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• Airplane Assemblers
  Airplane assemblers fit and install aircraft skins, frames, controls, and other systems.
• Appliance Installers and Repairers
  Appliance installers and repairers set up, service, and fix machines such as washers and refrigerators.
• Assemblers
  Precision assemblers build complex products from manufactured parts.
• Automobile Painters
  Vehicle painters prepare and paint cars, trucks, airplanes, farm equipment, and other vehicles.
• Automobile Tire Builders
  Tire building machine operators run machines that make tires.
• Automotive Electronics Installers
  Automotive electronics installers set up and repair radios, speakers, and related components.
• Backhoe Operators
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Bench Technicians
  Industrial electronics repairers install, maintain, and fix complex electronic equipment.
• Blue-Collar Worker Supervisors
  Blue-collar worker supervisors direct, help, and train workers in physically active jobs.
• Boiler Operators
  Stationary engineers operate and maintain large equipment such as steam engines and generators.
• Building Maintenance Workers
  Building maintenance workers keep buildings in good shape. They repair plumbing, electrical fixtures, machinery, and the structure of buildings.
• Building Superintendents
  Building maintenance workers keep buildings in good shape. They repair plumbing, electrical fixtures, machinery, and the structure of buildings.
• Bulldozer and Grader Operators
  Operating engineers and construction equipment operators use machinery to move construction materials.
• Car Painters
  Vehicle painters prepare and paint cars, trucks, airplanes, farm equipment, and other vehicles.
• Chemical Engineers
  Chemical engineers solve problems that involve using or making chemicals.
• Chemical Equipment Operators
  Chemical equipment operators control equipment that processes chemicals.
• Chemical Plant Operators
  Chemical plant operators run the machines and control the processes used when making chemicals.
• Clothes Ironers
  Clothes pressers operate presses to remove wrinkles, flatten seams, and give shape to garments.
• Clothes Pressers
  Clothes pressers operate presses to remove wrinkles, flatten seams, and give shape to garments.
• Coating Machine Operators
  Painting and coating machine operators set up and run machines that coat or paint a wide variety of products.
• Cobblers
  Shoe and leather workers create and repair products such as footwear, wallets, luggage, and saddles.
• Coin and Vending Machine Repairers
  Coin and vending machine repairers install, maintain, and repair coin machines.
• Computer Chip Technicians
  Semiconductor processing operators make wafers and microcircuits. These parts do the thinking for computers and other digital devices.
• Computer, ATM, and Office Machine Repairers
  Computer, ATM, and office machine repairers install, maintain, and fix automated teller machines and office equipment.
• Construction Worker Supervisors
  Blue-collar worker supervisors direct, help, and train workers in physically active jobs.
• Conveyor Operators
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Core Drillers
  Gas and oil drillers operate the equipment that is used to drill for gas and oil.
• Crane and Tower Operators
  Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
• Crane and Tower Operators - Operating Engineers and Construction Equipment Operators
  Operating engineers and construction equipment operators use machinery to move construction materials.
• Crane Operators
  Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
• Custodians
  Building maintenance workers keep buildings in good shape. They repair plumbing, electrical fixtures, machinery, and the structure of buildings.
• Custom Sewers
  Tailors construct, alter, or repair items of clothing.
• Diamond Experts
  Jewelers design, make, and repair rings, necklaces, earrings, and other jewelry.
• Die Makers
  Tool and die makers produce tools, dies, and special devices that enable machines to make products.
• Dragline Operators
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Dredge Operators
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Dressmakers
  Tailors construct, alter, or repair items of clothing.
• Electric Motor Repairers
  Electric motor repairers maintain and repair electric motors.
• Equipment Operators
  Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
• Equipment Operators, Chemical
  Chemical equipment operators control equipment that processes chemicals.
• Expediting Clerks
  Production and planning clerks keep the flow of work and materials running smoothly.
• Extractive Workers
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Eyeglass Makers
  Lens grinders and polishers make lenses for eyeglasses and equipment such as telescopes.
• Facility Maintenance Technicians
  Building maintenance workers keep buildings in good shape. They repair plumbing, electrical fixtures, machinery, and the structure of buildings.
• Factory Superintendents
  Industrial production managers coordinate resources and activities to produce millions of products every year.
• Field Technicians
  Industrial electronics repairers install, maintain, and fix complex electronic equipment.
• Filling Machine Operators
  Packaging and filling machine operators run machines to produce or wrap products.
• Forklift Operators
  Forklift operators use tractors to lift and move heavy loads of materials.
• Fuels Engineers
  Chemical engineers solve problems that involve using or making chemicals.
• Furniture Finishers
  Furniture finishers sand, stain, and finish new or repaired furniture.
• Garment Fitters
  Tailors construct, alter, or repair items of clothing.
• Garment Steamers
  Clothes pressers operate presses to remove wrinkles, flatten seams, and give shape to garments.
• Gas and Oil Drillers
  Gas and oil drillers operate the equipment that is used to drill for gas and oil.
• Gas and Oil Plant Operators
  Gas and oil plant operators control the refining process for crude oil or natural gas.
