-OUT MAN (mach. tool & 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP access.) 600.380-034 MODEL MAKER (inst. & app.) 430 171.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600380-042 SET-UP MAN, PLASTICS (fabric. plastics 430 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP prod.) 600.381-010 LAY-OUT MAU (mach. shop) 312 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 600.381-014 PROPELLER LAY-OUT MAN (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.040101 AIRFRAME 600.884-010 INSTRUMENT-MAKER HELPER (any ind.) 322 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 601.130-010 TOOL- AND -DIE FOREMAN (mach. shop) 299 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.280-010 DIE MAKER APPRENTICE (mach. shop) 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.280-014 DIE MAKER, DIECASTING AND PLASTIC 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING MOLDING (mach. shop) 601.280-018 DIE MAKER, STAMPING (mach. shop) 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.280-022 DIE MAKER, TRIM (mach. shop) 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.280-026 DIE MAKER, WIRE DRAWING (mach. shop) 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.280-030 DIE SINKER (mach. shop) 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.280-034 DIE-TEMPLATE MAKER, EXTRUSION (mach. 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING shop) 601.280-038 EDGER MAN (mach. shop) 430 17.2308 DIE SINKING 601.280-058 TOOL MAKER (mach. shop) 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.280-062 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKER (mach. shop) 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.280-066 TOOL-AND-DIEMAKER APPRENTICE (mach. 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING shop) 601.280-070 TOOL-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING shop) 601.280-074 TOOL-MAKER APPRENTICE (mach. shop) 430 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.281-010 DIE MAKER, BENCH, STAMPING (mach. shop) 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.281-014 DIE MAKER, FOUR-SLIDE MACHINE (mach. 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING shop) 601.281-018 DIE SINKER, BENCH (mach. shop) 312 17.2308 DIE SINKING 601.281-022 DIE-TRY-OUT MAN, STAMPING (mach. shop) 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.281-030 INSPECTOR, GAGE (mach. shop) 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.281-034 INSPECTOR, SET-UP AND LAY-OUT MAN 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING (mach. shop) 601.281-038 INSPECTOR, TOOL (mach. shop) 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.281-042 PROGRESSIVE-DIE MAKER (mach. shop) 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.281-046 TOOL MAKER, BENCH (mach. shop) 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING

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TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.381414 DIE FINISHER (mach. shop) 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.381-030 PLASTIC TOOL MAKER (mach. shop) 312 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.381-034 PLASTIC- FIXTURE BUILDER (mach. Cool & 312 17.2307 access.) TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.381-042 TEMPLATE MAKER (any ind.) 312 17.2307 TOOL- AND -DIE MAKING 601.782-010 KNIFE GRINDER (woodworking) 435 17.2307 TOOL -AND -DIE MAKING 601.782-018 TOOL DRESSER (any ind.) 435 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 601.885-010 TOOL-DRESSER HELPER (any ind.) 447 17.2307 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.380-010 GEAR-CUTTING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR 430 (mach. shop) MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.382-010 GEAR INSPECTOR (mach. shop) 271 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.782-010 GEAR HOBBER SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.782-014 GEAR-GENERATOR SET-UP OPERATOR, SPIRAL 435 BEVEL (mach. shop) MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.782-018 GEAR-GENERATOR SET-UP OPERATOR, STRAIGHT 435 17.2303 BEVEL (mach. shop) MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.782-022 GEAR-LAPPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (mach. 435 17.2303 shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.782-026 GEAR-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR 435 (mach. shop) GEAR-SHAPER SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.782-030 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.782-034 GEAR-SHAVER SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.782-038 GRINDER, GEAR (mach. shop) 435 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.782-042 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, GEAR TOOL 435 17.2303 (mach. shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 602.885-010 GEAR-CUTTING-MACHINE OPERATOR, 447 PRODUCTION (mach. shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.280-010 GRINDER OPERATOR, EXTERNAL, TOOL(mach. 430 shop) MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603,280-018 GRINDER OPERATOR, SURFACE, TOOL (mach. 430 17.2303 shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.280-026 GRINDER OPERATOR, UNIVERSAL, TOOL 430 (mach. shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.280-030 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, JIG (mach. 430 shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.280-038 TOOL-GRINDER OPERATOR (mach. shop) 430 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.380-014 GRINDER SET -UP MAN (mach. shop) 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.380-018 HONING-MACHINE SET-UP MAN (mach. shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-014 BLANCHARD-GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR 435 (mach. shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-018 BUFFING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) 435 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-022 BUFFING-MACHINE OPERATOR, SILVERWARE (silverware) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-030 DEBURRER, STRIP (clock & watch) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-038 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, INTERNAL 435 (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-042 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, CENTERLESS (mach. shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-046 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, EXTERNAL 435 (mach. shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-050 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, SURFACE 435 (mach. shop) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-054 HONING-MACHINE OPERATOR, PRODUCTION 435 (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-058 HONING- MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-062 HONING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-066 LAPPING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-070 LINTER-SAW SHARPENER (oils & fats) 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.782-074 MIRROR-FINISHING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 (silverware) 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.885-030 BIT SHARPENER (woodworking)

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603.885-034 BIT-SHARPENER OPERATOR (mining & 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION quarrying) 603.885-062 BURRER, MACHINE (clock & watch) 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.885-066 DEBURRER (needle, pin, & rel. prod.) 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 603.885-078 GRINDER OPERATOR, PRODUCTION (mach. 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION shop) 603.885-094 LAPPING-MACHINE OPERATOR, PRODUCTION 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 603.885-110 TOOL GRINDER (any ind.) II 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 604.130-010 FOREMAN, ROLL SHOP (iron & steel) 299 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 604.280-010 ENGINE-LATHE SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 604.280-014 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP MAN, MULTIPLE 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION SPINDLE, JOBBING (mach. shop) 604.280-018 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP MAN, SINGLE- 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION SPINDLE, JOBBING (mach. shop) 604.280-022 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, MULTIPLE- 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION SPINDLE, JOBBING (mach. shop) 604.280-026 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, SINGLE 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION SPINDLE, JOBBING (mach. shop) 604.280-030 TURRET-LATHE SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 604.380-010 CHUCKING-MACHINE SET-UP MAN (mach. shop) 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 604.380-014 CHUCKING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION shop) 604.380-018 CHUCKING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION MULTIPLE SPINDLE, VERTICAL (mach. shop) 604.380-022 LATHE SET-UP MAN (mach. shop) 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 604.380-026 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP MAN, PRODUCTION 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 604.380-038 TURRET-LATHE SET-UP MAN (mach. shop) 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 604.380-042 TURRET-LATHE SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION shop) 604.782-018 SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, MULTIPLE SPINDLE, 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION JOBBING (mach. shop) 604.782-020 SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, SINGLE SPINDLE, 43a 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION JOBBING (mach. shop) 604.782-022 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION PRODUCTION (mach. shop) 604.782-026 THREADING-MACHINE OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 604.885-034 LATHE OPERATOR, PRODUCTION (mach. shop) 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 604.885-042 SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, PRODUCTION 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 605.280-010 PROFILING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 605.380-010 MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP MAN (mach. shop) 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 605.380-014 MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 605.380-018 PLANER-TYPE-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION OPERATOR (mach. shop) 605.380-022 ROTARY-HEAD-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION OPERATOR (mach. shop) 605.782-014 BROACHING-MACHINE OPERATOR, PRODUCTION 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 605.782-018 BROACHING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 605.782-026 KEYSEATING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 605.782-030 MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION shop) 605.782-034 PANTOGRAPH-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 605.782-038 PLANER SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL (mach. 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION shop) 605.782-042 PROFILING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop)

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605.782-046 ROUTER OPERATOR (aircraft mfg.) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 605.782-050 ROUTER OPERATOR, RADIAL (aircraft mfg.) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 605.782-058 SHAPER SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL (mach. 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION shop) 605.782-066 THREAD-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 605.885-034 MILLING-MACHINE OPERATOR, PRODUCTION 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 606,280-010 BORING-MACHINE SET -UP OPERATOR, JIG 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 606.280-014 BORING-MILL SET-UP OPERATOR, HORIZONTAL 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 606.380-010 DRILL-PRESS SET-UP OPERATOR, MULTIPLE 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION SPINDLE (mach. shop) 606.380-014 DRILL-PRESS SET-UP OPERATOR, RADIAL 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 606.380-018 DRILL-PRESS SET-UP OPERATOR, RADIAL, 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION TOOL (mach. shop) 606.782-010 BORING-MACHINE OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 606.782-018 DRILL-PRESS OPERATOR, PRODUCTION (mach. 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION shop) 606.782-022 DRILL-PRESS OPERATOR, TAPE CONTROL 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION (mach. shop) 606.782-026 DRILL-PRESS SET-UP OPERATOR, SINGLE 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION SPINDLE (mach. shop) 606.782-034 JIG BORER, TAPE CONTROL (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 606.782-042 TAPPER OPERATOR (nut & bolt) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 607.782-010 CUT-OFF-SAW OPERATOR, METAL (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 607.782-014 DO-ALL-SAW OPERATOR (mach. shop) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 607.782-022 SAW OPERATOR (aircraft mfg.) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 609.280-010 GUNSMITH, BALLISTICS LABORATORY 430 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER (acmunition) 609.280-014 MECHANICAL TECHNICIAN, LABORATORY 430 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER (clock & watch) 609.380-010 ENGINE-LATHE SET-UP OPERATOR (mach. 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION shop) 609.380-014 METAL SPRAYER, MACHINED PARTS (any ind.) 430 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 609.380-018 THREADING-MACHINE SET-UP MAN (mach. shop) 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 609.382-010 INSPECTOR, MAGNETIC (mach. shop) 271 17.24 METALLURGY 609.782-026 ELECTRICAL-DISCHARGE-MACHINE OPERATOR, 435 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP PRODUCTION (mach. shop) 609.782-030 ELECTRICAL-DISCHARGE-MACHINE SET-UP 435 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP OPERATOR (mach. shop) 609.782-034 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, THREAD (mach. 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION shop) 609.782-042 MULTI-PURPOSE MACHINE OPERATOR, TAPE 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION CONTROL (mach. shop) 609.782-054 TAPE-CONTROL-MACHINE OPERATOR (mach. 435 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP shop) 609.885-026 TRANSFER-MACHINE OPERATOR (mach. shop) 447 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 610.381-010 BLACKSMITH (forging) 312 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 610.381-014 BLACKSMITH APPRENTICE (forging) 312 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 610.782-010 DROP-HAMMER OPERATOR (forging) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 610.884-010 BLACKSMITH HELPER (forging) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 611.782-010 FORGING-PRESS OPERATOR (forging) I 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 611.782-022 UPSETTER (forging) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 611.885-010 FORGING-PRESS OPERATOR (forging) II 447 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 612.131-010 FORGE-SHOP FOREMAN (forging) 299 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 612.281-010 INSPECTOR (forging) 312 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 612.381-010 HEAVY FORGER (forging) 312 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 612.782-010 BOLT-MACHINE OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC (nut 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER & bolt) 612.782-022 HEADER-MACHINE OPERATOR (forging) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 612.782-030 NUT FORMER (nut & bolt) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 612.887-010 HEAVY-FORGER HELPER (forging) 360 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.380-014 TIN ROLLER, HOT MILL (iron & steel) 430 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.381-010 GUIDE SETTER (iron & steel) 312 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER * Worker Traits Group

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282 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.687-010 MILL HAND, PLATE MILL (iron &steel) 433 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.780-010 ROLL-TUBE SETTER (iron & steel) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.782-010 COILER OPERATOR (iron & steel) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.782-014 COLD-MILL OPERATOR (iron & steel) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.782-018 FINISHER (iron & steel) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.782-034 MILL OPERATOR, ROLLS (any ind.) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.782-050 ROLLER, PRIMARY MILL (iron & steel) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.782-054 ROLLING ATTENDANT (iron & steel) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.782-058 ROLLING-MILL OPERATOR (nonfer. metal alloys) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 613.782-086 TABLE OPERATOR (iron & steel;nonfer. metal alloys) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 614.782-010 DRAW-BENCH OPERATOR (any ind.) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 614.782-014 DRAW-BENCH OPERATOR (iron & steel; nonfer. metal alloys) I 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 614.782-018 EXTRUDER OPERATOR (forging) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 614.782-022 EXTRUSION-PRESS OPERATOR (elec.equip.) I 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 614.782-026 FANCY-WIRE DRAWER (jewelry) II 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 614.782-038 WIRE DRAWER (clock & watch) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 614.782-042 WIRE DRAWER (wire) 322 17.24 METALLURGY 614.884-010 TESTER OPERATOR (nonfer. metalalloys) 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 615.782-034 PUNCH-PRESS OPERATOR (any ind.) I 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 615.782-038 PUNCH-PRESS OPERATOR (any ind.) III 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 615.782-050 SHEAR OPERATOR (any ind.) I 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 615.782-054 SHEAR OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC (anyind.) I 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 615.782-058 SLITTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) II 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 615.782-062 TURRET-PUNCH-PRESS OPERATOR (anyind.) 447 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 615.885-022 SHEAR OPERATOR (any ind.) II 430 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 616.380-018 MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) 430 17.2305 SHEET METAL 616.380-022 MULTI-OPERATION-FORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) I 430 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 616.380-026 SET-UP MAN (any ind.) I 430 17.2305 SHEET METAL 616.380-030 SET-UP MAN, SHEET METAL (anyind.) 430 17.2305 SHEET METAL 616.380-034 SHEET-METAL-FABRICATING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) 312 17.24 METALLURGY 616.381-010 SPRING INSPECTOR (spring) I 433 17.2305 SHEET METAL 616.780-010 BODY-MAKER-MAINTENANCE MAN (tinware) 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 616.782-010 ARBOR-PRESS OPERATOR (any ind.) I 435 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 616.782-026 CRIMPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (anyind.) 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 616.782-038 KICK-PRESS OPERATOR (anyind.) I 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 616.885-010 BENCH WORKER (spring) 447 17.2305 SHEET METAL 616.885-046 MULTI-OPERATION FORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) II 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 616.885-062 RIVETING-MACHINE OPERATOR (furn.) 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 616.885-066 SCROLL-MACHINE OPERATOR (struct. & ornam. metalwork) 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 616.885-078 SPIRAL SPRING WINDER (spring) 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 616.885-086 SPRING COILER (spring) 430 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 617.280-018 PRESS OPERATOR, HEAVY DUTY (anyind.) 430 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 617.380-010 BRAKE OPERATOR (any ind.) I 430 17.2305 SHEET METAL 617.380-018 BRAKE OPERATOR, SHEET METAL(any ind.) I 433 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 617.780-005 SET-UP MAN (iron & steel;nonfer. metal alloys) 433 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 617.780-010 SET-UP MAN, KICK PRESS (button) ind.) I 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 617.782-018 BENDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any 435 17.2305 SHEET METAL 617.782-022 BUMPER OPERATOR (aircraft mfg.) 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 617.782-030 FORMING-ROLL OPERATOR (any ind.) I 435 17.2305 SHEET METAL 617.782-042 ROLL-FORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) I 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 617.782-046 SPRING FORMER, MACHINE(spring) 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 617.782-050 STRAIGHTENING-PRESS OPERATOR (any ind.) ind.) II 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 617.885-014 BENDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any

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617.885-050 ROLL-FORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED II 619.280-014 ORNAMENTAL-METAL WORKER (fabric. metal 430 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED prod., n.e.c.) 619.281-014 INSPECTOR, METAL FABRICATING (any ind.) 312 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 619.380-022 METAL FABRICATOR (any ind.) I 430 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 619.380-030 MULTI- OPERATION - FORMING- MACHINE SET-UP 430 17.2305 SHEET METAL MAN (any ind.) 619.380-038 PUNCH-PRESS SST-UP MAN (any ind.) 430 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 619.381-014 INSPECTOR (iron & steel) 312 17.24 METALLURGY 619.384-010 INSPECTOR (nonfer. metal alloys) I 271 17.24 METALLURGY 619.782-042 HEATER (forging) 435 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 619.782-062 LATHE WINDER (spring) 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 619.782-066 ROLL OPERATOR (any ind.) I 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 619.782-070 ROLL OPERATOR, SHEET METAL (any ind.) 435 17.2305 SHEET METAL 619.782-094 SPINNER, HAND (any ind.) 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 619.782-102 STRETCHER-LEVELER OPERATOR (nonfer. 435 17.2305 SHEET METAL metal alloys) 619.884-014 ORNAMENTAL-METAL-WORKER HELPER (fabric. 322 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED metal prod., n.e.c.) 619.885-026 BRAKE OPERATOR (any ind.) II 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 619.885-050 FORMING-ROLL OPERATOR (any ind.) II 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 619.885-070 MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) II 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 619.885-094 SPINNING-LATHE OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC 447 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED (any ind.) 620.281-010 AIR-CONDITIONING MECHANIC (auto. ser.) 312 17.01 AIR CONDITIONING 620.281-014 AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC (auto. ser.) 312 17.0302 MECHANICS 620.281-018 AUTOMOBILE TESTER (auto. ser.) 312 17.0302 MECHANICS 620.281-022 AUTOMOBILE-REPAIR-SERVICE SALESMAN 312 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE (auto. set.) 620.281-034 BRAKEMAN, AUTOMOBILE (auto. ser.) 312 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 620.281-038 BUS INSPECTOR (auto. ser.) 312 17.03 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES 620.281.042 CARBURETOR MAN (auto. set.) 312 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 620.281-046 CONSTRUCTION-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (const.) 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 620.281-050 CRANE INSPECTOR (any ind.) 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 620.281-054 ENGINEER INSPECTOR (const.) 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 620.281-058 ENGINEERING-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (const.) 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 620.281-062 FRONT-END MAN (Juto. set.) 312 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 620.281-070 MECHANIC, INDUSTRIAL TRUCK (any ind.) 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 620.281-074 MECHANICAL-MAINTENANCE MAN (any ind.) 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 620.281-078 MINE MACHINERY MECHANIC (mining & 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT quarrying) 620.281-086 MOTORCYCLE REPAIRMAN (auto. ser.) 312 17.31 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR, INTERNAL COMBUSTION 620.281-094 TRACTOR MECHANIC (any ind.) 312 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 620.281-098 TRANSMISSION MECHANIC (auto. ser.) 312 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 620.281-106 TUNE-UP MAN (auto. set.) 312 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 620.381-010 AUTOMOBILE-RADIATOR MAN (auto. set.) 312 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 620.381-014 AUTOMOBILE-SERVICE MECHANIC (auto. 312 17.0302 MECHANICS ser.) I 620.381-026 MECHANICAL-UNIT REPAIRMAN (auto. ser.; 312 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER loco. & car bldg. & rep.) 620.381-030 REPAIRMAN, HEAVY (auto. mfg.) 312 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 620.884-010 AUTOMOBILE-MECHANIC HELPER (auto. ser.) 322 17.0302 MECHANICS 620.884-014 BRAKE ADJUSTER (auto. ser.) 322 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 620.884-018 CLUTCH REBUILDER (auto. set.) 322 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 620.884-022 CONSTRUCTION-EQUIPMENT-MECHANIC HELPER 322 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT (const.) 620.884-050 TRACTOR-MECHANIC HELPER (any ind.) 322 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 620.884-054 USED-CAR RENOVATOR (ret. tr.) 322 17.03 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES 621.228-010 FIELD-SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE (aircraft 335 17.0401 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE mfg.) 621.281-010 AIRCRAFT-AND-ENGINE MECHANIC (aircraft 312 17.0401 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE mfg.; air trans.)

