SAMPLE PPS REPORT - The PLACEMENT PLANNING SERVICE
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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).
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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).
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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).
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606.682-014 DRILL-PRESS OPERATOR (machine shop)
601.281-026 TOOL MAKER, BENCH (machine shop)
860.381-022 CARPENTER (construction)
STRENGTH:
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Medium - Exert force of 20-50 lbs. occasionally, 10-25 lbs. frequently,
or up to 10 lbs. constantly.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
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Occasional CL - Climbing
Occasional BA - Balancing
Occasional ST - Stooping
Occasional KN - Kneeling
Occasional CR - Crouching
Frequent RE - Reaching
Frequent HA - Handling
Frequent FI - Fingering
Occasional FE - Feeling
Occasional HE - Hearing
Frequent NE - Near Acuity (Under 20 inches)
Occasional FA - Far Acuity (Over 20 feet)
Frequent DE - Depth Perception
Frequent AC - Accommodation (Focal length change)
Occasional CV - Color Vision
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS (To which the worker is exposed)
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Occasional WE - Exposure to Weather
Loud NO - Noise Intensity Level
Occasional AT - Atmospheric Conditions
Occasional HI - High, Exposed Place Hazard
Occasional OT - Other Environmental Conditions
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT - (Functional Examples)
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Reasoning Skills (GED-R-4)
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Apply principles of rational systems to solve practical
problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in
situations where only limited standardization exists.
Interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written
oral, diagrammatic, or schedule form.
Mathematical Skills (GED-M-3)
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Compute discount, interest, profit, and loss; commission,
markup, and selling price; ratio and proportion, and
percentage. Calculate surfaces, volumes, weights, and
measures.
Algebra: Calculate variables and formulas, monomials and
polynomials; ratio and proportion variables; and square
roots and radicals.
Geometry: Calculate plane and solid figures,
circumference, area, and volume. Understand kinds of
angles, and properties of pairs and angles.
Language Skills (GED-L-3)
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Reading: Read a variety of novels, magazines, atlases, and
encyclopedias. Read safety rules, instructions in the
use and maintenance of shop tools and equipment, and
methods and procedures in mechanical drawing and layout
work.
Writing: Write reports and essays with proper format,
punctuation, spelling, and grammar, using all parts of
speech.
Speaking: Speak before an audience with poise, voice
control, and confidence, using correct English and
well-modulated voice.
APTITUDES PERCENTILE TYPICAL PERFORMANCE LEVEL
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G - Intelligence 34% to 65% Average
V - Verbal 34% to 65% Average
N - Numerical 34% to 65% Average
S - Spatial perception 66% to 89% Above Average
P - Form perception 66% to 89% Above Average
Q - Clerical perception 10% to 33% Below Average
K - Motor coordination 34% to 65% Average
F - Finger dexterity 66% to 89% Above Average
M - Manual dexterity 66% to 89% Above Average
E - Eye/hand/foot coord 10% to 33% Below Average
C - Color discrimination 10% to 33% Below Average
SPECIFIC VOCATIONAL PREPARATION: (Maximum) - From two to four years (SVP=7)
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JOB TEMPERAMENTS (Common situations to which the worker must adapt)
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R - Performing REPETITIVE or short-cycle work: A few routine
and uninvolved tasks done repetitively according to set
sequence or pace with little diversion or interruption.
T - Attaining precise set limits, TOLERANCES, and standards:
Achieving exact levels of performance, using precision
measuring instruments, tools, machines, to attain precise
dimensions; prepare exacting verbal and numerical records.
J - Making JUDGEMENTS and decisions: Involves solving problems,
making evaluations, and reaching conclusions based on
either subjective or objective criteria, such as the five
senses, knowledge, past experiences, or quantifiable/
factual data.
V - Performing a VARIETY of duties: Frequent task changes which
use different aptitudes, techniques, technologies, working
conditions, procedures, physical demands, or degrees of
attentiveness without loss of efficiency or composure.
