Integration Guide
A complete and intuitive guide to integrating your ATS with eQuest's Enterprise system (password protected).
- 1. Getting Started
- 2. Jobs
- 3. Posting Interface
- 4. Candidate Responses
- 5. eQuest Advantage
- Enumerations
- Glossary
1. Getting Started
1.1. Introduction
We've designed our API around existing, standard protocols that should be easy to interface with from any platform and framework. There's no place for ambiguity in a working integration, so both our API and this guide have been designed to minimize it.
Once a new integration request has been handed off to our integrations team, a new project is set up in our project tracking system. All integration related communication will take place within this system. Your login will be emailed to you.
The project site (Basecamp)
1.2. Things to Know
If you haven’t already an understanding of the following concepts, we encourage you to do a little preliminary reading before moving on. Here are some of the things you should know and how they relate to your integration with eQuest.
1.2.1 HTTP
Our standard interface is accessed over HTTPS. More specifically, an HTTPS POST containing a payload of parameters. This can easily be performed client-side via an HTML or Javascript form, or server-side via an HTTPS specific or general IP socket library — your language may provide a native library already.
If you’re a developer you’re likely fairly familiar with this protocol — but it’s worth mentioning to emphasize our integration’s dependency on proper, well-formed HTTPS requests.
1.2.2 Character Encoding
eQuest can handle job information in any written language, by storing all of our job data in the UTF-8 character set. However, in order for your request payload to be properly received, it must be encoded in one of the following character sets. You should understand the differences between these specifications and the nature and encoding of your own data.
- UTF-8
- UTF-16
- ISO-8859-1
- Windows-1252
1.2.3 HTML
Users need to publish presentable requisitions, and HTML allows them to do that.
In most case, the markup is transparent to the user — they either copy and paste formatted data from a third party application such as Microsoft Word, or they use a WYSIWYG editor embedded in your application. A common side effect of this indirect composition is untidy markup — empty <p> tags, unnecessary entities, etc.
We’ve designed our application to maintain as much of our users’ intended formatting as possible, and our translation toolset provides a handful of effective methods to do so. For boards that accept any HTML markup we pass through the given data with no modification unless the transport format — such as tab or pipe delimited — requires it. For boards that don’t accept any HTML, we render the markup — as a user would see it in a web browser — and pass through a text representation of the resulting format. For boards that accept only a subset of HTML, we can selectively render only the fragments of unsupported markup, and keep the supported markup intact.
1.3. Posting Flow Diagram
1.4. What You'll Need From Us
Before moving on to any real development, you'll need just a couple things from us.
1.4.1 Test Environment
We've recently standardized our testing environment, so per ATS environments are no longer necessary.
The Post URL for the standard environment is "https://native.testing.equest.com/post/".
Please note that simply navigating to this URL in your browser will display an error page; it requires a full and valid POST payload.
1.4.2 Test Account
You'll need an account before posting. Please contact eQuest support for this if you haven't already.
1.5. Integration Requirements
Below are the basic requirements that must be met before an integration can be moved to production.
1.5.1 Field Mapping
All required parameters must be passed over in the post requests.
All job parameters must be validated before they hit eQuest.
1.5.2 Post Transactions
Users must have the ability to ADD, UPDATE and DELETE their jobs. More on Transactions.
1.5.3 Error Handling
One of the error handling methods must be implemented.
1.5.4 Connection to Multiple Accounts per Company
Clients have the ability to set up more than one posting account within eQuest. Often times each of those unique posting accounts is associated with a unique set of job board permissions. As a result, it's important that a single eQuest posting account is not hardcoded into the integration as the job board permission settings are often key to the client's decision to use eQuest.
Below are options that will enhance the integration and user experience.
1.5.5 Candidate Sourcing
When a candidate arrives at the ATS site to apply, it's useful to know which board that candidate arrived from. More on Candidate Sourcing.
1.5.6 Live URL Support
The URL at which a posting is published on a board can be retrieved via the GetPostingLiveURL SOAP method.
1.6. Before Going Live
Before moving into production, the following must take place (in this order):
- a request to review the integration must be made via the project site (by your integration team)
- the eQuest integration team will generally review the integration within 5-10 business days
- once our team has approved the integration, we begin the process of setting up a production Post URL
- the Post URL is provided via the project site within 5-10 business days
- while the production Post URL is being set up, you will request a kickoff call that includes your integration team and someone from your support team. Our operations and support team will attend the call.
Сovered on this call (the call should take no longer than 30 minutes):- client setup process
- ownership of issues/requests
- client expectations
- points of contact/escalations
- the Post URL is provided via the project site. This is last thing that is necessary to go live.
- if you would like to do production posts to the job boards, please make the request via the project site. Test jobs are not posted to the boards from our testing environment, the delivery engine only works from production.
NOTE: if your Post URL has the word "testing" in it, you do not have a production Post URL.
2. Jobs
2.1. Uniqueness and Scope
A job is unique to the user that created it and identified by the Requisition Number.
Multiple users, of the same or different organizations, may create jobs with identical requisition numbers. They may not update or delete each others jobs.
2.2. Parameters
2.2 Parameters
Before submitting any job data to our application, you must ensure that it matches our schema and will validate completely. Although the user will be prompted during the posting process to correct any invalid job parameters, this should not be used to supplement a lack of validation in your ATS.
Please use the following definitions, regular expressions and notes to ensure that your ATS fulfills our requirements. Note that all regular expressions are Perl compatible, or PCRE. Also note that all values are trimmed of leading and trailing whitespace before being validated.
- requisition_number (required)
-
The primary user-defined job identifier unique to each job/user.
Validated by regex:
/^[A-Z0-9a-z-_ ]{1,255}$/ - io_number (optional)
-
A secondary identifier sometimes used by media agencies or ATSs for tracking.
Validated by regex:
/^[A-Z0-9a-z-_ \.&]{0,255}$/ - company_name (required*)
-
Company name.
Validated by regex:
/^(.){1,255}$/ - company_description_en (optional)
-
Company description. Appears above Description and Required Skills when the board does not provide a specific field.
Validated by regex:
/^.*$/m
- company_division (optional)
-
Company division.
Validated by regex:
/^(.){0,255}$/ - company_department (optional)
-
Company department.
Validated by regex:
/^(.){0,255}$/ - recruiter_org (optional)
-
Recruiter organization. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^(.){0,255}$/ - recruiter_name (required*)
-
Recruiter name. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^(.){1,255}$/ - recruiter_email (required*)
-
Recruiter email. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^[^[:space:]@]{1,100}@[[:alnum:]_\.\-]{1,128}\.[[:alnum:]]{2,4}$/ - company_streetaddress (optional)
-
Company street address. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^.{1,255}$/m - company_city (optional)
-
Company city. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^(.){1,255}$/ - company_stateprovince (optional)
-
Company state/province. For internal use only.
Validated against the state/province enumeration.
- company_postalcode (optional)
-
Company postal code. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^[A-Z0-9- ]{1,255}$/ - company_country (optional)
-
Company country. For internal use only.
Validated against the country enumeration.
- company_phone (optional)
-
Company phone. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^[0-9]{1,255}$/ - company_fax (optional)
-
Company fax. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^[0-9]{1,255}$/ - location_country (required)
-
Job country.
Validated against the country enumeration.
- location_city (required)
-
Job city.
Validated by regex:
/^(.){1,255}$/< - location_postalcode (optional)
-
Job postal code.
if no location_postalcode value is sent for a US-based posting, an arbitrary USPS postal code value will be assigned to the job based on the location_city/location_stateprovince combination. For example; if the job location is Chicago, IL -- 60667 could be used for one job while 60652 is assigned to the next. Valid values for US locations are 5 digits only; +4 suffixes are not allowed.
Otherwise, validated by regex:/^[A-Z0-9- ]{0,255}$/ - location_us_areacode (optional)
-
Job US area code.
Validated by regex:
/^([0-9]{3})?$/ - location_stateprovince (required)
-
Job state/province.
Validated against the state/province enumeration.
- title_en (required)
-
Job title.
Validated by regex:
/^(.){1,500}$/
- classification_type (required)
-
Job type classification.
Validated against the classification type enumeration.
- classification_time (required)
-
Job time classification.
Validated against the classification time enumeration.
- start_date (optional)
-
Job start date for temporary or contract positions.
Validated by regex:
/^(20[0-9][0-9]-[0-1][0-9]-[0-3][0-9])?$/
- end_date (optional)
-
Job end date for temporary or contract positions.
Validated by regex:
/^(20[0-9][0-9]-[0-1][0-9]-[0-3][0-9])?$/
- compensation_type (optional)
-
Compensation type.
Validated against the compensation type enumeration.
- compensation_currency (optional)
-
Compensation currency.
Validated against the compensation currency enumeration.
- compensation_amount (optional)
-
Compensation amount. This value takes precedence over range values â" when given, both the compensation_range_min and compensation_range_max fields are discarded.
Validated by regex:
/^([0-9]{1,10}|[0-9]{1,7}\.[0-9][0-9])?$/ - compensation_range_min (optional)
-
Compensation minimum.
Validated by regex:
/^([0-9]{1,10}|[0-9]{1,7}\.[0-9][0-9])?$/ - compensation_range_max (optional)
-
Compensation maximum.
Validated by regex:
/^([0-9]{1,10}|[0-9]{1,7}\.[0-9][0-9])?$/ - travel_percentage (optional)
-
Travel percentage.
Validated by regex:
/^([0-9]|[0-9][0-9]|100)?$/
- telecommute_percentage (optional)
-
Telecommute percentage.
Validated by regex:
/^([0-9]|[0-9][0-9]|100)?$/
- function (required)
-
Job function code.
Validated against the function enumeration.
- industry (required*)
-
Job industry code.
Validated against the industry enumeration.
- skills_en (required)
-
Description of required skills.
Validated by regex:
/^.+$/m
- education (optional)
-
Description of education requirements.
Validated against the education enumeration.
- description_en (required)
-
Description of the job position.
Validated by regex:
/^.+$/m
- benefits_en (optional)
-
Description of job benefits.
Validated by regex:
/^.*$/m
- contact_name (required*)
-
Job contact name. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^(.){1,255}$/ - contact_email (required*)
-
Job contact email. For internal use only.
Validated by regex:
/^[^[:space:]@]{1,100}@[[:alnum:]_\.\-]{1,128}\.[[:alnum:]]{2,4}$/ - candidate_response_url (required)
-
Candidate response URL.
Validated by regex:
/^((http|https):\/\/.{1,128}\..{1,65399})?$/ - candidate_response_email (required*)
-
Candidate response email.
Validated by regex:
/^[^[:space:]@]{1,100}@[[:alnum:]_\.\-]{1,128}\.[[:alnum:]]{2,4}$/
* Field is required, but can default from eQuest posting account profile. A passed value will override any value stored in the account profile.
3. Posting Interface
3.1. Overview
A single interface is used for all job related requests: adding new jobs; updating existing jobs; deleting existing jobs. Requests are made in the form of HTTP POSTs to a provided URL and must contain a valid payload of parameters.
Below is an overview of the process flow.
Your ATS must implement a minimum of two controllers to interface with our app: one outgoing to send a valid payload to eQuest, and one to receive data for each board selected by the user. The latter should also redirect the user back into the expected flow of your application; more on this under Return.