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621.281-022 AIRPLANE INSPECTOR (air trans.) 312 17.0401 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE 621.281-026 CARBURETOR MAN (air trans.) 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT 621.281-034 EXPERIMENTAL MECHANIC (aircraft mfg.) II 312 16.0101 AERONAUTICAL TECHNOLOGY 621.281-038 FLIGHT ENGINEER (air trans.) 312 17.0402 AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS 621.281-042 HYDRAULIC TESTER (aircraft mfg.; air 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT trans.) trans.) 621.281-050 SUPERCHARGER MECHANIC (aircraft mf&,;air/ 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT 621.381-010 ASSEMBLER, AIRCRAFT POWER PLANT 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT (aircraft mfg.) 621.381-014 FLIGHT-TEST SHOP MECHANIC (aircraft 312 17.0401 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE mfg.) 621.381-022 PNEUMATIC TESTER AND MECHANIC (aircraft 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT mfg.) 621.781-010 MECHANIC, AIRCRAFT ACCESSORIES (aircraft 319 17.040102 POWER PLANT mfg.) 621.884-010 AIRCRAFT-AND-ENGINE-MECHANIC HELPER 322 17.0401 AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE (aircraft mfg.; air trans.) 623.131-010 MACHINIST FOREMAN, OUTSIDE (ship & boat 299 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS bldg. & rep.) 623.281-014 JUNIOR ENGINEER (water trans.) 312 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS 623 281-018 MACHINIST APPRENTICE, MARINE ENGINE 312 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 623.281-022 MACHINIST APPRENTICE, OUTSIDE (ship & 312 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS boat bldg. & rep.) 623.281-026 MACHINIST, MARINE ENGINE (ship & boat 312 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS bldg. & rep.) 623.281-030 MACHINIST, OUTSIDE (ship & boat bldg. 312 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS & rep.) 623.281-034 MOTORBOAT MECHANIC (any ind.) 312 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS 623.281-038 OUTBOARD-MOTOR MECHANIC (ship & boat 312 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS bldg. & rep.) 623.381-010 GEAR MAN (water trans.) II 312 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS 623.884-010 MOTORBOAT-MECHANIC HELPER (any ind.) 322 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS 623.887-010 MACHINIST HELPER, OUTSIDE (ship & boat 360 17.22 MARITIME OCCUPATIONS bldg. & rep.) 624.281-010 FARM-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (agric.) I 312 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 624.281-014 FARM-EQUIPMENT-MECHANIC APPRENTICE 312 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY (agric.) 624.381-010 FARM-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (agric.) II 312 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 624.381 -014 FARM-MACHINERY SET-UP MAN (whole. tr.) 312 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 624.,381-018 INSPECTOR AND TESTER (agric. equip.) 312 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 624.781-010 ASSEMBLY REPAIRMAN (agric. equip.) 319 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 624.884-010 GREASER (agric.) 322 01.0301 AGRICULTURAL POWER AND MACHINERY 625.281-010 DIESEL MECHANIC (any incl.) 312 17.12 DIESEL MECHANIC 625.281-014 DIESEL-ENGINE TESTER (engine & turbine) 312 17.12 DIESEL MECHANIC 625.281-030 FUEL-INJECTION SERVICEMAN (any ind.) 312 17.12 DIESEL MECHANIC 625.281-034 GASOLINE-ENGINE REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 312 17.31 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR, INTERNAL COMBUSTION 625.281-038 OUTBOARD-MOTOR TESTER (engine & turbine) 312 17.31 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR, INTERNAL COMBUSTION 625.281-042 POWER-SAW MECHANIC (any ind.) 312 17.31 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR, INTERNAL COMBUSTION 625.381-018 LIFE TESTER, OUTBOARD MOTORS (engine 312 17.31 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR, INTERNAL & turbine) COMBUSTION 625.884-010 DIESEL-MECHANIC HELPER (any ind.) 322 17.12 DIESEL MECHANIC 629.281-026 ELECTRIC-EYE-SORTING-MACHINE TECHNICIAN 312 16.0109 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY (can. & preserv.) 630.281-054 REPAIRMAN (mining & quarrying) 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 630.281-058 REPAIRMAN (ore dress., smelt., & refin.) 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 630.381-010 CONVEYOR-MAINTENANCE MAN (any ind.) 312 17.100301 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 633.131-010 OFFICE-MACHINE-SERVICEMAN FOREMAN 299 17.06 BUSINESS MACHINE MAINTENANCE (any ind.) 633.281-030 OFFICE-MACHINE SERVICEMAN (any ind.) 312 17.06 BUSINESS MACHINE MAINTENANCE

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633.281-034 OFFICE-MACHINE-SERVICEMAN APPRENTICE 312 17.06 BUSINESS MACHINE MAINTENANCE (any Ind.) 637.281-010 AIR-CONDITIONING MECHANIC, COMMERCIAL 312 17.01 AIR CONDITIONING (any iad.) 637.281-014 AIR-CONDITIONING MECHANIC, DOMESTIC 312 17.01 AIR CONDITIONING (any Ind.) 637.281-018 GAS SERVICEMAN (light, heat, & power) 312 17.0202 GAS APPLIANCES 637.281-022 GAS-APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN (any Ind.) 312 17.0202 GAS APPLIANCES 637.281-026 GAS-EQUIPMENT-AND-CONTROL MAN (light, 312 17.0202 GAS APPLIANCES (heat, & power) 637.281-034 REFRIGERATION MECHANIC (any Ind.) 312 17.0101 COOLING 637.381-010 EVAPORATIVE-COOLER INSTALLER (any Ind.) 312 17.0101 COOLING 637.381-014 REFRIGERATION UNIT REPAIRMAN 312 17.0101 COOLING (refrigerat. equip.) 637.884-014 GAS-APPLIANCE-SERVICEMAN HELPER (any 322 17.0202 GAS APPLIANCES Ind.) 638.281-010 AUTOMATED EQUIPMENT ENGINEER-TECHNICIAN 312 16.0113 MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY (mach. mfg.) 638.281-014 MACHINERY ERECTOR (engine & turbine; 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, mach. mfg.) OTHER 638.281-026 MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (profess. & kin.) 312 16.0111 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 638.281-030 MANUFACTURER'S SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, (mach. mfg.; mach. tool & access.) OTHER 638.281-034 (any Ind.) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 650.582-014 LINOTYPE OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 274 17.1901 COMPOSITION, MKEUP AND TYPESETTING 650.582-018 MONOTYPE-KEYBOARD OPERATOR (print. & 274 17.1901 COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING pub.; type founding) 650.582-022 PHOTOTYPESETTER OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 274 17.1901 COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING 650.782-010 PHOTOCOMPOSING-MACHINE OPERATOR (print. 435 17.1901 COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING & pub.) 650.885-010 TYPESETTING-MACHINE TENDER (print. & 447 17.1901 COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING pub.) 651.130-010 FOREMAN, PRESS ROOM (print. & pub.) 299 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.280-010 EXPERIMENTAL PRESSMAN (ink) 430 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.381-010 OVERLAY CUTTER (print. & pub.) 312 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.687-010 LITHOGRAPHED-PLATE INSPECTOR (tinware) 282 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-010 CYLINDER-PRESS MAN (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-014 CYLINDER-PRESS-MAN APPRENTICE (print. 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS & pub.) 651.782-018 ENGRAVING-PRESS OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRIMING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-022 FLEXOGRAPHIC-PRESS MAN (print. & pub.) I 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-026 FLEXOGRAPHIC-PRESS MAN (print. & 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS pub.) II 651.782-030 LITHOGRAPHIC PROOFER (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-034 LITHOGRAPHIC-PROOFER APPRENTICE 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS (print. & pub.) 651.782-038 OFFSET-DUPLICATING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS (print. & pub.) 651.782-042 OFFSET-PRESS MAN (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-046 OFFSET-PRESS MAN APPRENTICE (print. 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS & pub.) 651.782-050 OFFSET-PROOF-PRESS OPERATOR (print. 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS & pub.) 651.782-054 PLATEN-PRESS MAN (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-058 PLATEN-PRESS MAN APPRENTICE (print. 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS & pub.) 651.782-062 PRINTER-SLOTTER OPERATOR (paper goods) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-066 PRINTING-PRESS OPERATOR (bal. & scales) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-070 PROOF-PRESS MAN (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-074 ROTOGRAVURE-PRESS MAN (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-078 STEEL-DIE PRINTER (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-082 STRIPER MAN (paper goods) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.782-086 TAB-CARD-PRESS OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS

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PRINTING PRESSOCCUPATIONS 651.782-090 TRANSFER OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESSOCCUPATIONS 651.782-094 WEB-PRESS MAN (print. & pub.) 435 17.1902 PRINTING PRESSOCCUPATIONS 651.885-014 OFFSET-PRESS OPERATOR (print. & pub.) II 447 17.1902 PRINTING PRESSOCCUPATIONS 651.885-018 PLATEN-PRESS FEEDER (print. & pub.) 447 17.1902 PRINTING PRESSOCCUPATIONS 651.886-010 CYLINDER-PRESS FEEDER (print. & pub.) 356 17.1902 PRINTING,PRESSOCCUPATIONS 651.886-014 LITHOGRAPHIC-PRESS-FEEDER APPRENTICE 356 17.1902 (print. & pub.) PRINTING PRESS OCCUPATIONS 651.886-018 PRESS MAN HELPER (fabric. plastics 356 17.1902 prod.) BOOKBINDING 653.131-010 FOREMAN, BINDERY (print. & pub.) 299 17.1906 BOOKBINDING 653.687-010 COLLATOR (print. & pub.) 282 17.1906 BOOKBINDING 653.780-010 CASING-IN-LINE SET-UP MAN (print. & 433 17.1906 pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.780-014 FOLDING-MACHINE SET-UP MAN (print. & 433 17.1906 pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.780-018 GATHERING-MACHINE SET-UP MAN (print. 433 17.1906 & pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.780-022 PERFECT-BINDER SET-UP MAN (print. & 433 17.1906 pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.780-026 STITCHING-MACHINE SET-UP MAN (print. 433 17.1906 & pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.782-010 COVERING-MACHINE OPERATOR (print. & 435 17.1906 pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.782-014 FOLDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 435 17.1906 BOOKBINDING 653.782-018 HEAD-BANDER-AND-LINER OPERATOR (print. 435 17.1906 & pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.782-022 SADDLE-STITCHING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.1906 (print. & pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.782-026 SIDE-STITCHING-MACHINE OPERATOR (print. 435 17.1906 & pub.) 17.1906 BOOKBINDING 653.885-010 BOOK-SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR (print. 447 & pub.) I BOOKBINDING 653.885-014 COLLATING-MACHINE OPERATOR (print. & 447 17.1906 pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.885-018 ROUNDING-AND-BACKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 447 17.1906 (print. & pub.) 17.1906 BOOKBINDING 653.885-022 SPIRAL BINDER (paper goods; print. & 447 pub.) BOOKBINDING 653.886-010 CASING-IN-LINE FEEDER (print. & pub.) 356 17.1906 BOOKBINDING 653.886-014 FOLDING-MACHINE FEEDER (print. & pub.) 356 17.1906 BOOKBINDING 653.886-018 GATHERING-MACHINE FEEDER (print. & pub.) 356 17.1906 BOOKBINDING 653.886-022 PERFECT-BINDER FEEDER (print. & pub.) 356 17.1906 STITCHING-MACHINE FEEDER (print. & pub.) 356 17.1906 BOOKBINDING 653.886-026 COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING MATRIX INSPECTOR (type founding) 289 17.1901 654.688-010 COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING 654.782-010 CASTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (print. & pub.; 435 17.1901 type founding) COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING 654.782-014 LUDLOW-MACHINE OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 435 17.1901 17.1901 COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING 654.887-010 PAGER (type founding) 360 FOREMAN, PRINTING-SHOP (print. & pub.) 299 17.19 GRAPHIC ARTS OCCUPATIONS 659.130-010 LITHOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND 659.380-010 PLATE FINISHER (print. & pub.) 430 17.1903 PLATEMAKING 17.1999 GRAPHIC ARTS, OTHER 659.468-010 SERVICEMAN, ELECTROTYPE (print. & pub.) 501 GRAPHIC ARTS, OTHER 659.781-010 DIE MOUNTER (paper goods) 319 17.1999 17.1901 COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING 659.782-010 COMMODITY-PLATE-EQUIPMENT OPERATOR 435 (bal. & scales) GRAPHIC ARTS, OTHER 659.782-014 CUT-AND-PRINT-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.1999 (ammunition) GRAPHIC ARTS, OTHER 659.782-018 EMBOSSER (print. & pub.) I 435 17.1999 GRAPHIC ARTS, OTHER 659.782-022 EMBOSSING-PRESS OPERATOR (print. & pub.) 435 17.1999 17.1999 GRAPHIC ARTS, OTHER 659.782-030 RULING - MACHINE OPERATOR (paper goods; 435 print. & pub.) GRAPHIC ARTS, OTHER 659.782-034 SIGN WRITER, MACHINE (any ind.) 435 17.1999 BOOKBINDING 659.885-014 PERFORATING- MACHINE OPERATOR (print. 447 17.1906 & pub.) BOOKBINDING 659.885-018 SAMPLE-BOOK MAKER (wallpaper) 447 17.1906

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660.131-010 CABINETMAKER FOREMAN (woodworking) 299 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 660.280-010 CABINETMAKER (woodworking) 430 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 660.280-014 CABINETMAKER APPRENTICE (woodworking) 430 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 660.280-018 REFRIGERATOR CABINETMAKER (refrigcrat. 430 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING equip.) 661.281-010 PATTERN SETTER (found.) I 312 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 661.281-014 PATTERNMAKER APPRENTICE, WOOD (found.) 312 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 661.281-018 PATTERNMAKER, WOOD (found.) 312 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 661.380-010 MODEL MAKER, WOOD (any ind.) 430 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 662.782-010 MOLDING SANDER (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 662.782-014 MULTIPLE-DRUM SANDER (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 662.782-018 STROKE-BELT-SANDER OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 662.885-018 CYLINDER-SANDER OPERATOR (woodworking) 447 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 662.885-042 SPEED-BELT-SANDER OPERATOR (woodworking) 447 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 662.885-046 TURNING-SANDER OPERATOR (woodworking) 447 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 662.886-014 MULTIPLE-DRUM-SANDER HELPER (woodworking) 356 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 663.782-018 VENEER-LATHE OPERATOR (basketry; veneer 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER & plywood) 663.782-022 VENEER-SLICING-MACHINE OPERATOR (veneer 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER & plywood) 663.782-026 WOOD-CARVING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER (woodworking) 663.885-010 CLIPPERMAN, AUTOMATIC (veneer & plywood) 447 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 663.885-018 MOLDING CUTTER. (woodworking) 447 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 663.885-054 VENEER CLIPPER (veneer & plywood) 447 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 664.782-010 BARREL-LATHE OPERATOR, INSIDE (cooperage) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 664.782-026 SPAR-MACHINE OPERATOR (wood preserving) 435 17.36:9 WOODWORKING, OTHER 664.782-030 SWING-TYPE-LATHE OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 664.782-034 WOOD-TURNING-LATHE OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 665.782-010 CHUCKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 665.782-014 DADO OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 665.782-018 DOWEL-MACHINE OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 665.782-034 MORTISING-MACHINE OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 665.782-042 RAFTER-CUTTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (plan. 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING mill) MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 665.782-046 ROUTER OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 665.782-050 SHAPER OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 666.782-010 BORING-MACHINE OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 666.782-018 DOUBLE-END-TRIMMER-AND-BORING-MACHINE 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING OPERATOR (furn.) CABINET MAKING 666.782-026 PREFITTER, DOORS (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 666.782-030 PULLEY-MORTISER OPERATOR (plan. mill) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND OTHER 667.382-010 STOCK GRADER (woodworking) 271 17.3699 WOODWORKING, CABINET MAKING 667.782-010 BAND-SCROLL-SAW OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND OTHER 667.782-014 BOTTOM-SAW OPERATOR (sawmill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, CABINET MAKING 667.782-018 CASEY-SAW OPERATOR (plan. mill) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 667.782-022 CHUCKING-AND-SAWING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND (woodworking) 667.782-026 CORNER-BRACE-BLOCK-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING (furn.) CABINET MAKING 667.782-030 CORNER-TRIMMER OPERATOR (wood. box) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND OTHER 667.782-034 CROZE-MACHINE OPERATOR (cooperage) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, CABINET MAKING 667.782-038 CUT-OFF-SAW OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND OTHER 667.782-042 EDGER MANsawmill) I 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 667.782-046 EDGER MAN, AUTOMATIC (sawmill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.782-050 GANG SAWYER (sawmill) 435 17.3699 OTHER 667.782-054 GANG SAWYER, AUTOMATIC (sawmill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 667.782-058 HEAD SAWYER (sawmill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 667.782-062 HEAD SAWYER, AUTOMATIC (paper & pulp; 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, sawmill) 667.782-066 HEADING-SAW OPERATOR (sawmill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 667.782-070 JIGSAW OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 WOODWORKING, OTHER 667.782-074 LOG-CUT-OFF SAWYER, AUTOMATIC (sawmill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 667.782-078 MACHINE-TANK OPERATOR (cooperage) 435 17.3699

