08/23/07 CAREER CONSULTING REPORT for: 9988 / FRED LOWBACH Page 1
CCS Report
Copyright SkillTRAN, LLC 2001-2007
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This report uses information provided by you or interpreted on your
behalf by other parties to help you understand many of the occupational
alternatives you may wish to consider. The methods used to prepare this
report have been used for many years to help people understand their
choices. No report, this one included, can ever guarantee you a suitable
job or career choice. This report is only an information tool. Use it as
indicated. It will help in your journey.
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C A R E E R C O N S U L T I N G S E R V I C E
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CONGRATULATIONS ! You are now holding the first of two personalized
reports. These reports will help you answer some of the challenging
questions you are asking now:
1. What are my skills?
2. What jobs can I do with them (Alternate Occupations)?
3. What is the demand for these occupations?
4. How much can I earn?
This first report, the CAREER CONSULTING SERVICE, is a highly advanced
computer analysis of your unique employment history.
Using information you provided, this CAREER CONSULTING report
is a practical and innovative solution to identify alternative occupations
and new jobs for the work force of the new millenium. Interests and skills
from your employment history determine the range of options available
to you. Your review of this first report will help you determine the
occupations you want to target for your job search.
The second report, the JOB SEARCH SERVICE report, will be prepared
after you have selected your job search target(s). The JOB SEARCH
SERVICE report will help you develop a resume. It will also list
businesses to contact during your job search. The JOB SEARCH SERVICE
report will help you answer questions like:
5. Where do those occupations exist?
6. Who should I contact?
7. How should I talk to them?
Both of these reports are working reports.
MAKE NOTES ANYWHERE ON THESE REPORTS.
Your notes will help you later!
HOW TO USE THIS REPORT:
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This CAREER CONSULTING report begins with a listing of your job
history using standard descriptions from a book called "1991 Revised
Fourth Edition of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles"(DOT). These
standard job descriptions should match your actual work history fairly
well. If you feel that these descriptions do not really describe your
work history, please request a new report using different job
descriptions. These descriptions may also contain occupations in which
you are interested or perhaps have already been trained to perform.
o READ THE DESCRIPTIONS carefully. You may learn to think a little
differently about your past job experiences and skills.
o ADD YOUR OWN SENTENCES (or delete some) to reflect your background.
o BROADEN YOUR OWN PERSPECTIVE on what you have done in the past.
o STUDY THE OCCUPATIONAL ALTERNATIVES identified. Learn about the
long term need for these jobs and how much they pay.
o SELECT A FEW OCCUPATIONS from the alternatives. These should be in
areas that you would really like to find employment.
AFTER YOU HAVE NARROWED YOUR CHOICES to a few good targets, request a
JOB SEARCH SERVICE (JSS) report form at the end of this report. The
JSS report will help you identify actual employers to contact.
The JSS report will help you get to where you want to be:
WORKING AGAIN IN A JOB YOU WANT!
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HOW TO USE THIS PAGE: UNDERLINE, HIGHLIGHT, or DRAW A CIRCLE around the
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GOAL: The description uses powerful action words
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606.682-014 DRILL-PRESS OPERATOR (machine shop)
J O B D E S C R I P T I O N
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PRODUCTION-DRILLING-MACHINE OPERATOR. Operates previously set up drilling
machines, such as single- or multiple-spindle drill presses to drill, ream,
countersink, spot face, or tap holes in metal or nonmetal workpieces
according to specifications: Lifts workpiece manually or with hoist, and
positions and secures it on machine table in drilling jig or holding
fixture. Moves machine controls to feed tools into workpiece, and engages
automatic feed. Observes machine operation, and verifies conformance of
drilled workpiece to specifications, using fixed gauges, calipers, and
micrometers. Changes worn cutting tools, using wrenches. Moves controls to
adjust cutting speeds, feed rates, and depth of cut. May assist MACHINE
SETTER (machine shop) 600.360-014 in setting up machine. May sharpen
cutting tools, using bench grinder. May perform minor assembly, such as
fastening parts with nuts, bolts, and screws, using power tools and
handtools. May be designated according to product as Barrel Reamer
(ordnance); or function of machine as Reamer Operator (machine shop);
Tapper Operator (machine shop).
This standard job description is taken from the '1991 Revised Fourth Edition
of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles' (DOT), U.S. Dept. of Labor.
Additional Job Duties you have done (ADD YOUR OWN STATEMENTS HERE):
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HOW TO USE THIS PAGE: UNDERLINE, HIGHLIGHT, or DRAW A CIRCLE around the
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GOAL: The description uses powerful action words
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601.281-026 TOOL MAKER, BENCH (machine shop)
J O B D E S C R I P T I O N
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Lays out, fits, and assembles parts to make and repair cutting tools, jigs,
fixtures, gauges, or machinists' handtools, analyzing specifications
according to knowledge of tool designs, shop mathematics, machining, and
layout and assembly procedures: Studies blueprint to determine machining to
be done and plans layout and assembly. Measures, marks, and scribes metal
stock to lay out for machining by other workers [LAY-OUT WORKER (machine
shop) 600.281-018]. Operates drill press to drill and tap holes in parts
[DRILL-PRESS SET-UP OPERATOR, SINGLE SPINDLE (machine shop) 606.682-018].
Smooths and scrapes parts to fit, using handtools such as files and
scrapers. Positions and secures parts on surface plate with devices such
as V-blocks, vises, and angle plates. Assembles parts into product, using
tools such as wrenches, hammers, and tweezers, and verifies dimensions and
alignments, using measuring instruments such as micrometers, height gauges,
and gauge blocks. May set up and operate surface grinder [GRINDER OPERATOR,
SURFACE, TOOL (machine shop) 603.280-014] to grind surface of parts. May
test assembled mechanism. May be designated according to specialized
function as Tool Repairer, Bench (machine shop); or according to product
made as Gauge Maker (machine shop); Jig-And-Fixture Maker (machine shop).
This standard job description is taken from the '1991 Revised Fourth Edition
of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles' (DOT), U.S. Dept. of Labor.
Additional Job Duties you have done (ADD YOUR OWN STATEMENTS HERE):
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HOW TO USE THIS PAGE: UNDERLINE, HIGHLIGHT, or DRAW A CIRCLE around the
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GOAL: The description uses powerful action words
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860.381-022 CARPENTER (construction)
J O B D E S C R I P T I O N
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Constructs, erects, installs, and repairs structures and fixtures of wood,
plywood, and wallboard, using carpenter's handtools and power tools, and
conforming to local building codes: Studies blueprints, sketches, or
building plans for information pertaining to type of material required,
such as lumber or fiberboard, and dimensions of structure or fixture to be
fabricated. Selects specified type of lumber or other materials. Prepares
layout, using rule, framing square, and calipers. Marks cutting and
assembly lines on materials, using pencil, chalk, and marking gauge. Shapes
materials to prescribed measurements, using saws, chisels, and planes.
Assembles cut and shaped materials and fastens them together with nails,
dowel pins, or glue. Verifies trueness of structure with plumb bob and
carpenter's level. Erects framework for structures and lays subflooring.