• Gaugers
  Gas and oil plant operators control the refining process for crude oil or natural gas.
• Gem Experts
  Jewelers design, make, and repair rings, necklaces, earrings, and other jewelry.
• Generator Operators
  Power plant operators control the machinery that makes electricity. They also control the flow of power over the lines.
• Glass Blowers
  Glass blowers create artistic or functional objects from glass.
• Heavy Equipment Operators
  Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
• Hoist and Winch Operators
  Hoist and winch operators control cables, cages, and platforms used to move materials from place to place on a job site or in a factory.
• Home Electronic Repairers
  Home electronic repairers fix a variety of electronic equipment.
• Hydroelectric Operators
  Power plant operators control the machinery that makes electricity. They also control the flow of power over the lines.
• Industrial Electronics Repairers
  Industrial electronics repairers install, maintain, and fix complex electronic equipment.
• Industrial Machinery Mechanics
  Industrial machinery mechanics install, maintain, and fix machinery in factories.
• Industrial Production Managers
  Industrial production managers coordinate resources and activities to produce millions of products every year.
• Industrial Truck Operators
  Forklift operators use tractors to lift and move heavy loads of materials.
• Jewelers
  Jewelers design, make, and repair rings, necklaces, earrings, and other jewelry.
• Lawnmower Repairers
  Small engine mechanics service and repair outdoor power equipment.
• Leather Workers
  Shoe and leather workers create and repair products such as footwear, wallets, luggage, and saddles.
• Lens Grinders and Polishers
  Lens grinders and polishers make lenses for eyeglasses and equipment such as telescopes.
• Lens Makers
  Lens grinders and polishers make lenses for eyeglasses and equipment such as telescopes.
• Loading Machine Operators
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Locksmiths
  Locksmiths install and repair locks and safes.
• Machine Feeders and Offbearers
  Production helpers move items between work areas or feed items into machines.
• Machine Operators
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Machine Stitchers
  Sewing machine operators run or tend machines that join parts of garments and other items.
• Machine Tool Operators
  Numerical control machine operators set up and tend computerized machine tools. These machines are programmed to cut and shape parts made of metal or plastic.
• Machinery Maintenance Mechanics
  Industrial machinery mechanics install, maintain, and fix machinery in factories.
• Machinists
  Machinists use machine tools to produce precision metal parts.
• Manufacturing Worker Supervisors
  Blue-collar worker supervisors direct, help, and train workers in physically active jobs.
• Material Moving Machine Operators
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Mechanic and Repairer Helpers
  Mechanic and repairer helpers help experienced mechanics with less skilled tasks.
• Mechanics, Industrial Machinery
  Industrial machinery mechanics install, maintain, and fix machinery in factories.
• Mechanics, Small Engine
  Small engine mechanics service and repair outdoor power equipment.
• Metal and Plastic Processing Workers
  Metal and plastic processing workers set up and operate machines that make products.
• Millwrights
  Millwrights install and repair machinery and heavy equipment.
• Natural Gas Plant Operators
  Gas and oil plant operators control the refining process for crude oil or natural gas.
• Nondestructive Testers
  Quality control inspectors examine products to make sure they meet standards.
• Numerical Control Machine Operators
  Numerical control machine operators set up and tend computerized machine tools. These machines are programmed to cut and shape parts made of metal or plastic.
• Numerical Control Tool Programmers
  Numerical control tool programmers write programs that control machine tools.
• Oil Drillers
  Gas and oil drillers operate the equipment that is used to drill for gas and oil.
• Oil Plant Operators
  Gas and oil plant operators control the refining process for crude oil or natural gas.
• Operating Engineers and Construction Equipment Operators
  Operating engineers and construction equipment operators use machinery to move construction materials.
• Operators, Crane and Tower
  Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
• Ophthalmic Laboratory Technicians
  Lens grinders and polishers make lenses for eyeglasses and equipment such as telescopes.
• Optical Lab Technicians
  Lens grinders and polishers make lenses for eyeglasses and equipment such as telescopes.
• Outdoor Power Equipment Repairers
  Small engine mechanics service and repair outdoor power equipment.
• Packaging and Filling Machine Operators
  Packaging and filling machine operators run machines to produce or wrap products.
• Packers and Packagers
  Packers and packagers prepare materials for shipping.
• Painting and Coating Machine Operators
  Painting and coating machine operators set up and run machines that coat or paint a wide variety of products.
• Parts Reconditioner
  Electric motor repairers maintain and repair electric motors.
• Petroleum Plant Operators
  Gas and oil plant operators control the refining process for crude oil or natural gas.
• Planning Clerks
  Production and planning clerks keep the flow of work and materials running smoothly.
• Plant Managers
  Industrial production managers coordinate resources and activities to produce millions of products every year.
• Plant Operators, Chemical
  Chemical plant operators run the machines and control the processes used when making chemicals.
• Plastic Processing Workers
  Metal and plastic processing workers set up and operate machines that make products.
• Power Dispatchers
  Power plant operators control the machinery that makes electricity. They also control the flow of power over the lines.