DEMONSTRATED WORKER FUNCTIONS
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DATA PEOPLE THINGS
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2 ANALYZING 8 TAKING INSTRUCTIONS-HELPING 1 PRECISION WORKING
3 COMPILING 2 OPERATING-CONTROLLING
6 COMPARING
Experience with these Materials, Products, Subject Matter,or Services
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MPSMS code: 360 STRUCTURES
MPSMS code: 450 LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS
MPSMS code: 540 METAL, FERROUS AND NONFERROUS
MPSMS code: 566 METALWORKING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
Skill Level and Experience in these WORK Fields
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(Semi-Skilled) WORK field: 053 BORING
(Skilled) WORK field: 057 MACHINING
(Skilled) WORK field: 102 STRUCTURAL FABRICATION-INSTALL-REPAIR
(Skilled) WORK field: 121 MECHANICAL FABRICATION-INSTALL-REPAIR
(Skilled) WORK field: 241 LAYING OUT
Work Experience in these DOT Industry Designations
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I.D. code: 271 CONSTRUCTION
I.D. code: 561 MACHINE SHOP
Interest in these GOE Areas
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GOE code: 05.05.02 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
GOE code: 05.05.07 MACHINING
GOE code: 06.02.02 MACHINE WORK,METAL AND PLASTICS
Alternate Occupational Titles
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CENSUS code: 623 CARPENTERS
CENSUS code: 796 DRILL/BORING MACH.TOOL SET/OPER/TEND,METAL/PLASTIC
CENSUS code: 813 TOOL AND DIE MAKERS
Associated Instructional Programs
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CIP code: 00.0000 ** NO CODE ASSIGNED **
CIP code: 46.0201 CARPENTER
CIP code: 48.0507 TOOL AND DIE MAKER/TECHNOLOGIST
Canadian Occupational Areas
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NOC code: 7232 TOOL AND DIE MAKERS
NOC code: 7271 CARPENTERS
NOC code: 9511 MACHINING TOOL OPERATORS
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Light - Exert force to 20 lbs. occasionally or 10 lbs. frequently, or
negligible force constantly. May involve significant stand/walk/
push/pull.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
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Maximum Physical Capacities (Able to perform constantly except as noted):
Occasional CL - Climbing
Occasional ST - Stooping
Occasional KN - Kneeling
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS : Can tolerate all conditions
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT : No change
APTITUDES PERCENTILE TYPICAL PERFORMANCE LEVEL
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G - Intelligence No Change
V - Verbal No Change
N - Numerical No Change
S - Spatial perception No Change
P - Form perception No Change
Q - Clerical perception 34% to 65% Average
K - Motor coordination No Change
F - Finger dexterity No Change
M - Manual dexterity No Change
E - Eye/hand/foot coord 34% to 65% Average
C - Color discrimination 34% to 65% Average
SPECIFIC VOCATIONAL PREPARATION: (Maximum) - No Change
-------------------------------- (Minimum) - No Change
JOB TEMPERAMENTS : No incompatibilities
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DIRECTLY TRANSFERABLE OCCUPATIONS are those which share at least one
of the 3 digit WORK fields as known from the past work history
AND which have at least one of the same 3 digit MPSMS codes from
any of the jobs performed in the past. Directly transferable
occupations have primary job duties which are essentially the
same as past work. Little or no learning of job duties should
be anticipated in directly transferable occupations.
SEARCH FOR FEASIBLE OCCUPATIONS WITHIN IDENTICAL 3 DIGIT MPSMS AND WORK FIELD
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SELECTION OF OCCUPATIONS:
Involving any of these Materials, Products, Subject Matter,or Services:
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MPSMS code: 360 STRUCTURES
MPSMS code: 450 LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS
MPSMS code: 540 METAL, FERROUS AND NONFERROUS
MPSMS code: 566 METALWORKING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT
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Requiring Skill Level and Experience in any of these WORK Fields:
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(Semi-Skilled) WORK field: 053 BORING
(Skilled) WORK field: 057 MACHINING
(Skilled) WORK field: 102 STRUCTURAL FABRICATION-INSTALL-REPAIR
(Skilled) WORK field: 121 MECHANICAL FABRICATION-INSTALL-REPAIR
(Skilled) WORK field: 241 LAYING OUT
Total number of occupations selected within worker's profile = 28
*** NOTE: *** Occupations requiring supervisory and/or management
responsibility have been excluded from this analysis.
*** NOTE *** UNSKILLED occupations have been excluded from this analysis.
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DIRECTLY TRANSFERABLE OCCUPATIONS
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PHYSICAL
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DOT CODE TITLE SVP STRENGTH LATNRWEAIEAESEAECVV
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602.360-010 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, GEA 7 L NNONNNFFFFNNNFNFFNN
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.
626.381-014 GAS-WELDING-EQUIPMENT MECHAN 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
APPARATUS-REPAIR MECHANIC. Repairs acetylene gas welding
equipment, using handtools and metalworking machines.
784.361-010 PATTERNMAKER 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNON
CASTER; MOLD MAKER. Casts plaster hat-making patterns from
sample hat and shapes patterns to specified form and
dimensions, using hand knife.
007.362-010 NESTING OPERATOR, NUMERICAL 6 L NNNNNNOOFNOONFNNONN
COMPUTER-NUMERICAL-CONTROL NESTING OPERATOR; PATTERN DATA
OPERATOR. Operates computer to lay out graphic display of
parts to be machined in optimum arrangement (nest) and
generate control media for numerical-control drilling,
routing, and cutting machines.
601.381-018 DIE POLISHER 6 L NNNNNNCCCNNNNCNFFNN
Polishes and resurfaces bores and cavities of wire drawing
dies to specified size and angles, using hand laps or
various die polishing machines, tools, and diamond cutting
pastes.
601.482-010 PROFILE-GRINDER TECHNICIAN 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
Sets up and operates grinding equipment to grind precision
cutting tools and dies from tungsten carbide and high-speed
steel, working from blueprints and to tolerances of 0.0001
inch.
616.260-010 EMBOSSING TOOLSETTER 6 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
Sets up and adjusts machines that roll grooves or knurls
into shotgun shell caps preparatory to joining cap to shell
body.