Builds stairs and lays out and installs partitions and cabinet work. Covers
subfloor with building paper to keep out moisture and lays hardwood,
parquet, and wood-strip-block floors by nailing floors to subfloor or
cementing them to mastic or asphalt base. Applies shock-absorbing,
sound-deadening, and decorative paneling to ceilings and walls. Fits and
installs prefabricated window frames, doors, doorframes, weather stripping,
interior and exterior trim, and finish hardware, such as locks,
letterdrops, and kick plates. Constructs forms and chutes for pouring
concrete. Erects scaffolding and ladders for assembling structures above
ground level. May weld metal parts to steel structural members. When
specializing in particular phase of carpentry, is designated according to
specialty as Combination-Window Installer (construction); Lay-Out
Carpenter (construction). When specializing in finish carpentry, such as
installing interior and exterior trim, building stairs, and laying hardwood
floors, is designated Finish Carpenter (construction). When erecting frame
buildings and performing general carpentry work in residential
construction, is designated House Carpenter (construction). May remove and
replace sections of structures prior to and after installation of
insulating materials and be designated Building-Insulating Carpenter
(construction; retail trade). May perform carpentry work in construction of
walk-in freezers and environmental test chambers and be designated
Carpenter, Refrigerator (svc. ind. mach.). May be designated: Door Hanger
(construction); Finished-Hardware Erector (construction); Garage-Door
Hanger (construction); Hardwood-Floor Installer (construction); Jalousie
Installer (construction); Stair Builder (construction); Trim Setter
(construction); Weather Stripper (construction); Wood-Sash-And-Frame
Carpenter (construction); Wood-Strip-Block Floor Installer (construction).
This standard job description is taken from the '1991 Revised Fourth Edition
of the Dictionary of Occupational Titles' (DOT), U.S. Dept. of Labor.
Additional Job Duties you have done (ADD YOUR OWN STATEMENTS HERE):
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Your Past or Current Occupational Titles:
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DRILL-PRESS OPERATOR
TOOL MAKER, BENCH
CARPENTER
Occupations listed on the following pages are generally transferable based
on your unique combination of skills, interests, and experience. These
occupations occur in many different industries and are within your
abilities. As you study this list, you will learn more about your own
range of career options.
Some of these industries may be new to you. While this may be confusing
at first, your research efforts now will help you to determine the
occupations that you would really like to pursue.
State / Province Projections
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Labor market projections for WASHINGTON
are indicated by a +, -, or = sign to the left of the DOT Code number. *
+ means 10% or more GROWTH projected for the occupation statewide
= means STABILITY projected for the occupation statewide
- means 10% or more DECLINE projected for the occupation statewide
HOW TO USE THIS LIST:
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--> PRINT OUT THE LAST TWO PAGES OF THIS REPORT NOW. These pages are the
"Alternate Occupations Worksheet".
--> STUDY THIS LIST of alternate occupations to learn about your options.
--> RECORD THE DOT CODE NUMBER * of the occupation(s) which interest you.
Copy the DOT Code number and title to the Alternate
Occupations Worksheet.
GOAL: This research will help you learn about your job alternatives and
----- set some goals to tightly target your job search. These circled
DOT Occupations will be used to obtain a list of businesses for
your job search campaign. As you study this list, keep long term
demand in mind for better job opportunities and career stability.
* The DOT CODE is a nine-digit cross reference number to the 1991
Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT). This DOT Code number is
listed to the left of each job title. If you wish to study these
definitions in greater detail, your local library has the DOT book.
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INDUSTRY
DOT CODE OCCUPATIONAL TITLE
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CONSTRUCTION
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+ 620.261-022 CONSTRUCTION-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC
HEAVY-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC. Analyzes malfunctions and repairs,
rebuilds, and maintains construction equipment.
+ 620.281-046 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC
SERVICE ENGINEER; SHOP MECHANIC. Inspects, repairs, and
maintains functional parts of automotive and mechanical
equipment and machinery, such as pumps, compressors, pipe-
laying machines, ditchdiggers, trucks, and tractors.
+ 620.664-014 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC HELPER
MECHANIC HELPER; SHOP-MECHANIC HELPER. Assists MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC (construction. & gas; pipe lines) in repairing and
maintaining automotive and mechanical machinery and
equipment.
+ 637.261-014 HEATING-AND-AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLER-SERVICER
AIR-CONDITIONING MECHANIC; ENVIRONMENTAL-CONTROL-SYSTEM
INSTALLER-SERVICER . Installs, services, and repairs
environmental control systems in residences, department
stores, office buildings, and commercial establishments.
= 637.281-010 PUMP ERECTOR
PUMP INSTALLATION AND SERVICER. Installs and repairs
submerged turbine pumps in waterwells, using rig (truck-
mounted hoisting equipment).
+ 801.381-010 ASSEMBLER, METAL BUILDING
Assembles prefabricated metal buildings according to
blueprint specifications, using handtools, power tools, and
hoisting equipment.
+ 801.684-026 REINFORCING-METAL WORKER
REINFORCING-BAR SETTER; REINFORCING-IRON WORKER . Positions
and secures steel bars in concrete forms to reinforce
concrete.
+ 840.381-010 PAINTER
Applies coats of paint, varnish, stain, enamel, or lacquer
to decorate and protect interior or exterior surfaces,
trimmings, and fixtures of buildings and other structures.
+ 841.381-010 PAPERHANGER
Covers interior walls and ceilings of rooms with decorative
wallpaper or fabric, using handtools.
= 842.361-010 LATHER
Fastens wooden, metal, or rockboard lath to walls, ceilings,
and partitions of buildings to provide supporting base for
plaster, fireproofing, or acoustical material, using
handtools and portable power tools.
= 842.361-014 LATHER APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
+ 842.361-018 PLASTERER
Applies coats of plaster to interior walls, ceilings, and
partitions of buildings, to produce finished surface,
according to blueprints, architect's drawings, or oral
instructions, using handtools and portable power tools.
+ 842.361-022 PLASTERER APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
+ 842.381-014 STUCCO MASON
PLASTERER, STUCCO; STUCCO WORKER. Applies weatherproof,
decorative covering of Portland cement or gypsum plaster to
outside building surfaces, using handtools.
= 842.664-010 TAPER
DRY-WALL FINISHER; FINISHER, WALLBOARD AND PLASTERBOARD.
Seals joints between plasterboard or other wallboards to
prepare wall surface for painting or papering.
+ 842.684-014 DRY-WALL APPLICATOR
DRY-WALL NAILER; SHEETROCK INSTALLER. Installs plasterboard
or other wallboard to ceiling and interior walls of
building, using handtools and portable power tools.
= 844.364-010 CEMENT MASON
CEMENT FINISHER; CEMENT PAVER. Smooths and finishes surfaces
of poured concrete floors, walls, sidewalks, or curbs to
specified textures, using handtools or power tools,
including floats, trowels, and screeds.
= 844.364-014 CEMENT-MASON APPRENTICE
CEMENT-FINISHER APPRENTICE; CONCRETE-FINISHER APPRENTICE.
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
851.383-010 IRRIGATION SYSTEM INSTALLER
Installs underground pipe for farm irrigation systems.
+ 853.663-010 ASPHALT-PAVING-MACHINE OPERATOR
ASPHALT-SPREADER OPERATOR; BITUMINOUS-PAVING-MACHINE
OPERATOR . Operates machine that spreads and levels hot-mix
bituminous paving material on subgrade of highways and
streets.
+ 853.663-018 ROAD-OILING-TRUCK DRIVER
BITUMINOUS-DISTRIBUTOR OPERATOR; OIL SPRAYER. Drives and
operates truck equipped with tank to spray oil or bituminous
emulsions on road surfaces.
