Today we ask about the 1,590 or 1,526 accumulation of occupations -- just how many of the jobs require medium exertion? Using the 2010 SOC codes that carved out 61 light, medium, and heavy occupations, both unskilled and skilled, to create food processing worker (51-3099), we have 1,526 DOT codes inside of 51-9199. Of that number, 897 require sedentary or light exertion. The sedentary unskilled range represents 52 occupations. The light unskilled range represents 390 DOT codes. The rest (455 occupations) are semi-skilled or skilled. That leaves 629 DOT codes requiring medium exertion or more.
We do have some good news. Labor continues to work on better data for the replacement to the DOT. BLS Data Finder now provides access to current data. We look for production AND worker AND medium to get the answer.
Data extracted on: Jul 31, 2017 (6:35:18 PM)
Occupational Requirements Survey
Series Title | : | Civilian workers; % of production workers, all other; strength is medium work |
Series ID | : | ORUP1000031A00000663 |
Seasonality | : | Not Seasonally Adjusted |
Survey Name | : | Occupational Requirements Survey |
Measure Data Type | : | Percentage |
Industry | : | All workers |
Occupation | : | Production Workers, All Other |
Class of Worker | : | All workers |
Requirements | : | Physical Requirement |
Type of cases | : | Strength |
Latest Observation:
Annual 2016
82.2
Annual 2016 - Annual 2016
Annual 2016 - Annual 2016
Minimum Value: Annual 2016
82.2
Maximum Value: Annual 2016
82.2
Data Availability: 2016 - 2016
So there we have it -- 82.2% of the JOBS in production workers all other require medium exertion. Of the 17.8% left: some are light, sedentary, heavy, or very heavy; some are unskilled, semi-skilled, or skilled. The number of jobs that are not medium cannot exceed 45,049.
Now tell me again that there are 236,000 small products assembler I in the nation. Paint me as tired of vocational experts not doing there homework.
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