626.381-018 HYDRAULIC-PRESS SERVICER 6 L NNONONFFFONNNFNOONN
Repairs, services, and adjusts hydraulic presses used to
extrude wire for swaging into bullet slugs.
754.381-014 PATTERNMAKER, PLASTICS 6 L NNOOONFFFNNNNFNFONN
JIG AND FORM MAKER; PLUG MAKER. Fabricates patterns,
fixtures, jigs, and templates.
609.682-026 NICKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNFNN
NICK SETTER. Sets up and operates machine that notches
identification nicks in cutting die edge.
626.381-010 CASE-FINISHING-MACHINE ADJUS 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
Adjusts and makes minor repairs to lathes and presses used
to finish shell cases.
667.682-010 BAND-SCROLL-SAW OPERATOR 5 L NNONNNFFOONONFNFNNN
SCROLL-SAW OPERATOR; TILTING-HEAD BAND-SAWYER. Operates
bandsaw to saw curved or irregular designs on woodstock or
to saw thick wooden pieces to size.
669.682-010 ADZING-AND-BORING-MACHINE OP 5 L ONOOONFFONNNNONONNN
TIE-MILL OPERATOR. Operates variety of machines to trim,
bore, incise, and date stamp railroad ties and utility pole
crossarms, preparatory to treating with wood preservatives.
701.381-010 REPAIRER, HANDTOOLS 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNOFNN
Repairs handtools, such as planes, vises, bit braces,
levels, tape rules and mitre boxes.
701.684-030 TOOL FILER 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
Repairs iron and steel tools used by POTTER (pottery &
porc.) to form pottery and porcelain ware.
705.481-014 LAPPER, HAND, TOOL 5 L NNOONNFFFONNNFNOOON
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.
761.682-018 SPINDLE CARVER 5 L NNONNNCCONNONFNFFNN
CARVER, MACHINE; CARVING-MACHINE OPERATOR. Sets up and
operates bench-mounted, single-spindle carving machine to
carve decorative designs on wooden furniture stock,
following drawing or sample.
770.381-018 DIAMOND DRILLER 5 L NNNNNNFFFONNNFNFONN
DRILLER, FINE-DIAMOND DIES. Drills minute channels in
industrial diamonds for use in wire-drawing dies, using
drill, lathe, and handtools.
770.381-022 DIAMOND-DIE POLISHER 5 L NNNNNNFFFONNNFNOONN
DIE CUTTER, DIAMOND; DIE POLISHER. Laps and polishes bores
of diamond wire drawing dies to specified dimensions.
569.662-010 INCISING-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L ONONNNFFNNOONONONNN
PERFORATING-MACHINE OPERATOR. Operates machine to perforate
wood products, such as timbers, ties, or poles, to
facilitate penetration of wood preservatives.
603.382-010 BUFFING-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFONN
Sets up and operates semiautomatic buffing machine to buff
parts, such as automobile trim or hardware to specified
finish.
617.682-018 HOBBING-PRESS OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNONN
Operates hydraulic press that forces hard steel hob into
soft steel block to form molding die.
669.682-026 CHUCKING-AND-SAWING-MACHINE 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNONNN
Sets up and operates machine to saw woodstock to specified
length and to shape ends of stock to fit into mortises
(recesses) of opposing wooden parts.
739.384-010 DIAMOND MOUNTER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNON
Positions and mounts industrial diamonds in tools used for
dressing and truing I grinding wheels and for machining
metal, according to type and size of tool.
813.685-010 BRAZER, CONTROLLED ATMOSPHER 4 L NNONONFFFONNNFNNNON
HYDROGEN BRAZE-FURNACE OPERATOR. Tends brazing furnace
equipped to introduce mixture of gases, which removes oxides
from, and prevents oxidation of metal and braze alloy during
brazing.
815.682-010 LASER-BEAM-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
Operates laser-beam machine, which produces heat from
concentrated light beam, to weld metal components.
701.384-010 TOOL-MAINTENANCE WORKER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNFNN
Repairs and adjusts handtools and power tools used in
assembling, adjusting, and aligning typewriters.
709.684-082 STAB SETTER AND DRILLER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
BLANK DRILLER. Fabricates dies used to mark sewing reference
points on materials.
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GENERALLY TRANSFERABLE OCCUPATIONS are those which share at least one
of the 2 digit WORK fields as known from the past work history
AND which have at least one of the same 2 digit MPSMS codes from
any of the jobs performed in the past. Generally transferable
occupations may not share the same specific skills as developed in
the past, but these occupations are related in a general way to
past work. Some learning of essential job duties is likely to be
needed. Short-term on-the-job training may be appropriate.
SEARCH FOR FEASIBLE OCCUPATIONS WITHIN SIMILAR 2 DIGIT MPSMS AND WORK FIELD
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SELECTION OF OCCUPATIONS:
Involving any of these Materials, Products, Subject Matter,or Services:
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MPSMS code: 36 STRUCTURES
MPSMS code: 45 LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS
MPSMS code: 54 METAL, FERROUS AND NONFERROUS
MPSMS code: 56 MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL
MPSMS code: 57 MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT, EXCEPT ELECTRICAL
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Requiring Skill Level and Experience in any of these WORK Fields:
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(Skilled) WORK field: 05 CUTTING OR SHAPING MATERIALS
(Skilled) WORK field: 10 FABRICATION, INSTALLATION, REPAIR
(Skilled) WORK field: 12 MECHANICAL FABRICATION, REPAIRING
(Skilled) WORK field: 24 DRAFTING, SURVEYING, ENGINEERING
Total number of occupations selected within worker's profile = 134
*** NOTE: *** Occupations requiring supervisory and/or management
responsibility have been excluded from this analysis.