+ 853.663-022 STONE-SPREADER OPERATOR
SPREADER BOX OPERATOR. Operates stone-spreading machine to
lay gravel, stone, and cold-mix asphalt on road surfaces.
= 859.682-018 PILE-DRIVER OPERATOR
HOISTING ENGINEER, PILE DRIVING. Operates pile driver
mounted on skids, barge, crawler treads, or locomotive crane
to drive piling as foundations for structures, such as
buildings, bridges, and piers.
+ 860.381-010 ACOUSTICAL CARPENTER
ACOUSTICAL-MATERIAL WORKER; METAL-TILE LATHER. Mounts
acoustical tile to walls and ceilings of buildings to reduce
reflection of sound and to decorate rooms.
+ 860.381-022 CARPENTER
Constructs, erects, installs, and repairs structures and
fixtures of wood, plywood, and wallboard, using carpenter's
handtools and power tools, and conforming to local building
codes.
+ 860.381-026 CARPENTER APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
+ 860.381-046 FORM BUILDER
CARPENTER, FORM; WOOD-FORM BUILDER. Constructs built-in-
place or prefabricated wooden forms, according to
specifications, for molding concrete structures.
+ 860.381-066 TANK BUILDER AND ERECTOR
TANK MAKER, WOOD. Constructs and erects wooden tanks for
storing liquids according to blueprint specifications.
+ 861.361-010 COMPOSITION-STONE APPLICATOR
Casts composition stone and applies it over surfaces of
structures to provide decorative coating.
+ 861.381-026 BRICKLAYER, FIREBRICK AND REFRACTORY TILE
BRICKMASON. Lays firebrick and refractory tile to build,
rebuild, reline, or patch high-temperature or heating
equipment.
+ 861.381-030 MARBLE SETTER
Cuts, tools, and sets marble slabs in floors and walls of
buildings and repairs and polishes slab previously set in
buildings.
= 861.381-034 SOFT-TILE SETTER
TILE SETTER. Applies decorative steel, aluminum, and plastic
tile (known as soft tile to distinguish from ceramic tile)
to walls and cabinets of bathrooms and kitchens.
+ 861.381-038 STONEMASON
Sets stone to build stone structures, such as piers, walls,
and abutments, or lays walks, curbstones, or special types
of masonry, such as alberene using mason's tools.
+ 861.381-042 STONEMASON APPRENTICE
STONE RIGGER; STONE-SETTER APPRENTICE. Performs duties as
described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
= 861.381-046 TERRAZZO WORKER
ARTIFICIAL-MARBLE WORKER; FLOOR GRINDER. Applies cement,
sand, pigment, and marble chips to floors, stairways, and
cabinet fixtures to attain durable and decorative surfacing
according to specifications and drawings.
= 861.381-050 TERRAZZO-WORKER APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
= 861.381-054 TILE SETTER
TILE FITTER; TILE LAYER. Applies tile to walls, floors,
ceilings, and promenade roof decks, following design
specifications.
= 861.381-058 TILE SETTER APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
= 861.381-062 TILE-CONDUIT LAYER
Lays tile conduit that insulates and protects water or
steampipes.
= 862.281-022 PIPE FITTER
PLUMBER, PIPE FITTING. Lays out, assembles, installs, and
maintains pipe systems, pipe supports, and related hydraulic
and pneumatic equipment.
= 862.281-026 PIPE-FITTER APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title. Frequently specializes in such areas as
refrigeration, air-conditioning; or gas, oil, hot water, and
steam heating systems.
= 862.381-030 PLUMBER
Assembles, installs, and repairs pipes, fittings, and
fixtures of heating, water, and drainage systems, according
to specifications and plumbing codes.
= 862.381-034 PLUMBER APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
862.682-014 PIPE-WRAPPING-MACHINE OPERATOR
Operates pipe-wrapping machine to coat pipelines with
asphalt or other corrosion-resisting compounds and wrap them
spirally with fabrics, such as glass cloth and felt paper.
+ 863.364-010 INSULATION-WORKER APPRENTICE
INSULATOR APPRENTICE. Performs duties as described under
APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
+ 863.364-014 INSULATION WORKER
Applies insulating material to exposed surfaces of
structures, such as air ducts, hot and cold pipes, storage
tanks, and cold storage rooms.
+ 863.381-010 CORK INSULATOR, REFRIGERATION PLANT
INSULATION WORKER, INTERIOR SURFACE. Applies insulating
slabs of cork or fiberglass to walls, floor, and ceiling.
= 864.481-010 FLOOR LAYER
FLOOR COVERER; FLOOR-COVERING-TILE LAYER. Applies blocks,
strips, or sheets of shock-absorbing, sound-deadening, or
decorative covering to floors, walls, and cabinets.
= 864.481-014 FLOOR-LAYER APPRENTICE
FLOOR-COVERER APPRENTICE. Performs duties as described under
APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
+ 865.381-010 GLAZIER
GLASS SETTER; GLASSWORKER. Installs glass in windows,
skylights, store fronts, and display cases, or on surfaces,
such as building fronts, interior walls, ceilings, and
tabletops.
+ 865.381-014 GLAZIER APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
= 866.381-010 ROOFER
Covers roofs with roofing materials other than sheet metal,
such as composition shingles or sheets, wood shingles, or
asphalt and gravel, to waterproof roofs.
= 866.381-014 ROOFER APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
= 866.684-010 ROOFER APPLICATOR
Sprays roofs, sidings, and walls with urethane or
polyurethane foam to bind, seal, insulate, or soundproof
sections of structures.
869.261-010 HOUSE MOVER
Prepares buildings for moving from one site to another on
trailer truck or rollers, determining most suitable
technique based on knowledge of structures and moving-permit
regulations.
869.261-018 POURED-CONCRETE-WALL TECHNICIAN
Surveys and marks construction site, and constructs concrete
buildings, using surveying instruments, blueprints,
handtools, and power tools, working as member of crew.
869.281-014 HOUSE BUILDER
Builds and repairs houses, barns, commercial buildings,
garages, and similar structures.
869.361-010 CONDUIT MECHANIC
DUCT LAYER. Builds and repairs concrete underground vaults
and manholes, and installs ducts to provide installation and
maintenance facilities for underground power cables.
+ 869.381-010 HOUSE REPAIRER
Repairs and remodels houses and small buildings, according
to blueprints or oral instructions.
869.682-014 CORE-DRILL OPERATOR
Operates core drilling equipment to drill holes of specified
size in walls or slabs of concrete to facilitate
installation and repair of utility systems and equipment.
+ 869.683-018 TAMPING-MACHINE OPERATOR
ASPHALT-TAMPING-MACHINE OPERATOR; HYDRAULIC-HAMMER OPERATOR.
Operates crawler-tire or pneumatic-tire mounted tamping
machine to compact earthen fills and finished road
materials.
= 869.684-022 FENCE ERECTOR
IRONWORKER, WIRE-FENCE ERECTOR; WIRE-FENCE BUILDER. Erects
and repairs metal and wooden fences and fence gates around
industrial establishments, residences, or farms, using power
tools and handtools.
869.684-030 LAWN-SPRINKLER INSTALLER
Installs underground lawn sprinkler systems.
