DOTCode
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DOTTitle
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SOCCODE
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007.261-560
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Mold Designer
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17-3013
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018.260-580
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Photogrammetric Technician
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17-3031
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019.062-010
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Geographic Information System Specialist
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15-1199
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029.261-030
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Microscopist, Asbestos
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19-4091
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031.167-018
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Telecommunications Specialist
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15-1143
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032.262-900
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Office Automation Technician
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15-1151
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076.101-014
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Director, Speech-and-Hearing Clinic
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29-1127
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076.101-014
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Director,
Speech-and-Hearing Clinic
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29-1181
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076.224-018
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Movement Therapist
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29-1129
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078.365-010
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Cardiac Monitor Technician
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29-2031
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078.367-014
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Specimen Processor
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29-2012
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079.262-010
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Utilization-Review Coordinator
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29-9099
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079.262-014
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Medical Record Coder
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29-2071
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079.364-641
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Health Care Sanitary Technician
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29-2099
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094.224-022
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Employment Training Specialist
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21-1012
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162.117-034
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Media Buyer
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11-2021
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164.117-022
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Media Planner
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11-2021
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168.364-640
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Hazardous-Waste Material Technician
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47-4099
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169.117-018
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Provider Relations Representative
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13-1199
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169.117-022
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Meeting Planner
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13-1121
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169.167-090
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QUALITY ASSURANCE COORDINATOR
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11-9111
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186.117-090
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Compliance Officer
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13-2061
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189.117-050
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Consultant
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13-1199
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195.107-050
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Bereavement Counselor
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21-1014
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195.167-046
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Health Services Coordinator
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13-1199
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195.167-050
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Case Manager
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21-1023
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211.367-014
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Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) Servicer
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49-9091
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238.162-900
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Hotel Associate
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43-4081
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245.362-018
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Animal-Hospital Clerk
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43-9061
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248.362-640
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Transportation Clerk
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43-5011
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319.567-010
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Mini Bar Attendant
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35-9099
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359.342-540
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Child Care Development Specialist
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39-9011
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359.567-014
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Tanning Salon Attendant
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39-3093
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373.267-640
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Arson And Bomb Investigator
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33-2021
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373.364-640
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Fire Apparatus Engineer
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33-2011
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373.364-641
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Fire Engineer
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33-2011
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379.374-580
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Fire Medic
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33-2011
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381.684-560
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Housekeeper, Commercial, Residential, or Industrial
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37-2012
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389.684-560
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Multi-Story Window/Building Exterior Cleaner
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37-2011
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408.364-640
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Landscape Technician
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37-3011
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408.381-560
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Agricultural Service Worker
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37-3012
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408.684-640
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Landscape Management Technician
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37-3011
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452.687-640
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Wildland Fire Fighter Specialist
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33-2011
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549.381-640
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Cooling Tower Technician
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49-9041
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550.362-014
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MIXING-MACHINE OPERATOR
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51-9199
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556.260-540
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Plastic Process Technician
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51-4072
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599.382-900
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Electrostatic Powder Coating Technician
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51-1011
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599.584-010
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Reuse Technician
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31-9093
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621.261-520
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Aviation Safety Equipment Technician
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49-9099
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623.281-720
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Ship Propeller Finisher
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51-2041
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638.261-900
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Industrial Machine System Technician
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49-9041
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693.280-540
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Prototype Model Maker
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51-4061
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700.381-581
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Pewter Fabricator
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51-9071
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716.280-540
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Shop Optician, Surface Room
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51-9083
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716.280-541
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Shop Optician, Benchroom
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51-9083
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726.261-560
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Production Technologist
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17-3029
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726.261-560
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Production
Technologist
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51-2092
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741.384-900
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Production Finisher
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51-9121
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821.564-640
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Service Planner
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49-9098
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823.261-900
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Internetworking Technician
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15-1143
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823.261-900
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Internetworking
Technician
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15-1152
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823.281-720
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Telecommunications Technician
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49-2022
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829.261-560
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Control Equipment Electrician
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49-2094
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840.381-640
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Coating Finisher, Architectural
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47-2141
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849.646-010
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Solar Film Installer
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51-9022
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860.381-581
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Carpenter, Piledriver
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47-2031
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860.381-640
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Residential Carpenter
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47-2031
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869.381-038
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Overhead Door Installer
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49-9011
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869.381-583
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Carpenter, Interior Systems
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47-2031
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869.463-580
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Construction Craft Laborer
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47-2061
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869.684-540
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Tuckpointer, Cleaner, Caulker
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47-2061
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904.363-010
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Tractor-Trailer Moving Van Driver
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53-3032
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904.687-010
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Tractor-Trailer Moving Van Driver Helper
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53-7062
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905.363-900
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Construction Driver
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53-3032
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915.384-560
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Undercar Specialist
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49-3023
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930.662-014
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CORE-DRILL OPERATOR
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47-5021
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953.384-640
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Gas Utility Worker
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49-9012
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959.384-640
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Facilities Locator
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49-9098
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None of these codes have data-people-things coded for significant or not significant. The electronic files produced no data for that appear in the Selected Characteristics, much less the aptitudes, temperaments, work fields, or MPSMS codes. The only data sources for these occupations would be in the O*NET for occupations that do not have a terminal digit of "9" or the Occupational Outlook Handbook unless the entry is on the page for "data for occupations not covered in detail."
The deeper I get into the weeds of the DOT-SOC swamp, the curiouser and curiouser it gets.
If these DOT codes are not "in the DOT" can they be cited at OHO hearings?
ReplyDelete404.1566(d) - will take administrative notice. The DOT is an example. SSR 00-4p is an elevation of the DOT and promotion of the SCO. The question is not the DOT but instead, is there a reliable basis for the identification of the occupation and the number of jobs. Many of the jobs in the DOT do not exist and OIDAP identifies five. Would you rather the VW identify occupations that exist in reliable numbers or occupations that do not exist in fictitious numbers?
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