*** NOTE *** UNSKILLED occupations have been excluded from this analysis.
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GENERALLY TRANSFERABLE OCCUPATIONS
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PHYSICAL
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500.381-010 CYLINDER GRINDER 7 L NNNNNNFFFONNNFNFFNN
549.261-010 MECHANICAL INSPECTOR 7 L ONOONNFFONNNNFNNOON
602.360-010 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, GEA 7 L NNONNNFFFFNNNFNFFNN
626.381-014 GAS-WELDING-EQUIPMENT MECHAN 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
630.381-026 SPRAY-GUN REPAIRER 7 L NNONONFFFNNNNFNOONN
633.281-014 DICTATING-TRANSCRIBING-MACHI 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNOOON
633.281-018 OFFICE-MACHINE SERVICER 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNFNFNOONN
633.281-022 OFFICE-MACHINE-SERVICER APPR 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNFNFNOONN
633.281-030 STATISTICAL-MACHINE SERVICER 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNFNFNFFON
693.381-026 ELECTRICAL AND RADIO MOCK-UP 7 L ONOOONFFFNNNNFNFNON
761.381-038 STOCK MAKER, CUSTOM 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFOON
784.361-010 PATTERNMAKER 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNON
863.381-010 CORK INSULATOR, REFRIGERATIO 7 L OOOOONFFFNNNNFNFNNN
972.682-010 PLATE GRAINER 7 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
972.682-014 PLATE-GRAINER APPRENTICE 7 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
979.682-010 BLOCKER I 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
979.681-010 LETTERER 6 S NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
007.362-010 NESTING OPERATOR, NUMERICAL 6 L NNNNNNOOFNOONFNNONN
601.381-018 DIE POLISHER 6 L NNNNNNCCCNNNNCNFFNN
601.482-010 PROFILE-GRINDER TECHNICIAN 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
616.260-010 EMBOSSING TOOLSETTER 6 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
626.381-018 HYDRAULIC-PRESS SERVICER 6 L NNONONFFFONNNFNOONN
661.381-010 HAT-BLOCK MAKER 6 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNONNN
667.682-034 HEAD SAWYER, AUTOMATIC 6 L ONNNNNFFFNNNNFNONNN
677.682-010 HEAD-SAW OPERATOR, INSULATIO 6 L OOONNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
710.381-014 BALANCER, SCALE 6 L NNNNONFFFNNNNFNNOON
710.681-018 REGISTER REPAIRER 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNONNN
729.384-014 FARE-REGISTER REPAIRER 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
754.381-014 PATTERNMAKER, PLASTICS 6 L NNOOONFFFNNNNFNFONN
805.667-010 BOILER HOUSE INSPECTOR 6 L NNNNNNFFFNFFNFOFNNN
825.361-014 VIBRATOR-EQUIPMENT TESTER 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
827.361-010 AIR-CONDITIONING-UNIT TESTER 6 L NNNNNNFFFNOONFNNNNN
956.387-010 BUILDING-EQUIPMENT INSPECTOR 6 L NNNNNNFFOONNNFNFFON
519.684-026 TOOL REPAIRER 5 L NNNNNNFFFFNNNFNFNNN
609.682-026 NICKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNFNN
622.684-018 SWITCH REPAIRER 5 L NNOOONFFONNNNONOONN
626.381-010 CASE-FINISHING-MACHINE ADJUS 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
629.381-010 FOILING-MACHINE ADJUSTER 5 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNOONN
664.682-022 SPAR-MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNOOONFFONNNNFNOONN
667.682-010 BAND-SCROLL-SAW OPERATOR 5 L NNONNNFFOONONFNFNNN
667.682-030 GANG SAWYER 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNNNNNNN
667.682-090 LOG-CUT-OFF SAWYER, AUTOMATI 5 L NNNNNNCCONNFNFFFNNN
669.682-010 ADZING-AND-BORING-MACHINE OP 5 L ONOOONFFONNNNONONNN
683.381-010 CHAIN BUILDER, LOOM CONTROL 5 L NNONONFFFNNNNFNONNN
701.381-010 REPAIRER, HANDTOOLS 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNOFNN
701.684-030 TOOL FILER 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
705.481-014 LAPPER, HAND, TOOL 5 L NNOONNFFFONNNFNOOON
706.361-014 ASSEMBLY INSPECTOR 5 L NNONONFFFNNFNFNFOON
706.684-062 INJECTOR ASSEMBLER 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
709.382-010 SEWING-MACHINE TESTER 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
710.381-010 ASSEMBLER II 5 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFOON
761.682-018 SPINDLE CARVER 5 L NNONNNCCONNONFNFFNN
764.387-014 MATERIAL INSPECTOR 5 L NNOONNCCNNNNNCNNNNN
770.381-018 DIAMOND DRILLER 5 L NNNNNNFFFONNNFNFONN
770.381-022 DIAMOND-DIE POLISHER 5 L NNNNNNFFFONNNFNOONN
816.682-010 SCARFING MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNNNNNFFNNNNNOFFNFN
853.663-018 ROAD-OILING-TRUCK DRIVER 5 L NNNNNNCCNNNNNFNFNNF