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= 601.280-022 DIE SINKER
FORGING-DIE SINKER. Lays out, machines, and finishes
impression cavities in die blocks to produce forging dies,
following blueprints and applying knowledge of diesinking.
= 601.281-014 DIE-TRY-OUT WORKER, STAMPING
Tests, shapes, and smooths stamping die, using tryout power
press and abrading handtools, until die members impart
specified characteristics to sheet metal product.
= 601.281-026 TOOL MAKER, BENCH
Lays out, fits, and assembles parts to make and repair
cutting tools, jigs, fixtures, gauges, or machinists'
handtools.
= 601.381-010 DIE FINISHER
DIE FITTER. Grinds, files, sands, and polishes surfaces of
metalworking die members to specified shape and smoothness
and inspects dies for conformity to wood, plastic, or
plaster die models or prototype parts.
= 601.381-026 PLASTIC TOOL MAKER
Molds and assembles plastic tools, such as gauges, jigs,
templates, and fixtures, following blueprints.
= 601.381-042 DIE MAKER, ELECTRONIC
Lays out, machines, fits, and assembles metal parts to
fabricate electronic (heat-sealing) dies used to form
plastic products, working from blueprints or drawings and
using milling machine, tools, and precision instruments.
= 602.360-010 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, GEAR, TOOL
GEAR-AND-SPLINE GRINDER. Sets up and operates precision gear
grinding machine with special indexing equipment to grind
master and precision gears, usually on custom basis,
analyzing specifications and selecting tooling.
+ 602.380-010 GEAR-CUTTING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR
ALL-AROUND-GEAR-MACHINE OPERATOR; GEAR CUTTER. Sets up and
operates two or more types of gear-cutting and finishing
machines.
+ 602.382-010 GEAR HOBBER SET-UP OPERATOR
HOBBING-MACHINE OPERATOR. Sets up and operates one or more
gear hobbing machines to machine splines or gear teeth on
metal blanks according to specifications, machining
instructions, and knowledge of gear hobbing procedures.
+ 602.382-014 GEAR-GENERATOR SET-UP OPERATOR, SPIRAL BEVEL
CURVED-TOOTH-GEAR-GENERATOR OPERATOR; GLEASON-GEAR
GENERATOR. Sets up and operates one or more spiral-bevel
gear generating machines to cut and shape spiral or hypoid
teeth on metal bevel-gear blanks.
+ 602.382-018 GEAR-GENERATOR SET-UP OPERATOR, STRAIGHT BEVEL
BEVEL-GEAR-GENERATOR OPERATOR; GENERATOR OPERATOR, STRAIGHT-
BEVEL GEAR. Sets up and operates one or more straight-tooth
bevel-gear generating machines to cut and shape straight
teeth on metal bevel-gear blanks.
+ 602.382-022 GEAR-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR
MILLING-MACHINE OPERATOR, GEAR. Sets up and operates one or
more gear milling machines to machine splines or gear teeth
on metal blanks, according to machining instructions and
knowledge of gear milling procedures.
+ 602.382-026 GEAR-SHAPER SET-UP OPERATOR
Sets up and operates one or more gear shaping machines to
machine splines or gear teeth in metal blanks, according to
machining instructions and knowledge of gear types and gear
shaping procedures.
+ 602.382-030 GEAR-SHAVER SET-UP OPERATOR
Sets up and operates one or more gear-shaving machines that
utilize gashed, gear-shaped cutting tools to shape and
smooth gear teeth or to correct distortions remaining from
roughing (gear-cutting) operation.
= 602.382-034 GRINDER, GEAR
GEAR-GRINDING-MACHINE OPERATOR; GEAR-TOOTH-GRINDING-MACHINE
OPERATOR. Sets up and operates one or more gear grinding
machines to grind surfaces of splines or gear teeth.
= 602.482-010 GEAR-LAPPING-MACHINE OPERATOR
GEAR FINISHER; GEAR NICKER. Sets up and operates gear-
lapping machine to lap gears according to specifications,
machining instructions, standard charts, and knowledge of
gear lapping procedures.
= 603.280-010 GRINDER OPERATOR, EXTERNAL, TOOL
CYLINDRICAL GRINDER, TOOL; EXTERNAL-CYLINDRICAL-GRINDER
OPERATOR . Sets up and operates external grinding machines
to grind external cylindrical and tapered surfaces of
rotating metal workpieces.
= 603.280-014 GRINDER OPERATOR, SURFACE, TOOL
GRINDER, HAND; PRECISION GRINDER, SURFACE. Sets up and
operates surface grinding machines with horizontal or
vertical spindle and reciprocating or rotating table to
grind flat or contoured surfaces of metal workpieces.
= 603.280-022 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, INTERNAL
GRINDER, HAND; INNER-DIAMETER GRINDER, TOOL . Sets up and
operates internal grinding machines to grind internal
cylindrical and tapered surfaces of rotating metal
workpieces.
= 603.280-034 JOB SETTER, HONING
Sets up horizontal or vertical honing machines for HONING-
MACHINE OPERATORS, PRODUCTION (machine shop) engaged in
production honing of metal objects.
= 603.280-038 TOOL-GRINDER OPERATOR
CUTTER GRINDER; CUTTER-GRINDER OPERATOR . Sets up and
operates grinding machines, such as surface and universal,
carbide, drill, and tool-and-cutter grinders, to sharpen
cutting tools to specifications.
= 603.380-010 GRINDER MACHINE SETTER
Sets up metal-grinding machines, such as external, internal,
surface, and centerless grinders, for GRINDER OPERATORS,
PRODUCTION (machine shop) 603.685-062.
= 603.382-014 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, CENTERLESS
CENTERLESS-GRINDING-MACHINE OPERATOR. Sets up and operates
one or more centerless grinding machines to grind external
or internal cylindrical or tapered surfaces of metal
workpieces to blueprint specifications.
= 603.382-018 HONING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR
HONE OPERATOR; HONING-MACHINE OPERATOR. Sets up and operates
one or more vertical or horizontal honing machines to hone
internal or external surfaces of objects.
= 603.382-022 HONING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL
HONING-MACHINE OPERATOR, TOOL;JOB HONER. Sets up and
operates vertical or horizontal honing machine to hone
internal or external surfaces of metal objects, such as
prototype cylinders, bearings, or connecting rods.
= 603.382-026 LAPPING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR
Sets up and operates lapping machines to lap surfaces of
flat, cylindrical, or spherical objects or of adjacent
mechanical parts to specified finish or dimensions.
= 603.382-030 PRINTING-ROLLER POLISHER
Operates polishing lathe to reduce circumference of printing
rollers to specifications and remove defects, such as
turning and polishing lines, high spots, and scratches.
= 603.382-034 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR
Sets up and operates grinding machines to grind threads on
metal objects, such as screws, bolts, and micrometer
spindles, and to grind internal and external surfaces of
metal workpieces to specifications.
= 603.382-038 KNIFE GRINDER
CUTTER-HEAD SHARPENER; TOOL GRINDER. Sets up and operates
grinding machines to shape and sharpen planer knives and
woodworking machine cutters according to specifications.
- 604.280-018 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, SINGLE SPINDLE
AUTOMATIC-SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR; BAR-MACHINE OPERATOR,
SINGLE SPINDLE. Sets up and operates one or more single-
spindle lathe-type screw machines equipped with automatic
feeding and tool-indexing mechanisms.