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667.782-082 PACKAGER, HEAD (sawmill) 435 17,3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.782-086 POCKET CUTTER (plan. mill) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 667.782-094 RESAW OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.782-098 RIP-AND-GROOVE-MACHINE OPERATOR (furn.) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 667.782-106 RIPSAW OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17,3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 667.782-110 ROCK SAWYER (sawmill) 435 17,3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.782-114 SAWMILL WORKER (sawmill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.782-118 SHAKE SAWYER (sawmill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.782-134 STOCK CUTTER (plan. mill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.782-142 TRIMMER MAN (sawmill) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.782-146 VARIETY-SAW OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 667.885-014 BAND-SAW OPERATOR (woodworking) I 447 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 667.885-022 BLOCK SETTER (sawmill) 447 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.885-026 BOLTER (sawmill) 447 17,3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 667.885-042 CUT-OFF SAWYER, LOG (paper & pulp; 447 17,3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER sawmill) 667.885-062 SHINGLE SAWYER (sawmill) 447 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 668.782-010 CHIPPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (wallboard) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 668.782-014 FLAKE-CUTTER OPERATOR (wallboard) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 668.782-018 PROFILE-SHAPER OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC 435 17,3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING (woodworking) 668.885-014 CHIPPERMAN, LOG (paper & pulp) 447 17,3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 668.885-022 SCOOPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (furn.) 447 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 669.280-010 MACHINE SET-UP MAN (woodworking) 430 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 669.380-010 MILLMAN (woodworking) 430 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 669.380-018 PIPE-AND-TANK FABRICATOR (cooperage) 430 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 669.687-014 VENEER MATCHER (veneer & plywood) 282 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 669.780-010 CHECKERING-MACHINE ADJUSTER (firearms) 433 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 669.782-010 ADZING-AND-BORING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER (wood preserving) 669.782-014 BARREL ASSEMBLER (cooperage) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 669.782-022 BUCKET TURNER (cooperage) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 669.782-026 CHUCKING-AND-BORING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING (furn.) 669.782-034 EMBOSSING-MACHINE OPERATOR (mirror & 435 1 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING pic. frames) 669.782-042 FRAME-TABLE OPERATOR (wood preserving) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 669.782-050 LAST TRIMMER (lasts & rel. forms) 435 17.3699 WOODWORKING,OTHER 669.782-054 LINDERMAN OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 669.782-058 NAILING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any Ind.) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 669.782-062 PLUGGING-MACHINE OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 669.782-066 TENONER OPERATOR (woodworking) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING 669.782-074 WOODWORKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.3601 MILLWORK ANDCABINET MAKING (woodworking) 677.782-042 TENONER OPERATOR (wallboard) 435 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 679.380-010 OPTICAL MODEL MAKER AND TESTER (optical 430 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES goods) AND CLOCKS) 680.885-014 CARD TENDER (asbestos prod.; textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 680.885-022 COMBER TENDER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 680.885-026 DRAW-FRAME TENDER (cord. & twine) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 680.885-030 DRAW-MACHINE OPERATOR (synthetic fibers) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 680.885-034 DRAWING-FRAME TENDER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 680.885-038 FINISHER-CARD TENDER (asbestos prod.; 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER textile) 680.885-066 PICKER TENDER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 680.885-070 PICKER-MACHINE OPERATOR (matt. & bed- 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER spring) 680.885-074 PICKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any Ind.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.131-010 FOREMAN, TWISTING DEPARTMENT (fiber rugs) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.137-010 FOREMAN, PREPARATION DEPARTMENT (textile) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.137-014 FOREMAN, WINDING AND TWISTING DEPARTMENT 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (textile) 681.280-014 MACHINE FIXER (textile) 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.685-010 COVERING-MACHINE-OPERATOR HELPER 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (textile)

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681.687-010 THREAD INSPECTOR (synthetic fibers) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.687-014 YARN EXAMINER (glass mfg.; synthetic 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER fibers; textile) 681.780-010 ROPE- MACHINE SET-UP MAN (cord. & twine) 433 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.782-010 DRESSER TENDER (textile) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.782-014 ROPE-MAKER, ROPEWALK (cord. & twine) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.782-018 RUG SETTER, AXMINSTER (carpet & rug) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.782-022 RUG SETTER, VELVET (carpet & rug) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-010 BALL-WARPER TENDER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-014 BEAM-WARPER TENDER, AUTOMATIC (asbestos 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER prod.; knit goods; narrow fabrics; textile) 681.885-018 BEAMER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-026 COMER (cord. & twine) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-030 COVERING-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-034 DOUBLING-MACHINE OPERATOR (knit goods; 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER textile) 681.885-038 GAS-REEL TENDER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-042 LONG-CHAIN BEAMER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-046 PRECISE WINDER (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-050 QUILLING-MACHINE OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (narrow fabrics; textile) 681.885-054 REELING-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) II 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-058 ROPE MAKER, MACHINE (asbestos prod.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-062 ROPE-LAYING-MACHINE OPERATOR (cord. & 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER twine) 681.885-070 SELVAGE-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-078 SKEIN WINDER (hosiery; knit goods; 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER textile) 681.885-102 STRAND-FORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR (cord. 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER & twine) 681.885-106 THROWER (synthetic fibers) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-110 TWISTER TENDER (asbestos prod.; glass 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER mfg.; synthetic fibers; textile) 681.885-126 WARP SPOOLER (narrow fabrics; textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.885-138 YARN WINDER (any ind.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.886-010 BEAM MAN (textile) 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.886-014 BEAMER HELPER (textile) 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.887-010 WARP BOY, SORTING (textile) 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 681.887-014 YARN CLEANER (any ind.) 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 682.137-010 FOREMAN, SPINNING (textile) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 682.687-010 ROVING-WEIGHT GAGER (textile) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 682.885-010 BOBBIN WINDER, MACHINE (cord. & twine; 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER hosiery; knit goods; textile) 682.885-014 BOBBIN WINDER, SEWING MACHINE (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 682.885-018 SPINNER, FRAME (asbestos prod.; textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 682.885-022 SPINNER, MULE (asbestos prod.; textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER -682.885-026 TWISTER_(cord. & twine) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 682.887-010 TRAVELER CHANGER (textile)" 360 174399 TEXTILE - PRODUCTION. & FABRICAT LON, OTHER 683.130-010 FLOORLADY, ENDLESS-BELT-WEAVING 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER DEPARTMENT (narrow fabrics) 683.130-014 LOOM-FIXER OVERSEER (narrow fabrics) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.130-018 WEAVE-ROOM FOREMAN (carpet & rug) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.130-022 WEAVING FOREMAN (asbestos prod.; textile) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.228-010 INSTRUCTOR, WEAVING (textile) 335 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.280-014 CARPET-LOOM FIXER (carpet & rug) 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.280-018 LOOM FIXER (asbestos prod.; narrow 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER fabrics; textile) 683.280-022 SWATCH CHECKER (textile) 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.380-010 HARNESS BUILDER (textile) 430 17.3399 683.380-014 LOOM CHANGER (textile) 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.380-018 LOOM STARTER (textile) 430 17.3399 683.380-022 RUG-FRAME INSPECTOR (carpet & rug) 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER

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683.384-ow PATTERN-LEASE INSPECTOR (textile) 271 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.487-ow BELTING-AND-WEBBING INSPECTOR (narrow 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER fabrics) 683.684-ow HARNESS PULLER (textile) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.684-014 WEAVING INSPECTOR (textile) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.687-ow WARP-TENSION TESTER (textile) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.78o-ow HARNESS MAN, PLACING-IN (textile) 433 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.780-014 TIER, JACQUARD LOOM (narrow 433 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER fabrics; textile) 683.781-010 CHAIN BUILDER, LOOM CONTROL (textile) 319 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.782-ow CARD CUTTER, JACQUARD (narrow fabrics; 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER textile) 683.782-014 CARPET WEAVER (carpet & rug) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.782-018 CARPET WEAVER, JACQUARD LOOM (carpet & 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER rug) 683.782-026 JACQUARD-LOOM WEAVER (narrow fabrics) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.782-03o JACQUARD-LOOM WEAVER (textile) 435 ', 17.3399 683.782-042 WEAVER (asbestos prod.; textile) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.782-046 WEAVER (fiber rugs; paper g-Jods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.782-050 WEAVER APPRENTICE (asbestos prod.; 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION,' OTHER textile) 683.782-054 WEAVER, NARROW FABRICS (asbestos prod.; 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER narrow fabrics) 683.782-058 WEAVER, TIRE CORD (textile) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.885-010 CARD CHANGER, JACQUARD LOOMS (narrow 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER fabrics; textile) 683.885-014 CARD LACER, JACQUARD (narrow fabrics; 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER textile) 683.885-018 DRAWER-IN, HAND (narrow fabrics; textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.885-022 DRAWING-IN-MACHINE-TENDER HELPER 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (textile) 683.885-038 TWISTER-IN (narrow fabrics; textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.885-042 WEAVER, AXMINSTER (carpet & rug) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.885-046 WEAVER, NEEDLE LOOM (narrow fabrics) 1447 17.3399 TFXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 683.887-010 DRAWER-IN HELPER, HAND (narrow fabrics; 36o 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER textile) 683.887-o26 LOOM CHANGEOVER OPERATOR (Mer rugs) 36o 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 684.137-010 FOREMAN (hosiery) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 684.280 -010 LOOPER FIXER (hosiery) 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 684.384-ow QUALITY-CONTROL TESTER (hosiery) 271 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 684.684-ow STOCKING INSPECTOR (hosiery) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 684.687-ow PAIRER (hosiery) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 684.687-014 RE-INSPECTOR (hosiery) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 684.687-018 SIZER (hosiery) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 684.782-010 KNITTING-MACHINE OPERATOR, FULL- 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER FASHIONED HOSIERY (hosiery) 684.782-012 KNITTING-MACHINE OPERATOR, FULL- 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER FASHIONED HOSIERY, AUTOMATIC (hosiery) 684.782-014 TRANSFEli KNITTER (hosiery) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER _684.._885,010 __-SEAMLESS-HOSIERY KNITTER (hosiery) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 684.885-014 STOCKING RIBBER (hosiery) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.137-010 WINDING FOREMAN (knit goods) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.380-010 KNITTER MECHANIC (knit goods) 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.380-014 LINK-AND-LINK-KNITTING-MACHINE OPERATOR 43o 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (knit goods) 685.687-010 CLOTH INSPECTOR (knit goods) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.687-018 FINISHED-STOCK TENDER (knit goods) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.687-022 PATROLLER (knit goods) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.780-010 THREADER (knit goods) 433 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.781-010 JACQUARD-PLATE MAKER (knit goods) 319 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.885-010 CHAIRMAN (knit goods) 447 17.?399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.885-014 CIRCULAR KNITTER (knit goods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.885-018 FLAT KNITTER (knit goods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.885-022 KNITTER, FULL-FASHIONED GARMENT (knit 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER goods)

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685.885-026 KNITTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (knigoods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 685.885-034 WARP-KNITTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (knit 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER goods) 685.886-014 KNITTING-MACHINE-OPERATOR HELPER (knit 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER goods) 689.280-010 KNITTING-MACHINE FIXER (hosiery; knit 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER goods) 689.280-014 QUILTER FIXER (house furn.) 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 689.280-018 SECTION MAN (textile) I 430 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 689.384-010 CLOTH TESTER, QUALITY (textile) 271 16.0699 MISCELLANEOUS TECHNICAL EDUCATION, OTHER 689.387-010 CLOTH GRADER (textile) 271 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 689.780-010 EMBLEMS DRAWER-IN (embroid.) 433 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 689.780-014 NEEDLE -LOOM SET -UP MAN (felt goods) 433 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 689.782-010 AUTOMATIC-PAD-MAKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (waste & batting) 589.782 -014 LOOPER (hosiery; knit goods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 689.782-018 NEEDLE-FELT-MAKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER (felt goods) 689.782-022 NEEDLE-LOOM OPERATOR (felt goods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 689.885-022 BATTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile; waste 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER & batting) 689.885-026 BLANKET-CUTTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 689.885-046 BRAIDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (asbestos 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER prod.; narrow fabrics) 689.885-058 CLOTH WINDER (any Ind.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION& FABRICATION,OTHER 689.885-094 NEEDLE-LOOM TENDER (felt goods) 447 17,3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION& FABRICATION,OTHER 689.885-158 WATCHER, PANTOGRAPH (embroid.) 447 17.3399. TEXTILE PRODUCTION& FABRICATION,OTHER 690.782-030 CUT-OUT STITCHER (boot & shoe) 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.782-038 EMBOSSER (leather mfg.; leather prod.) 435 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 690.782-054 HEEL BREASTER, LEATHER (boot & shoe) 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.782-058 HEEL-SEAT FITTER, MACHINE (boot & shoe) 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.782-074 OUTSOLE CUTTER, AUTOMATIC (rubber goods) 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.782-078 OUTSOLE-CUTTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (rubber 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING goods) 690.782-106 SOLE-CONFORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR (boot 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING & shoe) 690.782-114 STITCHER, SPECIAL MACHINE (boot & shoe) 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.782-118 STITCHER, STANDARD MACHINE (boot & shoe) 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.782-122 STITCHER, UTILITY (boot & shoe) 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.782-138 TRIMMER, MACHINE (rubber goods) 435 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-050 BUFFER (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-058 BURNISHER (boot & shoe) I 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-070 CEMENTER, MACHINE JOINER (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-098 COUNTER CUTTER (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-102 COUNTER FORMER (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-122 CUT-OUT-MACHINE OPERATOR (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-162 EDGE TRIMMER (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-174 FASTENER, MACHINE (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-266 LEATHER-BELT MAKER (leather prod.) 447 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 690.885-346 ROUGH ROUNDER, MACHINE (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-350 ROUNDER (boot & shoe) I 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-354 SEAM-RUBBING-MACHINE OPERATOR (boot & 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING shoe) 690.885-358 SIDE LASTER, CEMENT (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-362 SIDE LASTER, STAPLE (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-366 SKIVER (leather prod.) 447 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 690.885-370 SKIVER, MACHINE (boot & shoe; rubber 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING goods) 690.885-422 TRIMMER, MACHINE (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 690.885-426 TUBE MOLDER, FIBER GLASS (fabric. 447 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS plastics prod.) 690.885-462 WELT BEATER (boot & shoe) 447 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 691.387-014 INSPECTOR, WIRE (wire) 271 17.24 METALLURGY 691.782-018 EXTRUDING-MACHINE OPERATOR (insulated 435 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS wire)

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704.381-010 CHASER (jewelry; silverware) 312 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 704.381-026 ENGRAVER, DECORATIVE (engraving) 312 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 704.884-010 ENGRAVER, MACHINE (engraving) I 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 704,884-014 ENGRAVER, MACHINE (engraving) II 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 704.884-018 ENGRAVER, PANTOGRAPH (engraving) I 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 704.884-022 ENGRAVER, PANTOGRAPH (engraving) II 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 704.884-026 ETCHED-CIRCUIT PROCESSOR (electronics) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 704.884-030 ETCHER (engraving) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 704.884-034 SILK-SCREEN ETCHER (engraving) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 705.781-010 DIE BARBER (mach. shop) 319 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 705.781-014 FILER, FINISH (firearms) 319 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 705.781-018 LAPPER, HAND, TOOL (mach. shop) 319 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 705.884-010 (any Ind.) 322 17.2303 MACHINE TOOL OPERATION 705.884-018 BUFFER (any ind.) I 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 705.884-022 'FILER AND SANDER (shaped wood. art.) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 705.884-030 FILER, HAND, TOOT (mach. shop) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 705.884-034 FINAL FINISHER, FORGING DIES (mach. shop 322 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 705.884-046 GRINDER (any Ind.) I 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 705.884-054 METAL FINISHER (any ind.) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 705.884-058 MOLD FINISHER (mach. shop) 322 17.2307 TOOL-AND-DIE MAKING 705.884-070 POLISHER (any ind.) 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 705.884-074 POLISHER AND BUFFER (any ind.) II 322 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 705.884-086 SCRAPER, HAND (mach. shop) 322 17.2301 FOUNDRY 705.884-090 SNAG GRINDER (found.) 322 17.2301 FOUNDRY 705.887-014 LABORER, GRINDING AND POLISHING (any 360 17.2399 METALWORKING, OTHER 709.387-010 INSPECTOR, TIN CAN (tinware) 271 17.24 METALLURGY 709.687-022 ZYGLO INSPECTOR (any incl.) 282 17.24 METALLURGY 710.128-010 TECHNICAL INSTRUCTOR, BALANCES (bal. & scales) 335 16.0112 INSTRUMENTATION TECHNOLOGY 710.281-010 CONTROLLER ADJUSTER (tobacco) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.281-014 ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR (inst. & app.) 312 17,1502 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 710.281-018 ELECTROMECHANICAL TECHNICIAN (inst. & app.) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.281-022 ELECTRONIC-SCALE' ASSEMBLER AND TESTER & scales) 312 17.1502 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 710.281-026 GAS-METER PROVER (light, heat, & power) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLACKS) 710.281-030 GAS-METER REPAIRMAN (light, heat, & power) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.281-038 HYDROMETER CALIBRATOR (inst. & app.) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.281-042 INDUSTRIAL-GAS SERVICEMAN (light, heat, & power) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.281-046 INSTRUMENT INSPECTOR (inst. & app.) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.281-050 INSTRUMENT MAN (aircraft mfg.; air trans.) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.281-054 INSTRUMENT MECHANIC (light, heat, & power) 312 17.1502 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 710.281-058 INSTRUMENT REPAIRMAN (any ind.) I 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.281-066 METER REPAIRMAN (any incl.) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.381-010 ASSEMBLY TESTER (inst. & app.) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.381-014 ATOMIC-FUEL ASSEMBLER (chem.) 312 17.2001 INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF OF REACTORS 710.381-018 BALANCER, SCALE,(bal. & scales) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.381-022 ELECTROMECHANICAL INSPECTOR (inst. & app.) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.381-026 ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLER AND TESTER (bal. & scales) 312 17.1502 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 710.381-030 GAS-METER INSPECTOR (light, heat, & power) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.381-034 INSTRUMENT-MAN HELPER (aircraft mfg.; air trans.) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.381-038 METER MECHANIC (light, heat, & power) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) 710.381-042 REGISTER REPAIRMAN (r.r. trans.) 312 17.2101 INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS)

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721.131-010 ELECTRIC-MOTOR-REPAIRING FOREMAN (any 299 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN FOREMAN, ELECTRIC MOTOR TESTING(elec. 721.131-014 MOTOR REPAIRMAN equip.) 299 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 72101-014 ELECTRIC-MOTOR ANALYST (any ind.) 312 17.1403 ELECTRIC-MOTOR ASSEMBLER AND TESTER 721.281-018 MOTOR REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 312 17.1403 312 1,7.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 721.281-022 ELECTRIC-MOTOR REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 312 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 721.281-026 ELECTRIC-MOTOR REPAIRMAN (elec.equip.) 17.040102 POWER PLANT 721.281-030 IGNITION SPECIALIST (airtrans.) 312 PROPULSION - MOTOR- AND - GENERATOR REPAIR- 721.281-038 MOTOR REPAIRMAN MAN (auto. ser.) 312 17.1403 TESTER, MOTORS AND CONTROLS(elec. 721.281-042 MOTOR REPAIRMAN equip.) 312 17.1403 ELECTRIC-MOTOR-AND-GENERATOR ASSEMBLER 721.381-010 MOTOR REPAIRMAN (elec. equip.) 312 17.1403 ELECTRIC-MOTOR FITTER (loco. & car 721.381-014 MOTOR REPAIRMAN bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1403 ELECTRIC-MOTOR-CONTROL ASSEMBLER (elec. 721.381-018 MOTOR REPAIRMAN equip.) 312 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 721.381-022 FINAL TESTER (elec. equip.) 312 17.1403 GOVERNOR ASSEMBLER, HYDRAULIC(elec. 721.381-026 MOTOR REPAIRMAN equip.) 312 17.1403 721.381-030 INSPECTOR, MOTORS AND GENERATORS(elec. equip.) 312 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN ARMATURE-WINDER HELPER, REPAIR (any 721.884-010 MOTOR REPAIRMAN ind.) 322 17.1403 322 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 721,884-030 ELECTRIC-MOTOR ASSEMBLER (elec. equip.) 322 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 721.884-034 ELECTRIC-MOTOR WINDER (elec. equip.) 721.884-042 INSULATION CUTTER AND FORMER (elec. equip.) 322 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 360 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 721.887-010 CLEANER AND PREPARER (elec. equip.) 360 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 721.887-014 MOTOR ASSEMBLER (agric. equip.) 17.1403 17.15 ELECTRONICS OCCUPATIONS 722.281-010 INSPECTOR, SYSTEMS (electronics) 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS 722.281-018 INSTRUMENT SHOPMAN (tel. & tel.) 312 312 COMMUNICATIONS 722.381-010 ASSEMBLER (tel. & 17.1501 312 COMMUNICATIONS 722.381-014 INSTRUMENT INSPECTOR (aircraftmfg.) 17.1501 MODEL MAKER, FLUORESCENT LIGHTING 723.381-014 INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY (light, fix.) 312 16.0111 312 17.0201 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 723.381-018 VACUUM-CLEANER REPAIRMAN (anyind.) REFRIGERATOR INSPECTOR (refrigerat. 723.387-010 COOLING equip.) 271 17.0101 322 17.0201 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 723.884-olo APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN (elec. equip.) 724.281-010 TRANSFORMER TESTER (light, heat, & 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN power) 312 ADJUSTER, ELECTRICAL CONTACTS(elec. 724.381-010 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS equip.) 312 17.1502 COIL-UNIT BUILDER, EXPERIMENTAL 724.381-014 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS (electronics) 312 17.1502 312 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 724.381-018 TRANSFORMER REPAIRMAN (anyind.) 271 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 724_384-010 ARMATIIRE..TESTER__Celec. equip.) I r:1 3, MOTOR-REPAIRMAN 724.781-010 COIL WINDER (elec. equip.) I 319 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 724.781-014 COIL WINDER, REPAIR (any ind.) 319 TRANSFORMER -COIL WINDER (light, heat, 724.781-022 MOTOR REPAIRMAN & power) 319 17.1403 17.1502 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 725.484-010 GRID INSPECTOR (electronics) 282 17.1502 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 725.484-014 TUBE TESTER (electronics) 282 726.281-022 ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT TECHNICIAN ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY (aircraft mfg.) 312 16.0108 X-RAY OPERATOR, QUARTZ CRYSTALS 726.381-014 INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE (electronics) 312 17.2001 OF REACTORS 17.15 ELECTRONICS OCCUPATIONS 726.781-010 ELECTRONICS ASSEMBLER (electronics) 319 727.687-010 ALUMINUM-CONTAINER TESTER (elec. METALLURGY equip.) 282 17.24

