Sunday, December 16, 2018

Bakery Worker, Conveyor Line - 524.687-022 - Occasional Handling, No Fingering

We used the SCO and the aptitudes for dexterity to show that there really are not a significant number of jobs for a person limited to light work (six hours of standing/walking), occasional handling, and no fingering. There is more than one to tackle the problem. We look at bakery worker, conveyor line (DOT 524.687-022) through the O*Net and Occupational Requirements Survey.

Bakery worker, conveyor line (DOT 524.687-022) belongs to crossing guards (SOC 51-3099 and 51-9199). Bakery worker, conveyor line are not addressed in the O*NET OnLine. Both group end in "9" and are "all other" classifications. The Occupational Requirements Survey provides useful data about the occupational group of production workers, all other (51-9199), but not for food processing workers, all other (51-3099) in the 2017 data.

51-9199.00 Production workers, all other

Series ID: ORUV1000031A00000065
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of production workers, all other; svp is beyond short demonstration, up to & including 1 month
Requirement: Education, Training, And Experience
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: svp is beyond short demonstration, up to & including 1 month
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual46.3

Production workers, all other, engage in unskilled work in 46.3% of jobs.

Series ID: ORUP1000031A00000663
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of production workers, all other; strength is medium work
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: strength is medium work
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual73.9


Production workers, all other, engage in light exertion in no more than 26.1% of jobs.

Series ID: ORUP1000031A00000234
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: production workers, all other; pounds maximum weight lifted/carried (10th percentile)
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: pounds maximum weight lifted/carried (10th percentile)
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual10

Series ID: ORUP1000031A00000235
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: production workers, all other; pounds maximum weight lifted/carried (25th percentile)
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: pounds maximum weight lifted/carried (25th percentile)
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual25

The 25th percentile requires medium exertion. The number of light jobs is less than 25% of the occupational base; some percentage of the jobs require heavy or very heavy exertion.

Series ID: ORUP1000031A00000769
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of production workers, all other; fine manipulation is required
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: fine manipulation is required
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual100

Production worker, all other, jobs require fine manipulation in all jobs.

Series ID: ORUP1000031A00000334
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of production workers, all other; gross manipulation is required, constantly
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: gross manipulation is required, constantly
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual55.4
Series ID: ORUP1000031A00000345
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of production workers, all other; gross manipulation is required, both hands
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: gross manipulation is required, both hands
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual99.5

Series ID: ORUP1000031A00000771
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: % of production workers, all other; gross manipulation is required
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: gross manipulation is required
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual100

Production workers, all other, engage in gross manipulation in all jobs; engage in gross manipulation with both hands in 99.5% of jobs; and do so constantly in 55.4% of jobs. It is unclear but doubtful that production workers, all other have occasional or less requirements for gross manipulation. 
 
Series ID: ORUP1000031A00001004
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: production workers, all other; % of day standing/walking is required (10th percentile)
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: % of day standing/walking is required (10th percentile)
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual75

 Series ID: ORUP1000031A00001005
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: production workers, all other; % of day standing/walking is required (25th percentile)
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: % of day standing/walking is required (25th percentile)
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual87.5

 Series ID: ORUP1000031A00001006
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: production workers, all other; % of day standing/walking is required (50th percentile - median)
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: % of day standing/walking is required (50th percentile - median)
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual96.7

 Series ID: ORUP1000031A00001007
Not seasonally adjusted
Series Title: production workers, all other; % of day standing/walking is required (75th percentile)
Requirement: Physical Demands
Occupation: production workers, all other
Estimate: % of day standing/walking is required (75th percentile)
YearPeriodEstimate
2017Annual100

A person limited to six hours of standing/walking in a day could not perform full-time work at the 25th percentile. Production workers, all other, must stand/walk six hours per day at the 10th percentile.
We can check the OOH to determine aggregate job numbers and the typical education/training.

51-9199 Production workers, all other

Typical Education Needed
High school diploma or equivalent
Work Experience in a Related Occupation
None
Typical On-The-Job Training Needed to Attain Competency
Moderate-term on-the-job training
2016 Employment
263,500


Incumbents have at least some college in 35.2% of jobs.

The Occupational Employment Statistics estimates the occupational group at 256,050.

Crossing guards include three DOT codes, two of which are unskilled and light . Putting together the date from the OOH, O*NET, and ORS, we get no jobs as a baker worker, conveyor line or other production worker, all other in the nation that meet the demands of the limitations and constitute presumptive substantial gainful activity:

# of jobs
% unskilled (ORS)
# of unskilled jobs
263,500
46.3%
122,001
# of unskilled jobs
% light (ORS)
# light and unskilled jobs
122,001
24% (<25%)
29,280
# light and unskilled jobs
% no fine manipulation (ORS)
# no fine manipulation jobs
29,280
0%
0
# no fine manipulation jobs
% occasional gross manipulation (ORS)
# no fine, occasional gross manipulation jobs
0
0%
0
# no fine, occasional gross manipulation jobs
% stand/walk ≤ 6 hours/day (ORS)
# no fine, occasional gross, 6 hours s/w jobs
0
10%
0

BONUS SECTION: The number of light, unskilled production workers, all other, jobs that require six hours or less of standing/walking in an eight-hour day on a regular full-time schedule:

# of jobs
% unskilled
# of unskilled jobs
263,500
46.3%
122,001
# of unskilled jobs
% light
# light and unskilled
122,001
24% (<25%)
29,280
# light and unskilled
% stand/walk ≤ 6 hours/day
# stand/walk ≤ 6 hours/day
29,280
10%
2,928




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