+ 604.362-010 LATHE OPERATOR, NUMERICAL CONTROL
Sets up and operates numerically controlled horizontal lathe
to perform machining operations, such as turning, boring,
facing, and threading parts, such as castings, forgings, and
bar stock.
- 604.380-022 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR
AUTOMATIC-SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR; BAR-MACHINE OPERATOR. Sets
up and operates single- or multiple-spindle lathe-type screw
machines equipped with automatic indexing and feeding
mechanisms to machine metal bar stock.
= 604.382-010 SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, MULTIPLE SPINDLE
BAR-MACHINE OPERATOR, MULTIPLE SPINDLE. Operates one or more
previously set up multiple-spindle screw machines equipped
with automatic indexing and feeding mechanism.
= 604.382-014 SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, SINGLE SPINDLE
BAR-MACHINE OPERATOR, SINGLE SPINDLE. Operates one or more
previously set up single-spindle screw machines equipped
with automatic indexing and feeding mechanisms to perform
series of machining operations on metal bar stock.
- 604.682-014 THREADING-MACHINE OPERATOR
Sets up and operates single- or multiple-spindle threading
machine to thread and chamfer cylindrical stock according to
specifications.
= 605.280-014 PROFILING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR I
CAM-MILLING-MACHINE OPERATOR; DIE-SINKING-MACHINE OPERATOR.
Sets up and operates milling machine equipped with built-in
or attached tracing mechanism.
= 605.282-014 PLANER SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL
Sets up and operates planers that reciprocate workpieces
against stationary bar tools to plane and groove large metal
workpieces, such as castings for metalworking dies and
machine ways.
= 605.282-018 PLANER-TYPE-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR
Sets up and operates planer-type milling machine that moves
workpiece back and forth against rigidly held rotating
cutters to mill workpieces.
+ 605.360-010 ROUTER SET-UP OPERATOR, NUMERICAL CONTROL
Sets up and operates multiaxis, numerically controlled
routing machine to cut and shape metallic and nonmetallic
workpieces.
+ 605.380-010 MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, NUMERICAL CONTROL
Sets up and operates multiaxis numerical-control milling
machine to mill surfaces of metallic and nonmetallic
workpieces according to specifications and tooling
instructions, applying knowledge of machining methods.
= 605.382-014 ENGRAVER, TIRE MOLD
SKID-MACHINE OPERATOR. Sets up and operates cam-controlled
tread-engraving (skid) machine to mill tread designs in
metal molds for rubber tires, according to specifications.
= 605.382-022 PANTOGRAPH-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR
Sets up and operates pantograph-milling machine to mill
contoured two-dimensional profiles and three-dimensional
cavities in metal parts of such products as dies and molds
for metal diecasting and plastic molding.
= 605.382-026 PROFILING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR II
CAM-MILLING-MACHINE OPERATOR; DIE-SINKING-MACHINE OPERATOR.
Sets up and operates profile milling machine.
= 605.382-030 ROTARY-HEAD-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR
Sets up and operates vertical milling machine with spindle
mounted within larger rotary head so that rotating cutter
can move anywhere within given circle to mill complex
shapes.
= 605.382-038 SHAPER SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL
SHAPER MACHINE HAND; SHAPER OPERATOR. Sets up and operates
one or more shapers that reciprocate bar tool against
stationary workpiece to plane, shape, or groove metal
workpieces, such as machine, tool, or die parts.
= 605.382-042 THREAD-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR
Sets up and operates thread-milling machine to mill threads
on external and internal surfaces of metal workpieces,
applying knowledge of thread types and thread-milling
methods.
+ 606.362-010 DRILL-PRESS OPERATOR, NUMERICAL CONTROL
Sets up and operates numerically controlled drill press that
automatically performs machining operations such as
drilling, reaming, countersinking, spot-facing, and tapping
of holes in metal workpieces.
- 606.382-022 BORING-MACHINE OPERATOR
Sets up and operates boring machines to bore, drill, tap,
spot face, groove, mill, or ream metal workpieces.
+ 609.362-010 NUMERICAL CONTROL MACHINE OPERATOR
Sets up and operates numerical control machine to cut,
shape, or form metal workpieces to specifications.
= 705.381-010 DIE BARBER
Rough-finishes stamping-die-member surfaces, using abrasives
and abrading handtools.
= 705.384-010 SCRAPER, HAND
HAND SCRAPER; SCRAPER. Scrapes metal workpieces with
handtools to smooth machine ways, surface plates, and
bearing surfaces to ensure free action of parts.
= 705.481-014 LAPPER, HAND, TOOL
LAP HAND, TOOL; PRECISION LAP HAND. Laps metal objects, such
as gauges and machine parts, to specifications within
tolerances as fine as 0.00001 inch, applying knowledge of
abrasives and lapping procedures.
= 705.484-010 FILER, HAND, TOOL
PRECISION FILER, HAND; TOOL FILER, HAND. Files grooved,
contoured, and irregular surfaces of metal objects.
= 705.484-014 FINAL FINISHER, FORGING DIES
DIE-FINISHER, FORGING; FORGING-DIE FINISHER. Grinds and
sands contoured metal surfaces to finish forging dies, using
handtools.
+ 705.684-038 MOLD FINISHER
Shapes and smooths metal surfaces to finish molds, using
handtools.
+ 709.684-022 BABBITTER
Lines bearing surfaces of metal workpieces with babbit (tin
alloy) to reduce friction and wear.
= 709.684-058 REAMER, HAND
Reams drilled holes in metal workpieces, using handtools.
Inserts reamer (straight-fluted rotary cutting tool) into
hole and twists and pushes it to enlarge, smooth, or improve
roundness of hole.
= 801.381-014 FITTER
Fits and assembles structural frameworks and housings from
materials, such as angle iron, I-beams, and plate steel,
using handtools and welding equipment and following
blueprint specifications.
AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
----------------------
= 624.281-010 FARM-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC I
FARM MECHANIC. Maintains, repairs, and overhauls farm
machinery, equipment, and vehicles, such as tractors,
harvesters, pumps, tilling equipment, trucks, etc. on farms
or in farm-equipment repair shops.
= 624.281-014 FARM-EQUIPMENT-MECHANIC APPRENTICE
FARM-MECHANIC APPRENTICE. Performs duties as described under
APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
ANY INDUSTRY
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+ 505.382-010 METAL-SPRAYING-MACHINE OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC I
FLAME-SPRAYING-MACHINE OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC;
METALIZING-MACHINE OPERATOR, AUTOMATIC. Sets up and operates
metal spraying machine to bond protective or decorative
coatings to metal objects.
+ 616.260-014 MULTI-OPERATION-FORMING-MACHINE SETTER
Sets up automatic multiple-operation machines to perform any
combination of bending, punching, roll forming, beading,
cutting, flanging, shearing, seaming and welding, soldering,
or clinching to fabricate metal parts.
= 617.260-010 PRESS OPERATOR, HEAVY DUTY
BENDING-PRESS OPERATOR; HYDRAULIC-PRESS OPERATOR. Sets up
and operates heavy-duty power press.
+ 620.281-018 AUTOMOTIVE-MAINTENANCE-EQUIPMENT SERVICER
AUTOMOTIVE-MAINTENANCE-EQUIPMENT REPAIRER; EQUIPMENT-SERVICE
ENGINEER. Adjusts and repairs automotive repairing,
servicing, and testing equipment, using handtools and power
tools.