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728.281-010 CABLE-LAY-OUT MAN (elec. equip. 312 16.0107 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 729.281-010 AUDIO-VIDEO REPAIRMAN (any ind. 312 17.1502 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 729.281-018 ELECTRIC-METER REPAIRMAN (light, heat, & power) 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 729.281-026 ELECTRIC-TOOL REPAIRMAN (any incl.) 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 729.281-034 pLPCTROMEDICAL-EQUIPMENT REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 312 16.0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 729.281-042 INSTRUMENT MAKER (elec. equip.; INSTRUMENTS (OTHER THAN WATCHES AND CLOCKS) electronics) 312 17.2101 729.381-010 ELECTRICAL-EQUIPMENT TESTER (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT 729.381-018 PRINTED-CIRCUIT TECHNICIAN (elec- LITHOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING tronics) 312 17.1903 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS 729.381-022 PRODUCTION REPAIRMAN (electronics) 312, 17.1502 729.381-026 STREET-LIGHT REPAIRMAN (light, heat, & power) I 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN FTIECTRONICS OCCUPATIONS 729.381-030 TESTER, SYSTEMS (electronicl 312 17.15 COMMUNICATIONS 729.381-034 WIREMAN, CABLE (elec. equip. 312 17.1501 729.384-010 WINDING INSPECTOR (elec. equip.) 271 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 729.684-014 TESTER, ELECTRICAL CONTINUITY(elec. INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN equip.) 282 17.1401 METALLURGY 737.387-018 INSPECTOR (ammunition) I 271 17.24 739.381-010 CANVAS WORKER (canvas goods; ship & boat bldg.& rep.) 312 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 739,381-018 CUTTER FABRICS AND MATERIALS (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.35 UPHOLSTERING INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 739.381-038 EXPERIMENTAL ASSEMBLER (any ind.) 312 16.0111 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 739.781-010 CASKET ASSEMBLER (mort. goods) 319 17.3601 322 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 739.884-130 LAST REMODELER (lasts & rel. forms) SHOE MANUFACTURING 753.381-010 BOOTMAKER, HAND (rubber goods) 312 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 753.884-010 BED LASTER (rubber goods) 322 17.3)401 753.884-026 HAND LASTER (rubber goods) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 753.884-042 MACHINE-MADE-SHOE UNIT WORKER (rubber goods) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 754.381-018 PATT.pNMAKER, PLASTICS (fabric. plastics WOODWORKING, OTHER prod.) 312 17.3699 754.381-022 PLASTICS BENCH MECHANIC (aircraft mfg.; fabric. plastics prod.) 312 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS 754.884-014 ASSEMBLER-AND-GLUER, LAMINATED PLASTICS (fabric. plastics prod.) 322 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS 754.884-022 CASTER (fabric. plastics prod.) 322 17.27 754.884-038 LAMINATOR, PREFORMS (fabric. plastics prod.) 322 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS 754.884-042 MOLD LAMINATOR (ship & boat, bldg. & rep.) 322 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS 754.884-046 PLASTIC LAY-UP MAN (mach. tool & access. 322 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS 754.884-050 PLASTICS FABRICATOR (aircraft mfg.) 322 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS 754.884-054 REPAIRMAN (fabric. plastics prod.) 322 17.27 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 760.884-010 BOX MAKER, WOOD (wood. box) 322 17.3601 WOODWORKING, OTHER 761.281-010 CARVER, HAND (furn.; plan. mill.) 312 17.3699 _MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 761.381-010 BOAT-OAR MAKER (woodworkin45) .312 rT.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 761.381-014 JIG BUILDER (wood. box) 312 17.3601 WOODWORKING, OTHER 761.381-018 LAST-MODEL MAKER (lasts & rel. forms) 312 17.3699 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 761.381-022 LAY-OUT MAN (woodworking) I 312 17.3601 WOODWORKING, OTHER 761.381-026 SMOKING-PIPE MAKER (smokingpipe) 312 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 761.381-030 STOCK MAKER, CUSTOM (firearms) 312 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 761.884-022 GOLF-CLUB FACER (sports equip.) 322 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 761.884-034 PLYWOOD PATCHER, HAND (veneer & plywood) 322 17.3699 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 761.884-050 SANDER, MACHINE (woodworking) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 761.884-054 SANDER, PORTABLE MACHINE (woodworking) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 761.884-058 SHAPER, HAND (furn.) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 762.687-014 BOX REPAIRER (wood. box) 282 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 762.884-010 ASSEMBLER (wood. box) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 762.884-014 ASSEMBLY OPERATOR (shaped wood. art.) 322 17.3601

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762.884-026 BOX MAKER (mort. goods) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 762.884-030 CABINET ASSEMBLER (furn.) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 762.884-038 DOOR ASSEMBLER (woodworking) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 763.684-014 STOCK-PARTS INSPECTOR (furn.) 282 17,3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 763.884-010 CASE FITTER (furn.) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 763.884-034 FURNITURE ASSEMBLER (furn.) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 763.884-038 HARDWARE ASSEMBLER (furn.) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 763.884-050 LEATHER TOOLER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 763.884-074 WOODEN-FRAME BUILDER (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 764.131-010 COOPERAGE-SHOP FOREMAN (cooperage) 29 9 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.387-010 MATERIAL INSPECTOR (cooperage) 271 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.687-010 BARREL INSPECTOR, SLACK (cooperage) 282 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.687-014 BARREL INSPECTOR, TIGHT (cooperage) 282 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.687-018 CULLER (cooperage) 282 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.687-022 LOG INSPECTOR (sawmill) I 282 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.884-014 BARREL CHARRER (cooperage) 322 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.884-022 COOPER (cooperage) 322 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.884-026 HOGSHEAD COOPER (cooperage) I 322 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.884-030 SETTER-UP, BUCKET (cooperage) 322 17,3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.884-034 TANK ASSEMBLER (cooperage) 322 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.884-038 TUB REVELER (cooperage) 322 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.884-042 TUB MENDER (cooperage) 322 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.884-046 WOODEN -HOOP MAKER (cooperage) 322 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.887-014 ASSEMBLER (cooperage) 360 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.887-022 BARREL LINER, HAND (cooperage) 360 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.887-026 BARREL LINER, SPRAY (cooperage) 360 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.887-030 BARREL MARKER (cooperage) 360 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.887-038 BARREL-CHARRER HELPER (cooperage) 360 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.887-062 COOPER HELPER (cooperage) 360 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.887.066 HEADER (cooperage) 360 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.887-078 HOGSHEAD COOPER (cooperage) II 360 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 764.887-082 HOGSHEAD COOPER (cooperage) III 360 17.3699 WOODWORKING, OTHER 769.281-010 AIRPLANE WOODWORKER (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 769.687-022 INSPECTOR (woodworking) 282 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 769.884-022 REPAIRMAN, ASSEMBLED WOOD PRODUCTS (woodworking) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 777.381-010 EAR-MOLD LABORATORY TECHNICIAN (fabric. plastics prod.) 312 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS 779.884-066 PLASTIC MOLDER (model & pattern) 322 17.27 PLASTICS OCCUPATIONS 780.131-010 FOREMAN, CUTTING-AND-SEWING DEPARTMENT (furn.) 299 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.137-010 FOREMAN, MATTRESS AND BOX SPRINGS (matt. & bedspring) 299 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.137-014 FOREMAN, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT (any ind. 299 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.381-010 AUTOMOBILE UPHOLSTERER (auto. ser.) 312 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.381-014 AUTOMOBILE-UPHOLSTERER APPRENTICE (auto. ser.) 312 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.381-018 FURNITURE UPHOLSTERER (any ind.) 312 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.381-022 FURNITURE-UPHOLSTERER APPRENTICE (any ind.) 312 09.0204 HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES 780.381-026 SLIPCOVER CUTTER (house furn.; ret. tr.) 312 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.381-030 UPHOLSTERER (r.r. trans;) -312 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.587-010 SORTER, UPHOLSTERY PARTS (furn.) 282 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.684-010 TRIMMING ASSEMBLER (furn.) 282 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.687-010 COVER INSPECTOR (furn.) 282 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.687-014 INSPECTOR (matt. & bedsprings) 282 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780.687-018 MATTRESS INSPECTOR (rubber,goods) 282 17.35 UPHOLSTERING 780;884-010 AUTOMOBILE-SEAT-COVAWAND-C9NVERTIBLE- TOP INSTALLER (auto. ser.) 322 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 780.884-014 BACK PADDER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-018 BAND-TOP MAKER (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-022 BOX-SPRING MAKER (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-026 BOX-SPRING TOPPER (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-038 CHAIR UPHOLSTERER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-042 COTTON DISPATCHER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-050 CUSHION BUILDER (auto. tfg.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING

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780.884-054 CUSHION BUILDER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-058 CUSHION MAKER (furn.) I 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-062 CUSHION MAN i'urni 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-066 EDGE ROLLERfurn. 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-070 FABRICATOR, FOAM RUBBER (matt. & bed- spring; rubber goods) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-074 MATTRESS FINISHER (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-078 MATTRESS MAKER (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-082 MATTRESS-FILLING-MACHINE TENDER (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-086 PADDER, CUSHION (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-090 PANEL COVERER, METAL FURNITURE (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-094 PANEL MAKER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-098 POCKETED-SPRING ASSEMBLER (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-102 RIMMER,(matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-106 SEWING-IN OPERATOR (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-110 SLIP-SEAT COVERER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-114 SPRING ASSEMBLER (furn.; matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-118 SPRING CLIPPER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-122 SPRINGER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-126 STUFFING-MACHINE OPERATOR (auto. mfg.; matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-130 TESTER, CONVERTIBLE SOFA BEDSPRING (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-134 TUFTER (matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-138 UPHOLSTERER (furn.) II 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-142 UPHOLSTERY CUTTER (furn.; ret. tr.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-146 UPHOLSTERY REPAIRMAN (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-150 UPHOLSTERY TRIMMER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-154 WEBBING TACKER (furn.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.884-158 WIRE-BORDER ASSEMBLER (furn.; matt. & bedspring) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-010 BORDER MEASURER AND CUTTER (matt. & bedspring) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-014 CLIP-AND-TURN MAN (matt. & bedspring) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-018 CUSHION CLEANER (furn.) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-022 FEATHER-CUTTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (house furn.) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-026 ktEDERhouse furn.) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-030 FILLER (house furn.) I 36o 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-034 HASSOCK MAKER (house furn.) 36o 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-038 MATTRESS STRIPPER (matt. & bedspring) 36o 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-042 MATTRESS-SPRING ENCASER (matt. & bedspring) II 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-046 POCKETED-SPRING INSERTER (auto. mfg.; furn.) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-050 SPRING COVERER (furn.) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-054 STAPLER, HAND (matt. & bedspring) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-058 STUFFER (house furn.) I 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-062 TUFTER, HARD (matt. & bedspring) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-066 UPHOLSTERER HELPERany ind.) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 780.887-070 UPHOLSTERY CLEANERfurn.) 360 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 781.132-010 FOREMAN, CUTTING DEPARTMENT (garment) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 781.281-010 BLUE-PENCIL MAN (garment) 312 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 781.281-014 SAIL-LAY-OUT MAN (canvas goods) 312 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 781.381-010 CARTOON DESIGNER (embroid.) 312 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 781.381-014 DESIGNER AND TEMPLATE MAKER, COVERINGS (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION& FABRICATION, OTHER 781.381-018 PATTERN CUTTER (garment) 312 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATIO1, OTHER 781.381-022 PATTERNMAKER (furn.; garment; tex. prod., n.e.c.) 312 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER

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781.484-010 MARKER (any ind.) I 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.684-010 CUTTING INSPECTOR (house furn.) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.687-010 ASSEMBLER (garment; glove & mit.) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.687-014 CLOTH EXAMINER, HAND (textile) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.687-018 CUTTER HELPER (glove & miti 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.687-022 (garment; knit goods 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.687-026 GLOVE-PARTS INSPECTOR (glove & mit.) 282 3-7,3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.687-030 LINING MATCHER (garment) 282 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.781-010 LEATHER STAMPER (leather prod.) 319 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 781.884-010 BEDSPREAD CUTTER (house furn.) I 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-014 BLANKET CUTTER (textile) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-018 CUTTER APPRENTICE, HAND (any ind.) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-022 CUTTER, HAND any ind.) II 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-024 CUTTER, HAND any ind.) IV 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-026 CUTTER, HANDknit goods) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-030 CUTTER, MACHINE (any ind.) I 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-034 CUTTER, ROTARY SHEAR (textile) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-038 LAY-OUT-MACHINE OPERATOR (house Turn.) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-042 MATCH-UP CUTTER (garment) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-050 PLEAT PATTERNMAKER (trim. & stamp. art goods) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-054 PUNCHER (garment) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-058 RUG CLIPPER (carpet & rull 322 37.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-062 SAIL CUTTERcanvas goods 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-066 SCALLOP TRIMMER (knit goods; textile) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-07o SKIRT-TRIMMING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.884-074 SPREADER (any ind.) II 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.887-014 CUTTER, HAND (any id. I 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.887-018 CUTTER, HAND any ind. III 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.887-022 CUTTER HELPER (any ind.) 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.887-030 GOODS LAYER (textile) 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.887-038 MARKER (garment; knit goods) 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.887-066 SPREADER (any ind.) I 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.887-070 STAMPER (trim,& stamp. art goods) 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.887-074 STENCILER (garment) 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 781.887-078 TRIMMER, HAND (any ind.) 360 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.781-014 LINING FINISHER (clean. dye., & press.) 319 17.3302 TAILORING 782.781-026 WEAVER HAND (per.ser.), 319 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.782-010 KNITTING-MACHINE OPERATOR, HAND (knit goods) I 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.884-010 CANVAS-COVER REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.884-014 CROCHETER, HAND (knit goods) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.884-o22 FABRIC WORKER (aircraft mfg.) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.884-034 GARMENT MENDER (knit goods) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.884-050 HOSIERY MENDER (hosiery; per. ser.) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.884-062 MENDER (textile) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.884-066 WORKER (trim. & stamp. art goods) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.884-074 RUG MENDER (fiber rugs) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION &FABRICATION,OTHER 782.884-078 SEAMSTRESS (clean., dye., & press.; laund.) 322 1'i .16 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES 782.884-082 SEWER, HAND (any ind.) 322 09.0204 HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES 782.884-090 WEAVER, HAND (narrow fabrics; textile) 322 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 784.281-010 MILLINER (ret. tr.) 312 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 784.781-010 HAT MAKER (hat & cap) 319 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 784.884-010 ASSEMBLER, HANDBAGS (leather prod.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 785.261,010 MASTER TAILOR (garment; ret. tr.) 308 17.3302 TAILORING 785.281-010 ALTERATION TAILOR (garment; per. ser.; ret. tr.) 312 17.3302 TAILORING 785.361-010 (any ind.) 308 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 785.381-010 MEN'S-GARMENT FITTER (ret. tr.) 312 17.3302 TAILORING

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785.381-014 SAMPLE STITCHER (garment) 312 17.33 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION 785.381-018 SEAMSTRESS (any Ind.) 312 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 785.381-022 SEAMSTRESS, LINEN ROOM (hotel & rest.) 312 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 785.381-026 SEAMSTRESS, WOMEN'S GARMENT ALTERATIONS (ret. tr.) 312 17.3301 DRESSMAKING 785.381-030 SHOP TAILOR (garment; ret. tr.) 312 17.3302 TAILORING 785.381-038 WOMEN'S-GARMENT FITTER (ret. tr.) 312 17.3301 DRESSMAKING 786.134-010 FOREMAN, INSPECTION DEPARTMENT (garment) 299 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-018 BINDER (garment) I 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-022 EDGER (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-026 ELASTIC ATTACHER (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-030 FAGOTING-MACHINE OPERATOR garment) I 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-034 FAGOTING-MACHINE OPERATORgarment) II 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-038 FELLER, MACHINE (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-042 FUR - JOINER OPERATOR (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-046 GATHERING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-05o HEMMER (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-054 HEMSTITCHING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-058 INSERTER (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-062 MATCH-UP GIRL (garment) I 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-066 PATCHER (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-07o PIPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-074 PLEAT SEWER (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-078 SCALLOPER (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-082 SETTER, GARMENT PARTS (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-086 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR (ret. tr.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-090 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR, REGULAR EQUIPMENT (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-094 SHELL-STITCH-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-098 SHIRRING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-106 STRIP SEWER (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-110 TAPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-118 TUCKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.782-126 SEWER (garment) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-010 BUTTONHOLE-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-014 CIRCULAR-STITCH OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-018 EMBROIDERY-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-022 EYELET-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) I 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-026 FASTENER-SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-030 GIMP-BUTTONHOLE-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-034 SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-038 SLIP-STITCH-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-042 TACKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 786.885-046 TAILORED - BUTTONHOLE- MACHINE OPERATOR (garment) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.138-010 FOREMAN, SEWING DEPARTMENT (carpet & rug) 305 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.381-010 LAMP-SHADE SEWER (fabric.prod., n.e.c.) 312 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-010 ASBESTOS-CLOTH SEWER (asbestos prod.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER

787.782-046 CARPET` SEWER tr.). 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-078 DARNING-MACHINE OPERATOR (hosiery; laund0 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-086 DRAPERY OPERATOR (ret. tr.) 435 09.0204 HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES 787.782-106 EMBROIDERY-MACHINE OPERATOR (any Ind.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-114 EXAMINER MENDER (tex. prod., n.e.c.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-142 GLOVE SEWER (glove & mit.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-154 HEMMER (any Ind.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-158 HEMSTITCHING-MACHINE OPERATOR (textile; trim. & stamp. art goods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-170 MENDER (house Turn.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER

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787.782-174 MENDER (trim. & stamp. art goods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION 4 FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-178 MENDER (carpet & rug; house furn.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-182 MENDER (embroid.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-184 PALM-AND-BACK FORGER (glove & mit.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-198 RUFFLER (house furn.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-202 SAIL FINISHER, MACHINE (canvas goods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-214 SEAMER (hosiery) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-222 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR (auto. mfg.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-226 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR (elec. equip.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-230 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATORembroid.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-238 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATORfelt goods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-242 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATORfurn.) 435 17.3399 TEXTURE PRODUCTION & FABRICATICI, OTHER 787.782-246 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATORhat & cap) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-250 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATORhouse furn.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-254 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR (leather prod.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-258 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR (matt. & bedspring) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-262 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR moat. goods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-266 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR tex. bag) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-270 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR (tex. prod., n.e.c.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-286 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR (canvas goods) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-290 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR, ALL AROUND (?.ny ind.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-294 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR, REGULAR EQUIPMENT (any ind.) 45 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-306 SLIP-COVER SEAMSTRESS (house furn.) 4335 09.0204 HOME FURNISHINGS, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES 787.782-334 TAPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (carpet & rug; house furn.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-370 WINDOW-SHADECLOTH SEWER (window shade & fix.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION& FABRICATION, OTHER 787.782-390 ZIPPER SETTER (furn.; house furn.) 435 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION& FABRICATION, OTHER 787.885-010 BAG-MAKING-MACHINE TENDER (tex. bag) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION& FABRICATION, OTHER 787.885-026 EMBROIDERY-MACHINE OPERATOR (knit goods) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION& FABRICATION, OTHER 787.885-078 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC (any ind.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.885-082 SEWING-MACHINE OPERATOR, SPECIAL EQUIPMENT (any ind.) 447 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 787.886-010 EMBROIDERY-MACHINE-OPERATOR HELPER (any ind.) 356 17.3399 TEXTILE PRODUCTION & FABRICATION, OTHER 788.131-010 FOREMAN (boot & shoe) 299 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.137-010 FOREMAN, PACKING (boot & shoe) 299 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.281-010 DESIGNER AND PAUVERNMAKER (boot & shoe) 312 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.281-014 ORTHOPEDIC-BOOT-AND SHOE DESIGNER AND MAKER (boot & shoe) 312 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.381-010 COBBLER (boot. & shoe) 312 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.381-014 SHOEMAKER, CUSTOM (boot & shoe) 312 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.384-010 INSPECTOR (boot & shoe) 271 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.584-010 SOLE SORTER (boot & shoe) II 282 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.587-010 JOB PUTTER-UP AND TICKET PREPARER (boot & shoe) 282 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.687-010 LASER, SHOE PARTS (boot & shoe) 282 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.687-014 COLOR MATCHER (boot & shoe) 282 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.687-022 PARTS-CHECKER AND DISTRIBUTOR (boot & shoe) 282 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.687-026 INSPECTOR (boot & shoe) 282 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-030 BLEMISH REMOVER (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 3HOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-058 CLICKING-MACHINE OPERATOR., OUTER'S (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-082 HAND SEWER, SHOES (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-086 HEEL ATTACKER, WOOD (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-090 HEEL-SEAT FIITER, HAND (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-094 INKER (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-098 INTERLACER (boot & shoe) II 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING

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788.884-102 LASTER, D (boot & shoe) I 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-106 LASTING - MACHINE OPERATOR, HAND METHOD (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-110 LOUIS-HEEL FITWER (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-114 MARKER, HAND ()oOt & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-118 OUTSIDE-CUTTER,HAND (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-122 PULLER AND LASTER, MACHINE (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-126 PULLER-OVER, MACHINE (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-130 RASPER (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-134 ROTARY CUTTER (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-138 SAMPLEMAN (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-150 SOLE SEWER, HAND (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-158 THREAD LASTER (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-162 TONGUE PRESSER (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-166 TOP FORMER (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-174 UPPER-AND-BOTTOM LACER, HAND (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.884-182 WRINKLE CHASER (boot & shoe) 322 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-026 CEMENTER, HAND (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-030 DRESSER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-038 EDGE POLISHER (boot & Shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-042 FINISHING TRIMMER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-046 FLARE BREAKER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-050 FLOORWORKER, LASTING (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-054 GOLF-SHOE-SPIKE ASSEMBLER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-062 HEEL BUILDER, HAND (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-078 LABORER, BOOT AND SHOE (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-086 LACING-STRING CUTTER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-090 LAST CHALKER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-094 LAST CLEANER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-098 LAST PULLER, HAND (boot & shoe) 36o 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-102 LAST PULLER, MACHINE (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-106 MOLDER, SHOE PARTS (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-110 PAINTER, BOTTOM (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-126 SHOE CLEANER (boot & shoe) 36o 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-130 SHOE COVERER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-134 SHOE TURNER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-138 SOLE SCRAPER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-142 SOLE WiTER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-146 STEEL-BOX-TOE INSERTER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-150 TABLE WORKER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-154 -PULLER, HAND (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-158 TRIMMER, HAND (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 788.887-186 WOOD-HEEL FINISHER (boot & shoe) 360 17.3401 SHOE MANUFACTURING 789.387-010 LEATHER GRADER (garment; glove & mit.) 271 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 789.684-010 INSPECTOR (leather prod.) 282 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 789.687-030 GARMENT EXAMINER (garment; ret. tr.; whole.tr.) 282 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 789.687-034 GARMENT INSPECTOR (garment, knit goods) 282 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 789.687-038 GARMENT-ALTERATION EXAMINER (ret. tr.) 282 17.33 TEXTILE PRODUCTION AND FABRICATION 789.781-014 COLLAR MAKER (leather prod.) 319 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 789.781-018 HARNESS MAKER (leather prod.) 319 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 789.781-022 LUGGAGE MAKER (leather prod.) 319 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 789.781-026 SADDLE MAKER (leather prod.) 319 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 789.884-026 CASE MAKER (leather prod.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 789.884-054 LEATHER WORKER (leather prod.) 322 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 789.887-078 GARMENT FOLDER (garment; knit goods) 36o 17.16 FABRIC MAINTENANCE SERVICES

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800.782-010 RIVETER, HYDRAULIC (any ind.) 435 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 800.884-010 RIVET CATCHES (any ind.) 322 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 801.281-010 FITTER (any ind.) I 312 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 801.381-014 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, HEAT AND VENT (air- craft mfg.) 312 17.01 AIR CONDITIONING 801.381-018 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, RIGGING AND CONTROLS (aircraft mfg.), 312 17.040101 AIRFRAME 801.381 -022. ASSEMBLER, MINING MACHINERY (mach. mfg.) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 801.381-030 BLOWER AND COMPRESSOR ASSEMBLER (mach. mfg.) 312 17.2302 MACHINE SHOP 801.781 -010 STRUCTURAL-STEEL WORKER (const.) 319 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 801.884-010 ASSEMBLER (light, heat, & power) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 801.884-014 ASSEMBLER, METAL BUILDING (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 801.884-030 LINERMAN (mining & quarrying; ore dress., smelt. & refin.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 801.884-046 REINFORCING-IRON WORKER (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 801.887-010 FITTER HELPER (any ind.) 360 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 801.887-026 STRUCTURAL-STEEL-WORKER HELPER (const.) 360 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 804,281-010 SHEET-METAL WORKER (any ind.) 312 17.2305 SHEET METAL 804.281-014 SHEET-METAL-WORKER APPRENTICE (any ind.) 312 17.2305 SHEET METAL 804.884-010 ASSEMBLER, UNIT (struct,& ornam. metal- work) 322 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 804.884-018 DUCT INSTALLER (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 804.886-010 METAL- FABRICATING -SHOP HELPER (any ind.) 356 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 805.131-010 BOILER-REPAIR FOREMAN (any ind.) 299 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 805.131-014 BOILERMAKER FOREMAN (boilermaking) 299 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION' AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 805.281-010 BOILERMAKER (boilermaking) I 3412 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 805.281-014 BOILERMAKER APPRENTICE (boilermaking) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 805.381-010 BOILERHOUSE REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 805.381-014 BOILERMAKER FITTER (boilermaking) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 805.387-010 BOILERHOUSE INSPECTOR (any ind.) 271 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 805.781-010 BOILERMAKER MECHANIC (boilermaking) 319 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 805.885-010 ;'BOILERMAKER HELPER boilermaking) II 447 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 805.887-010 BOILERMAKER HELPERboilermaking) I 360 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 806.281-018 EXPERIMENTAL MECHANIC, ELECTRICAL (motor. & bicycles) 312 16.0109 ELECTRO-MECHANICAL TECHNOLOGY 806.281-030 INTERNAL-COMBUSTION-ENGINE INSPECTOR (engine & turbine) 312 17.31 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR, INTERNAL COMBUSTION 806,281-034 RIGGER (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 806.381-010 ASSEMBLER, AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES AND SURFACES (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 806.381-018 ASSEMBLY MECHANIC, EXPERIMENTAL AIRCRAFT (aircraft mfg.), 312 17.040101 AIRFRAME 806.381-026 INSPECTOR, ASSEMBLIES AND INSTALLATIONS 312 17.040101 AIRFRAME (aircraft mfg.) 806.381-034 NEW-CAR GET -READY MAN (auto.ser.) 312 17.03 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES 806.381-054 TESTER, PLUMBING SYSTEMS aircraft mfg.) 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT 806.781-014 ASSEMBLER - INSTALLER, GENERAL (aircraft mfg.) 319 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 806.781-022 BENCH MECHANIC, STEEL-WELD (aircraft mfg.) ser.) 319 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 806.884-022 AUTOMOBILE-ACCESSORIES INSTALLER (auto./ 322 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER 806.884-030 BOAT OUTFITTER (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINETMAKING 806.884-038 CABINET ASSEMBLER (trans. equip.) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 806.884-078 MOBILE-HOME INSTALLER (trans. equip.) 322 17.3601 MILLWORK AND CABINET MAKING 806.887-030 UPHOLSTERER (aircraft mfg.) 36o 17.34 LEATHERWORKING 807.287-010 SHOP ESTIMATOR (auto. ser.) 420 17.0301 BODY AND FENDER 807.381-010 AuTomOBtLE-Tour REPAIRMAN (auto. ser.) 312 17.0301 BODY AND FENDER 837.381-022 BODY REPAIRMAN, BUS (auto. ser.) 312 17.0301 BODY AND FENDER 807.381-026 INSPECTOR, FABRICATION (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.040101 AIRFRAME 807.381-034 SKIN MAN (aircraft mfg.; air. trans.) 312 17.040101 AIRFRAME 807.387-010 INSPECTOR, SURFACKPROCESSING (aircraft mfg.) 271 17.24 METALLURGY 807.884-030 FLOOR SERVICE MAN, SPRING (auto. ser.) 322 17.0301 BODY AND FENDER 807.884-050 MUFFLER INSTALLER (auto. ser.) 322 17.0303 SPECIALIZATION, OTHER

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809.381 -010 FABRICATOR ASSEMBLER, METAL PRODUCTS (any ind.) 312 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 809.381414 LAY-OUT MAN (any ind.) I 312 17.2304 METAL TRAMS: COMBINED CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OMR 809.38:1,418 ORNAMENTAL-IRON WORKER (eonst.) 312 17,1099 309.381426 SHEET-METAL LAY-OUT MAN (any ind.) 312 17.2305 SHEET METAL 809.381430 STRUCTURAL-STEEL LAY-OUT MAN (any incl.) 312 17.2305 SHEET METAL 809.781410 LAY-OUT MAN (any ind.) II 319 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 809.884438 GRINDER - CHIPPER (any ind.) II 322 17.2301 FOUNDRY 810,782-014 WELDER: BUTT (welding) I 435 17.230602 ELECTRIC WELDING 810.782418 WELDER, SEAM (welding) I 435 17.230602 ELECTRIC WELDING ET,ECTRIC WELDING 810.782-022 WELDER, SPOT (welding) I 435 17.230602 ELECTRIC WELDING 810.782-026 WELDING-MACHINE OPERATOR, ARC (welding) 435 17.230602 810.884418 WELDER, ARC (welding) 322 17,230602 ELECTRIC WELDING WELDING AND CUTTING 810.884438 WELDER: TACK (welding) 322 17.2306 812.884410 WELDER APPRENTICE, COMBINATION(welding) 322 17.230603 COMBINATION WELDING COMBINATION WELDING 812.884-014 WELDER, COMBINATION (welding) 322 17.230603 COMBINATION WELDING 812.884-018 WELDER, PRODUCTION LINE(welding) 322 17.230603 812.884422 WELDER: REPAIR (welding) 322 17.230603 COMBINATION WELDING 813.380410 WELDER SET-UP MAN, RESISTANCE MACHINE ELECTRIC WELDING (welding) 430 17,250602 ELECTRIC WELDING 813.885 -010 WELDER, RESISTANCE MACHINE (welding) 447 17,230602 BRAZING AND SOLDERING 814.380410 BRAZING-MACHINE-SET-UP MAN (welding) 430 17.230604 BRAZING AND SOLDERING 814.780410 SET-UP MAN, INDUCTION &MING(firearms) 433 17.230604 814.782410 BRAZER, CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERIC FURNACE BRAZING AND SOLDERING (welding) 435 17.230604 BRAZING AND SOLDERING 814.782.014 BRAZER, FURNACE (welding) 435 17.230604 BRAZING AND SOLDERING 814.782-018 BRAZER, INDUCTION (welding) I 435 17.230604 814.782422 BRAZING-MACHINE OPERATOR (welding) I 435 17.230604 BRAZING AND SOLDERING BRAZING AND SOLDERING 814.884410 BRAZER, CRAWLER TORCH (welding) 322 17.230604 814.884414 BRAZER: REPAIR AND SALVAGE (welding) 322 17.230604 BRAZING AND SOLDERING BRAZING AND SOLDERING 814.884-018 BRAZER-ASSEMBLER (welding) 322 17.230604 BRAZING AND SOLDERING 814.884-026 SOLDERER, PRODUCTION LINE (welding) 322 17.230604 814.884430 SOLDERER-DIPPER (welding) 322 17.230604 BRAZING AND SOLDERING 814.885410 BRAZER, INDUCTION (welding) II 447 17.230604 BRAZI't -ND SOLDERING 814.885414 BRAZING-MACHINE OPERATOR (welding) II 447 17,230604 BRAZING AND SOLDERING 816.782.010 FLAME-CUTTING TRACER-MACHINE OPERATOR GAS WELDING (welding) 435 17.230601 GAS WELDING 816,,782-014 FLAME- CUTTING - MACHINE OPERATOR(welding) 435 17.230601 816.884410 ARC CUTTER (welding) 322 17,230601 GAS WELDING 816.884414 FLAME CUTTER, HAND (welding) I 322 17.230601 GAS WELDING 816.884418 FLAME CUTTER, HAND (welding) II 322 17.230601 GAS WELDING METALLURGY 819.381.010 WELD INSPECTOR (welding) 312 17.24 WELDING AND CUTTING 819.381-022 WELDER-FITTER (welding) 312 17,2306 WELDING AND CUTTING 819.781 -010 FIT-UP MAN (mach, mfg.) 319 17.2306 820.281 -010 CIRCUIT-BREAKER MECHANIC (light, heat, INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN & power) 312 17.1401 820.281-018 ELECTRICIAN, POWERHOUSE (light, heat, INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN & power) 312 17.1401 820.281-022 ELECTRICIAN, RECTIFIER MAINTENANCE (light, heat, & power) 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 820.281-026 ELECTRICIAN, SUBSTATION (light, heat, & INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN power) 312 17.1401 MOTOR REPAIRMAN 820.781-010 DYNAMD MAN (light, heat, & power) 319 g 17.1403 820.781-014 REGULATOR INSPECTOR (light, heat, & INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN power) 319 17.1401 821.131-014 ELECTRICAL-INSTALLATION INSPECTOR (light, heat, & power) 299 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN LINEMAN 821.281410 LINEMAN (any ind.) 312 17.1402 821.281-018 RELAY-TECHNICIAN JOURNEYMAN (light, LINEMAN heat, & power) 312 17.1402 L 821.281-026 TROUBLE MAN (light, heat, & power) II 312 17.1402 LINEMAN 821.381 -010 CABLE MAN (light, heat, & power) 312 17.1402 821.381-022 ELECTRIC-METER INSTALLER (light, heat, INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN & power) I 312 17.1401

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LINEMAN (r.r. trans.) 312 17.1402 821.381-030 ELECTROLYSIS TESTER heat, & power) 312 17.1402 LINEMAN 821.381-034 LINEMAN (covet.; light, LI is (light, heat, & power) 312 17.1402 821.381-042 LINEMAN, REPAIR (r.r. trans.) 312 17.1402 LINEMAN 821.381-046 LINEMAN, STREET RAILWAY POWER-TRANSFORMER REPAIRMAN(light, 821.381-054 312 17.1403 MOTOR REPAIRMAN heat, & power) LI Di (light, heat, & power) 312 17.1402 821.381-062 VOLTAGE TESTER CONSTRUCZON CHECKER(light, heat, & 821.387-010 271 17.1402 LINEMAN power) INSTRUMENTS (OT1ER THANWATCHES AND CLOCKS (light, heat, & power 322 17.2101 821.884-014 LABORATORY HELPER AUTOMATIC-EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN(tel. & 822.281-010 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS tel.) (tel. & tel.) 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS 822.281-014 CENTRAL-OFFICE REPAIRMAN COMMUNICATIONS tel.) 312 17.1501 822,281-018 COMBINATION MAN (tel. & COMMUNICATION ENGINEER(light, heat, & 822.281-022 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS power) ind) 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS 822.281-026 COMMUNICATION MAN (any COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) 312 17.1501 822.281-030 ELECTRICIAN, OFFICE COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) 312 17.15'1 822.281-034 EQUIPMENT INSPECTOR COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) 312 17.1501 822.281-042 MAINTENANCE INSPECTOR MECHANICIAN, SUBMARINECABLE EQUIPMENT 822.281-046 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) 312 PRIVATE-BRANCH-EXCHANGE REPAIRMAN 822.281-050 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) LINEMAN (r.r. trans.) 312 17.1402 822.281-054 SIGNAL MAINTAINER COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) 312 17.1501 822.281-058 STATION REPAIRMAN TESTING-AND-REGULATING TECHNICIAN 822.281-066 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) L (tel. & tel.) 420 17.1402 822.287-010 LINE INSPECTOR LI (tel. & tel.) 312 17.1402 822.381-010 CABLE REPAIRMAN LINEMAN tel.) 312 17.1402 822.381-014 CABLE TEST& (tel. & (tel. & tel.) 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS 822.381-018 CENTRAL-OFFICE INSTALLER COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) I 312 17.1501 822.381-022 EQUIPMENT INSTALLER 17.1402 LINEMAN (tel. & tel.) 312 822.381-026 LI Of ' PRIVATE-BRANCH-EXCHANGE INST 822.381-034 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN (bus. ser.) 312 17.11101 822.381-042 PROTECTIVE-SIGNAL INSTALLER (bus. ser.) 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS 822.381-046 PROTECTIVE-SIGNAL REPAIRMAN COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) 312 17.1501 822.381-050 STATION INSTALLER (tel. & tel.) 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS 822.381-054 TELEGRAPH-PLANT MAINTAINER COMMUNICATIONS (tel. & tel.) 312 17.1501 822.381-058 TELEPHONE INSPECTOR 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS 822.381-062 TEST DESEMAN(tel. & tel.) tel.) 312 17.1501 822.381-066 TRANSMISSION MAN (tel, & ELECTRICITY (motion pic.) 305 17.1002 824.138-010 ELECTRICIAN, CHIEF ELECTRIC-DISTRIBUTION CHECKER(const.; 824.281-010 17.1002 ELECTRICITY light, heat, &power) 312 312 17.1002 ELECTRICITY 824.281-014 ELECTRICIAN (any ind.) ELECTRICITY (signs) 312 17.1002 824.281-022 NEON-SIGN SERVICEMAN ELECTRICITY rec.) 312 17.1002 824.381-010 ELECTRICIAN, STAGE (amuse. & STREET LIGHT SERVICEMAN(light, heat, & 824.381-014 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN power) 312 825.281-010 ELECTRIC-TRACK-SWITCH MAINTAINER 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN (r.r. trans.) POWER PLANT (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.040102 825.281-014 ELECTRICAL REPAIRMAN ELECTRICAL OCCUPATIONS trans.) 312 17.14 825.281-022 ELECTRICIAN (water POWER PLANT (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.040102 825.281-026 ELECTRICIAN, AIRPLANE SPECIALIZATION, OTHER (auto. ser.) 312 17.0303 825.281-030 ELECTRICIAN, AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIAN, LOCOMOTIVE(loco. & car. 825.281-034 17.14 ELECTRICAL OCCUPATIONS bldg. & rep.) 312 ELEVATOR EXAMINER-AND-ADJUSTER(any CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCETRADES, OTHER 825.281-038 312 17.1099 ind,) AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, ELECTRICALAND RADIO 825.381-010 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT (aircraft mfg.) CONTROLLER REPAIRMAN(loco. & car bldg. 825.381-018 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN & rep.) ELECTRICAL AND RADIO MOCK-UPMAN (air- 825.381-022 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN craft mfg.)