3.2. Control Parameters
In addition to Job Parameters, the request must contain parameters for authentication, transaction type and return location.
- username
- Identifies the user's account. Used to authenticate and resolve profile information.
- password
- Used to authenticate.
- requisition_number
- In conjunction with username, identifies the job record.
- action
- Type of transaction to invoke.
- command (optional)
- Alias for action.
- return_url
- A URL to which the user will be redirected after the requested transaction is successfully completed. The redirect is an HTTP POST that includes the initial given parameters username, requisition_number and action. For "add" transactions, parameters for each selected board are also included see Return for details.
- board_id_x (optional)
- An incremental set of parameters that identify specific postings of the same job to be deleted.
- error_format (optional)
- Specifies how errors should be displayed to the user or calling application see Error Handling.
- error_url (optional)
- A URL to which the user will be redirected if an error occurs.
- locale (optional)
- Even though this field is called "locale" it currently only controls the posting interface language. The value sent in the request overrides any value set by user in their post interface preferences. Exclude completely if you prefer using posting interface value (English the default). See Interface Language for language options.
3.3. Request Processing
Requests of all types go through some common processes before being handed off to the transaction specific controller.
3.3.1 Encoding Detection/Conversion
Our application converts all request parameters to UTF-8.
Before converting, the source encoding must be known. First, the Content-type header, similar to the following, is searched for a valid charset parameter.
Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=utf-8
Many browsers, however, do not properly indicate the character encoding of POST payloads, so if your integration uses client-side requests — HTML forms or JS — the encoding will not likely be specified. That’s ok — our detection process works very well.
Encodings are detected in the following order, and the first encoding matched is used. Detection depends mostly on validation of byte sequences, so many times data of one encoding can appear valid as another; for this reason, order is very important.
- UTF-8
- UTF-16
- Windows-1252
- ISO-8859-1
Once the source encoding is detected, the data is converted to UTF-8 — if it isn’t already. Transliteration is used to minimize data loss.
3.3.2 Authentication
The username and password Control Parameters are authenticated against our authentication system. In addition, username is used to identify the user’s eQuest account and profile.
3.3.3 Validation of Control Parameters
The remaining Control Parameters are validated.
3.3.4 Translation of Job Parameters
Some small modifications are done to the given Job Parameters before being validated. Modifications include:
- Ensuring uppercase of some values.
- Converting deprecated values.
Mostly, this is where we implement conversions for backwards compatibility.
3.4. Transactions
There are five possible transactions: add, update, delete, list and unpost.
3.4.1 Add
Invoked when action is "add", this transaction results in an interactive eQuest session that provides users with an interface to select destination boards, board specific values and confirm job parameters the latter two being optional steps dependent on user preferences and board configuration.
This transaction has two possible uses: the initial creation of a job record in eQuest or an interactive method to update an existing record and select additional boards. Thus, if you wish the user to always have the option of selecting additional boards when submitting new data, use "add" in place of "update".
3.4.2 Update
Invoked when action is "update", this non-interactive process validates incoming job data and updates an existing job record with the new values.
In contrast to an "add" transaction, there is no way for the user to correct invalid parameters; an invalid parameter will result in an error.
3.4.3 Delete
Invoked when action is "delete", this non-interactive process deletes either an entire job record or specific postings. Note, that even though this is non-interactive action it can be performed by client's browser (using HTML form), client will be re-directed back to return_url when action is completed. If action is performed by a server, simply pass any valid return_url. Response will contain HTTP code 302 with Location header.
If the request contains board_id_x parameters, then only postings for those boards are deleted. The value of each parameter is the board instance identifier sent back to your ATS in the Return.
This action requires the following parameters:
- action
- username
- password
- return_url
- requisition_number
3.4.4 List
Invoked when action is "list", this interactive process lists all active job records associated with an account, and includes specific postings for each active job. This page allows users to:
- Delete a job and all postings
- Delete individual postings
- Edit a job
This action accepts only these parameters:
- action
- username
- password
- return_url
3.4.5 Unpost
Invoked when action is "unpost", this interactive process brings users back to the post page, allowing them to target specific boards (postings) for deletion. This page allows users to:
- Delete individual postings
This action accepts only these parameters:
- action
- username
- password
- return_url
- requisition_number
3.5. Job Composition
During an add or update transaction, the job is composed in one of two ways, depending on the current status of the job.
If the job already exists and is active, the existing data is retrieved from the Job Pipeline. If it’s a new job, pre-defined job values are retrieved from the user’s profile. In both cases, the new job data from the request is applied second; the new data overwrites the existing.
Empty and non-existent parameters are handled in the same way: they do not overwrite existing values.
For example, submitting these parameters
title_en: "Spicy Rib Cook II" location_city: "Oakland" location_stateprovince: ""
to update this existing job
title_en: "Spicy Rib Cook" description_en: "Prepare very spicy, but delicious, ribs." location_city: "San Francisco" location_stateprovince: "US-CA"
would result in this new job.
title_en: "Spicy Rib Cook II" description_en: "Prepare very spicy, but delicious, ribs." location_city: "Oakland" location_stateprovince: "US-CA"
3.6. Return
Following a successful transaction, the user is redirected back to your ATS. Our application will construct a self-submitting form submission is transparent to the user that will perform a POST to the return_url.
The payload includes the following parameters, which will not exceed 255 characters.
username
Identifies the user's eQuest account.
requisition_number
In conjunction with username, identifies the job record.
board_count
The number of boards the job was posted to. Also, the number of "board_" parameters that follow (see following parameters).
board_id_x
An integer used by eQuest to track the particular board instance. This identifier is unique to every customer board setup in our application. Two instances of "Monster.com", for example, will not share the same value.
board_name_x
The user-defined name/label that describes the board in our UI.
board_pipeline_id_x
A string used by our application to globally identify the board. Two instances of "Monster.com", for example, will share the same value.
board_start_date_x
Date when job should be posted to a board (scheduled posting start date) - in the format of YYYY-MM-DD (GMT). If the posting has not been scheduled, no value will be included and the posting.
3.7. Error Handling
Up until now, the possibility for error has been conveniently overlooked for clarity of course. But since it's likely, if not certain, that one will inevitably occur; you should be aware of the available error handling methods and codes.
3.7.1 Methods
The method used is determined by the value of error_format:
- "0" - Redirect eQuest (default)
- "1" - Output
- "2" - Redirect ATS
3.7.1.1 Redirect eQuest
Redirects the user to the eQuest error page. If the error is due to incorrect or lack of information passed by the client a descriptive message is shown along with the error code in decimal format. If the error is an internal and critical eQuest error, a more general page is shown.
3.7.1.2 Output
Simply outputs the error code in decimal format as response content. This method is commonly used by ATSs that wish to completely wrap our application's response.
3.7.1.3 Redirect ATS
Redirects the user to the value of error_url and includes an error_code parameter that contains the decimal error code.
3.7.2 Codes
- 16390
- Authentication failed. The username or password supplied is incorrect.
- 16386
- The username field is empty or missing from the HTTP POST.
- 16387
- The password field is empty or missing from the HTTP POST.
- 16391
- The requisition_number field is empty or missing from the HTTP POST.
- 16392
- The action field is empty or missing from the HTTP POST.
- 16393
- The action supplied in the HTTP POST is invalid.
- 16396
- The return_url field is empty or missing from the HTTP POST.
- 16398
- The requisition does not exist or is inactive. This generally occurs when an action of update or delete is requested for a job that was not previously added.
- 16406
- The provided job data is invalid. This should only occur during update requests, where there is no user interaction available to correct invalid values.
- 16399
- The postings identified by the given IDs do not exist or are inactive.
4. Candidate Responses
4.1. Not Published
Our application doesn’t publish the Candidate Response URL, as we receive it from your ATS. Instead, it’s stored in our database associated with our own unique URL, which is publish to the boards. This accomplishes three main objectives:
- Shorter published URLs that are certain to meet board requirements.
- Modifications can be made to original URLs without the need to re-publish.
- All traffic is routed through our appplication, which allows us to gather statistics and validate successful posts.
Below is a typical response flow.
4.2. URL Variables
In order to provide information back from our application during the candidate response, we allow for a number of variables to be inserted into the URL string. These variables are substituted for their respective values when we generate each posting, and thus contain information otherwise unknown by your ATS. There are many uses for this, the most common being implementation of candidate sourcing.
Variables are represented as:
<variable> ::= "{" <name> "}"
<name> ::= <job_parameter> | "board_instance_id" | "pipeline_id"
Where <job_parameter> is any of the job parameter names.
The {board_instance_id} variable is substituted for the identifier of the
Board Instance. The {pipeline_id} variable is substituted for the Pipeline ID of the global eQuest board.
4.3. Candidate Sourcing
When a candidate arrives at the ATS site to apply for a job, it's useful to know which board that candidate arrived from. This is possible in part by embedding some of the forementioned URL variables into the Candidate Response URL. Something like the following:
https://customer.ats.cxm/responses?job_id=123&board_id={board_instance_id}&source_board={pipeline_id}
It would provide your ATS, during the candidate response process, with the same Board Instance ID & Board Pipeline ID submitted in the Return Process.
Board Instance vs Pipeline ID Explained
A Board Instance is a specific instance of some Job Board (Pipeline ID). For example, as a customer I can set up 10 instances of 'Monster.com' that will be used regionally by my users. Most likely this would mean 10 unique Monster logins, each associated to their own inventory and branding.
In this case, eQuest would return 10 different board_instance_id's but the pipeline_id would always be 'Monster.com'.
4.3.1 Example
A user posts a job through eQuest via your ATS. The Candidate Response URL included looks like this:
https://customer.ats.cxm/responses?job_id=123&board_id={board_instance_id}&source_board={pipeline_id}
The user chooses three boards labeled: Monster (US), Monster (UK), and CareerBuilder - My Account. Everything goes well in eQuest and the user is redirected to the return_url; included in that request are the Return Parameters for each board, which your ATS stores for later use:
username: "Zuul" requisition_number: "123" board_count: "3" board_id_1: "101" board_name_1: "Monster (US)" board_pipeline_id_1: "Monster.com" board_id_2: "102" board_name_2: "Monster (UK)" board_pipeline_id_2: "Monster.com" board_id_3: "103" board_name_3: "CareerBuilder - My Account" board_pipeline_id_3: "CareerBuilder"
When each posting was generated in eQuest, the {board_instance_id} variable was substituted for it's respective value, and each Candidate Response URL became.
-
Monster (US)
https://customer.ats.cxm/responses?job_id=123&board_id=101&source_board=Monster.com
-
Monster (UK)
https://customer.ats.cxm/responses?job_id=123&board_id=102&source_board=Monster.com
-
CareerBuilder - My Account
https://customer.ats.cxm/responses?job_id=123&board_id=103&source_board=Careerbuilder
With this information included in the URLs, your ATS knows that responses for the first come from the instance Monster (US) or the global eQuest board Monster.com, etc.
5. eQuest Advantage
5.1. Authentication and Account Provisioning
If you are performing an integration with eQuest Advantage, there are two additional required Control Parameters which will allow you to manage user accounts trivially.
- admin_username
- Identifies the admin account for the eQuest group of which the username is a member (Generally, your ATS. eQuest Advantage does not support company accounts).
- admin_password
- Used to authenticate the admin.
By passing this information along with the required username and password, you will allow us to automatically provision an account for the incoming user if one does not already exist.