+ 620.281-050 MECHANIC, INDUSTRIAL TRUCK
TRUCK REPAIRER. Repairs and maintains electric, diesel, and
gasoline industrial trucks, following manuals, and using
handtools, power tools, and knowledge of electrical, power
transmission, brake, and other automotive systems.
+ 625.281-010 DIESEL MECHANIC
Repairs and maintains diesel engines used to power machines,
such as buses, ships, trucks, railroad trains, electric
generators, and construction machinery.
+ 625.281-014 DIESEL-MECHANIC APPRENTICE
DIESEL-ENGINE-MECHANIC APPRENTICE. Performs duties as
described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
+ 626.381-014 GAS-WELDING-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC
APPARATUS-REPAIR MECHANIC. Repairs acetylene gas welding
equipment, using handtools and metalworking machines.
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES
-------------------
+ 620.281-058 TRACTOR MECHANIC
Diagnoses mechanical failures and repairs tractors and
tractor components according to manuals, factory
specifications, and knowledge of engine performances, using
handtools, power tools, and testing instruments.
COAL, METAL, AND NONMETAL MINING AND QUARRYING IND
--------------------------------------------------
= 622.381-030 MINE-CAR REPAIRER
PIT CAR REPAIRER; SHOP BLACKSMITH. Repairs or replaces
damaged parts of underground mine cars.
ENGINE AND TURBINE
------------------
- 625.261-010 DIESEL-ENGINE TESTER
Analyzes operation of diesel engines and components, such as
blowers and compressors to determine performance using
engineering specifications and test equipment.
+ 625.281-018 ENGINE REPAIRER, SERVICE
Repairs internal combustion engines in factory service
departments or repair establishments, according to company
specification charts, using machine tools, handtools, and
measuring instruments.
+ 625.361-010 DIESEL-ENGINE ERECTOR
DIESEL-ENGINE FITTER. Positions, fits, and secures engine
parts to erect in-line, V-type, or radial diesel engines.
FORGING
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= 610.381-010 BLACKSMITH
ANVIL SMITH. Forges and repairs variety of metal articles,
such as tongs, edged tools, hooks, chains, machine and
structural components, and agricultural implements as
specified by work orders, diagrams, or sample parts.
= 610.381-014 BLACKSMITH APPRENTICE
Performs duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry)
Master Title.
+ 626.261-010 FORGE-SHOP-MACHINE REPAIRER
HAMMER REPAIRER; POWER HAMMER REPAIRER. Repairs and
maintains forge shop machinery, such as hammers, forging
presses, rolls, upsetters, and furnaces.
FOUNDRY
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+ 514.360-010 DIE-CASTING-MACHINE SETTER
Sets up diecasting machines that cast parts, such as
automobile trim, carburetor housings, and motor parts from
nonferrous metals, such as zinc, aluminum, or magnesium.
+ 518.361-018 MOLDER, SWEEP
FLOOR MOLDER, SWEEP METHOD. Makes molds, using sweep method
which is adaptable only in cases where required casting is
symmetrical.
GALVANIZING AND OTHER COATING
-----------------------------
+ 501.362-010 COATING-MACHINE OPERATOR
Sets up and controls automatic hot-dip lines to plate steel
sheets with protective coating of metal, such as tin or
terne.
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, AND PLATED WARE
------------------------------------
= 601.381-014 DIE MAKER
DIE CUTTER; HUB CUTTER. Fabricates set of dies for use in
forming and shaping metal jewelry blanks, following drawings
or blueprints and using variety of metalworking machines and
engraver's handtools.
= 601.381-022 DIE-MAKER APPRENTICE
DIE-CUTTER APPRENTICE; HUB-CUTTER APPRENTICE. Performs
duties as described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master
Title.
KNITTING
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- 580.380-010 FIXER, BOARDING ROOM
Sets up and adjusts machines and equipment used to shape and
dry hose, using knowledge of machine function and boarding
II process.
PETROLEUM REFINING
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- 549.261-010 MECHANICAL INSPECTOR
INSPECTOR. Inspects processing and storage tanks, pipelines
and fittings, stills, towers, and pumping units for defects,
following specified inspection procedures.
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
-----------------------
= 500.381-010 CYLINDER GRINDER
GRINDER AND PLATER. Electroplates rotogravure printing
cylinders with coating of copper and grinds plates to
specifications, using grinding machines.
+ 627.261-018 MACHINIST APPRENTICE, LINOTYPE
LINOTYPE-MAINTENANCE-MECHANIC APPRENTICE. Performs duties as
described under APPRENTICE (any industry) Master Title.
WATER TRANSPORTATION
--------------------
= 623.281-010 DECK ENGINEER
Repairs and maintains deck machinery, such as cargo winches
and anchor windlasses.
WELDING AND RELATED PROCESSES
-----------------------------
+ 626.361-010 REPAIRER, WELDING, BRAZING, AND BURNING MACHINES
Repairs and maintains arc, gas, and resistance welding,
brazing, and cutting machines, according to blueprints,
catalogs, and data charts, applying knowledge of machine
repair and welding.
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BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS - 2006 WAGE ESTIMATES
WITH LOCAL ADJUSTMENT FOR: SEATTLE, WA
============================================================================
Data is shown about the earnings potential for each of the alternate
occupations listed earlier in the report. The median wage does not mean
the starting wage; rather it is a middle point between both minimum
(entry-level) and maximum reported wages. Starting wages are often
15-30% less than these figures.
HOW TO USE THIS LIST: Use your Alternative Occupations Worksheet. Look up
--------------------- the estimated wage for each of the occupations you
have listed on the worksheet.
GOAL: To help you make some decisions about your career
----- options, based on your financial needs.