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825.381-026 ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT 825.381-030 ELECTRICIAN (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1002 ELECTRICITY 825.381-042 ELEVATOR CCNTRUCTOR (const.) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 825.884-o10 ELEVATOR-CONSTRUCTOR HELPER (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 826.381-014 CONTROL-CABINET ASSEMBLER (elec. equip.) 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 827.281-010 COFFEE-MAKER SERVICEMAN (any ind.) 312 17.0201 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 827.281-014 ELECTRICAL-APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN (any ind.) 312 17.0201 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 827.281-022 HOUSEHOLD-APPLIANCE REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 312 17.02 APPLIANCE REPAIR 827.381-010 AIR- CONDITIONING -UNIT TESTER (refrig- erat. equip.) 312 17.0101 COOLING 827.381-014 CONTROL-PANEL ASSEMBLER (elec. equip.) 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 827.381-018 HOUSEHOLD-APPLIANCE-INSTALLATION MAN (any ind.) 312 17.02 APPLIANCE REPAIR 827.381-02p REFRIGERATION MECHANIC (refrigerat. equip.) 312 17.0101 COOLING 827.387-010 REFRIGERATOR TESTER (refrigerat. equip.) 271 17.0101 COOLING 827.884-010 AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLER, DOMESTIC (any ind.) 322 17.0101 COOLING 827.884-030 ELECTRICAL-APPLIANCE-SET-UP MAN (any ind.) 322 17.0201 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 827.887-010 ELECTRICAL-APPLIANCE-SERVICEMAN HELPER (any ind.) 360 17.0201 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 828.251-010 ELECTRONIC-SALES-AND-SERVICE TECHNICIAN (profess. & ktn.) 486 16.0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 828.281-022 ELECTRONICS MECHANIC (any ind.) 312 16.0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 829.281-022 ELECTRICAL REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 312 17.14 ELECTRICAL OCCUPATIONS 829.281-026 ELEVATOR REPAIRMAN (any ind.) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 829.281-034 r'JJ ENGINEER (electronics) 312 16.0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 829.281-038 PINSETTER MECHANIC, AUTOMATIC (any ind.) 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 829.281-042 SOUND TECHNICIAN (any ind,) 312 17.1501 COMMUNICATIONS 829.381-010 CABLE SPLICER (const.; light, heat, & power; tel. & tel) 312 17.1402 LINEMAN 829.381-022 EQUIPMENT INSTALLER (any ind,) 312 17.1401 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN 829.884-014 ELECTRICIAN HELPER (ship & boat bldg. rep.) 322 17.1002 ELECTRICITY 829.884-018 ELEVATOR-REPAIRMAN HELPER (any ind.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 829.887-014 ELECTRICIAN HELPER (any ind.) 360 17.1002 ELECTRICITY 840.131-010 PAINTER FON'I (const.) 299- 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 840.131-014 PAINTER FOREMAN, SHIPYARD (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 299 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 840.381-010 PAINTER, STAGE SETTINGS (motion pic.) 312 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 840.781-010 PAINTER (const.) 319 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 840.781-014 PAINTER APPRENTICE, SHIPYARD (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 319 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 840.781-018 PAINTER, SHIPYARD (ship &boatbldg.&rep.) 319 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 840.8M-010 BITUMINOUS ENAMELER (any ind.) 322 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 840.884.018 PAINTER, ROUGH (const.) 322 17.1005 PAINTING AND DVJORATING 840.884-022 PAINTER, (const.) 322 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 84o.887-010 DRY-WALL SANDER (const.) 360 17,1008 DRY WALL INSTALLATION 840.887-014 PAINT-STRIPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (const.) 360 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 840.887-018 PAINTER HELPER (const.) 360 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 840.887-022 PAINTER HELPER, BOAT (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 360 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 841.781-010 PAINTER-AND-DECORATOR APPRENTICE (const.) 319 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 841.781-m4 PAPERHANGER ( const.) 319 17.1005 PAINTING AND DECORATING 842.381-010 STUCCO MASON (const.) 312 17.1006 PLASTERING 842.781-om LATHER (const.) 319 17.1006 PLATERING 842.781-018 PLASTERER ( const.) 319 17.1006 PLATERING 842.781-026 PLASTERER,MOLDING (conc. prod.; const.) 319 17.1006 PLASTERING 842.884-010 DRY-WALL APPLICATOR (const.) 322 17.1008 DRY WALL INSTALLATION 842.884-018 PERMASTONE DRESSER (const.) 322 17.1006 PLATERING 842.884-022 TAPER (const.) 322 17.1008 DRY WALL INSTALLATION

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PLASTERING 842.885-010 PLASTER-MACHINE TENDER (const.; 447 17.1006 PLASTERING 842.887-010 PLASTERER HELPER (const.) 360 17.1006 435 METALWORKING, OTHER 843.782-010 METAL SPRAYER, CORROSION PRE a ON (any 17.2399 Ind. ) PAINTING ANDDECORATING 843.884-022 WAT PROOFER ( const.) 322 17.1005 CONSTRUCTIONAND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 844.781-olo CONCRETE-STONE FINISHER (conc. prod..) 319 17.1099 CONSTRUCTIONAND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 844.884-014 CEMENT MASON (coast.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTIONAND MAINTENANCETRADES, OTHER 844.884-018 Calm MASON, MAINTENANCE (any ind.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTIONAND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTEBE 844.884-034 CONCRETE RUBBER (cone. prod.;const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTIONAND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 844.887-014 CEMENT-MASON HELPER (Qonst.) 360 17.1099 CONSTRUCTIONAND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 844.887-018 CONCINE-VIBRATOR OPERATOR (const.) 360 17.1099 BODY AND FENDER 845.781-018 PAINTER, AUTOMOBILE (auto. ser.) 319 17.0301 849.781-010 DOPE-AND-FABRIC MAN (aircraft mfg.; air trans.) 319 17.040101 AIRFRAME CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 850.781-010 MINER (const.) 319 17.1099 850.782-010 HORIZONTAL-EARTH-BORING-MACHINE OPERATOR HEAVY EQUIPMENT (const.) 435 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.782-m4 SHIELD RUNNER (const.) 435 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-010 BULLDOZER OPERATOR (any ind.) I 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-014 DREDGE LEVERMAN ( const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-018 DREDGE OPERATOR const.) hh4 17.100302 OPERATION, 11)111 17.100302 OPERATION,HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-022 LOCK TENDER (const.) II HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-026 MUCKING-MACHINE OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-030 POWER-SHOVEL OPERATOR (any ind.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-034 ROCK-DRILL OPERATOR Oonst.) I 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-038 SCRAPER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-050 TOWER-EXCAVATOR OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 850.883-054 TRENCH-DIGGING-MACHINE OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302' OPERATION, OPERATION,HEAVY EQUIPMENT 851,782-010 WELL-POINT PUMPMAN (const.) 435 17.100302 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 851.883-010 BLADE-GRADER OPERATOR (=not.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 851.883-014 ELEVATING-GRADER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 851.883-018 MOTOR-GRADER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 851.883-022 SEPTIC-TANK INSTALLER (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 851.883-026 SUBGRADER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 851.883-030 UTILITY-TRACTOR OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 851.884-022 PIPE LAYER (const.) 322 17.1007 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 852.883-010 CONCRETE-PAVER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 852.883-014 CONCRETE-PAVING-MACHINE OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 852.883-018 FORM-GRADER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 MAINTENANCE, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 852.884-014 CONCRETE-PAVER-OPERATOR HELPER (const.) 322 17.100301 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 852.884-018 FORM SETTEE, METAL ROAD-FORMS (69nst.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES,OTHER 853.782-010 ASPHALT-PLANER OPERATOR (cons t.) 435 17.1099 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 853.782-014 ASPHALT-PLANT OPERATOR (const.) 435 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 853.883-010 ASPHALT-PAVING-MACHINE OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 853.883-014 ROAD - OILING -'SUCK DRIVER (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 853.883-018 STONE-SPREADER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCETRADES, OTHER 853.884-010 ASPHALT RAKER (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCETRADES, OTHER 853.885-010 ASPHALT-HEATER MAN (const.) 447 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCETRADES, OTHER 853.887-010 COLD -PATCH MAN (const.) 36o 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCETRADES, OTHER 859.281-010 BLASTER (any ind,) 312 17.1099 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.782-010 DRIFTER (const.) 435 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.782-014 DRILLER, WATER WELL (const.) 435 17.100302 859.782-018 EARTH-BORING-MACHINE OPERATOR (const.; light, heat, & power) 435 17.100302 OPERATION,HEAVY EQUIPMENT HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.782-022 FOUNDATION-DRILL OPERATOR (const.) 435 17.100302 OPERATION, OPERATION,HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.782-026 PILE-DRIVER OPERATOR (const.) 435 17.100302 OPERATION,HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.782-030 WELL-DRILL OPERATOR, CABLE TOOL (const.) 435 17.100302 859.782-034 WELL-DRILL OPERATOR, ROTARY DRILL HEAVY EQUIPMENT (const.) 435 17.100302 OPERATION, OPERATION,HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.782-038 WELL-REACT1VATOR OPERATOR (const.) 435 17.100302 HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.883-018 DRAGLINE OPERATOR (any ind.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.883-022 HEATER-PLANER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, 859,883-026 JOINT-CLEANING-AND-GROOVING-MACHINE HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, OPERATION,HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.883-030 OPERATING ENGINEER (const.) 444 17.100302

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859.883-038 ROAD-MIXER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION; HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.883-042 ROAD-ROLLER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859,883-046 SWEEPER OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.883-050 TAMPING-MACHINE OPERATOR r.r. trans.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.884-010 BRICKLAYER, PAVING BRICK const.) 17.1004 MASONRY 859.885-olo BOOTMAN (const.) 447 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 859.885-014 CRUSHER OPERATOR (cone. prod.; const.) 447 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.885-022 PUMPMAN, PORTABLE PUMP (const.) 447 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.885-026 SCRUBBER OPERATOR (const.) 447 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 859.887-014 BLASTER HELPER (any ind.) 360 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 860.131-010 BOATBUILDER FOREMAN, WOOD (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 299 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.131-014 BOWLING-ALLEY-INSTALLATION FOREMAN (const.) 299 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.131-018 CARPENTER FOREMAN (const.) 299 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.131-022 JOINER FOREMAN (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 299 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.137-010 CARPENTER-LABOR FOREMAN (const.) 299 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.281-010 CARPENTER INSPECTOR (any ind.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.281-014 CARPENTER, MAINTENANCE (any ind.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.281-018 CARPENTER, SHIP'S (water trans.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-010 ACOUSTICAL CARPENTER (const.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-014 BOATBUILER APPRENTICE, WOOD (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-018 BOATBUILDER, WOOD (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-026 CARPENTER (const.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-030 CARPENTER APPRENTICE (const.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-038 FORM BUILDER (const.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-046 JOINER (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-050 JOINER APPRENTICE (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-054 SHIPWRIGHT (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-058 SHIPWRIGHT APPRENTICE (ship & boat bldg. 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY & rep.) 860.381-062 TANE:MUILDER AND ERECTOR (const.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.381-066 TANK:ERECTOR (const.) 312 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.781-010 BILLBOARD ERECTOR-AND-REPAIRMAN (const.) 319 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.781-014 CARPENTER, ROUGH (const.) 319 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860,884-010 FORM-BUILDLM HELPER (const.) 322 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.884-014 SHORER (const.) 322 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.887-010 CARPEIMPAJAVAR, MAINTENANCE (const.) 360 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.887-014 CARPENTER HELPER, HARDWOOD FLOORING (const.) 360 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.887-018 LABORER, CARPENTRY (const.) 360 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.887-022 LABORER, CARPENTRY, DOCK ( const.) 360 17.1001 CARPENTRY 860.887 -030. SHIPWRIGHT HELPER (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 36o 17.1001 CARPENTRY 861.381-010 BRICKLAYER (const.) 312 17.1004 MASONRY 861.381-014 BRICKLAYER (brick & tile) 312 17.1004 MASONRY 861.381-022 BRICKLAYER, FIREBRICK (any ind.) 312 171.004 MASONRY 861.381-042 MARBLE SETTER (const.) 312 17.1004 MASONRY 861.381-046 MONUMENT SETTER (const.) 312 17.1004 MASONRY 861.781-010 PERMASTONE MAN (const.) 319 17.1004 MASONRY 861.78i-014 SOFT-TILE SETTEE (const.; ret. tr.) 319 17.1004 MASONRY 861.781-022 STONEMASON (const.) 319 17.1004 MASONRY 861.781-030 TERRAZZO WORKER(const.) 319 17.1004 MASONRY 861.781-038 TILE SETTER (const.) 319 17.1004 MASONRY 861.884-010 CUPOLA REPAIRMAN (found.) 322 17.1004 MASONRY 861.884-034 TERRAZZO-WORKER HELPER (const.) 322 17.1004 MASONRY 861.884-042 TUCK: POINTER (const.) 322 17.1004 MASONRY 862.281-010 COPPERSMITH (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1007 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862.281-018 OIL-BURNER-INSTALLATION-AND-SERVICEMAN (any ind.) 312 17.0102 HEATING 862.281-022 PIPE FITTER (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1007 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862.381-010 AIRCRAFT MECHANIC, PLUMBING AND HYDRAU- LICS (aircraft mfg.) 312 17.040102 POWER PLANT

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HEATING 862.381-022 FURNACEMAN (light, heat, & power) 312 17.0102 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862.381-026 CAS -MAIN FITTER (light, heat, &power) 312 17.1007 862.381-030 INDUSTRIAL-GAS FITTER (light, heat, & PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING power) 312 17.1007 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862.381-042 PIPE FITTER (const.) I 312 17.1007 862.381-046 PIPE FITTER, DIESEL ENGINE (engine & PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING turbine) 312 17.1007 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862.381-07o PIPE-FIWTER, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS (const. 312 17.1007 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862,381-074 PLUMBER (const.) 312 17.1007 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862.381-082 PLUMBER, MAINTENANCE (any ind.) 312 17.1007 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862.381-090 STEAM SERVICEMAN'(light, heat, &power) 312 17.1007 862.685-010 WATER-TEST MAN (any ind.), 282 17.24 METALLURGY PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862.687-010 COOLING-PIPE INSPECTOR (const.) 282 17.1007 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 862.884-01u FITTER (const.; pipe lines) 322 17.1007 862.884-022 GAS-SERVICEMAN HELPER (light, heat, & power) 322 17.0202 GAS APPLIANCES 862.887-034 OIL-BURNER-INSTALLATION-AND-SERVICEMAN HELPER (any ind.) 360 17.0102 HEATING 863.381-010 PIPE COVERER AND INSULATOR (ship & CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER boat bldg. & rep.) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 863.781-010 CORK INSULATOR, INTERIOR SURFACE(const. 319 17.1099 863.781-014 INSULATION-BLANKET MAKER (pipe & boiler CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER cov.) 319 17.1099 863.884-010 COMPOSITION-WEATHERBOARD APPLIER (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 863.884-014 FIREPROOFING MAN(light, heat, & CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER power) 322 17.1099 863.884-018 INSULATION HOSEMAN (mist.; ret. tr.; CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER whole. tr.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 863.884-022 INSULATION INSTALLER (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 863.884-026 INSULATION WORKER (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 863.884-034 SIDER (const.; ret. tr.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTTER 864.781-010 FLOOR LAYER (const.; ret.tr.) 319 17.1099 865.131-010 GLAZIER FOREMAN (const.) 299 Y7.1009 GLAZING GLAZING 865.781-010 GLAZIER (const.). 319 17.1009 SPECIALIZATION, 0 THER 865.884-010 GLASS INSTALLER (auto. ser.) 322 17.0303 GLAZING 865.884-014 GLASS INSTALLER (furn.; plan.mill) 322 17.1009 GLAZING 865.884-018 GLAZIER, METAL FURNITURE (furn.) 322 17.1009 GLAZING 865.884-030 SAFETY-GLASS INSTALLER (aircraftmfg.) 322 17.1009 GLAZING 865.887-010 GLAZIER HELFER (const.) 36o 17.1009 866.381-010 ROOFER (const.) 312 17.1010 ROOFING 866.381-014 ROOFER APPRENTICE (const.) 312 17.1010 ROOFING 866.884-010 CORRUGATED-SHEET-MATERIAL SHEETER (const.) 322 17.1010 ROOFING ROOFING 866.887-010 ROOFER HELPER (const.) 360 17.1010 869.281-010 FURNACE INSTATJRR-AND-REPAIRMAN, HOT AIR (any ind.) 312 17.0102 HEATING CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES 869.281.014 HOUSE BUILDER (const.) 312 17.10 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 869.281-018 HOUSE MOVER (const.) 312 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES 869.287-010 BRIDGE INSPECTOR (r.r. trans.) 420 17.10 869.381-010 CONDUIT MECHANIC ( const.; light, heat, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES & power) 312 17.10 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES 869.381-014 HOUSE REPAIRMAN (const.) 312 17.10 REPAIRMAN (light, heat, & power) 312 17.10 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES 869.381-018 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 869.487-010 MEASUREMAN (struct. & ornam.metalwork) 282 17.1099 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 869.782-010 CEMENT-PUMP OPERATOR (const.) 435 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 869.883-010 FORM- TAMPER OPERATOR(const.) 444 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 869.883-018 TAMTING-MACHINE OPERATOR (const.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 869.883-022 WINCHMAN, PILE DRIVING (const.) 444 17.100302 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 869.884-030 FENCE ERECTOR (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 869.884-042 JOIST SETu2ER, ADJUSTABLE STEEL(const.) 322 17.1099 17.1007 PLUMBING AND PIPE FITTING 869.884-046 LAWN-SPRINKLER INSTALLER (const.) 322 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 869.884-062 RIG BUILDER (petrol.production) 322 17.1099 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES,OTHER 869.884-086 WRECKER (const.) 322 869.887-042 FURNACE INSTALLER-AND-REPAIRMAN HELPER, HOT AIR (any ind.) 360 17.0102 HEATING

