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Occupational Outlook Handbook

Alphabetical List of Occupations

(A "bonus" file exclusive to the UM-St. Louis Libraries "portable" edition!)


  1. Accountants and auditors
  2. Actors, directors, and producers
  3. Actuaries
  4. Adjusters, investigators, and collectors
  5. Administrative Support Occupations, Including Clerical
  6. Administrative services managers
  7. Adult education teachers
  8. Aerospace engineers
  9. Agricultural scientists
  10. Agricultural, Forestry, Fishing, and Related Occupations
  11. Aircraft mechanics and engine specialists
  12. Animal caretakers, except farm
  13. Apparel workers
  14. Architects
  15. Archivists and curators
  16. Armed Forces
  17. Automotive body repairers
  18. Automotive mechanics
  19. Bank tellers
  20. Barbers and cosmetologists
  21. Bindery workers
  22. Biological scientists
  23. Blue-collar worker supervisors
  24. Boilermakers
  25. Bricklayers and stonemasons
  26. Budget analysts
  27. Busdrivers
  28. Butchers and meat, poultry, and fish cutters
  29. Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
  30. Carpenters
  31. Carpet installers
  32. Cashiers
  33. Chefs, cooks, and other kitchen workers
  34. Chemical engineers
  35. Chemists
  36. Chiropractors
  37. Civil engineers
  38. Clergy
  39. Clerical supervisors and managers
  40. Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
  41. College and university faculty
  42. Commercial and industrial electronic equipment repairers
  43. Communications equipment mechanics
  44. Computer and office machine repairers
  45. Computer and peripheral equipment operators
  46. Computer scientists and systems analysts
  47. Computer, mathematical, and operations research occupations
  48. Concrete masons and terrazzo workers
  49. Construction Trades and Extractive Occupations
  50. Construction and building inspectors
  51. Construction managers
  52. Correction officers
  53. Cost estimators
  54. Counselors
  55. Counter and rental clerks
  56. Credit clerks and authorizers
  57. Dancers and choreographers
  58. Dental assistants
  59. Dental hygienists
  60. Dental laboratory technicians
  61. Dentists
  62. Designers
  63. Diesel mechanics
  64. Dietitians and nutritionists
  65. Dispensing opticians
  66. Drywall workers and lathers
  67. EEG technologists
  68. Economists and marketing research analysts
  69. Education administrators
  70. Electric power generating plant operators and power distributors and dispatchers
  71. Electrical and electronics engineers
  72. Electricians
  73. Electronic equipment repairers
  74. Electronic home entertainment equipment repairers
  75. Elevator installers and repairers
  76. Emergency medical technicians
  77. Employment interviewers
  78. Engineering, science, and data processing managers
  79. Engineers
  80. Executive, Administrative, and Managerial Occupations
  81. Farm equipment mechanics
  82. Farm operators and managers
  83. Financial managers
  84. Firefighting occupations
  85. Fishers, hunters, and trappers
  86. Flight attendants
  87. Food and beverage service occupations
  88. Foresters and conservation scientists
  89. Forestry and logging workers
  90. Funeral directors
  91. Gardeners and groundskeepers
  92. General maintenance mechanics
  93. General managers and top executives
  94. General office clerks
  95. Geologists and geophysicists
  96. Glaziers
  97. Government chief executives and legislators
  98. Guards
  99. Handlers, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers, and Laborers
  100. Health assessment and treating occupations
  101. Health diagnosing practitioners
  102. Health services managers
  103. Heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration technicians
  104. Home appliance and power tool repairers
  105. Homemaker-home health aides
  106. Hotel and motel clerks
  107. Hotel managers and assistants
  108. Human services workers
  109. Industrial engineers
  110. Industrial machinery repairers
  111. Industrial production managers
  112. Information clerks
  113. Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction
  114. Inspectors, testers, and graders
  115. Insulation workers
  116. Insurance agents and brokers
  117. Interviewing and new accounts clerks
  118. Janitors and cleaners and cleaning supervisors
  119. Jewelers
  120. Job Opportunities in the Armed Forces
  121. Landscape architects
  122. Lawyers and judges