+-----------------------------+
| ESTIMATED MEDIAN WAGE |
INDUSTRY: +---------+--------+----------+
--------- | Hourly | Weekly | Annual |
+---------+--------+----------+
CONSTRUCTION
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620.261-022 CONSTRUCTION-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC $20.87 $ 835 $ 43417
620.281-046 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC $20.19 $ 808 $ 42004
620.664-014 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC HELPER $13.64 $ 546 $ 28366
637.261-014 HEATING-AND-AIR-CONDITIONING INS $20.80 $ 832 $ 43254
637.281-010 PUMP ERECTOR $20.69 $ 828 $ 43037
801.381-010 ASSEMBLER, METAL BUILDING $21.13 $ 845 $ 43960
801.684-026 REINFORCING-METAL WORKER $10.44 $ 418 $ 21725
840.381-010 PAINTER $13.85 $ 554 $ 28801
841.381-010 PAPERHANGER $20.93 $ 837 $ 43526
842.361-010 LATHER $16.49 $ 659 $ 34289
842.361-014 LATHER APPRENTICE $16.49 $ 659 $ 34289
842.361-018 PLASTERER $13.98 $ 559 $ 29072
842.361-022 PLASTERER APPRENTICE $13.98 $ 559 $ 29072
842.381-014 STUCCO MASON $13.98 $ 559 $ 29072
842.664-010 TAPER $14.58 $ 583 $ 30322
842.684-014 DRY-WALL APPLICATOR $14.58 $ 583 $ 30322
844.364-010 CEMENT MASON $15.05 $ 602 $ 31300
844.364-014 CEMENT-MASON APPRENTICE $15.05 $ 602 $ 31300
851.383-010 IRRIGATION SYSTEM INSTALLER $19.33 $ 773 $ 40211
853.663-010 ASPHALT-PAVING-MACHINE OPERATOR $15.20 $ 608 $ 31626
853.663-018 ROAD-OILING-TRUCK DRIVER $15.20 $ 608 $ 31626
853.663-022 STONE-SPREADER OPERATOR $15.20 $ 608 $ 31626
859.682-018 PILE-DRIVER OPERATOR $23.38 $ 935 $ 48633
860.381-010 ACOUSTICAL CARPENTER $14.58 $ 583 $ 30322
860.381-022 CARPENTER $16.49 $ 659 $ 34289
860.381-026 CARPENTER APPRENTICE $16.49 $ 659 $ 34289
860.381-046 FORM BUILDER $16.49 $ 659 $ 34289
860.381-066 TANK BUILDER AND ERECTOR $16.49 $ 659 $ 34289
861.361-010 COMPOSITION-STONE APPLICATOR $16.17 $ 647 $ 33637
861.381-026 BRICKLAYER, FIREBRICK AND REFRAC $16.17 $ 647 $ 33637
861.381-030 MARBLE SETTER $16.17 $ 647 $ 33637
861.381-034 SOFT-TILE SETTER $15.49 $ 620 $ 32224
861.381-038 STONEMASON $16.17 $ 647 $ 33637
861.381-042 STONEMASON APPRENTICE $16.17 $ 647 $ 33637
861.381-046 TERRAZZO WORKER $15.05 $ 602 $ 31300
861.381-050 TERRAZZO-WORKER APPRENTICE $15.05 $ 602 $ 31300
861.381-054 TILE SETTER $15.49 $ 620 $ 32224
861.381-058 TILE SETTER APPRENTICE $15.49 $ 620 $ 32224
861.381-062 TILE-CONDUIT LAYER $15.49 $ 620 $ 32224
862.281-022 PIPE FITTER $19.33 $ 773 $ 40211
862.281-026 PIPE-FITTER APPRENTICE $19.33 $ 773 $ 40211
862.381-030 PLUMBER $19.33 $ 773 $ 40211
862.381-034 PLUMBER APPRENTICE $19.33 $ 773 $ 40211
862.682-014 PIPE-WRAPPING-MACHINE OPERATOR $19.65 $ 786 $ 40863
863.364-010 INSULATION-WORKER APPRENTICE $14.79 $ 591 $ 30757
863.364-014 INSULATION WORKER $14.79 $ 591 $ 30757
863.381-010 CORK INSULATOR, REFRIGERATION PL $14.79 $ 591 $ 30757
864.481-010 FLOOR LAYER $15.49 $ 620 $ 32224
864.481-014 FLOOR-LAYER APPRENTICE $15.49 $ 620 $ 32224
865.381-010 GLAZIER $18.16 $ 726 $ 37766
865.381-014 GLAZIER APPRENTICE $18.16 $ 726 $ 37766
866.381-010 ROOFER $14.00 $ 560 $ 29127
866.381-014 ROOFER APPRENTICE $14.00 $ 560 $ 29127
866.684-010 ROOFER APPLICATOR $14.00 $ 560 $ 29127
869.261-010 HOUSE MOVER $19.65 $ 786 $ 40863
869.261-018 POURED-CONCRETE-WALL TECHNICIAN $19.65 $ 786 $ 40863
869.281-014 HOUSE BUILDER $19.65 $ 786 $ 40863
869.361-010 CONDUIT MECHANIC $19.65 $ 786 $ 40863
869.381-010 HOUSE REPAIRER $16.49 $ 659 $ 34289
869.682-014 CORE-DRILL OPERATOR $14.29 $ 572 $ 29725
869.683-018 TAMPING-MACHINE OPERATOR $15.20 $ 608 $ 31626
869.684-022 FENCE ERECTOR $12.71 $ 509 $ 26445
869.684-030 LAWN-SPRINKLER INSTALLER $14.29 $ 572 $ 29725
MACHINE SHOP
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601.280-022 DIE SINKER $21.97 $ 879 $ 45699
601.281-014 DIE-TRY-OUT WORKER, STAMPING $21.97 $ 879 $ 45699
601.281-026 TOOL MAKER, BENCH $21.97 $ 879 $ 45699
601.381-010 DIE FINISHER $21.97 $ 879 $ 45699
601.381-026 PLASTIC TOOL MAKER $21.97 $ 879 $ 45699
601.381-042 DIE MAKER, ELECTRONIC $21.97 $ 879 $ 45699
602.360-010 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, GEAR, T $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
602.380-010 GEAR-CUTTING-MACHINE SET-UP OPER $24.87 $ 995 $ 51730
602.382-010 GEAR HOBBER SET-UP OPERATOR $24.87 $ 995 $ 51730
602.382-014 GEAR-GENERATOR SET-UP OPERATOR, $24.87 $ 995 $ 51730
602.382-018 GEAR-GENERATOR SET-UP OPERATOR, $24.87 $ 995 $ 51730
602.382-022 GEAR-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPER $24.87 $ 995 $ 51730
602.382-026 GEAR-SHAPER SET-UP OPERATOR $24.87 $ 995 $ 51730
602.382-030 GEAR-SHAVER SET-UP OPERATOR $24.87 $ 995 $ 51730
602.382-034 GRINDER, GEAR $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
602.482-010 GEAR-LAPPING-MACHINE OPERATOR $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
603.280-010 GRINDER OPERATOR, EXTERNAL, TOOL $17.19 $ 688 $ 35756
603.280-014 GRINDER OPERATOR, SURFACE, TOOL $17.19 $ 688 $ 35756
603.280-022 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, INTERNA $17.19 $ 688 $ 35756
603.280-034 JOB SETTER, HONING $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
603.280-038 TOOL-GRINDER OPERATOR $17.19 $ 688 $ 35756
603.380-010 GRINDER MACHINE SETTER $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
603.382-014 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, CENTERL $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
603.382-018 HONING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
603.382-022 HONING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
603.382-026 LAPPING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
603.382-030 PRINTING-ROLLER POLISHER $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
603.382-034 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
603.382-038 KNIFE GRINDER $15.83 $ 633 $ 32930
604.280-018 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, S $16.07 $ 643 $ 33419
604.362-010 LATHE OPERATOR, NUMERICAL CONTRO $20.48 $ 819 $ 42602
604.380-022 SCREW-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR $16.07 $ 643 $ 33419
604.382-010 SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, MULTIPLE $16.07 $ 643 $ 33419
604.382-014 SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, SINGLE S $16.07 $ 643 $ 33419
604.682-014 THREADING-MACHINE OPERATOR $16.07 $ 643 $ 33419
605.280-014 PROFILING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATO $12.50 $ 500 $ 25995
605.282-014 PLANER SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL $12.50 $ 500 $ 25995
605.282-018 PLANER-TYPE-MILLING-MACHINE SET- $12.50 $ 500 $ 25995
605.360-010 ROUTER SET-UP OPERATOR, NUMERICA $20.48 $ 819 $ 42602
605.380-010 MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATOR, $20.48 $ 819 $ 42602
605.382-014 ENGRAVER, TIRE MOLD $12.50 $ 500 $ 25995
605.382-022 PANTOGRAPH-MACHINE SET-UP OPERAT $12.50 $ 500 $ 25995
605.382-026 PROFILING-MACHINE SET-UP OPERATO $12.50 $ 500 $ 25995
605.382-030 ROTARY-HEAD-MILLING-MACHINE SET- $12.50 $ 500 $ 25995