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Building Materials, Farm and Garden Supplies 0504990402040102 NonfoodOrnamentalAgriculturalDairy ProductsProducts Horticulture Products, Other(Production, Processing, Marketing, 121110 HotelHomeIndustrial Furnishingsand Lodging Marketingand Equipment 050305020501 GreenhouseFloricultureArboriculture Operation andand Services)Management 16151413 PetroleumPersonalInternationalInsurance Services Trade 0599050605050504 NurseryOrnamentalTurfLandscaping Management Operation Horticulture, and Management Other 20191817 RetailTransportationRecreationReal Estate Trade, and Other Tourism 0602060106 RecreationForestsAgricultural Resources (Conservation,Services) Utilization, and >,AO31 DistributiveWholesale Trade, Education, Other Other 0606060506040603 WildlifeAirWaterSoil (Including Game Farms and Hunting Areas) 07.000000 010101 DentalHEALTH Assisting OCCUPATIONS EDUCATION 069906080607 AgriculturalRangeFish (Including Resources, Farms and Other Hatcheries) 019901030102 Dental,Dental Hygiene 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909.138-010 DRIVER SUPERVISOR (motor trans.) 305 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 910.138-010 BAGGAGE-AND-MAIL AGENT (r.r. trans.) 305 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 910.138-026 RAILWAY-EXPRESS AGENT ( r.r. trans.) 243 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 910.368-022 RESERVATION CLERK (r.r. trans.) 265 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 911.131-010 BOATSWAIN (water trans.) 299 17.0801 SEAMANSHIP 911.133-010 CADET, DECK (water trans.) 299 17.0801 SEAMANSHIP 911.138-010 BARGE CAPTAIN (water trans.) II 305 17.0802 SHIP AND BOAT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 911.138-018 DOCUMENTATION SUPERVISOR (water trans.) 243 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 911.168-010 SUPERCARGO (water trans.) 261 17.0899 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 911.388-010 RECEIPT-AND-REPORT CLERK (water trans.) 280 14.0505 TRAFFIC, RATE, AND TRANSPORTATION CLERKS 911.488-010 TONNAGE-COMPILATION CLERK (water trans.) 280 14.0505 TRAFFIC, RATE, AND TRANSPORTATION CLERKS 911.687-010 SOUNDER (any ind.) 282 17.0801 SEAMANSHIP 911.883-018 FERRYBOAT OPERATOR, CABLE (water trans.) I 444 17.0802 SHIP AND BOAT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 911.883-026 MOTORBOAT OPERATOR (any ind.) 444 17.0802 SHIP AND BOAT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 911.883-030 QUARTERMASTER (water trans.) 444 17.0802 SHIP AND BOAT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE 911.883-034 WINCHMAN, CARGO (water trans.) 444 17.0899 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS, OTHER 911.884-010 ABLE SEAMAN (water trans.) 322 17.0801 SEAMANSHIP 911.884-022 FERRYBOAT-OPERATOR HELPER (water trans.) 322 17.0801 SEAMANSHIP 911.884-026 MARINE OILER (water trans.) 322 17.0801 SEAMANSHIP 911.884-03o SAILOR, PLEASURE CRAFT (water trans.) 322 17.0801 SEAMANSHIP 911.887-022 DECKHAND (water trans.) 360 17.0801 SEAMANSHIP 911.887-034 ORDINARY SEAMAN (water trans.) 360 17.0801 SEAMANSHIP 912.138-010 SUPERVISOR, TICKET SALES (air trans.) 243 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 912.168-014 SCHEDULE ANALYST (air trans.) 261 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 912.368-010 AIRPLANE-DILYUCH CLERK (air trans.) 265 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 912.368-022 RESERVATIONS AGENT (air trans.) 265 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 912.368-026 TRANSPORTATION AGENT (air trans.) 265 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 912.384-010 AIRPORT SERVICEMAN (air trans.) 271 17.0403 GROUND OPERATIONS 912.388-010 TRIP FOLLOWER (air trans.) 276 17.0403 GROUND OPERATIONS 913.138-010 ROAD SUPERVISOR (motor trans.) 305 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 913.168-014 DISPATCHER, BUS AND TROLLEY (motor trans.) 261 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 913.463-010 BUS DRIVER (motor trans.) 519 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 913.463-018 TAXI DRIVER (motor trans.) 519 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 914.168-014 DISPATCHER, OIL (petrol. production;

petrol. refin.; pipe lines) 261 II 04.16 PETROLEUM 914.382-010 CONSTRUCTION-AND-MAINTENANCE INSPECTOR (petrol. refin.) 271 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 914.782-014 OIL PUMPER (petrol. production) 435 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 914.782-018 STATION ENGINEER, MAIN LINE (pipe lines) 435 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 914.885-010 DREDGE OPERATOR, BRIDGE (mining & quarrying) 447 17,3202 PUMPING PLANTS 914.385-014 GAS-TRANSFER MAN (comp. & liquified gases) 447 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS

914.885-022 PUMPMAN, BREWERS (malt liquors) 447 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 915.137-010 CAR -WASH SUPERVISOR (auto. ser.) 299 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 915.867-010 AUTOMOBILE-SERVICE-STATION ATTENDANT (auto ser.) 503 04.16 PETROLEUM 915.878-010 AUTOMOBILE-SELF-SERVE-SERVICE-STATION ATTENDANT (auto. ser.) 507 04.16 PETROLEUM 915.878-04. PARKING-LOT ATTENDANT (auto. ser.) 507 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 919.168410 DISPATCHER, MOTOR VEHICLE (clerical) 261 14.0505 TRAYFiC, RATE, AND TRANSPORTATION CLERKS 919.168-014 DISPATCHER, TRAFFIC OR SYSTEM (motor trans.; r.r. trans.) 261 14.0505 TRAFFIC, RATE, AND TRANSPORTATION CLERKS 919.368-010 DISPATCHER, CAR RENTAL (auto. ser.) 265 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 919.368-014 TICKET AGENT (any ind.) 265 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 919.368-018 TRAYFiC CHECKER (gov. ser.) 258 14.0505 TRAFFIC, RATE, AND TRANSPORTATION CLERKS 919.478-010 CAR-RENTAL CLERK (auto. ser.) 501 04.03 AUTOMOTIVE 919.782-010 REFRIGERATING-MACHINE OPERATOR (motor trans.) 435 17.30 REFRIGERATION 919.883-014 DELIVERYMAN (any ind.) II 444 04.08 GENERAL MERCHANDISE

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891.884-010 BUILDING CLEANER, SANDBLASTER (conat.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 891.884-014 BUILDING CLEANER, STEAM (const.) 322 17.1099 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES, OTHER 892.883-010 CHERRY-PICKER OPERATOR (coast.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 892.883-018 YARDMAN (ship & boat bldg. & rep.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 899.281-010 CANAL-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC (waterworks) 312 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 899.381-010 MAINTENANCE MAN, BUILDING (any Ind.) 312 17.10 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE TRADES 899.884-014 CHIMNEY REPAIRMAN (bus. ser.) 322 17.1004 MASONRY

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952.782-058 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, ENGINE TEST. (engine & turbine) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.782-062 TURBINE OPERAToH (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 953.380-010 GAS-PLANT OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 430 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 953.387-010 CYLINDER INSPECTOR-AND-TESTER (comp. & liquefied gases) 271 17.2304 METAL TRADES, COMBINED 953.782-018 GAS-PUMPING-STATION OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 953.782-022 LIQUEFACTION-AND-REGASIFICATION-PLANT OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 953.782-030 PUMPMAN, GAS PLANT (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 954.782-014 PUMP-STATION OPERATOR, WATERWORKS (waterworks) 435 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 954.782-018 SEWAGE-PLANT OPERATOR (any ind.) 435 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 957.282-010 AUDIO OPERATOR (radio & tv broad.) 516 16.0108 PJACTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 957.282-014 CONTROL-ROOM TECHNICIAN (radio & tv broad.) 516 16.0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 957.282-018 MASTER-CONTROL ENGINEER (radio & tv broad.) 516 16.0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 957.282-022 TRANSMITTER OPERATOR (radio & tv broad.) 516 16.0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 957.282-026 VIDEO OPERATOR (radio & tv broad.) 516 16.0108 ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY 969.261-010 COSTUMER (motion pic.; radio & tv broad.). 308 09.0202 CLOTHING MANAGEMENT, PRODUCTION, AND SERVICES 970.081-010 SIGN WRITER, HAND (any ind.) 232 04.01 ADVERTISING SERVICES 970.281-010 AIRBRUSH ARTIST (profess. & kin.) 312 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 970.281.014 DELINEATO(profess. & kin.) I 312 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 970.281-026 PHOTOGRAPH RETOUCHER (any ind.) 312 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. 970.381-010 BEN-DAY ARTIST (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTCENGRAVING 970.381-014 COLORIST, PHOTOGRAPHY (any ind.) 312 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. 970.381-018 ENGROSSER (profess. & kin.) 312 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 970.381-026 LAY-OUT MAN (signs) II 312 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 970.381-042 PAINTER, HAND (any ind. I 312 17.0703 PRODUCT DESIGN 970.381-046 PAINTER, SIGN (any ind.) 312 17.07 COMMERCIAL ART OCCUPATIONS 970.381 -058 RETOUCHER, PHOTOENGRAVING (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 970.381-062 SKETCH MAKER, PHOTOENGRAVING (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.281-010 ETCHER, HAND print. & pub. 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.281-014 LITHOGRAPHER (bal. & scales 312 11.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-010 ETCHER APPRENTICE, PHOTOENGRAVING (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-014 ETCHER, PHOTOENGRAVING (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-018 PHOTOENGRAVER (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-022 PHOTOENGRAVER APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-026 PHOTOENGRAVING FINISHER (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-030 PHOTOENGRAVING PRINTER (print. & pub. 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-034 PHOTOENGRAVING PROOFER (print. & pub. 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-038 PHOTOENGRAVING-PROOFER APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-044 STRIPPER (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.381-046 STRIPPER APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 312 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.382-010 PHOTOGRAPHER, PHOTOENGRAVING (print. & pub.) 514 17.1904 PROTOENGRAVING 971.684-010 BLOCKER (print. & pub.) II 282 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.782-010 STENCIL OPERATOR, PHOTOGRAPHIC (print. & pub.) 435 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.884-010 STAGER (print. & pub.) 322 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING 971.885-010 COPYMAN (print. & pub.) I 447 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING

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920.887-022 BAGGER (ret. tr.) 04.06 FOOD DISTRIBUTION 921.280-010 RIGGER (any ind.) II 43o 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 921.883-062 HOISTING ENGINEER (any ind.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 921.883-102 TRACTOR-CRANE OPERATOR (any ind.) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 921.883-110 TRUCK -CRANE OPERATOR (any ind,) 444 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 921.887-022 WINDLASS OPERATOR (any ind.) 36o 17.100302 OPERATION, HEAVY EQUIPMENT 922.137-046 WAREHOUSE TRAFFIC MAN (whole. tr.) 9 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 922.885-034 FISH BAILER (fish.) 44297 17.08 COMMERCIAL FISHERY OCCUPATIONS 922.887-070 LABORER, STORES (any ind.) 36o 04.20 RETAIL TRADE, OTHER 929.133-010 MATERIALS- HANDLING FOREMAN (any ind.) 299 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 929.137-026 YARDMAN (ret. tr.) I 299 04.09 HARDWARE, BUILDING MATERIALS, FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLIES AND EQUIMENT 929.887-050 MATERIAL HANDLER (any ind.) 360 04.19 TRANSPORTATION 930.188-014 TECHNICAL OPERATOR (petrol. production) 385 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 930.280-010 CABLE DRILLER (petrol. production) 430 16,0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 930.281-014 FISHING-TOOL TECHNICIAN, OIL WELL (petrol. production) 312 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 930.281-018 FORMATION-TESTING OPERATOR (petrol. production) 312 16.0116 PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY 950.132-010 REFRIGERATION FOREMAN (any ind.) 299 17.30 REFRIGERATION 950.168-010 LOAD DISPATCHER (light, heat, & power) 261 16.0107 ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY 950.782-014 COMPRESSOR-ENGINEER, CAISSON (const.) 435 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 950.782-026 ENGINEMAN (any ind.) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PTANTS 950.782-042 REEFER ENGINEER (water trans.) 435 17.30 REFRIGERATION 950.782-046 REFRIGERATING ENGINEER (any ind.) 435 17.30 REFRIGERATION 950.782-054 STATIONARY ENGINEER (any ind.) 435 17.32 STATIONARY ENERGY SOURCES OCCUPATIONS 950.885-010 AIR-COMPRESSOR OPERATOR (any ind.) 447 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 950.885-014 BOILER-ROOM HELPER (any ind.) I 447 17.32 STATIONARY ENERGY SOURCES OCCUPATIONS 950.885-018 HUMIDIFIER ATTENDANT (textile; tobacco) 447 17.0103 VENTILATING (FILTERING AND HUMIDIFICATION) 950.885-022 VENTILATION MAN (any ind.) 447 17.0103 VENTILATING (FILTERING AND HUMIDIFICATION) 951.885-010 COAL-SUBSTATION ATTENDANT (any ind.) 447 17.32 STATIONARY ENERGY SOURCES OCCUPATIONS 951.885-014 FIREMAN, HIGH PRESSURE (any ind.) 447 17.32 STATIONARY ENERGY SOURCES OCCUPATIONS 951.885-018 FIREMAN, LOW PRESSURE (any ind.) 447 17.32 STATIONARY ENERGY SOURCES OCCUPATIONS 951.885-022 FIREMAN, MARINE (water trans.) 447 17.32 STATIONARY ENERGY SOURCES OCCUPATIONS 952.138-022 TURBINE OPERATOR, HEAD (light, heat, & power) 305 16.011301 ENERGY CONVERSION 952.281-010 SUBSTATION INSPECTOR (light, heat, & power) 312 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.380-010 POWER-REACTOR OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 430 17.2001 INSTALLATION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF REACTORS 952.387-010 LOAD CHECKER (light, heat, & power) 271 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.387-014 POWERHOUSE RUNNER (light, heat, & power) 271 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.588-010 TURBINE ATTENDANT (light, heat, & power) 289 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.781-010 SWITCH INSPECTOR (light, heat, & power) 319 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.782-010 AUXILIARY-EQUIPMENT OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3202 PUMPING PLANTS 952.782-014 DIESEL-PLANT OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.782-018 FEEDER-SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.782-022 HYDROPLECTRIC-STATION OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.782-026 POWER-PLANT ATTENDANT (radio & tv broad.) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.782-030 POWER-PLANT OPERATOR (any ind.) I 435 17.32 STATIONARY ENERGY SOURCES OCCUPATIONS 952.782-038 RECTIFIER OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.782-042 SUBSTATION OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.782-050 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR (chem.) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS 952.782-054 SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR (light, heat, & power) 435 17.3201 ELECTRIC POWER GENERATING PLANTS

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447 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. 976.885-030 PRINT DEVELOPER, MACHINE (any ind.) 976.885-034 X-RAY DEVELOPING-MACHINE OPERATOR PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS, (m!dlea1 ser.) 447 17,0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. PHOTOGRAPH FINISHER (anyind,) 356 17.0901 976.886-010 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. FILM UNDER (any ind.) 360 17.0901 976.887-010 360 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. 976.887.-014 FILM NUMBERER (any ind.) 360 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. 976.837-018 PHOTOGRAPHER HELPER (anyind.) 360 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. 976.887-022 PRINT WASHER (any ind,) 232 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 979.081-010 PRINTMAKER (profess. & kin.) (print, & pub.) 243 17.19 GRAPHIC ARTS OCCUPATIONS 979.138-010 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. ind.) 312 17.0901 979.381-010 COPY CAMERAMAN (any COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING LINE-UP MAN (print. &pub.) 312 17.1901 979.381-022 COMPOSITION, MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING pub.) 312 37.1901 979.381-030 PASTE-UP MAN (print. & 312 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 979.381-038 SIDEROGRAPHER (print, & pub. 312 17.1905 SILK-SCREEN MAKING AND PRINTING 979.381-042 SILK-SCREEN CUTTER (any ind. 312 17.1905 SILK-SCREEN MAKING AND PRINTING 979.381-046 SILK-SCREEN MAKER (glassmfg.) 511 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. 979.382-010 PHOTOSTAT OPERATOR (anyind.) 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS. PRINT INSPECTOR (bus.ser.) 271 979.387-010 GRAPHIC ARTS, OTHER ENGRAVER (print. & pub.) I 31 9 1.1999 979.781-010 LITHOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING BLOCKER (print. & pub.) I 435 177.1903 979.782-010 LITHOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING ENGRAVER MACHINE (print. &pub.) 435 17.1903 979,782-022 LITHOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING PANTOGRAPHER (print. & pub.) 435 17.1903 979.782-026 LITHOGRAPHY, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING IMPRESSION MAN print. &pub.) 322 17.1903 979.884-022 17.1905 SILK-SCREEN MAKING AND PRINTING 979.0-030 SCREEN PRINTER textile) 322 SILK-SCREEN MACHINE OPERATOR(pottery 979.884-034 17.1905 SILK-SCREEN MAKING AND PRINTING & pore.) 322 322 17.1905 SILK-SCREEN MAKING AND PRINTING 979.884-038 SILK-SCREEN PRINTER (anyind.)

