Technical Specifications
Data Files:
Complete 1991 U.S. Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT) - 12,761 job descriptions, titles, & codes + including minor additions in 1998
Alternate military and civilian titles (more than 36,000)
Worker characteristics information for all 12,761 DOT occupations (including updates): Strength, Physical Demands, Working/Environmental Conditions, Specific Vocational Preparation (SVP), General Educational Development for
Occupational Group Arrangement (OGA)
Data-People-Things (DPT) - Worker Functions
Reasoning-Math-Language (RML), Aptitudes, Temperaments, Date of Last DOT Update
Cross references to all North American occupational classifications, including:
- DOT Industry Classification (DIC)
- Guide for Occupational Exploration (GOE)
- Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP)
- CENSUS Occupations
- Standard Occupational Classification (SOC)
- Occupational Employment Survey
- Occupational Outlook Handbook
- WORK fields
- Material, Product, Subject Matter & Services (MPSMS)
- Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC)
- O*NET Codes
New, emerging occupations (original research) reported in same DOT format (Job Browser Pro only)
Skills and competency information for white collar occupations (original research) + Skill Checklists for blue collar occupations
Long term national job outlook (OES) by NAICS industry
Wage and employment data (by CENSUS Current Population Survey) for Men only, Women only, or both combined
Wage and Employment Numbers data by National, Statewide, Regional (by the SOC-based Occupational Employment Survey - OES codes)
Complete occupational reference text from the Occupational Outlook Handbook (including photos)
Optional Internet Updates for fresh data files and program features
(Internet Update Service included with each new license for first 12 months)
Keeps you up-to-date with the latest available data files:
February (annually): Current Population Survey (CPS) Data
May (annually): Occupational Employment Survey (OES)
December (odd years): Long Term Occupation/Employment Projections
Top Jobs
Summer (even years): Occupational Outlook Handbook
Special Features:
Button for narrowing selected titles from any search method to only Sedentary & Light occupations (Job Browser Pro)
Worker Trait Search (OccuBrowse, OccuBrowse +, OASYS)
Click a list of matching titles to re-sort the list by that column (e.g. DOT Code, DOT Master Title, DOT Industry, SVP, Strength, RML, or O*NET
Fully integrated, editable Job Analysis & Position Description writing
Search 17 different ways
New methodology to better estimate DOT employment numbers (Job Browser Pro) - Click here for a technical discussion about the methodology.
Context sensitive help with extensive suggestions for use of the software in various situations (Rehab, School-To-Work, Career Planning, Job Analysis).
Help file includes frequency distribution tables for all DOT worker characteristics and PDF version of the popular Pocket Guide to the DOT. (Job Browser Pro)
No manual needed - easy to use by both case managers and clients
Point and click for information
Keyboard controls for "no-mouse" navigation
Specially designed to work with text-to-speech screen readers (such as JAWS)
Print out or copy & paste into other Windows applications
Print list of matching titles to printer or to an HTML file
Hyperlinks to O*NET Online and Sources of Additional Information
Matching titles show DOT, Strength, SVP, RML, and O*NET codes
Any list of matching titles is pre-sorted by Industry, Strength, and Title
System Requirements:
Windows 7 or 8 (Home or Pro), Vista, or XP
375 MB hard disk space for stand-alone use
512 MB RAM minimum (recommended)
VGA color monitor - 800 x 600 resolution -256+ colors
Pentium or equivalent CPU
Optional printer
Distribution on CD-ROM - also available via Remote Installation Service
Updates -Optional Internet Update Service requires customer supplied and maintained Internet access
Ask about availability for multi-user and network environments