- If the user exists and the password is valid, we allow the user session to continue normally.
- If the user exists but the password is invalid, we present a standard authentication error.
- If the user does not exist we will use the values set in username and password to provision a new account for that user and allow the session to continue.
Support for this feature is required if you are integrating with eQuest Advantage.
5.2. Test Credit Card Information
MasterCard Test Card
5424000000000015Visa Test Card
4007000000027Visa Test Card II
4012888818888Enter any valid expiration date, and any 3-digit CVV.
Enumerations
1. Classification Time
| Value | Label |
|---|---|
| FULLTIME | Full-time |
| PARTTIME | Part-time |
2. Classification Type
| Value | Label |
|---|---|
| PERMANENT | Regular |
| CONTRACT | Contract |
| CONTRACTPERMANENT | Contract to Regular |
| INTERN | Intern |
3. Compensation Currency
| Value | Label |
|---|---|
| USD | US Dollars |
| EUR | Euros |
| ARS | Argentine Pesos |
| AUD | Australian Dollars |
| BRL | Brazilian Reals |
| CAD | Canadian Dollars |
| CHF | Swiss Francs |
| CNY | Chinese Yuan Renminbi |
| CZK | Czech Koruny |
| DKK | Danish Kroner |
| FJD | Fiji Dollars |
| GBP | British Pounds |
| HKD | Hong Kong Dollars |
| HUF | Hungarian Forints |
| IDR | Indonesian Rupiahs |
| ILS | Israeli New Sheqels |
| INR | Indian Rupees |
| JPY | Japanese Yen |
| KRW | South Korean Wons |
| MXN | Mexican Pesos |
| MYR | Malaysian Ringgits |
| NOK | Norwegian Krones |
| NZD | New Zealand Dollars |
| PHP | Philippine Pesos |
| PKR | Pakistani Rupees |
| PLN | Polish Zlotych |
| SEK | Swedish Kronor |
| SGD | Singapore Dollars |
| THB | Thai Bahts |
| TWD | New Taiwanese Dollars |
| ZAR | South African Rands |
4. Compensation Type
| Value | Label |
|---|---|
| SALARY | Salary |
| HOURLY | Hourly |
5. Education
| Value | Label |
| HIGHSCHOOL | High School |
| SOMECOLLEGE | Some College |
| CERTIFICATION | Certification |
| ASSOCIATEDEGREE | Associate Degree |
| BACHELORSDEGREE | Bachelor’s Degree |
| MASTERSDEGREE | Master’s Degree |
| EQUIVALENTEXPERIENCE | Equivalent Experience |
| DOCTORATE | Doctorate |
6. Industry
| Value | Label |
| 1 | Advertising and Public Relations |
| 2 | Aerospace/Defense |
| 3 | Agriculture/Forestry/Fishing |
| 4 | Sports and Physical Recreation |
| 5 | Automotive Sales and Repair |
| 6 | Banking |
| 7 | Biotechnology |
| 8 | Chemicals/Petro-Chemicals |
| 9 | Technology |
| 10 | Construction/Landscaping |
| 11 | Management Consulting Services |
| 12 | Consumer Goods |
| 13 | Consumer Services |
| 14 | Distribution and Supply |
| 15 | Education |
| 16 | Energy and Utilities |
| 17 | Arts, Entertainment & Media |
| 18 | Environmental |
| 19 | Financial Services |
| 20 | Restaurant/Food Services |
| 21 | Furniture and Fixtures |
| 22 | Government - Local/Federal |
| 23 | Healthcare |
| 24 | Heating, Cooling & Ventilation |
| 25 | Hospitality & Leisure |
| 26 | Import/Export |
| 27 | International Relations |
| 28 | Media/Journalism/ Newspaper |
| 29 | Legal Services |
| 30 | Property/ Equipment Leasing |
| 31 | Lumber & Wood |
| 32 | Industrial Facilities and Infrastructure |
| 33 | Manufacturing - Other |
| 34 | Metals and Minerals |
| 35 | Mining |
| 36 | Non-profit - Social Services |
| 37 | Oil & Gas |
| 38 | Other - Not Specified |
| 39 | Consumer Packaged Goods Manufacturing |
| 40 | Paper |
| 41 | Pharmaceutical & Life Sciences |
| 42 | Automotive and Parts Mfg |
| 43 | Printing & Publishing |
| 44 | Professional Services |
| 45 | Natural Resources |
| 46 | Real Estate/ Property Management |
| 47 | Retail |
| 48 | Social Services |
| 49 | HR/Staffing/Employment Agencies |
| 50 | Communications |
| 51 | Textile Manufacturing |
| 52 | Tobacco |
| 53 | Transportation and Logistics |
| 54 | Renewable Energy |
| 55 | Travel, Transportation and Tourism |
| 56 | Internet Services |
7. Function
Extended from the 6.0 O*NET Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) database, this enumeration contains 31 additional entries these entries appear highlighted.
| Value | Label | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | |
| 11000000 | Management | |||
| 11100000 | Top Executives | |||
| 11101100 | Chief Executive | |||
| 11101101 | Government Service Executives | |||
| 11101102 | Private Sector Executives | |||
| 11102100 | General and Operations Manager | |||
| 11103100 | Legislator | |||
| 11303101 | Treasurers, Controllers, and Chief Financial Officers | |||
| 11303102 | Financial Managers, Branch or Department | |||
| 11200000 | Advertising, Marketing, Promotions, Public Relations and Sales Manager | |||
| 11201100 | Advertising and Promotions Manager | |||
| 11202000 | Marketing and Sales Manager | |||
| 11202100 | Marketing Manager | |||
| 11202151 | Market Research Managers | |||
| 11202152 | Network Marketing Managers | |||
| 11202153 | Account Managers | |||
| 11202200 | Sales Manager | |||
| 11203100 | Public Relations Manager | |||
| 11300000 | Operations Specialties Managers | |||
| 11301100 | Administrative Services Manager | |||
| 11302100 | Computer and Information Systems Manager | |||
| 11303100 | Financial Manager | |||
| 11304100 | Compensation and Benefits Manager | |||
| 11304200 | Training and Development Manager | |||
| 11304900 | Human Resources Manager | |||
| 11305100 | Industrial Production Manager | |||
| 11306100 | Purchasing Manager | |||
| 11307100 | Transportation, Storage and Distribution Manager | |||
| 11900000 | Other Management | |||
| 11901100 | Farm, Ranch, and Other Agricultural Manager | |||
| 11901101 | Nursery and Greenhouse Managers | |||
| 11901102 | Agricultural Crop Farm Managers | |||
| 11901103 | Fish Hatchery Managers | |||
| 11901200 | Farmer or Rancher | |||
| 11902100 | Construction Manager | |||
| 11903100 | Education Administrator, Preschool and Child Care Center | |||
| 11903200 | Education Administrator, Elementary and Secondary School | |||
| 11903300 | Education Administrator, Postsecondary | |||
| 11903900 | Education Administrator | |||
| 11904100 | Engineering Manager | |||
| 11905100 | Food Service Manager | |||
| 11906100 | Funeral Director | |||
| 11907100 | Gaming Manager | |||
| 11908100 | Lodging Manager | |||
| 11911100 | Medical and Health Services Manager | |||
| 11912100 | Natural Sciences Manager | |||
| 11913100 | Postmasters and Mail Superintendent | |||
| 11914100 | Property, Real Estate or Community Association Manager | |||
| 11915100 | Social or Community Service Manager | |||
| 11919900 | Manager | |||
| 13000000 | Business and Financial Operations | |||
| 13100000 | Business Operations Specialists | |||
| 13101100 | Agent/Business Manager of Artist, Performer or Athlete | |||
| 13102100 | Purchasing Agent and Buyer, Farm Products | |||
| 13102200 | Wholesale and Retail Buyer, Except Farm Products | |||
| 13102300 | Purchasing Agent, Except Wholesale, Retail and Farm Products | |||
| 13103100 | Claims Adjuster, Examiners, and Investigators | |||
| 13103101 | Claims Examiners, Property and Casualty Insurance | |||
| 13103102 | Insurance Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators | |||
| 13103200 | Insurance Appraiser, Auto Damage | |||
| 13104100 | Compliance Officer | |||
| 13104101 | Environmental Compliance Inspectors | |||
| 13104102 | Licensing Examiners and Inspectors | |||
| 13104103 | Equal Opportunity Representatives and Officers | |||
| 13104104 | Government Property Inspectors and Investigators | |||
| 13104105 | Pressure Vessel Inspectors | |||
| 13104106 | Coroners | |||
| 13105100 | Cost Estimator | |||
| 13106100 | Emergency Management Specialist | |||
| 13107100 | Employment, Recruitment and Placement Specialist | |||
| 13107101 | Employment Interviewers, Private or Public Employment Service | |||
| 13107102 | Personnel Recruiters | |||
| 13107200 | Compensation, Benefits and Job Analysis Specialist | |||
| 13107300 | Training and Development Specialist | |||
| 13107900 | Human Resources, Training and Labor Relations Specialist | |||
| 13108100 | Logistician | |||
| 13111100 | Management Analyst | |||
| 13111151 | E-Commerce Consultants | |||
| 13111152 | General Strategy Consultants | |||
| 13111153 | IT Strategy Consultants | |||
| 13111154 | IT Functional Analysis Consultants | |||
| 13112100 | Meeting and Convention Planner | |||
| 13119900 | Business Operations Specialist | |||
| 13200000 | Financial Specialists | |||
| 13201100 | Accountant and Auditor | |||
| 13201151 | Fund Managers | |||
| 13201152 | Retirement Funds Specialists | |||
| 13201153 | Treasurers | |||
| 13202100 | Appraiser and Assessor of Real Estate | |||
| 13203100 | Budget Analyst | |||
| 13204100 | Credit Analyst | |||
| 13205100 | Financial Analyst | |||
| 13205200 | Personal Financial Advisor | |||
| 13205300 | Insurance Underwriter | |||
| 13206100 | Financial Examiner | |||
| 13207100 | Loan Counselors | |||
| 13207200 | Loan Officer | |||
| 13208100 | Tax Examiner, Collector and Revenue Agent | |||
| 13208200 | Tax Preparer | |||
| 13209900 | Financial Specialist | |||
| 15000000 | Computer and Mathematics | |||
| 15100000 | Computer Specialists | |||
| 15101100 | Computer and Information Scientist, Research | |||
| 15102100 | Computer Programmer | |||
| 15102151 | E-Commerce Programmers | |||
| 15102152 | Quality Assurance Programmers | |||
| 15103000 | Computer Software Engineer | |||
| 15103100 | Computer Software Engineer, Applications | |||
| 15103200 | Computer Software Engineer, Systems Software | |||
| 15104100 | Computer Support Specialist | |||
| 15105100 | Computer Systems Analyst | |||
| 15105151 | IT Team Leaders | |||
| 15106100 | Database Administrator | |||
| 15107100 | Network and Computer Systems Administrator | |||
| 15107101 | Computer Security Specialists | |||
| 15107151 | Internet Network Specialists | |||
| 15108100 | Network Systems and Data Communications Analyst | |||
| 15109900 | Computer Specialist | |||
| 15109951 | IT Business Analysts | |||
| 15200000 | Mathematical Scientists | |||
| 15201100 | Actuary | |||
| 15202100 | Mathematician | |||
| 15203100 | Operations Research Analyst | |||
| 15204100 | Statistician | |||
| 15209900 | Mathematical Scientist | |||
| 15300000 | Mathematical Technician | |||
| 15301100 | Mathematical Technician | |||
| 17000000 | Architecture and Engineering | |||
| 17100000 | Architect, Surveyor and Cartographer | |||
| 17101100 | Architect, Except Landscape and Naval | |||
| 17101200 | Landscape Architect | |||
| 17102100 | Cartographer and Photogrammetrist | |||
| 17102200 | Surveyor | |||
| 17200000 | Engineers | |||
| 17201100 | Aerospace Engineer | |||
| 17202100 | Agricultural Engineer | |||
| 17203100 | Biomedical Engineer | |||
| 17204100 | Chemical Engineer | |||
| 17205100 | Civil Engineer | |||
| 17206100 | Computer Hardware Engineer | |||
| 17206151 | IT Project Managers | |||
| 17207100 | Electrical Engineer | |||
| 17207200 | Electronics Engineer, Except Computer | |||
| 17208100 | Environmental Engineer | |||