• Power House Operators
  Power plant operators control the machinery that makes electricity. They also control the flow of power over the lines.
• Power Plant Operators
  Power plant operators control the machinery that makes electricity. They also control the flow of power over the lines.
• Precision Assemblers
  Precision assemblers build complex products from manufactured parts.
• Production and Planning Clerks
  Production and planning clerks keep the flow of work and materials running smoothly.
• Production Helpers
  Production helpers move items between work areas or feed items into machines.
• Production Managers
  Industrial production managers coordinate resources and activities to produce millions of products every year.
• Production Packers
  Packers and packagers prepare materials for shipping.
• Project Engineers
  Chemical engineers solve problems that involve using or making chemicals.
• Pump Operators
  Pump operators control the transport of oil and natural gas between wells and storage tanks.
• Quality Control Inspectors
  Quality control inspectors examine products to make sure they meet standards.
• Quality Control Managers
  Industrial production managers coordinate resources and activities to produce millions of products every year.
• Refinery Workers
  Gas and oil plant operators control the refining process for crude oil or natural gas.
• Refinishers
  Furniture finishers sand, stain, and finish new or repaired furniture.
• Repairer Helpers
  Mechanic and repairer helpers help experienced mechanics with less skilled tasks.
• Ripsaw Operators
  Sawing machine operators run machines that turn logs into lumber.
• Rotary Drill Operators
  Gas and oil drillers operate the equipment that is used to drill for gas and oil.
• Roustabouts
  Roustabouts do general maintenance and construction work at oil fields.
• Safe and Vault Service Mechanics
  Locksmiths install and repair locks and safes.
• Sawing Machine Operators
  Sawing machine operators run machines that turn logs into lumber.
• Schedulers
  Production and planning clerks keep the flow of work and materials running smoothly.
• Scraper Operators
  Material moving machine operators use machines to move earth, mining products, and other heavy loads.
• Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers
  Security and fire alarm system installers configure and mount security and fire alarms in private homes.
• Semiconductor Processing Operators
  Semiconductor processing operators make wafers and microcircuits. These parts do the thinking for computers and other digital devices.
• Service Technicians
  Electric motor repairers maintain and repair electric motors.
• Servicers
  Coin and vending machine repairers install, maintain, and repair coin machines.
• Sewing Machine Operators
  Sewing machine operators run or tend machines that join parts of garments and other items.
• Shoe and Leather Workers
  Shoe and leather workers create and repair products such as footwear, wallets, luggage, and saddles.
• Shop Tailors
  Tailors construct, alter, or repair items of clothing.
• Slot Machine Mechanics
  Coin and vending machine repairers install, maintain, and repair coin machines.
• Small Engine Mechanics
  Small engine mechanics service and repair outdoor power equipment.
• Solderers
  Welders and solderers use heat to permanently join pieces of metal.
• Soldering Machine Operators
  Welding and soldering machine operators run machines that join pieces of metal.
• Stationary Engineers
  Stationary engineers operate and maintain large equipment such as steam engines and generators.
• Steam Operators
  Clothes pressers operate presses to remove wrinkles, flatten seams, and give shape to garments.
• Supers
  Building maintenance workers keep buildings in good shape. They repair plumbing, electrical fixtures, machinery, and the structure of buildings.
• Tailors
  Tailors construct, alter, or repair items of clothing.
• Television Repairers
  Home electronic repairers fix a variety of electronic equipment.
• Testers
  Quality control inspectors examine products to make sure they meet standards.
• Textile Machine Operators
  Textile machine operators run machines that make products from fibers.
• Tire Building Machine Operators
  Tire building machine operators run machines that make tires.
• Tool and Die Makers
  Tool and die makers produce tools, dies, and special devices that enable machines to make products.
• Tool Grinders
  Tool grinders operate machines that shape or grind pieces of metal to specific sizes.
• Tool Maintenance Workers
  Tool grinders operate machines that shape or grind pieces of metal to specific sizes.
• Tower Operators
  Crane and tower operators use machinery to lift and move heavy loads.
• Upholsterers
  Upholsterers install springs, padding, and fabric on new and used furniture.
• Vehicle Painters
  Vehicle painters prepare and paint cars, trucks, airplanes, farm equipment, and other vehicles.
• Vending Machine Repairers
  Coin and vending machine repairers install, maintain, and repair coin machines.
• Video Game Repairers
  Coin and vending machine repairers install, maintain, and repair coin machines.
• Watch Repairers
  Watch repairers test, adjust, repair, and clean watches, clocks, and other timepieces.
• Welders and Solderers
  Welders and solderers use heat to permanently join pieces of metal.
• Welding and Soldering Machine Operators
  Welding and soldering machine operators run machines that join pieces of metal.
• Wellhead Pumpers
  Pump operators control the transport of oil and natural gas between wells and storage tanks.
• Winch Operators
  Hoist and winch operators control cables, cages, and platforms used to move materials from place to place on a job site or in a factory.
• Wood Machinists
  Sawing machine operators run machines that turn logs into lumber.
• Woodworking Machine Operators
  Woodworking machine operators cut and shape raw wood to make products.

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