605.382-038 SHAPER SET-UP OPERATOR, TOOL $12.50 $ 500 $ 25995
605.382-042 THREAD-MILLING-MACHINE SET-UP OP $12.50 $ 500 $ 25995
606.362-010 DRILL-PRESS OPERATOR, NUMERICAL $20.48 $ 819 $ 42602
606.382-022 BORING-MACHINE OPERATOR $13.48 $ 539 $ 28040
609.362-010 NUMERICAL CONTROL MACHINE OPERAT $20.48 $ 819 $ 42602
705.381-010 DIE BARBER $17.19 $ 688 $ 35756
705.384-010 SCRAPER, HAND $16.09 $ 644 $ 33474
705.481-014 LAPPER, HAND, TOOL $17.19 $ 688 $ 35756
705.484-010 FILER, HAND, TOOL $16.09 $ 644 $ 33474
705.484-014 FINAL FINISHER, FORGING DIES $16.09 $ 644 $ 33474
705.684-038 MOLD FINISHER $16.09 $ 644 $ 33474
709.684-022 BABBITTER $14.53 $ 581 $ 30214
709.684-058 REAMER, HAND $16.09 $ 644 $ 33474
801.381-014 FITTER $15.78 $ 631 $ 32822
AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
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624.281-010 FARM-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC I $20.87 $ 835 $ 43417
624.281-014 FARM-EQUIPMENT-MECHANIC APPRENTI $20.87 $ 835 $ 43417
ANY INDUSTRY
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505.382-010 METAL-SPRAYING-MACHINE OPERATOR, $17.79 $ 712 $ 37006
616.260-014 MULTI-OPERATION-FORMING-MACHINE $14.63 $ 585 $ 30431
617.260-010 PRESS OPERATOR, HEAVY DUTY $14.37 $ 575 $ 29888
620.281-018 AUTOMOTIVE-MAINTENANCE-EQUIPMENT $20.69 $ 828 $ 43037
620.281-050 MECHANIC, INDUSTRIAL TRUCK $20.19 $ 808 $ 42004
625.281-010 DIESEL MECHANIC $20.19 $ 808 $ 42004
625.281-014 DIESEL-MECHANIC APPRENTICE $20.19 $ 808 $ 42004
626.381-014 GAS-WELDING-EQUIPMENT MECHANIC $20.69 $ 828 $ 43037
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES
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620.281-058 TRACTOR MECHANIC $20.19 $ 808 $ 42004
COAL, METAL, AND NONMETAL MINING AND QUARRYING IND
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622.381-030 MINE-CAR REPAIRER $20.87 $ 835 $ 43417
ENGINE AND TURBINE
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625.261-010 DIESEL-ENGINE TESTER $16.12 $ 645 $ 33528
625.281-018 ENGINE REPAIRER, SERVICE $21.00 $ 840 $ 43689
625.361-010 DIESEL-ENGINE ERECTOR $14.03 $ 561 $ 29181
FORGING
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610.381-010 BLACKSMITH $14.63 $ 585 $ 30431
610.381-014 BLACKSMITH APPRENTICE $14.63 $ 585 $ 30431
626.261-010 FORGE-SHOP-MACHINE REPAIRER $20.69 $ 828 $ 43037
FOUNDRY
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514.360-010 DIE-CASTING-MACHINE SETTER $17.56 $ 702 $ 36516
518.361-018 MOLDER, SWEEP $17.56 $ 702 $ 36516
GALVANIZING AND OTHER COATING
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501.362-010 COATING-MACHINE OPERATOR $17.79 $ 712 $ 37006
JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, AND PLATED WARE
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601.381-014 DIE MAKER $21.97 $ 879 $ 45699
601.381-022 DIE-MAKER APPRENTICE $21.97 $ 879 $ 45699
KNITTING
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580.380-010 FIXER, BOARDING ROOM $12.88 $ 515 $ 26782
PETROLEUM REFINING
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549.261-010 MECHANICAL INSPECTOR $16.12 $ 645 $ 33528
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
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500.381-010 CYLINDER GRINDER $17.19 $ 688 $ 35756
627.261-018 MACHINIST APPRENTICE, LINOTYPE $20.69 $ 828 $ 43037
WATER TRANSPORTATION
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623.281-010 DECK ENGINEER $19.59 $ 784 $ 40755
WELDING AND RELATED PROCESSES
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626.361-010 REPAIRER, WELDING, BRAZING, AND $20.69 $ 828 $ 43037
JOB SEARCH SERVICE Request Form
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The information you submit on this JOB SEARCH SERVICE Request Form
will create a second personalized report that has business listings
to use in your job search.
The JOB SEARCH SERVICE report contains information to help you write
your resume. The business listings to use for your job search can be
ANYWHERE YOU WANT IN THE U.S.! If you are thinking of relocating, this
is a great way to explore opportunities in some other location!
HOW TO USE THIS REQUEST FORM:
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1. CHOOSE THREE occupations you want to pursue in your job search from
your Alternative Occupations Worksheet. You may choose some or
all of your current and past occupations. You could also choose
something entirely different of greater interest to you.
2. Record the DOT Code and Title of these THREE in the spaces below.
3. Fill in the other information.
GOAL: To obtain a list of businesses appropriate to your job search goals.
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Return this form for processing to:
SkillTRAN - Email: reports@skilltran.com
3910 S. Union Court
Spokane, WA 99206
(509) 927-8195 or FAX (509) 926-2611
Your Name: ____________________________________ Today's Date: ____________
Address: ____________________________________
City: ____________________________________ State: ______ Zip: _______
Home Phone: (_____) ____________
Business listings will generally be within a 30 mile radius of your zip code,
unless you request otherwise.
How far will you commute to work? ____ miles.
Is your city the area where you want to work? YES or NO (circle your answer)
If NO, where would you like to work (RELOCATE)?
State: __________________ City: ________________________________
OCCUPATIONS YOU WANT FOR YOUR JOB SEARCH:
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DOT CODE Occupation Title
Job #1 - _____._____-_____ __________________________________________
Job #2 - _____._____-_____ __________________________________________
Job #3 - _____._____-_____ __________________________________________
ALTERNATE OCCUPATIONS WORKSHEET
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This worksheet is designed to help you think about alternate occupations. It
will help you gather important information about possible jobs, long term job
growth, and wages.
HOW TO USE THIS WORKSHEET:
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1. Study the list of your possible alternate occupations.
2. If an occupation seems interesting to you, record the industry,
the DOT Code, Title, and State growth sign (+,-, or =) below.
YOU MAY CHOOSE TO INCLUDE YOUR PAST AND CURRENT OCCUPATIONS.
You might also decide to add some choices not on this list which
are completely new to you.
3. Pick as many of the occupations as you like.
4. When you have finished your review, look up the estimated local
wage information for those occupations. Record it on this worksheet.
GOAL: To create a list of occupational alternatives that are:
----- A. Interesting to you.
B. Rewarding.
C. Have long term potential.
YOUR PREFERRED OCCUPATIONAL ALTERNATIVES
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Industry DOT Code +-= Occupational Title Wage
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