| 17211100 | Health and Safety Engineer | |||
| 17211101 | Industrial Safety and Health Engineers | |||
| 17211102 | Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineers | |||
| 17211103 | Product Safety Engineers | |||
| 17211200 | Industrial Engineer | |||
| 17212100 | Marine Engineer and Naval Architect | |||
| 17213100 | Materials Engineer | |||
| 17214100 | Mechanical Engineer | |||
| 17215100 | Mining and Geological Engineer | |||
| 17216100 | Nuclear Engineer | |||
| 17217100 | Petroleum Engineer | |||
| 17217151 | Petroleum Process Engineers | |||
| 17217152 | Petroleum Systems Engineers | |||
| 17217153 | Petroleum Field Engineers | |||
| 17217154 | Petroleum Project Managers | |||
| 17219900 | Engineer | |||
| 17300000 | Drafters, Engineering, and Mapping Technicians | |||
| 17301100 | Architectural and Civil Drafter | |||
| 17301200 | Electrical and Electronics Drafter | |||
| 17301300 | Mechanical Drafter | |||
| 17301900 | Drafter | |||
| 17302100 | Aerospace Engineering and Operations Technician | |||
| 17302200 | Civil Engineering Technician | |||
| 17302300 | Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technician | |||
| 17302400 | Electro-Mechanical Technician | |||
| 17302500 | Environmental Engineering Technician | |||
| 17302600 | Industrial Engineering Technician | |||
| 17302700 | Mechanical Engineering Technician | |||
| 17302900 | Engineering Technician | |||
| 17303100 | Surveying and Mapping Technician | |||
| 19000000 | Life, Physical and Social Science | |||
| 19100000 | Life Scientists | |||
| 19101100 | Animal Scientist | |||
| 19101200 | Food Scientist and Technologist | |||
| 19101300 | Soil and Plant Scientist | |||
| 19102001 | Biologists | |||
| 19102100 | Biochemist and Biophysicist | |||
| 19102200 | Microbiologist | |||
| 19102300 | Zoologist and Wildlife Biologist | |||
| 19102900 | Biological Scientist | |||
| 19103100 | Conservation Scientist | |||
| 19103101 | Soil Conservationists | |||
| 19103102 | Range Managers | |||
| 19103103 | Park Naturalists | |||
| 19103200 | Forester | |||
| 19104100 | Epidemiologist | |||
| 19104200 | Medical Scientist, Except Epidemiologist | |||
| 19109900 | Life Scientist | |||
| 19200000 | Physical Scientists | |||
| 19201100 | Astronomer | |||
| 19201200 | Physicist | |||
| 19202100 | Atmospheric and Space Scientist | |||
| 19203100 | Chemist | |||
| 19203200 | Materials Scientist | |||
| 19204100 | Environmental Scientist or Specialist, Including Health | |||
| 19204200 | Geoscientist | |||
| 19204201 | Geologists | |||
| 19204300 | Hydrologist | |||
| 19209900 | Physical Scientist | |||
| 19300000 | Social Scientist and Related Workers | |||
| 19301100 | Economist | |||
| 19302100 | Market Research Analyst | |||
| 19302200 | Survey Researcher | |||
| 19303100 | Clinical, Counseling or School Psychologist | |||
| 19303200 | Industrial-Organizational Psychologist | |||
| 19303900 | Psychologist | |||
| 19304100 | Sociologist | |||
| 19305100 | Urban and Regional Planner | |||
| 19309100 | Anthropologist or Archeologist | |||
| 19309200 | Geographer | |||
| 19309300 | Historian | |||
| 19309400 | Political Scientist | |||
| 19309900 | Social Scientist or Specialist | |||
| 19400000 | Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians | |||
| 19401100 | Agricultural and Food Science Technician | |||
| 19402100 | Biological Technician | |||
| 19403100 | Chemical Technician | |||
| 19404100 | Geological and Petroleum Technician | |||
| 19404101 | Geological Data Technicians | |||
| 19404102 | Geological Sample Test Technicians | |||
| 19405100 | Nuclear Technician | |||
| 19405101 | Nuclear Equipment Operation Technicians | |||
| 19405102 | Nuclear Monitoring Technicians | |||
| 19406100 | Social Science Research Assistant | |||
| 19406101 | City Planning Aides | |||
| 19409100 | Environmental Science and Protection Technician, Including Health | |||
| 19409200 | Forensic Science Technician | |||
| 19409300 | Forest and Conservation Technician | |||
| 19409900 | Life, Physical, and Social Science Technician | |||
| 21000000 | Community and Social Services | |||
| 21100000 | Counselors, Social Workers, and Other Community and Social Service Specialists | |||
| 21101100 | Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselor | |||
| 21101200 | Educational, Vocational and School Counselor | |||
| 21101300 | Marriage and Family Therapist | |||
| 21101400 | Mental Health Counselor | |||
| 21101500 | Rehabilitation Counselor | |||
| 21101900 | Counselor | |||
| 21102100 | Child, Family and School Social Worker | |||
| 21102200 | Medical and Public Health Social Worker | |||
| 21102300 | Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Worker | |||
| 21102900 | Social Worker | |||
| 21109100 | Health Educator | |||
| 21109200 | Probation Officer and Correctional Treatment Specialist | |||
| 21109300 | Social and Human Service Assistant | |||
| 21109900 | Community and Social Service Specialist | |||
| 21200000 | Religious Workers | |||
| 21201100 | Clergy | |||
| 21202100 | Director of Religious Activities and Education | |||
| 21209900 | Religious Worker | |||
| 23000000 | Legal | |||
| 23100000 | Lawyers, Judges, and Related Workers | |||
| 23101100 | Lawyer | |||
| 23102100 | Administrative Law Judge, Adjudicator, and Hearing Officer | |||
| 23102151 | Locum Solicitors | |||
| 23102200 | Arbitrator, Mediator or Conciliator | |||
| 23102300 | Judge, Magistrate Judge or Magistrate | |||
| 23200000 | Legal Support Workers | |||
| 23201100 | Paralegal and Legal Assistant | |||
| 23209100 | Court Reporter | |||
| 23209200 | Law Clerk | |||
| 23209300 | Title Examiner, Abstractor and Searcher | |||
| 23209900 | Legal Support Worker | |||
| 25000000 | Education, Training, and Library Occupations | |||
| 25100000 | Postsecondary Teachers | |||
| 25101100 | Business Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25102100 | Computer Science Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25102200 | Mathematical Science Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25103100 | Architecture Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25103200 | Engineering Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25104100 | Agricultural Sciences Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25104200 | Biological Science Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25104300 | Forestry and Conservation Science Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25105100 | Atmospheric, Earth, Marine and Space Sciences Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25105200 | Chemistry Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25105300 | Environmental Science Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25105400 | Physics Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25106100 | Anthropology and Archeology Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25106200 | Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25106300 | Economics Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25106400 | Geography Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25106500 | Political Science Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25106600 | Psychology Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25106700 | Sociology Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25106900 | Social Sciences Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25107100 | Health Specialties Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25107200 | Nursing Instructor and Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25108100 | Education Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25108200 | Library Science Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25111100 | Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25111200 | Law Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25111300 | Social Work Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25112100 | Art, Drama, and Music Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25112200 | Communications Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25112300 | English Language and Literature Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25112400 | Foreign Language and Literature Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25112500 | History Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25112600 | Philosophy and Religion Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25119100 | Graduate Teaching Assistant | |||
| 25119200 | Home Economics Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25119300 | Recreation and Fitness Studies Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25119400 | Vocational Education Teacher, Postsecondary | |||
| 25119900 | Postsecondary Teacher | |||
| 25200000 | Primary, Secondary and Special Education School Teachers | |||
| 25201100 | Preschool Teacher | |||
| 25201200 | Kindergarten Teacher | |||
| 25202100 | Elementary School Teacher | |||
| 25202200 | Middle School Teacher | |||
| 25202300 | Vocational Education Teacher, Middle School | |||
| 25203100 | Secondary School Teacher | |||
| 25203200 | Vocational Education Teacher, Secondary School | |||
| 25204100 | Special Education Teacher, Preschool, Kindergarten, and Elementary School | |||
| 25204200 | Special Education Teacher, Middle School | |||
| 25204300 | Special Education Teacher, Secondary School | |||
| 25300000 | Other Teachers and Instructors | |||
| 25301100 | Adult Literacy, Remedial Education and GED Teacher | |||
| 25302100 | Self-Enrichment Education Teacher | |||
| 25302151 | IT Teachers and Trainers | |||
| 25302152 | Researchers | |||
| 25302153 | Researcher Support Administrators | |||
| 25302154 | Senior Academic Teachers | |||
| 25302155 | Student Services Directors | |||
| 25302156 | Academic Directors | |||
| 25309900 | Teacher or Instructor | |||
| 25400000 | Librarians, Curators, and Archivists | |||
| 25401100 | Archivist | |||
| 25401200 | Curator | |||
| 25401300 | Museum Technician and Conservator | |||
| 25402100 | Librarian | |||
| 25403100 | Library Technician | |||
| 25900000 | Other Education, Training and Library | |||
| 25901100 | Audio-Visual Collections Specialist | |||
| 25902100 | Farm and Home Management Advisor | |||
| 25903100 | Instructional Coordinator | |||
| 25904100 | Teacher Assistant | |||
| 25909900 | Education, Training and Library Worker | |||
| 27000000 | Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports and Media | |||
| 27100000 | Art and Design Workers | |||
| 27101100 | Art Director | |||
| 27101200 | Craft Artist | |||
| 27101300 | Fine Artist, Including Painter, Sculptor, and Illustrator | |||
| 27101302 | Sketch Artists | |||
| 27101303 | Cartoonists | |||
| 27101400 | Multi-Media Artist and Animator | |||
| 27101900 | Artist | |||
| 27102100 | Commercial and Industrial Designer | |||
| 27102200 | Fashion Designer | |||
| 27102300 | Floral Designer | |||
| 27102400 | Graphic Designer | |||