  123. Librarians
  124. Licensed practical nurses
  125. Line installers and cable splicers
  126. Loan officers and counselors
  127. Machinists and tool programmers
  128. Management analysts and consultants
  129. Manufacturers' and wholesale sales representatives
  130. Marketing, advertising, and public relations managers
  131. Material moving equipment operators
  132. Mathematicians
  133. Mechanical engineers
  134. Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers
  135. Medical assistants
  136. Medical record technicians
  137. Metallurgical, ceramic, and materials engineers
  138. Metalworking and plastics-working occupations
  139. Metalworking and plastics-working machine operators
  140. Meteorologists
  141. Millwrights
  142. Mining engineers
  143. Miscellaneous production occupations
  144. Mobile heavy equipment mechanics
  145. Motorcycle, boat, and small-engine mechanics
  146. Musical instrument repairers and tuners
  147. Musicians
  148. Nuclear engineers
  149. Nuclear medicine technologists
  150. Nursing aides and psychiatric aides
  151. Occupational therapists
  152. Occupational therapy assistants and aides
  153. Operations research analysts
  154. Ophthalmic laboratory technicians
  155. Optometrists
  156. Painters and paperhangers
  157. Painting and coating machine operators
  158. Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists and managers
  159. Petroleum engineers
  160. Pharmacists
  161. Photographers and camera operators
  162. Photographic process workers
  163. Physical therapists
  164. Physical therapy assistants and aides
  165. Physician assistants
  166. Physicians
  167. Physicists and astronomers
  168. Plasterers
  169. Plumbers and pipefitters
  170. Podiatrists
  171. Police, detectives, and special agents
  172. Precision assemblers
  173. Prepress workers
  174. Preschool teachers and child care workers
  175. Printing press operators
  176. Private detectives and investigators
  177. Private household workers
  178. Production Occupations
  179. Professional Specialty Occupations
  180. Property and real estate managers
  181. Protestant ministers
  182. Psychologists
  183. Public relations specialists
  184. Purchasers and buyers
  185. Rabbis
  186. Radio and television announcers and newscasters
  187. Radiologic technologists
  188. Rail transportation occupation
  189. Real estate agents, brokers, and appraisers
  190. Receptionists
  191. Recreation workers
  192. Recreational therapists
  193. Registered nurses
  194. Reporters and correspondents
  195. Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
  196. Respiratory therapists
  197. Restaurant and food service managers
  198. Retail sales worker supervisors and managers
  199. Retail sales workers
  200. Roman Catholic priests
  201. Roofers
  202. School teachers, kindergarten, elementary, and scondary
  203. Securities and financial services sales representatives
  204. Service Occupations
  205. Services sales representatives
  206. Sheetmetal workers
  207. Shoe and leather workers and repairers
  208. Social scientists and urban planners
  209. Social workers
  210. Special education teachers
  211. Speech-language pathologists and audiologists
  212. Stationary engineers
  213. Statisticians
  214. Structural and reinforcing ironworkers
  215. Surgical technicians
  216. Surveyors
  217. Taxi drivers and chauffeurs
  218. Teachers, librarians, and counselors
  219. Technicians and Related Support Occupations
  220. Telephone installers and repairers
  221. Textile machinery operators
  222. Textile, apparel, and furnishings occupations
  223. Tilesetters
  224. Tool and die makers
  225. Travel agents
  226. Truckdrivers
  227. Underwriters
  228. Upholsterers
  229. Urban and regional planners
  230. Vending machine servicers and repairers
  231. Veterinarians
  232. Visual artists
  233. Water and wastewater treatment plant operators
  234. Water transportation occupations
  235. Welders, cutters, and welding machine operators
  236. Woodworking occupations
  237. Writers and editors

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Note: This file was created exclusively for use in the "portable" version of the Occupational Outlook Handbook 1996-97.
Cite: Occupational Outlook Handbook, 1996-97, UM-St. Louis Libraries Edition, derived and modified by Raleigh Muns July 20, 1996, from http://stats.bls.gov/ocohome.htm
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