Dictionary of Occupational Titles Fourth Edition, Revised 1991

Contents Message from the Secretary Prefatory Note Foreword Acknowledgments Special Notice Introduction Parts of the Occupational Definition How to Find an Occupational Title and Code Occupational Categories, Divisions, and Groups Master Titles and Definitions Term Titles and Definitions Occupational Definitions Professional, Technical, and Managerial Occupations 001.061-010 to 024.364-010 024.381-010 to 079.131-010 079.151-010 to 153.267-018 153.287-010 to 169.117-014 169.127-010 to 187.167-226 187.167-230 to 199.682-010 Clerical and Sales Occupations 201.162-010 to 219.362-046 219.362-050 to 243.367-018 245.362-010 to 272.357-018 272.357-022 to 299.687-014 Service Occupations 301.137-010 to 362.687-018 363.681-010 to 389.687-018 Agricultural, Fishery, Forestry, and Related Occupations 401.137-010 to 461.684-018 Processing Occupations 500.131-010 to 519.585-014 519.585-018 to 522.685-094 522.685-098 to 529.685-138 529.685-142 to 550.665-022 550.682-010 to 558.482-010 558.485-010 to 570.683-010 570.683-014 to 583.132-010 583.137-010 to 599.687-038 Machine Trades Occupations 600.130-010 to 613.132-010 613.360-010 to 622.381-014 622.381-018 to 651.362-030 651.362-034 to 669.686-010 669.686-014 to 689.134-022 689.134-026 to 699.687-022 Benchwork Occupations 700.130-010 to 713.684-018 713.684-022 to 726.685-054 726.685-058 to 737.367-010 737.381-010 to 761.684-010 761.684-014 to 781.384-018 781.484-010 to 795.687-030 Structural Work 800.662-010 to 821.361-018 821.361-022 to 861.381-026 861.381-030 to 899.687-014 Miscellaneous Occupations 900.683-010 to 921.683-046 921.683-050 to 962.162-010 962.167-010 to 979.687-034 Glossary Appendices Appendix A: Revisions from the 4th Edition DOT Appendix B: Explanation of Data, People, and Things Appendix C: Components of the Definition Trailer Appendix D: How to Use the DOT for Job Placement Appendix E: Occupational Code Requests Indexes Alphabetical index Industry designation Master definitions and titles Terms and definitions

The DOT has been replaced by the O*Net The Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT) was created by the Employment and Training Administration, and was last updated in 1991. It is included on the Office of Administrative Law Judges (OALJ) web site because it was a standard reference in several types of cases adjudicated by the OALJ, especially in older labor-related immigration cases. The DOT, however, has been replaced by the O*NET. For information on O*Net, see Searching the DOT To do a full-text search of the DOT, use the "ALL OALJ" option on the search bar in the header, and look for the DOT category on the results page.