| 27102500 | Interior Designer | |||
| 27102600 | Merchandise Displayer and Window Trimmer | |||
| 27102700 | Set and Exhibit Designer | |||
| 27102900 | Designer | |||
| 27200000 | Entertainers and Performers, Sports and Related Workers | |||
| 27201100 | Actor | |||
| 27201200 | Producer and Director | |||
| 27201203 | Program Directors | |||
| 27201204 | Talent Directors | |||
| 27201205 | Technical Directors/Managers | |||
| 27202100 | Athlete and Sports Competitor | |||
| 27202200 | Coach or Scout | |||
| 27202300 | Umpire, Referee and Sports Official | |||
| 27203100 | Dancer | |||
| 27203200 | Choregrapher | |||
| 27204100 | Music Director or Composer | |||
| 27204102 | Music Arrangers and Orchestrators | |||
| 27204200 | Musician or Singer | |||
| 27209900 | Entertainer, Performer or Sports Related Worker | |||
| 27300000 | Media and Communication Workers | |||
| 27301100 | Radio and Television Announcer | |||
| 27301200 | Public Address System and Other Announcer | |||
| 27302100 | Broadcast News Analyst | |||
| 27302200 | Reporter and Correspondent | |||
| 27303100 | Public Relations Specialist | |||
| 27304100 | Editor | |||
| 27304200 | Technical Writer | |||
| 27304300 | Writer and Author | |||
| 27304301 | Poets and Lyricists | |||
| 27304302 | Creative Writers | |||
| 27304303 | Caption Writers | |||
| 27304304 | Copy Writers | |||
| 27309100 | Interpreter and Translator | |||
| 27309900 | Media and Communication Worker | |||
| 27400000 | Media and Communication Equipment Workers | |||
| 27401100 | Audio and Video Equipment Technician | |||
| 27401200 | Broadcast Technician | |||
| 27401300 | Radio Operator | |||
| 27401400 | Sound Engineering Technician | |||
| 27402100 | Photographer | |||
| 27403100 | Camera Operator for Television, Video, and Motion Picture | |||
| 27403200 | Film and Video Editor | |||
| 27409900 | Media and Communication Equipment Worker | |||
| 29000000 | Healthcare Practitioners and Technicians | |||
| 29100000 | Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners | |||
| 29101100 | Chiropractor | |||
| 29102100 | Dentist, General | |||
| 29102200 | Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon | |||
| 29102300 | Orthodontist | |||
| 29102400 | Prosthodontist | |||
| 29102900 | Dentist | |||
| 29103100 | Dietitian and Nutritionist | |||
| 29104100 | Optometrist | |||
| 29105100 | Pharmacist | |||
| 29106100 | Anesthesiologist | |||
| 29106200 | Family and General Practitioner | |||
| 29106300 | Internist, General | |||
| 29106400 | Obstetrician and Gynecologist | |||
| 29106500 | Pediatrician, General | |||
| 29106600 | Psychiatrist | |||
| 29106700 | Surgeon | |||
| 29106900 | Physician and Surgeon | |||
| 29107100 | Physician Assistant | |||
| 29108100 | Podiatrist | |||
| 29111100 | Registered Nurse | |||
| 29112100 | Audiologist | |||
| 29112200 | Occupational Therapist | |||
| 29112300 | Physical Therapist | |||
| 29112400 | Radiation Therapist | |||
| 29112500 | Recreational Therapist | |||
| 29112600 | Respiratory Therapist | |||
| 29112700 | Speech-Language Pathologist | |||
| 29112900 | Therapist | |||
| 29113100 | Veterinarian | |||
| 29119900 | Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioner | |||
| 29200000 | Health Technologists and Technicians | |||
| 29201100 | Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologist | |||
| 29201200 | Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technician | |||
| 29202100 | Dental Hygienist | |||
| 29203100 | Cardiovascular Technologist or Technician | |||
| 29203200 | Diagnostic Medical Sonographer | |||
| 29203300 | Nuclear Medicine Technologist | |||
| 29203400 | Radiologic Technologist or Technician | |||
| 29204100 | Emergency Medical Technician and Paramedic | |||
| 29205100 | Dietetic Technician | |||
| 29205200 | Pharmacy Technician | |||
| 29205300 | Psychiatric Technician | |||
| 29205400 | Respiratory Therapy Technician | |||
| 29205500 | Surgical Technologist | |||
| 29205600 | Veterinary Technologist or Technicians | |||
| 29206100 | Licensed Practical or Licensed Vocational Nurse | |||
| 29207100 | Medical Records and Health Information Technician | |||
| 29208100 | Optician, Dispensing | |||
| 29209100 | Orthotist and Prosthetist | |||
| 29209900 | Health Technologist or Technician | |||
| 29900000 | Other Healthcare Practitioners and Technicians | |||
| 29901100 | Occupational Health and Safety Specialist | |||
| 29901200 | Occupational Health and Safety Technician | |||
| 29909100 | Athletic Trainer | |||
| 29909900 | Healthcare Practitioner or Technical Worker | |||
| 31000000 | Healthcare Support | |||
| 31100000 | Nursing, Psychiatric, and Home Health Aides | |||
| 31101100 | Home Health Aide | |||
| 31101200 | Nursing Aide, Orderlie and Attendant | |||
| 31101300 | Psychiatric Aide | |||
| 31200000 | Occupational and Physical Therapist Assistant or Aide | |||
| 31201100 | Occupational Therapist Assistant | |||
| 31201200 | Occupational Therapist Aide | |||
| 31202100 | Physical Therapist Assistant | |||
| 31202200 | Physical Therapist Aide | |||
| 31900000 | Other Healthcare Support | |||
| 31901100 | Massage Therapist | |||
| 31909100 | Dental Assistant | |||
| 31909200 | Medical Assistant | |||
| 31909300 | Medical Equipment Preparer | |||
| 31909400 | Medical Transcriptionist | |||
| 31909500 | Pharmacy Aide | |||
| 31909600 | Veterinary Assistant and Laboratory Animal Caretaker | |||
| 31909900 | Healthcare Support Worker | |||
| 33000000 | Protective Service | |||
| 33100000 | First-Line Supervisors, Protective Service Workers | |||
| 33101100 | First-Line Supervisor of Correctional Officers | |||
| 33101200 | First-Line Supervisor of Police and Detectives | |||
| 33102100 | First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers | |||
| 33109900 | First-Line Supervisor, Protective Service Workers | |||
| 33200000 | Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers | |||
| 33201100 | Fire Fighter | |||
| 33202100 | Fire Inspector and Investigator | |||
| 33202200 | Forest Fire Inspector and Prevention Specialist | |||
| 33300000 | Law Enforcement Workers | |||
| 33301100 | Bailiff | |||
| 33301200 | Correctional Officer and Jailer | |||
| 33302100 | Detective and Criminal Investigator | |||
| 33302101 | Police Detectives | |||
| 33302102 | Police Identification and Records Officers | |||
| 33302103 | Criminal Investigators and Special Agents | |||
| 33302104 | Child Support, Missing Persons, and Unemployment Insurance Fraud Investigators | |||
| 33302105 | Immigration and Customs Inspectors | |||
| 33303100 | Fish and Game Warden | |||
| 33304100 | Parking Enforcement Worker | |||
| 33305100 | Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officer | |||
| 33305101 | Police Patrol Officers | |||
| 33305102 | Highway Patrol Pilots | |||
| 33305103 | Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs | |||
| 33305200 | Transit and Railroad Police | |||
| 33900000 | Other Protective Service Workers | |||
| 33901100 | Animal Control Worker | |||
| 33902100 | Private Detective and Investigator | |||
| 33903100 | Gaming Surveillance Officer and Gaming Investigator | |||
| 33903200 | Security Guard | |||
| 33909100 | Crossing Guard | |||
| 33909200 | Lifeguard, Ski Patrol or Other Recreational Protective Service Worker | |||
| 33909900 | Protective Service Worker | |||
| 35000000 | Food Preparation and Serving | |||
| 35100000 | Supervisors, Food Preparation and Serving Workers | |||
| 35101100 | Chef and Head Cook | |||
| 35101200 | First-Line Supervisor of Food Preparation and Serving Workers | |||
| 35200000 | Cook and Food Preparation Worker | |||
| 35201100 | Cook, Fast Food | |||
| 35201200 | Cook, Institution and Cafeteria | |||
| 35201300 | Cook, Private Household | |||
| 35201400 | Cook, Restaurant | |||
| 35201500 | Cook, Short Order | |||
| 35201900 | Cook | |||
| 35202100 | Food Preparation Worker | |||
| 35300000 | Food and Beverage Serving Workers | |||
| 35301100 | Bartender | |||
| 35302100 | Combined Food Preparation and Serving Worker | |||
| 35302200 | Counter Attendant, Cafeteria, Food Concession and Coffee Shop | |||
| 35303100 | Waiter or Waitress | |||
| 35304100 | Food Server, Nonrestaurant | |||
| 35900000 | Other Food Preparation and Serving Related Workers | |||
| 35901100 | Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendant and Bartender Helper | |||
| 35902100 | Dishwasher | |||
| 35903100 | Host or Hostess, Restaurant, Lounge and Coffee Shop | |||
| 35909900 | Food Preparation and Serving Related Worker | |||
| 37000000 | Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance | |||
| 37100000 | Supervisors, Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Workers | |||
| 37101100 | First-Line Supervisor of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers | |||
| 37101101 | Housekeeping Supervisors | |||
| 37101102 | Janitorial Supervisors | |||
| 37101200 | First-Line Supervisor of Landscaping, Lawn Service and Groundskeeping Workers | |||
| 37101202 | First-Line Supervisors and Manager/Supervisors - Landscaping Workers | |||
| 37200000 | Building Cleaning and Pest Control Workers | |||
| 37201100 | Janitor and Cleaner | |||
| 37201200 | Maid and Housekeeping Cleaner | |||
| 37201900 | Building Cleaning Worker | |||
| 37202100 | Pest Control Worker | |||
| 37300000 | Grounds Maintenance Workers | |||
| 37301100 | Landscaping and Groundskeeping Worker | |||
| 37301200 | Pesticide Handler, Sprayer and Applicator, Vegetation | |||
| 37301300 | Tree Trimmer and Pruner | |||
| 37301900 | Grounds Maintenance Worker | |||
| 39000000 | Personal Care and Service | |||
| 39100000 | Supervisors, Personal Care and Service Workers | |||
| 39101100 | Gaming Supervisor | |||
| 39101200 | Slot Key Person | |||
| 39102100 | First-Line Supervisor of Personal Service Workers | |||
| 39200000 | Animal Care and Service Workers | |||
| 39201100 | Animal Trainer | |||
| 39202100 | Nonfarm Animal Caretaker | |||
| 39300000 | Entertainment Attendants and Related Workers | |||
| 39301100 | Gaming Dealer | |||
| 39301200 | Gaming and Sports Book Writer | |||
| 39301900 | Gaming Service Worker | |||
| 39302100 | Motion Picture Projectionist | |||
| 39303100 | Usher, Lobby Attendant and Ticket Taker | |||
| 39309100 | Amusement and Recreation Attendant | |||
| 39309200 | Costume Attendant | |||
| 39309300 | Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendant | |||
| 39309900 | Entertainment Attendant | |||
| 39400000 | Funeral Service Workers | |||
| 39401100 | Embalmer | |||
| 39402100 | Funeral Attendant | |||
| 39500000 | Personal Appearance Workers | |||
| 39501100 | Barber | |||
| 39501200 | Hairdresser, Hairstylist and Cosmetologist | |||
| 39509100 | Makeup Artist, Theatrical and Performance | |||
| 39509200 | Manicurist and Pedicurist | |||
| 39509300 | Shampooer | |||
| 39509400 | Skin Care Specialist | |||
| 39600000 | Transportation, Tourism and Lodging Attendants | |||
| 39601100 | Baggage Porter and Bellhop | |||