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971.887-010 ETCHER HELPER, HAND (print. & pub.) 360 17.1904 PHOTOENGRAVING PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.281-010 PROCESS ARTIST (print. & pub,) 312 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY, 972,281-014 PROCESS-ARTIST APPRENTICE (print. & 312 17,1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING Pub.) 972.381-010 SKETCH MAKER (print, & pub.) 312 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.381-014 ERANSFERRER (print. & pub.) I 312 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.381-016 TRANSFERRER, APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 312 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.381-018 TRANSFERRER APPRENTICE, HAND (print. & pub.) 312 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.381-022 TRANSFERRER, HAND (print. & pub.) 312 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972,382-010 PHOTOGRAPHER, LITHOGRAPHIC (print. & pub.) 514 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.382-014 PHOTOLITHOGRAPHER APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 514 17.19°3 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.382-018 XEROGRAPHY-MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.) 514 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.781-010 TRANSFERRER (print. & pub.) II 319 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.782-010 PLATE GRAINER (print. & pub.) 435 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.782-014 PLATE-GRAINER APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 435 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 972.887-010 PLATE SETTER (print. & pub.) 360 17.1903 LITHOGRAPHY,PHOTOGRAPHY, AND PLATEMAKING 973.138-010 FOREMAN, COMPOSING-ROOM (print. & pub.) 305 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP ANDTYPESETTING 973.381-010 COMPOSITOR (print. & pub.) I 312 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP ANDTYPESETTING TYPESETTING 973.381-014 COMPOSITOR APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 312 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP AND 973.381-018 CORRECTION MAN (print. & pub.) 312 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP ANDTYPESETTING TYPESETTING 973.381-022 IMPOSER (print. & pub.) 312 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING 973.381-026 JOB PRINTER (print. & pub.) 312 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP AND TYPESETTING 973.381-030 JOB-PRINTER APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 312 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP AND 973.381-034 MAKE-UP MAN (print. & pub.) 312 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP ANDTYPESETTING TYPESETTING 974.381-010 ELECTROTYPER (print. & pub.) 312 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP AND 974.381-014 ELECTROTYPER APPRENTICE (print. & pub.) 312 17.1901 COMPOSITION,MAKEUP ANDTYPESETTING AND DARKROOM OCCUPS 976.131-010 FILM TECHNICIAN (motion pic.) I 299 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS 976.131-018, PHOTOGRAPHIC FOREMAN (print. & pub.) 299 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS 976.381-010 DEVELOPER (any ind.) 312 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY 976.381-014 PHOTOGRAPHIC SENSITOMETRIST (motion DARKROOM OCCUPS pic.) 418 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORYAND DARKROOM OCCUPS 976.381-018 PROJECTION PRINTER (any ind.) 312 17,0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORYAND ANDDARKROOM OCCUPS 976.381-022 REPRODUCTION TECHNICIAN (any ind.) 312 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY 976.381-026 SOUND AND LABORATORY ENGINEER(motion LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS pic.) 418 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.381-030 TIMER (motion pic.) 312 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCUPS 976.387-010 DENSITOMETER READER (motion pic.) 271 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCC 976.588-010 REPLACEMENT GIRL (motion pic.) 289 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OC 976.687-010 PHOTO CHECKER AND ASSEMBLER (anyind.) 282 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.782-010 COLOR-PRINTER OPERATOR (any ind.) 435 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.782-014 FILM DEVELOPER (motion pic.) 435 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.782-018 FILM PRINTER (motion pic.) 435 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC 976.782-022 MULTIPLE-PHOTOGRAPHIC-PRINTER OPERATOR LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU (any ind.) 435 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.782-026 RECTIFICATION PRINTER (any ind.) 435 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.884-010 CARBON PRINTER (print. & pub.) 322 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.884-014 CHEMICAL MIXER (motion pic.) 322 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.884-018 CONTACT-FRAME OPERATOR (print. &pub.) 322 17.0901 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.884-022 FILM CUTTER (any ind.) I 322 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCL 976.884-026 MOUNTER, HAND (bus. ser.) 322 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.884-030 NEGATIVE CUTTER (motion pic.) 322 17.0901 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.884-034 NEGATIVE-CUTTER-AND-SPOTTER (any ind.) 322 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.884-038 SCREEN PHOTOGRAPHER (wallpaper) 322 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.884-042 SPLICER (any ind.) 322 PHOTOGRAPHICLABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.885-010 DEVELOPER, COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY (bus.ser.) 447 17.0901 DEVELOPING-MACHINE OPERATOR (motion 976.885-014 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCL pic.) 447 17.0901 FILM-DRYING-MACHINE OPERATOR (motion 976.885-018 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU pic.) 447 17.0901 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.885-022 MOUNTER, COLOR FILM (anyind.) 447 447 17.0901 PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORY AND DARKROOM OCCU 976.885-026 PACO-MACHINE OPERATOR (any ind.)

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275 VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION PROGRAMS INDEX 13 VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION PROGRAMS A (Continued) Page AccountingAccountants, and 14.0101 Computing Occupations, 14.01 Occupations, Other, 14.0199 A Page 6058 ArchitecturalArboriculture,Appliance Repair, Technology 01.0501 17.02 (Building Construction), 16.0103 105 8712 AdvertisingAdministrativeAeronautical Services, Technology,Assistants, 04.01 16.010114.0801 862079 7 Automotive, 04.03 Technology,Services, 17.03 16.0104 , Other, 17.0399 107106 8722 Agricultural Chemicals, 01.0201 MachineryElectrification,Construction and and Equipment 01.0307Maintenance, Technology, 01.0306 16.010202 Technology, 16.010201 8610 9 Aviation Occupations, 17.04 , Other, B 17.0499 109107 , Other,Mechanics, 01.03 , Other,Skills, 01.0399 01.030501.99 1710 89 BlueprintBarbering,Baker, 17.25)01 Reading, 17.2601 17.05 109169163 Production,Power 'Ind Machinery, 01.01 01.0301 , Other, 01.0199 468 Bookkeepers,Bookbinding,Body and Fender, 14.010217.1906 17.0301 142106 58 Agricultural. Related Technology, 16.02 Products, 01.04 , Other, 01.0499 , Other, 16.0299 96951012 BusinessBudgetBrazing Management andData Soldering Processing Analysts, Occupations, Systous 14.0802 Occupations, 17.230604 14.02 , Other, 14.0299 158 806361 Agricultural Resources (Conservation,Services), Utilization, 01.06 and , 01.0699 1614 Machine Maintenance, 17.06 C 110 Technology,Supplies/Services,Structures and16.0102 Conveniences, 01.02 01.0302, 16.010203 , Other, 01.0299 9,87 86 76 Cashiers,Carpentry,Care and 14.0103 Guidance17.1001 of Children, 09.0201 115 5954 AGRICULTURE, 01.000000 , Other, 16.010299 87 3 ChildChemicalCentral Care SupplyTechnology, Assistant, Technician, 16.010516.0501 07.0905 Development, 09.0102 5298874988 Air (Agricultural Resources), 01.0606 Conditioning, 17.01 , 105104 15 ClericalCivil Technology, and Office 16.0106 Supervisors, 14.0803 , Other, 16.010699 8980 Aircraft Maintenance, 17.0401 Other,, 17.0199 Other, 17.040199 109107109 ClothingClerk-Typists, Management, 14.0901 Production, and Services, 09.0202 and Textiles, 09.0103 525481 AnimalApparelAirframe Science, and Maintenance, Accessories, 01.0101, 17.040101 16.0201 04.02 Operations, 17.0402 , Ground, 17.0403 4,95108107 21 CombinationCommercial Welding,Art Occupations, 17.230603 17.07 Fishery Occupations, 17.08 , Other, 17.0799 112111110157 , C (Continued) Page Commercial Fishery Occupations, Other, 17.0899 Photography Occupations, 17.09 , Other, 17.0999 115113 Electric Power and Generating Plants, 17.3201 Welding, 17.230602 E (Continued) Page 157172 CommunityCommunicationCommunications, Health Systems 17.1501Aide, Clerks07.0906 and Operators, 14.0401 Pilot Training, 16.0601 130 497098 ElectronicsElectroElectroencephalographElectrocardiograph - Mechanical Occupations, Technician,Technology, Technician, 17.15 07.090216.0109 07.0901, 16.0302 , Other, 17.1599 48,96 132130 4890 ComputerComprehensiveComposition, and Console Makeup,Homemaking Operators,and orTypesetting, Home 14.0201 Economics, 17.1901 09.0101 Programmer, 16.0401 138 976152 ElectronicEngineeringEnergy Conversion, Technology, Related 16.011301Technology, 16.0108 16.01 , Other, 16.0199 95869289 ConsumerConstruction Education, and Maintenance 09.0104 Trades, 17.10 , Other, 17.1099 122115 52 Environmental Control Technology, 16.0110 , Other 16.011099 9190 Cooling,Cook/Chef, 17.0101 17.2902 (Environment), 16.011001 104169 91 Environmental Health, 07.07 Assistant,, 07.0701 Other, 07.0799 4746 CytologyCustodialCosmetology,Correspondence (Cytotechnology), Services, 17.2602 Clerks, 17.11 14.0402 07.0201 124164 4171 FabricExecutive Maintenance Secretary, Services, 14.0701 17.16 F 133 78 Dairy Products, 01.040102 Technology, 16.0202 D 9512 FarmFamily Business Health, Management, 09.0105 01.0104 Relations, 09.0106 Other, 17.1699 136 5352 6 Dental,Data-Methods 07.01 and Systems Procedures Analysts, 14.0804 'HygieneAssisting, (Associate 07.0101 Degree), 07.0102, 16.0301 40,96 4080 Filing,FileFertilizersFeeds, Clerks, 01.0202Office (Plant14.0302 Machines, Food), and 01.0204 General Office ClericalMechanics, 01.0103 6364 756 DieselDie Sinking, Mechanic, 17.2308 17.12 , Other,Laboratory 07.0199 Technology, 07.0103 125159 4040 FireFinance and andSafety Credit, Technology, 04.04 16.0602Occupations, 14.03 , Other, 14.0399 236899 Drafting,DistributiveDISTRIBUTIVE 17.13 Education,EDUCATION, Other,04.000000 04.99 125 3719 Floristry,Floriculture,FishFireman (Including Training, 01.05 01.0502 Farms 17.2801 and Hatcheries), 01.0607 166 131523 DryDressmaking,Duplicating Wall Installation, 17,3301Machine Operators, 17.1008 14.0301Cleaning, 17.1601 121173133 64 FoodsFood Distribution,and Nutrition, 04.06 09.0107 ManagementProducts,Processing Production01.0401 Technology, and 16.0203 SerVices, 09.0203 5396552310 EdUcational Assistants and Training Specialists, 14.0601 E 77 ForestForemanship,Food ServiceServices, Protection, Supervision,Supervisor, 04.07 01.0702 07.0908,and Management 16.0504 Development, 17.17 50,98 137 1624 Electrical Appliances Repair, 17.0201 Occupations, 17.14 , Other, 17.1499 130127105 Forestry (Production, Processing,and Management,Services), 01.07Marketing,, Other, 01.0799 1617 288Electricity 17.1002 Technology, 16.0107 116 89 Technology, 16.0603 100 F (Continued) Page I Page Foundry,Forests, 17.230101.0601, 07.01 G 14,16 147 Industrial Atomic Energy, 17.20 Electricirl, 17.1401 , Other, 17.2099 144127143 GeneralGas Appliances Continuation, Repair, 17.18 17.0202 Welding, 17.230601 137157105 UsesMarketing,Technology,Electronics, of Radioisotopes, 04.12 16.0111 17.1502 17.2003 144132 2891 GreenhouseGlazing, 17.1009 Operation and Management, 01.0503 Merchandise,Office Clerks, 04.08 14.0303 122 156425 InstitutionalInhalationInformation Therapy, Communication and Home 07.0903 Management Operations,Services, 14.04 09.0205 , Other, 14.0499 Supporting 48567270 GroundGraphic Operations, Arts Occupations, 17.0403 17.19 , Other, 17.1999 109143137 Installation,InstrumentationInstrumentInstruments Maintenance (OtherOperation, Technology, than and &watches), Maintenance 16.0112Repair, 17.210117.21 of Reactors, 17.2001 144143144 92 Hardware, Building Materials, FarmEquipment, & Garden 04.09 Supplies & H 26 InternationalInteriorInsurance, Decorating, 04.13 Trade, 04.1417.0701 Decorator Assistant, 16.0505 110 319830 HealthREALM OCCUPATIONSOccupations EDUCATION,Education, 07.000000Other, 07.99 Related Technology, 16.03 509639 Interviewers and Test Technicians, 14.0602 J 77 HeavyHeatingHeating, Equipment (Environment), 17.0102 (Construction), 16.011002 17.1003 , Other, 16.0399 117104 9197 LX HOMEHistology,Hematology, ECONOMICS, 07.0202 07.0204 09.000000 5141 Leatherworking,LawLaundering,Landscaping, Enforcement 17.1602 01,0504 17.34Training, 17.2802 187166135 15 Home Economics Related Technology, 16.05Equipment Demonstrator, 16.0506 , Other, 16.0599 9897 LoggingLithography,Lineman, (Harvesting 17.1402 Photography, and Transporting), and Platemaking, 01.0703 17.1903 , Other, 17.3499 190140128 16 Homemaking: Living, 09.01Furnishings, 04.10 , Equipment, Preparation for Personal, Home and Family and Services, 09.0204 525526 Machine and Tool Design, 16.011302 Operators: Billing, Bookkeeping, and Computing, M 5992 HotelHospitalHome Management,and Children'sLodging, 09.0108 04.11 Division Assistant, 16.0502 , Other, 09.0199 27539854 Mail and Postal Clerks, 14.0403 14.0104 ToolShop; Operation,17.2302 17.2303 150149 71 Housing and Home Furnishings, 09.0109 53 MaritimeMaintenance, Occupations, Heavy Equipment, 17.22 17.10030114.0404 Preparing and Mail Handling Machine Operators, 147117 71 289 M (Continued) Page 0 Page MaterialsMasonry, 17.1004Support Occupations (Transporting,Recording), 14.05 Storing, 120 74 OccupationalObstetrical Technician,Preparation,Therapy, 07.0401 07.0306 (Home Economics), 09.02 444354 MechanicalMeat Cutter, Technology, 17.2903 16.0113 , Other 16.011399 , Other, 14.0599 170 939276 OceanographicOccupational Preparation,Technology (Physical, (HoseFisheries), Economics), Biological, 16.0604 Other, and 09.0299 100 56 MedicalMechanics, Assistant Automotive, (Assistant 17.0302 in Physicians07.0904 Office), LaboratoryEmergency Technician,Assisting, 07.0203,07.0907 16.0303 41,96 106 49 OFFICEOffice OCCUPATIONS, Managers and 14.000000 Chief Clerks, 14.0805 RelatedOccupations, Technology, Other, 16.04 14.99 97578280 Mental Health Technician, 07.0801 Technology, 07.0807.02 , Other, 07.0299 474140 Ophthalmic,Operation, Heavy07.06 Equipment, 17.100302 , Dispensing, , Other, 16.049907.0601 118 464597 Metal Patternmaking, 17.2309 Trades,Retardation Combined, Aide, 17.230407.0802 , Other, 07.0899 155160 48 OrnamentalOptometrist Horticulture Assistant, 07.0603(Production,and Services), Processing, 01.05 Marketing, Other, 07.0699 4612 Metallurgy,Metalworking, 17.24 17.23 , Other, 17.2399 162160147 93 Orthoptics,Orthotics, 07.060207.0404 , Other, 01.0599 464414 MiscellaneousMillworkMetallurgical and CabinetHealthTechnology, OccupationsMaking, 16.0114 17.3601 Education, 07.09 Technical Education, 16.06 , Other, 16.0699 193101 4898 PeripheralPainting andEquipment Decorating, Operators, 17.1005 14.0202 P 120 61 MotorMortuary Repairman, Science, 17.1403 07.0909 129 50 PersonnelPersonal Services,Assistants, 04.15, 14.0603 17.26 , Other, 17.2699 31,163 164 77 Nonfood Products (Processing, Inspection,01.0402 Marketing), N 12 Petroleum, 04.16 , TrainingTechnology, 16.0116 and Related Occupations, 14.06 , Other, 14.0699 94317877 NuclearNursing,Nursery Technology, Operation07.03 and16.0115 Management, 01.0505 Medical(Associate Technology, Degree), 07.0503 07.0301, 16.0305 42,97 42459315 PlantPlanningPhysicalPhotographicPhotengraving, Science, andTherapy, ProductionLaboratory 01.0102,17.1904 07.0402 16.0204Clerks,and-Darkroom 14.0501 Occupations, 17.0901 5,96 113141 4474 , PracticalOther, 07.0399 (Vocational), 07.0302 4243 PolicePlumbingPlasticsPlastering, (Law andOccupations, Enforcement 17.1006Pipefitting, 17.27 and 17.1007 Corrections)16.0605 Science Technology, 100121164 290 Power Plant Maintenance, 17.040102 P (Continued) Page 108 S (Continued) Page Programmers,Production,ProductPrinting Design, Press (Mechanical 14.0203 17.0703Occupations, Technology),. 17.1902 16.011303 111138 6193 SoilSmallSilk-ScreenShoeShoe (Agricultural Repair, EngineManufacturing, MakingRepair,17.3402 Resources),and Internal17.3401 Printing, Combustion,01.0603 17.1905 17.31 171190187141 PumpingPublicProsthetics, ServicePlants, 07.0403 Occupations,17.3202 17.28 , Other, 17.2899 172168166 44 StationarySpecialization,SpecialSoil Management, Products, Energy Other, 01.0303Sources(Forestry), (Automotive Occupations, 01.0706 Services), 17.32 17.0303 171106 1714 9 QuantityQuality FoodControl Occupations, Clerks, 14.0502 17.29 Q 74 Stenographic,Stenographers, Secretarial14.0703 and Related Occupations, 14.07 , Other, 14.3299, Other, 14.0799 173 797978 , Other, 17.2999 R 171168 SurgicalSupervisoryStructuralStock and Technician Technology, Inventoryand Administrative (Operating Clerks, 16.010603 14.0504 RoomManagement Technician), Occupations, 07.0305 14.08 , Other, 14.0899 4380798875 RadiologicRadiologic,Radiography,Radio/Television,Radiation Technology Therapy, (Health17.2002 17.1503 Occupations),07.0502 (X-ray), 07.0501, 07.05 16.0304 45,96 144132 45 Systems Analysts, 14.0204 Analyst Technology, 16.0402 T 4197 ReceptionistsRealRangeRadiologicalRadiologic, Estate, (Agricultural Other, 04.17Healthand Information 07.0599Technician,Resources), Clerks, 07.070201.0608 14.0406 32474515 TECHNICALTeacher'sTailoring, EDUCATION,Assistant 17.3302 at16.000000 Preprimary Level, 16.0503 174 8598 Rehabilitation,Refrigeration,RecreationRecreation, and 01.0602; 16.11003,Tourism,07.04 .0705 04.1817.30 91,17114,16 433372 ToolTextileTellers, and ProductionDie14.0105 Making, and 17.2307 Fabrication, 17.33 , Other, 17.3399 174173 60 Roofing,RoadwayRetailRehabilitation, Trade,Technology, 17.1010 Other, Other, 16.010601 04.20 07.0499 122 883644 TradeTRADE andAND IndustrialINDUSTRIAL Occupations,OCCUPATIONS, Other,17.000000 17.99 103158 Sanitation Assistant, 07.0703 S 47 TypingTurfTransportation,Traffic, andManagement, RelatedRate, andOccupations, 04.1901.0506 Transportation 14,...09 Clerks, 14.0505 198 341575 Secretaries,Seamanship,ScientificSanitation DataTechnology, 17.08011440702 Processing, 16.010602 16.0117 112 799488 Typists, 14.0902 , Other, 14.0999 818281 SheetShippingShipSeeds andMetal,(Agricultural andBoat 17.2305Receiving Operation Resources), Clerks, and Maintenance, 14.0503 01.0203 17.0802 156113 74 7 Upholstering, 17.35 190 291 4.1100,0,1

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Watchmaking and Repair, 17.2102 146 Waiter/Waitress, 17.2904 170 Water (Agricultural Resources), 01.0605 15 Management, 01.0304 9 Welding and Cutting, 17.2306 157 , Other,17.230699 158 Wildlife (Including Game Farms and Hunting Areas), 15 01.0604 Wholesale Trade, Other, 04.31 36 Window Display, 17.0702 111 Wood Utilization, 01.0704 16 Woodworking, 17.36 193 , Other,17.3699 196

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