853.663-022 STONE-SPREADER OPERATOR 5 L ONNNNNCCNNOONFFFNNN
862.682-014 PIPE-WRAPPING-MACHINE OPERAT 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNFNNN
869.683-018 TAMPING-MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNNNNNNN
979.682-026 ROUTER 5 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
795.684-014 EDGE STRIPPER 4 S NNNNNNCCFNNNNFNNNON
569.662-010 INCISING-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L ONONNNFFNNOONONONNN
603.382-010 BUFFING-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFONN
617.682-018 HOBBING-PRESS OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNONN
619.382-022 TYPE-ROLLING-MACHINE OPERATO 4 L NONNNNFFFNNNNFNOFNN
619.662-014 SKELP PROCESSOR 4 L ONONONCCCNOONFCFFNC
628.682-010 ROLLER COVERER 4 L NNNNNNCCFOOONFNFFNN
628.684-018 NEEDLE STRAIGHTENER 4 L NNNNNNCCCNNNNCNCNNN
630.684-014 BELT REPAIRER 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNNNN
632.380-010 INSPECTING-MACHINE ADJUSTER 4 L NNONONFFFNNNNFNNONN
649.685-090 PERFORATING-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFOONNNNNFNNN
651.384-010 PLATEN BUILDER-UP 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNNN
662.685-018 LAST SCOURER 4 L NNNNNNFFOOOONFNOONN
663.380-010 KNIFE SETTER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNNNNNNN
663.585-010 CLIPPER, AUTOMATIC 4 L ONNNNNFFCNOONFNOCCC
667.685-050 SHINGLE TRIMMER 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNNNN
669.662-010 BOX-BLANK-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L NNOOONFFONNNNFNNNNN
669.682-026 CHUCKING-AND-SAWING-MACHINE 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNONNN
669.682-034 CROZE-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNONNNNN
677.682-026 TENONER OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
706.381-010 ALIGNER, TYPEWRITER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
706.684-094 SUBASSEMBLER 4 L NNNNNNFFFFNONFNFOON
709.684-090 TUBE BENDER, HAND I 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNONNNNN
710.684-010 AGATE SETTER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNNN
739.384-010 DIAMOND MOUNTER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNON
739.484-014 FIRE-EQUIPMENT INSPECTOR 4 L ONONONFFFNNNNFNFNON
739.684-038 CLIP-AND-HANGER ATTACHER 4 L NNNNNNFCFNNNNFNFNNN
762.684-042 GRIP ASSEMBLER 4 L NNNNNNFFNNNNNFNFNNN
763.684-070 STOCK-PARTS INSPECTOR 4 L NNONNNCCOFNONCNCCCN
764.687-022 BARREL INSPECTOR, TIGHT 4 L NNONNNCCNNNNNFNNNNN
769.387-010 WOODWORK-SALVAGE INSPECTOR 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNOONN
806.687-042 OUTBOARD-MOTOR INSPECTOR 4 L NNNNNNFFFFNFNFNFNFN
813.685-010 BRAZER, CONTROLLED ATMOSPHER 4 L NNONONFFFONNNFNNNON
815.682-010 LASER-BEAM-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
859.683-022 REINFORCING-STEEL-MACHINE OP 4 L NNNNNNFFNNNNNFNFNNN
865.684-022 REFRIGERATOR GLAZIER 4 L NNNNNNFFFONNNFNFNNN
706.685-010 TYPE-SOLDERING-MACHINE TENDE 3 S NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNNN
505.682-010 SPRAYER OPERATOR 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNON
554.685-030 LAMINATOR 3 L ONONONFFONNNNFNNONN
569.685-042 GLUE SPREADER, VENEER 3 L NNNNNNCCNONNNCNOONN
569.685-074 VENEER TAPER 3 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNFNNN
628.684-026 SHUTTLE FIXER 3 L NNOOONCCFNNNNNNOONN
628.684-038 WIRE REPAIRER 3 L NNOOONFFOOOONONOONN
628.687-010 FLYER REPAIRER 3 L NNNNNNCCFNNNNCNNNNN
637.684-014 QUALITY-CONTROL TECHNICIAN 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNON
663.682-014 POLE-PEELING-MACHINE OPERATO 3 L NNNNNNFFNNNNNNFNNNN
665.685-010 BOTTOM-TURNING-LATHE TENDER 3 L NNNNNNFFONNNNNNNNNN
665.685-030 STAVE JOINTER 3 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNNNN
669.685-054 END STAPLER 3 L NNNNNNFFONNNNNNNNNN
685.685-014 PATTERN ASSEMBLER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNFNN
701.384-010 TOOL-MAINTENANCE WORKER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNFNN
705.684-018 FILER AND SANDER 3 L NNNNNNFFONNNNONNNNN
706.587-010 CLEANER-TOUCH-UP WORKER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNOONFNNNON
706.684-026 ASSEMBLER, TYPE-BAR-AND-SEGM 3 L NNNNNNFCFNNNNFNFNNN
706.684-038 BEARING-RING ASSEMBLER 3 L NNONONFFFNNNNFNONNN
706.687-034 ROLLER-BEARING INSPECTOR 3 L NNONONFFFNNNNFNOONN
709.484-010 SILK-SCREEN-FRAME ASSEMBLER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
709.684-082 STAB SETTER AND DRILLER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
710.584-010 SCROLL ASSEMBLER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNON
731.684-010 COIN-MACHINE ASSEMBLER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
739.684-074 FRAME REPAIRER 3 L NNONNNFFFFNNNFNFNNN
739.684-134 NEEDLE-BOARD REPAIRER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNNN
739.684-150 SCREEN MAKER 3 L NNNNNNFFFFNNNFNFNNN
761.684-042 STOCK PATCHER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNOOON
762.684-018 ASSEMBLY OPERATOR 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFNNN
762.684-022 BASKET MENDER 3 L NNNNNNFFFFNNNFNFNON
762.687-018 BOX REPAIRER II 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNFON
764.687-054 CULLER 3 L NNNNNNCCNNNNNCNNNNN
764.687-062 HEADING MATCHER AND ASSEMBLE 3 L NNONNNCCCNNNNCNCNNN
764.687-066 HEADING REPAIRER 3 L NNNNNNCCONNONFNFNNN
769.684-042 SAMPLE MAKER, VENEER 3 L NNNNNNFFOONNNFNFFON
859.683-030 ROAD-ROLLER OPERATOR 3 L ONONNNCCNNNNNNFFNNF
921.685-062 STACKER TENDER 3 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFFFNNN
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* COMPARE WORKER CHARACTERISTICS *
* TO AN INTENDED VOCATIONAL GOAL *
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***** INTENDED VOCATIONAL GOAL *****
007.167-018 TOOL PROGRAMMER, NUMERICAL CONTROL (any industry)
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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN INTENDED GOAL AND WORKER CHARACTERISTICS *
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* Differences may serve as starting points for counseling or as a way to
identify areas needing evaluation, assessment, or accommodation.
WORKER TRAITS TYPICAL OCCUPATIONAL REQUIREMENTS vs. WORKER ABILITIES
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GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Reasoning: 5 - Highly Skilled 4 - Skilled
Math: 4 - Skilled 3 - Average
Language: 4 - Skilled 3 - Average
APTITUDES:
Intelligence 2 - Above Average 3 - Average
Numerical 2 - Above Average 3 - Average
WORKER FUNCTIONS:
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OCCUPATIONAL REQUIREMENTS WORKER'S PAST EXPERIENCE
-------------------------------- --------------------------------
DATA: 1 - COORDINATING 2- ANALYZING
3- COMPILING
6- COMPARING
PEOPLE: 6 - SPEAKING-SIGNALING 8- TAKING INSTRUCTIONS-HELPING
TYPICAL OCCUPATIONAL REQUIREMENTS WORKER BACKGROUND/EXPERIENCE
===================================== =====================================
Experience with these Materials, Products, Subject Matter,or Services
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706 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 360 STRUCTURES
450 LUMBER AND WOOD PRODUCTS
540 METAL, FERROUS AND NONFERROUS
566 METALWORKING MACHINERY AND EQUIP
Skill Level and Experience in these WORK Fields
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(Skilled) 244 ENGINEERING
(Semi-Skilled) 053 BORING
(Skilled) 057 MACHINING
(Skilled) 102 STRUCTURAL FABRICATION-INSTALL-R
(Skilled) 121 MECHANICAL FABRICATION-INSTALL-R
(Skilled) 241 LAYING OUT
Work Experience in these DOT Industry Designations
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138 ANY INDUSTRY 271 CONSTRUCTION
561 MACHINE SHOP
Interest in these GOE Areas
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05.01.06 WORK PLANNING AND UTILIZATI 05.05.02 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANC
05.05.07 MACHINING
06.02.02 MACHINE WORK,METAL AND PLAS
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* *
* I N T E R E S T - B A S E D S E A R C H *
* *
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Interest Based Search Using Six Digit Goe Codes
===============================================
Occupations identified within these specific six digit GOE codes share
very similar interests. Basic worker traits of the occupations within
each group are similar. Actual skill and ability to perform the
duties of the occupation is NOT implied. Occupations identified in this
type of search are useful for career counseling, occupational
exploration, and on-the-job or apprenticeship training.
SEARCH FOR FEASIBLE OCCUPATIONS WITHIN THE SAME 6 DIGIT GOE INTEREST CODE
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SELECTION OF OCCUPATIONS:
Within any of these GOE Interest Groups:
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GOE code: 05.05.02 CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE
GOE code: 05.05.07 MACHINING
GOE code: 06.02.02 MACHINE WORK,METAL AND PLASTICS
Total number of occupations selected within worker's profile = 65
*** NOTE: *** Occupations requiring supervisory and/or management
responsibility have been excluded from this analysis.