| 39601200 | Concierge | |||
| 39602100 | Tour Guide and Escort | |||
| 39602200 | Travel Guide | |||
| 39603100 | Flight Attendant | |||
| 39603200 | Transportation Attendant | |||
| 39900000 | Other Personal Care and Service Workers | |||
| 39901100 | Child Care Worker | |||
| 39902100 | Personal and Home Care Aide | |||
| 39903100 | Fitness Trainer and Aerobics Instructor | |||
| 39903200 | Recreation Worker | |||
| 39904100 | Residential Advisor | |||
| 39909900 | Personal Care and Service Worker | |||
| 41000000 | Sales and Sales Related | |||
| 41100000 | Supervisors, Sales Workers | |||
| 41101100 | First-Line Supervisor of Retail Sales Workers | |||
| 41101200 | First-Line Supervisor of Non-Retail Sales Workers | |||
| 41101251 | First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Retail Sales Workers | |||
| 41200000 | Retail Sales Workers | |||
| 41201100 | Cashier | |||
| 41201200 | Gaming Change Person and Booth Cashier | |||
| 41202100 | Counter and Rental Clerk | |||
| 41202200 | Parts Salesperson | |||
| 41203100 | Retail Salesperson | |||
| 41300000 | Sales Representative, Services | |||
| 41301100 | Advertising Sales Agent | |||
| 41302100 | Insurance Sales Agent | |||
| 41303100 | Securities, Commodities and Financial Services Sales Agent | |||
| 41304100 | Travel Agent | |||
| 41309900 | Sales Representative, Services | |||
| 41400000 | Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing | |||
| 41401100 | Sales Representative, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products | |||
| 41401101 | Sales Representatives, Agricultural | |||
| 41401102 | Sales Representatives, Chemical and Pharmaceutical | |||
| 41401103 | Sales Representatives, Electrical/Electronic | |||
| 41401104 | Sales Representatives, Mechanical Equipment and Supplies | |||
| 41401105 | Sales Representatives, Medical | |||
| 41401106 | Sales Representatives, Instruments | |||
| 41401200 | Sales Representative, Wholesale and Manufacturing | |||
| 41900000 | Other Sales and Related Workers | |||
| 41901100 | Demonstrator and Product Promoter | |||
| 41901200 | Model | |||
| 41902100 | Real Estate Broker | |||
| 41902200 | Real Estate Sales Agent | |||
| 41903100 | Sales Engineer | |||
| 41904100 | Telemarketer | |||
| 41909100 | Door-To-Door Sales Worker, News and Street Vendor, and Related Worker | |||
| 41909900 | Sales and Related Worker | |||
| 43000000 | Office and Administrative Support | |||
| 43100000 | Supervisors, Office and Administrative Support Workers | |||
| 43101100 | First-Line Supervisor of Office and Administrative Support Workers | |||
| 43101101 | First-Line Supervisors, Customer Service | |||
| 43101151 | First-Line Supervisors, Call Center | |||
| 43200000 | Communications Equipment Operators | |||
| 43201100 | Switchboard Operator, Including Answering Service | |||
| 43202100 | Telephone Operator | |||
| 43202101 | Directory Assistance Operators | |||
| 43202102 | Central Office Operators | |||
| 43209900 | Communications Equipment Operator | |||
| 43300000 | Financial Clerks | |||
| 43301100 | Bill and Account Collector | |||
| 43302100 | Billing and Posting Clerk and Machine Operator | |||
| 43302101 | Statement Clerks | |||
| 43302102 | Billing, Cost, and Rate Clerks | |||
| 43302103 | Billing, Posting, and Calculating Machine Operators | |||
| 43303100 | Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerk | |||
| 43304100 | Gaming Cage Worker | |||
| 43305100 | Payroll and Timekeeping Clerk | |||
| 43306100 | Procurement Clerk | |||
| 43307100 | Teller | |||
| 43400000 | Information and Record Clerks | |||
| 43401100 | Brokerage Clerk | |||
| 43402100 | Correspondence Clerk | |||
| 43403100 | Court, Municipal, and License Clerk | |||
| 43404100 | Credit Authorizer, Checker and Clerk | |||
| 43405100 | Customer Service Representative | |||
| 43405101 | Adjustment Clerks | |||
| 43406100 | Eligibility Interviewer, Government Programs | |||
| 43406101 | Claims Takers, Unemployment Benefits | |||
| 43406102 | Welfare Eligibility Workers and Interviewers | |||
| 43407100 | File Clerk | |||
| 43408100 | Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerk | |||
| 43411100 | Interviewer, Except Eligibility and Loan | |||
| 43412100 | Library Assistant, Clerical | |||
| 43413100 | Loan Interviewer and Clerk | |||
| 43414100 | New Accounts Clerk | |||
| 43415100 | Order Clerk | |||
| 43416100 | Human Resources Assistant, Except Payroll and Timekeeping | |||
| 43417100 | Receptionist and Information Clerk | |||
| 43418100 | Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agent and Travel Clerk | |||
| 43419900 | Information and Record Clerk | |||
| 43500000 | Material Recording, Scheduling, Dispatching, and Distributing Workers | |||
| 43501100 | Cargo and Freight Agent | |||
| 43502100 | Courier and Messenger | |||
| 43503100 | Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatcher | |||
| 43503200 | Dispatcher, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance | |||
| 43504100 | Meter Reader, Utilities | |||
| 43505100 | Postal Service Clerk | |||
| 43505200 | Postal Service Mail Carrier | |||
| 43505300 | Postal Service Mail Sorter, Processor and Processing Machine Operator | |||
| 43506100 | Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerk | |||
| 43507100 | Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerk | |||
| 43508100 | Stock Clerk and Order Filler | |||
| 43508101 | Stock Clerks, Sales Floor | |||
| 43508102 | Marking Clerks | |||
| 43508103 | Stock Clerks- Stockroom, Warehouse, or Storage Yard | |||
| 43508104 | Order Fillers, Wholesale and Retail Sales | |||
| 43511100 | Weigher, Measurer, Checker and Sampler, Recordkeeping | |||
| 43600000 | Secretaries and Administrative Assistants | |||
| 43601100 | Executive Secretary and Administrative Assistant | |||
| 43601200 | Legal Secretary | |||
| 43601300 | Medical Secretary | |||
| 43601400 | Secretary, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive | |||
| 43900000 | Other Office and Administrative Support Workers | |||
| 43901100 | Computer Operator | |||
| 43902100 | Data Entry Keyer | |||
| 43902200 | Word Processor and Typist | |||
| 43903100 | Desktop Publisher | |||
| 43904100 | Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerk | |||
| 43905100 | Mail Clerk and Mail Machine Operator, Except Postal Service | |||
| 43906100 | Office Clerk, General | |||
| 43907100 | Office Machine Operator, Except Computer | |||
| 43907101 | Duplicating Machine Operators | |||
| 43908100 | Proofreader and Copy Marker | |||
| 43911100 | Statistical Assistant | |||
| 43919900 | Office and Administrative Support Worker | |||
| 43919951 | Volunteer Administrators | |||
| 45000000 | Farming, Fishing, and Forestry | |||
| 45100000 | Supervisors, Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers | |||
| 45101100 | First-Line Supervisor of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers | |||
| 45101101 | First-Line Supervisors and Manager/Supervisors - Agricultural Crop Workers | |||
| 45101102 | First-Line Supervisors and Manager/Supervisors - Animal Husbandry Workers | |||
| 45101103 | First-Line Supervisors and Manager/Supervisors - Animal Care Workers, Except Livestock | |||
| 45101104 | First-Line Supervisors and Manager/Supervisors - Horticultural Workers | |||
| 45101105 | First-Line Supervisors and Manager/Supervisors - Logging Workers | |||
| 45101106 | First-Line Supervisors and Manager/Supervisors - Fishery Workers | |||
| 45200000 | Agricultural Workers | |||
| 45201100 | Agricultural Inspector | |||
| 45202100 | Animal Breeder | |||
| 45203100 | Farm Labor Contractor | |||
| 45204100 | Grader and Sorter, Agricultural Products | |||
| 45209100 | Agricultural Equipment Operator | |||
| 45209200 | Farmworker and Laborer, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse | |||
| 45209201 | Nursery Workers | |||
| 45209202 | General Farmworkers | |||
| 45209300 | Farmworker, Farm and Ranch Animals | |||
| 45209900 | Agricultural Worker | |||
| 45300000 | Fishing and Hunting Workers | |||
| 45301100 | Fisher and Related Fishing Worker | |||
| 45302100 | Hunter and Trapper | |||
| 45400000 | Forest, Conservation, and Logging Workers | |||
| 45401100 | Forest and Conservation Worker | |||
| 45402100 | Faller | |||
| 45402200 | Logging Equipment Operator | |||
| 45402201 | Logging Tractor Operators | |||
| 45402300 | Log Grader and Scaler | |||
| 45402900 | Logging Worker | |||
| 45900000 | Other Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers | |||
| 45909900 | Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Worker | |||
| 47000000 | Construction and Extraction | |||
| 47100000 | Supervisors, Construction and Extraction Workers | |||
| 47101100 | First-Line Supervisor of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers | |||
| 47200000 | Construction Trades Workers | |||
| 47201100 | Boilermaker | |||
| 47202100 | Brickmason and Blockmason | |||
| 47202200 | Stonemason | |||
| 47203100 | Carpenter | |||
| 47203101 | Construction Carpenters | |||
| 47203102 | Rough Carpenters | |||
| 47203103 | Carpenter Assemblers and Repairers | |||
| 47203104 | Ship Carpenters and Joiners | |||
| 47203105 | Boat Builders and Shipwrights | |||
| 47203106 | Brattice Builders | |||
| 47204100 | Carpet Installer | |||
| 47204200 | Floor Layer, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles | |||
| 47204300 | Floor Sander and Finisher | |||
| 47204400 | Tile and Marble Setter | |||
| 47205100 | Cement Mason and Concrete Finisher | |||
| 47205300 | Terrazzo Worker and Finisher | |||
| 47206100 | Construction Laborer | |||
| 47207100 | Paving, Surfacing and Tamping Equipment Operator | |||
| 47207200 | Pile-Driver Operator | |||
| 47207300 | Operating Engineer and Other Construction Equipment Operator | |||
| 47207301 | Grader, Bulldozer, and Scraper Operators | |||
| 47208100 | Drywall and Ceiling Tile Installer | |||
| 47208200 | Taper | |||
| 47211100 | Electrician | |||
| 47212100 | Glazier | |||
| 47213100 | Insulation Worker, Floor, Ceiling and Wall | |||
| 47213200 | Insulation Worker, Mechanical | |||
| 47214100 | Painter, Construction and Maintenance | |||
| 47214200 | Paperhanger | |||
| 47215100 | Pipelayer | |||
| 47215200 | Plumber, Pipefitter and Steamfitter | |||
| 47216100 | Plasterer and Stucco Mason | |||
| 47217100 | Reinforcing Iron and Rebar Worker | |||
| 47218100 | Roofer | |||
| 47221100 | Sheet Metal Worker | |||
| 47222100 | Structural Iron and Steel Worker | |||
| 47300000 | Helpers, Construction Trades | |||
| 47301100 | Helper-Brickmason, Blockmason, Stonemason and Tile and Marble Setter | |||
| 47301200 | Helper-Carpenter | |||
| 47301300 | Helper-Electrician | |||
| 47301400 | Helper-Painter, Paperhanger, Plasterer and Stucco Mason | |||
| 47301500 | Helper-Pipelayer, Plumber, Pipefitter and Steamfitter | |||
| 47301600 | Helper-Roofer | |||
| 47301900 | Helper, Construction Trades | |||
| 47400000 | Other Construction and Related Workers | |||
| 47401100 | Construction and Building Inspector | |||
| 47402100 | Elevator Installer and Repairer | |||
| 47403100 | Fence Erector | |||
| 47404100 | Hazardous Materials Removal Worker | |||
| 47404101 | Irradiated-Fuel Handlers | |||
| 47405100 | Highway Maintenance Worker | |||
| 47406100 | Rail-Track Laying and Maintenance Equipment Operator | |||
| 47407100 | Septic Tank Servicer and Sewer Pipe Cleaner | |||
| 47409100 | Segmental Paver | |||
| 47409900 | Construction and Related Worker | |||
| 47500000 | Extraction Workers | |||
| 47501051 | Oil, Gas, Drill Supervisors | |||
| 47501100 | Derrick Operator, Oil and Gas | |||
| 47501200 | Rotary Drill Operator, Oil and Gas | |||
| 47501300 | Service Unit Operator, Oil, Gas and Mining | |||
| 47502100 | Earth Driller, Except Oil and Gas | |||
| 47502101 | Construction Drillers | |||
| 47502102 | Well and Core Drill Operators | |||
| 47503100 | Explosives Worker, Ordnance Handling Expert and Blaster | |||
| 47504100 | Continuous Mining Machine Operator | |||
| 47504200 | Mine Cutting and Channeling Machine Operator | |||
| 47504900 | Mining Machine Operator | |||
| 47505100 | Rock Splitter, Quarry | |||
| 47506100 | Roof Bolter, Mining | |||
| 47507100 | Roustabout, Oil and Gas | |||
| 47508100 | Helper-Extraction Worker | |||
| 47509900 | Extraction Worker | |||
| 49000000 | Installation, Maintenance, and Repair | |||
| 49100000 | Supervisors of Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers | |||
| 49101100 | First-Line Supervisor of Mechanics, Installers and Repairers | |||
| 49200000 | Electrical and Electronic Equipment Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers | |||
| 49201100 | Computer, Automated Teller and Office Machine Repairer | |||
| 49202100 | Radio Mechanic | |||
| 49202200 | Telecommunications Equipment Installer and Repairer | |||
| 49202201 | Central Office and PBX Installers and Repairers | |||
| 49202202 | Frame Wirers, Central Office | |||
| 49202203 | Communication Equipment Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers | |||
| 49202204 | Telecommunications Facility Examiners | |||
| 49202205 | Station Installers and Repairers, Telephone | |||
| 49209100 | Avionics Technician | |||
| 49209200 | Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairer | |||
| 49209201 | Electric Home Appliance and Power Tool Repairers | |||
| 49209202 | Electric Motor and Switch Assemblers and Repairers | |||
| 49209203 | Battery Repairers | |||
| 49209204 | Transformer Repairers | |||
| 49209205 | Electrical Parts Reconditioners | |||
| 49209206 | Hand and Portable Power Tool Repairers | |||
| 49209300 | Electrical and Electronics Installer and Repairer, Transportation Equipment | |||
| 49209400 | Electrical and Electronics Repairer, Commercial and Industrial Equipment | |||
| 49209500 | Electrical and Electronics Repairer, Powerhouse, Substation, and Relay | |||
| 49209600 | Electronic Equipment Installer and Repairer, Motor Vehicles | |||
| 49209700 | Electronic Home Entertainment Equipment Installer and Repairer | |||
| 49209800 | Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installer | |||
| 49300000 | Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers | |||
| 49301100 | Aircraft Mechanic and Service Technician | |||
| 49301101 | Airframe-and-Power-Plant Mechanics | |||
| 49301102 | Aircraft Engine Specialists | |||
| 49301103 | Aircraft Body and Bonded Structure Repairers | |||
| 49302100 | Automotive Body and Related Repairer | |||
| 49302200 | Automotive Glass Installer and Repairer | |||
| 49302300 | Automotive Service Technician and Mechanic | |||
| 49302301 | Automotive Master Mechanics | |||
| 49302302 | Automotive Specialty Technicians | |||
| 49303100 | Bus and Truck Mechanic and Diesel Engine Specialist | |||
| 49304000 | Heavy Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Service Technicians and Mechanics | |||
| 49304100 | Farm Equipment Mechanic | |||
| 49304200 | Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanic, Except Engines | |||
| 49304300 | Rail Car Repairer | |||
| 49305100 | Motorboat Mechanic | |||
| 49305200 | Motorcycle Mechanic | |||
| 49305300 | Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanic | |||
| 49309100 | Bicycle Repairer | |||
| 49309200 | Recreational Vehicle Service Technician | |||
| 49309300 | Tire Repairer and Changer | |||
| 49900000 | Other Installation, Maintenance, and Repair | |||
| 49901100 | Mechanical Door Repairer | |||
| 49901200 | Control and Valve Installer and Repairer | |||
| 49901201 | Electric Meter Installers and Repairers | |||
| 49901202 | Valve and Regulator Repairers | |||
| 49901203 | Meter Mechanics | |||
| 49902100 | Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanic and Installer | |||
| 49903100 | Home Appliance Repairer | |||
| 49903101 | Home Appliance Installers | |||
| 49903102 | Gas Appliance Repairers | |||
| 49904100 | Industrial Machinery Mechanic | |||
| 49904200 | Maintenance and Repair Worker, General | |||
| 49904300 | Maintenance Worker, Machinery | |||
| 49904400 | Millwright | |||
| 49904500 | Refractory Materials Repairer | |||
| 49905100 | Electrical Power-Line Installer and Repairer | |||
| 49905200 | Telecommunications Line Installer and Repairer | |||
| 49906100 | Camera and Photographic Equipment Repairer | |||
| 49906200 | Medical Equipment Repairer | |||
| 49906300 | Musical Instrument Repairer and Tuner | |||
| 49906301 | Keyboard Instrument Repairers and Tuners | |||
| 49906302 | Stringed Instrument Repairers and Tuners | |||
| 49906303 | Reed or Wind Instrument Repairers and Tuners | |||
| 49906304 | Percussion Instrument Repairers and Tuners | |||
| 49906400 | Watch Repairer | |||
| 49906900 | Precision Instrument and Equipment Repairer | |||
| 49909100 | Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servicer and Repairer | |||
| 49909200 | Commercial Diver | |||
| 49909300 | Fabric Mender, Except Garment | |||
| 49909400 | Locksmith and Safe Repairer | |||
| 49909500 | Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installer | |||
| 49909600 | Rigger | |||
| 49909700 | Signal and Track Switch Repairer | |||
| 49909800 | Helper-Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Worker | |||
| 49909900 | Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Worker | |||
| 51000000 | Production | |||
| 51100000 | Supervisors, Production Workers | |||
| 51101100 | First-Line Supervisor of Production and Operating Workers | |||
| 51200000 | Assemblers and Fabricators | |||
| 51201100 | Aircraft Structure, Surfaces, Rigging and Systems Assembler | |||
| 51202100 | Coil Winder, Taper and Finisher | |||
| 51202200 | Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assembler | |||
| 51202300 | Electromechanical Equipment Assembler | |||
| 51203100 | Engine and Other Machine Assembler | |||
| 51204100 | Structural Metal Fabricator and Fitter | |||
| 51209100 | Fiberglass Laminator and Fabricator | |||
| 51209200 | Team Assembler | |||
| 51209300 | Timing Device Assembler, Adjuster and Calibrator | |||
| 51209900 | Assembler and Fabricator | |||
| 51300000 | Food Processing Workers | |||
| 51301100 | Baker | |||
| 51301101 | Bakers, Bread and Pastry | |||
| 51301102 | Bakers, Manufacturing | |||
| 51302100 | Butcher and Meat Cutter | |||
| 51302200 | Meat, Poultry, and Fish Cutter and Trimmer | |||
| 51302300 | Slaughterer and Meat Packer | |||
| 51309100 | Food and Tobacco Roasting, Baking, and Drying Machine Operator and Tender | |||
| 51309200 | Food Batchmaker | |||
| 51309300 | Food Cooking Machine Operator and Tender | |||
| 51400000 | Metal and Plastic Workers | |||
| 51401100 | Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operator, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51401101 | Numerical Control Machine Tool Operators and Tenders, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51401200 | Numerical Tool and Process Control Programmer | |||
| 51402100 | Extruding and Drawing Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51402200 | Forging Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51402300 | Rolling Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51403100 | Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51403200 | Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51403300 | Grinding, Lapping, Polishing and Buffing Machine Tool Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51403400 | Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51403500 | Milling and Planing Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51404100 | Machinist | |||
| 51405100 | Metal-Refining Furnace Operator and Tender | |||
| 51405200 | Pourer and Caster, Metal | |||
| 51406100 | Model Maker, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51406200 | Patternmaker, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51407100 | Foundry Mold and Coremaker | |||
| 51407200 | Molding, Coremaking and Casting Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51408100 | Multiple Machine Tool Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51411100 | Tool and Die Maker | |||
| 51412100 | Welder, Cutter, Solderer and Brazer | |||
| 51412103 | Welder-Fitters | |||
| 51412200 | Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51419100 | Heat Treating Equipment Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51419103 | Heaters, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51419200 | Lay-Out Worker, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51419300 | Plating and Coating Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51419301 | Electrolytic Plating and Coating Machine Setters and Set-Up Operators, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51419302 | Electrolytic Plating and Coating Machine Operators and Tenders, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51419303 | Nonelectrolytic Plating and Coating Machine Setters and Set-Up Operators, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51419304 | Nonelectrolytic Plating and Coating Machine Operators and Tenders, Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51419400 | Tool Grinder, Filer and Sharpener | |||
| 51419900 | Metal and Plastic Worker | |||
| 51500000 | Printing Workers | |||
| 51501100 | Bindery Worker | |||
| 51501101 | Bindery Machine Setters and Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51501102 | Bindery Machine Operators and Tenders | |||
| 51501200 | Bookbinder | |||
| 51502100 | Job Printer | |||
| 51502200 | Prepress Technician | |||
| 51502201 | Hand Compositors and Typesetters | |||
| 51502202 | Paste-Up Workers | |||
| 51502203 | Photoengravers | |||
| 51502204 | Camera Operators | |||
| 51502205 | Scanner Operators | |||
| 51502206 | Strippers | |||
| 51502207 | Platemakers | |||
| 51502208 | Dot Etchers | |||
| 51502209 | Electronic Masking System Operators | |||
| 51502210 | Electrotypers and Stereotypers | |||
| 51502211 | Plate Finishers | |||
| 51502212 | Typesetting and Composing Machine Operators and Tenders | |||