*** NOTE *** UNSKILLED occupations have been excluded from this analysis.
S E L E C T E D O C C U P A T I O N A L T I T L E S
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SIX DIGIT GOE CODE
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PHYSICAL
CBSKCCRHFFTHTNFDACF
DOT CODE TITLE SVP STRENGTH LATNRWEAIEAESEAECVV
----------- ---------------------------- --- -------- -------------------
600.380-010 FIXTURE MAKER 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFONN
613.362-018 ROUGHER 7 L NNNNNNFFONFFNFNNNFN
651.382-014 LITHOGRAPH-PRESS OPERATOR, T 7 L ONOOONFFFONNNFNFFFN
700.682-010 FLATWARE MAKER 7 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNON
972.682-010 PLATE GRAINER 7 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
972.682-014 PLATE-GRAINER APPRENTICE 7 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
601.381-018 DIE POLISHER 6 L NNNNNNCCCNNNNCNFFNN
601.482-010 PROFILE-GRINDER TECHNICIAN 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
603.482-010 DEBURRER, STRIP 6 L NNNNNNFFFONNNFNNFNN
604.682-010 SCREW-MACHINE OPERATOR, SWIS 6 L NNONONFFFNNNNFNFFNN
609.682-022 MACHINE OPERATOR, CENTRIFUGA 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFONN
613.382-010 COILER OPERATOR 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNONFNFFNN
700.682-014 LATHE HAND 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
701.381-018 TOOL GRINDER I 6 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNOONN
754.381-014 PATTERNMAKER, PLASTICS 6 L NNOOONFFFNNNNFNFONN
559.665-022 FORMING-MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNNNNNFFFNOONFNFFNN
603.482-030 GRINDER I 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
605.482-010 STEEL-WOOL-MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNOOONFFNNNNNFNNNNN
605.682-030 WHEEL CUTTER 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFONN
609.682-014 COLLET MAKER 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
609.682-026 NICKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNFNN
609.682-030 SCREWMAKER, AUTOMATIC 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNOONN
616.682-022 CRIMPING-MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFNNN
705.481-014 LAPPER, HAND, TOOL 5 L NNOONNFFFONNNFNOOON
715.682-018 POLISHER 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNOONN
715.682-026 TOOTH POLISHER 5 L NNNNNNCCFNNNNCNFFNN
715.685-022 DRILLER AND BROACHER 5 L NNNNNNCCCNNNNCNOCNN
724.362-010 WIRE COILER 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNFONO
770.682-026 JEWEL-HOLE DRILLER 5 L NNNNNNCCFNNNNCNNCNN
816.682-010 SCARFING MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNNNNNFFNNNNNOFFNFN
979.682-026 ROUTER 5 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
208.582-014 EMBOSSING-MACHINE OPERATOR I 4 S NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
208.682-010 EMBOSSING-MACHINE OPERATOR I 4 S NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFNN
603.382-010 BUFFING-MACHINE OPERATOR 4 L NNONNNFFFNNNNFNFONN
603.682-018 LINTER-SAW SHARPENER 4 L NNONNNFFFONNNFNFONN
603.682-022 MIRROR-FINISHING-MACHINE OPE 4 L NNONONFFFNNNNFNFFNN
603.685-054 FLAT POLISHER 4 L NNNNNNCCFNNNNFNOFNN
605.682-026 TOOTH CUTTER, ESCAPE WHEEL 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNOFNN
605.682-034 ROUTER, PRINTED CIRCUIT BOAR 4 L NNNNNNFFOONNNFNFNNN
606.382-010 DRILLER-AND-REAMER, AUTOMATI 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNOONN
607.682-014 PROFILE TRIMMER 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNOONN
609.682-018 CROOK OPERATOR 4 L NNONONFFFONNNONFNNN
613.682-018 ROLLER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
614.382-014 WIRE DRAWER 4 L NNNNNNFFFONNNFNFONN
617.682-018 HOBBING-PRESS OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNONN
619.382-014 FITTINGS FINISHER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
619.382-022 TYPE-ROLLING-MACHINE OPERATO 4 L NONNNNFFFNNNNFNOFNN
619.482-010 LATHE WINDER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNOFNN
619.682-018 FISHING ACCESSORIES MAKER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNONN
619.682-034 HOOP-FLARING-AND-COILING-MAC 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNNFNNNN
667.685-050 SHINGLE TRIMMER 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNNNNN
690.382-010 SHEETER OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNOOON
692.682-010 ANKLE-PATCH MOLDER 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNONNONN
694.682-010 BULLET-ASSEMBLY-PRESS SETTER 4 L NNNNNNFFFFNNNFNFFNN
705.682-014 TRIMMER 4 L NNNNNNFFFFNONFNNNON
715.685-026 END POLISHER 4 L NNNNNNCCCONNNCNNCNN
715.685-054 PROFILER, HAND 4 L NNNNNNCCFONNNCNFFNN
726.682-010 LASER-BEAM-TRIM OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFON
715.682-010 BARREL FINISHER 3 S NNNNNNCCCNNNNNNNNNN
603.685-022 BEVEL POLISHER 3 L NNNNNNFFFFNNNFNNONN
676.382-010 DRILL-PRESS OPERATOR, PRINTE 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNFFON
700.682-018 PROFILE-SAW OPERATOR 3 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNFFNN
709.684-082 STAB SETTER AND DRILLER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
715.682-014 COUNTERSINKER 3 L NNNNNNCCCNNNNCNCCNN
715.682-022 TAPPER, BALANCE-WHEEL SCREW 3 L NNNNNNCCFNNNNCNNCNN
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* *
* U S E R S E L E C T E D O C C U P A T I O N A L C O D E S *
* *
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User Selected Codes Search
==========================
Occupations identified within the specific code areas listed below are
clustered based on their relationship to the code type and its label.
Actual skill and ability to perform the duties of the occupations is
NOT implied. Occupations identified in this type of search are useful
for career counseling, occupational exploration, and selection of
training opportunities.
SEARCH FOR POTENTIAL OCCUPATIONS WITHIN VARIOUS OCCUPATIONAL CODES
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SELECTION OF OCCUPATIONS:
Within any of these DOT Industry Designations:
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I.D. code: 271 CONSTRUCTION
I.D. code: 561 MACHINE SHOP
Total number of occupations selected within worker's profile = 29
*** NOTE: *** Occupations requiring supervisory and/or management
responsibility have been excluded from this analysis.
*** NOTE *** UNSKILLED occupations have been excluded from this analysis.
S E L E C T E D O C C U P A T I O N A L T I T L E S
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USER SELECTED OCCUPATIONAL CODES
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PHYSICAL
CBSKCCRHFFTHTNFDACF
DOT CODE TITLE SVP STRENGTH LATNRWEAIEAESEAECVV
----------- ---------------------------- --- -------- -------------------
602.360-010 GRINDER SET-UP OPERATOR, GEA 7 L NNONNNFFFFNNNFNFFNN
863.381-010 CORK INSULATOR, REFRIGERATIO 7 L OOOOONFFFNNNNFNFNNN
862.662-010 PIPE-CLEANING-AND-PRIMING-MA 6 L NNOOOOFFFNOONFNFNNN
221.362-022 PROGRESS CLERK 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNONNNON
705.481-014 LAPPER, HAND, TOOL 5 L NNOONNFFFONNNFNOOON
850.682-010 SHIELD RUNNER 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNNNNNNN
850.683-034 ROCK-DRILL OPERATOR I 5 L NNOONNCCFNNNNFFNNNF
850.683-042 TOWER-EXCAVATOR OPERATOR 5 L ONNNNNCCCNNNNOFFNOO
853.663-018 ROAD-OILING-TRUCK DRIVER 5 L NNNNNNCCNNNNNFNFNNF
853.663-022 STONE-SPREADER OPERATOR 5 L ONNNNNCCNNOONFFFNNN
859.281-010 GRAVEL INSPECTOR 5 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
859.682-014 FOUNDATION-DRILL OPERATOR 5 L ONONNNCCNNNFNONFNNN
859.683-026 ROAD-MIXER OPERATOR 5 L ONNNNNCCFNNNNOFFNOC
862.682-014 PIPE-WRAPPING-MACHINE OPERAT 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNFNFNNN
862.687-010 COOLING-PIPE INSPECTOR 5 L OOOOONFFONNNNFNFNON
869.683-018 TAMPING-MACHINE OPERATOR 5 L NNNNNNFFONNNNNNNNNN
921.663-054 TOWER-CRANE OPERATOR 5 L ONNNNNFFFNNNNOCFNNN
602.362-014 GEAR-SORTING-AND-INSPECTING 4 L NNNNNNCCCONNNCNCCON
842.665-010 PLASTER-MACHINE TENDER 4 L OOOONNFFONNNNNNNNNN
849.665-010 PUMP TENDER, CEMENT BASED MA 4 L NNOOONFFONOONFOONNN
850.663-018 LOCK TENDER II 4 L NNONONFFNNOONOFNNOO
850.683-022 FORM-GRADER OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNFFNNNNNNFFNNN
850.683-046 UTILITY-TRACTOR OPERATOR 4 L NNNNNNCCFNNNNOFFNNF
859.683-022 REINFORCING-STEEL-MACHINE OP 4 L NNNNNNFFNNNNNFNFNNN
891.685-010 STEAM-CLEANING-MACHINE OPERA 4 L NNNNNNFFNNNNNONNNNN
222.367-066 TRUCKLOAD CHECKER 3 L NNNNNNFFFNNNNFNNNNN
850.683-026 MUCKING-MACHINE OPERATOR 3 L NNOONNFFNNOONFFNNNF
853.685-010 ASPHALT-HEATER TENDER 3 L ONOOONFFNNNNNFNNNNN
859.683-030 ROAD-ROLLER OPERATOR 3 L ONONNNCCNNNNNNFFNNF