| 51502213 | Photoengraving and Lithographing Machine Operators and Tenders | |||
| 51502300 | Printing Machine Operator | |||
| 51502301 | Precision Printing Workers | |||
| 51502302 | Offset Lithographic Press Setters and Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51502303 | Letterpress Setters and Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51502304 | Design Printing Machine Setters and Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51502305 | Marking and Identification Printing Machine Setters and Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51502306 | Screen Printing Machine Setters and Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51502307 | Embossing Machine Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51502308 | Engraver Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51502309 | Printing Press Machine Operators and Tenders | |||
| 51600000 | Textile, Apparel and Furnishings Workers | |||
| 51601100 | Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Worker | |||
| 51601101 | Spotters, Dry Cleaning | |||
| 51601102 | Precision Dyers | |||
| 51601103 | Laundry and Drycleaning Machine Operators and Tenders, Except Pressing | |||
| 51602100 | Presser, Textile, Garment and Related Materials | |||
| 51602101 | Pressers, Delicate Fabrics | |||
| 51602102 | Pressing Machine Operators and Tenders- Textile, Garment, and Related Materials | |||
| 51602103 | Pressers, Hand | |||
| 51603100 | Sewing Machine Operator | |||
| 51604100 | Shoe and Leather Worker and Repairer | |||
| 51604200 | Shoe Machine Operator and Tender | |||
| 51605100 | Sewer, Hand | |||
| 51605200 | Tailor, Dressmaker and Custom Sewer | |||
| 51606100 | Textile Bleaching and Dyeing Machine Operator and Tender | |||
| 51606200 | Textile Cutting Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51606300 | Textile Knitting and Weaving Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51606400 | Textile Winding, Twisting, and Drawing Out Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51609100 | Extruding and Forming Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Synthetic and Glass Fibers | |||
| 51609200 | Fabric and Apparel Patternmaker | |||
| 51609300 | Upholsterer | |||
| 51609900 | Textile, Apparel and Furnishings Worker | |||
| 51700000 | Woodworkers | |||
| 51701100 | Cabinetmaker and Bench Carpenter | |||
| 51702100 | Furniture Finisher | |||
| 51703100 | Model Maker, Wood | |||
| 51703200 | Patternmaker, Wood | |||
| 51704100 | Sawing Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Wood | |||
| 51704200 | Woodworking Machine Setter, Operator and Tender, Except Sawing | |||
| 51709900 | Woodworker | |||
| 51800000 | Plant and System Operators | |||
| 51801100 | Nuclear Power Reactor Operator | |||
| 51801200 | Power Distributor and Dispatcher | |||
| 51801300 | Power Plant Operator | |||
| 51801301 | Power Generating Plant Operators, Except Auxiliary Equipment Operators | |||
| 51801302 | Auxiliary Equipment Operators, Power | |||
| 51802100 | Stationary Engineer and Boiler Operator | |||
| 51803100 | Water and Liquid Waste Treatment Plant and System Operator | |||
| 51809100 | Chemical Plant and System Operator | |||
| 51809200 | Gas Plant Operator | |||
| 51809201 | Gas Processing Plant Operators | |||
| 51809202 | Gas Distribution Plant Operators | |||
| 51809300 | Petroleum Pump System Operator, Refinery Operator and Gauger | |||
| 51809900 | Plant and System Operator | |||
| 51900000 | Other Production | |||
| 51901100 | Chemical Equipment Operator and Tender | |||
| 51901200 | Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51902100 | Crushing, Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51902200 | Grinding and Polishing Worker, Hand | |||
| 51902300 | Mixing and Blending Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51903100 | Cutter and Trimmer, Hand | |||
| 51903200 | Cutting and Slicing Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51903201 | Fiber Product Cutting Machine Setters and Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51903202 | Stone Sawyers | |||
| 51903203 | Glass Cutting Machine Setters and Set-Up Operators | |||
| 51904100 | Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51905100 | Furnace, Kiln, Oven, Drier, and Kettle Operators and Tender | |||
| 51906100 | Inspector, Tester, Sorter, Sampler and Weigher | |||
| 51906101 | Materials Inspectors | |||
| 51906102 | Mechanical Inspectors | |||
| 51906103 | Precision Devices Inspectors and Testers | |||
| 51906104 | Electrical and Electronic Inspectors and Testers | |||
| 51906105 | Production Inspectors, Testers, Graders, Sorters, Samplers, Weighers | |||
| 51907100 | Jeweler and Precious Stone and Metal Worker | |||
| 51907101 | Jewelers | |||
| 51907102 | Silversmiths | |||
| 51907103 | Model and Mold Makers, Jewelry | |||
| 51907104 | Bench Workers, Jewelry | |||
| 51907105 | Pewter Casters and Finishers | |||
| 51907106 | Gem and Diamond Workers | |||
| 51908100 | Dental Laboratory Technician | |||
| 51908200 | Medical Appliance Technician | |||
| 51908300 | Ophthalmic Laboratory Technician | |||
| 51908301 | Precision Lens Grinders and Polishers | |||
| 51908302 | Optical Instrument Assemblers | |||
| 51911100 | Packaging and Filling Machine Operator and Tender | |||
| 51912100 | Coating, Painting, and Spraying Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51912200 | Painter, Transportation Equipment | |||
| 51912300 | Painting, Coating, and Decorating Worker | |||
| 51913100 | Photographic Process Worker | |||
| 51913101 | Photographic Retouchers and Restorers | |||
| 51913102 | Photographic Reproduction Technicians | |||
| 51913103 | Photographic Hand Developers | |||
| 51913104 | Film Laboratory Technicians | |||
| 51913200 | Photographic Processing Machine Operator | |||
| 51914100 | Semiconductor Processor | |||
| 51919100 | Cementing and Gluing Machine Operator and Tender | |||
| 51919200 | Cleaning, Washing, and Metal Pickling Equipment Operator and Tender | |||
| 51919300 | Cooling and Freezing Equipment Operator and Tender | |||
| 51919400 | Etcher and Engraver | |||
| 51919401 | Precision Etchers and Engravers, Hand or Machine | |||
| 51919500 | Molder, Shaper and Caster, Except Metal and Plastic | |||
| 51919501 | Precision Mold and Pattern Casters, except Nonferrous Metals | |||
| 51919502 | Precision Pattern and Die Casters, Nonferrous Metals | |||
| 51919503 | Stone Cutters and Carvers | |||
| 51919504 | Glass Blowers, Molders, Benders, and Finishers | |||
| 51919505 | Potters | |||
| 51919506 | Mold Makers, Hand | |||
| 51919507 | Molding and Casting Workers | |||
| 51919600 | Paper Goods Machine Setter, Operator and Tender | |||
| 51919700 | Tire Builder | |||
| 51919800 | Helper-Production Worker | |||
| 51919900 | Production Worker | |||
| 53000000 | Transportation and Material Moving | |||
| 53100000 | Supervisors, Transportation and Material Moving Workers | |||
| 53101100 | Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisor | |||
| 53102100 | First-Line Supervisor of Helpers, Laborers and Material Movers, Hand | |||
| 53103100 | First-Line Supervisor of Transportation and Material-Moving Machine and Vehicle Operators | |||
| 53200000 | Air Transportation Workers | |||
| 53201100 | Airline Pilot, Copilot and Flight Engineer | |||
| 53201200 | Commercial Pilot | |||
| 53202100 | Air Traffic Controller | |||
| 53202200 | Airfield Operations Specialist | |||
| 53300000 | Motor Vehicle Operators | |||
| 53301100 | Ambulance Driver and Attendant | |||
| 53302100 | Bus Driver, Transit and Intercity | |||
| 53302200 | Bus Driver, School | |||
| 53303100 | Driver/Sales Worker | |||
| 53303200 | Truck Driver, Heavy and Tractor-Trailer | |||
| 53303300 | Truck Driver, Light or Delivery Services | |||
| 53304100 | Taxi Driver and Chauffeur | |||
| 53309900 | Motor Vehicle Operator | |||
| 53400000 | Rail Transportation Workers | |||
| 53401100 | Locomotive Engineer | |||
| 53401200 | Locomotive Firer | |||
| 53401300 | Rail Yard Engineer, Dinkey Operator and Hostler | |||
| 53402100 | Railroad Brake, Signal, and Switch Operator | |||
| 53402101 | Train Crew Members | |||
| 53402102 | Railroad Yard Workers | |||
| 53403100 | Railroad Conductor and Yardmaster | |||
| 53404100 | Subway and Streetcar Operator | |||
| 53409900 | Rail Transportation Worker | |||
| 53500000 | Water Transportation Workers | |||
| 53501100 | Sailor and Marine Oiler | |||
| 53501101 | Able Seamen | |||
| 53501102 | Ordinary Seamen and Marine Oilers | |||
| 53502100 | Captain, Mate and Pilot of Water Vessel | |||
| 53502101 | Ship and Boat Captains | |||
| 53502102 | Mates- Ship, Boat, and Barge | |||
| 53502103 | Pilots, Ship | |||
| 53502200 | Motorboat Operator | |||
| 53503100 | Ship Engineer | |||
| 53600000 | Other Transportation Workers | |||
| 53601100 | Bridge and Lock Tender | |||
| 53602100 | Parking Lot Attendant | |||
| 53603100 | Service Station Attendant | |||
| 53604100 | Traffic Technician | |||
| 53605100 | Transportation Inspector | |||
| 53605101 | Aviation Inspectors | |||
| 53605102 | Public Transportation Inspectors | |||
| 53605103 | Marine Cargo Inspectors | |||
| 53605104 | Railroad Inspectors | |||
| 53605105 | Motor Vehicle Inspectors | |||
| 53605106 | Freight Inspectors | |||
| 53609900 | Transportation Worker | |||
| 53700000 | Material Moving Worker | |||
| 53701100 | Conveyor Operator and Tender | |||
| 53702100 | Crane and Tower Operator | |||
| 53703100 | Dredge Operator | |||
| 53703200 | Excavating and Loading Machine and Dragline Operator | |||
| 53703300 | Loading Machine Operator, Underground Mining | |||
| 53704100 | Hoist and Winch Operator | |||
| 53705100 | Industrial Truck and Tractor Operator | |||
| 53706100 | Cleaner of Vehicles and Equipment | |||
| 53706200 | Laborer and Freight, Stock and Material Mover, Hand | |||
| 53706201 | Stevedores, Except Equipment Operators | |||
| 53706202 | Grips and Set-Up Workers, Motion Picture Sets, Studios, and Stages | |||
| 53706203 | Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand | |||
| 53706300 | Machine Feeder and Offbearer | |||
| 53706400 | Packer and Packager, Hand | |||
| 53707100 | Gas Compressor and Gas Pumping Station Operator | |||
| 53707200 | Pump Operator | |||
| 53707300 | Wellhead Pumper | |||
| 53708100 | Refuse and Recyclable Material Collector | |||
| 53711100 | Shuttle Car Operator | |||
| 53712100 | Tank Car, Truck, and Ship Loader | |||
| 53719900 | Material Moving Worker | |||
| 55000000 | Military Specific | |||
| 55100000 | Military Officer Special and Tactical Operations | |||
| 55101100 | Air Crew Officer | |||
| 55101200 | Aircraft Launch and Recovery Officer | |||
| 55101300 | Armored Assault Vehicle Officer | |||
| 55101400 | Artillery and Missile Officer | |||
| 55101500 | Command and Control Center Officer | |||
| 55101600 | Infantry Officer | |||
| 55101700 | Special Forces Officer | |||
| 55101900 | Military Officer Special and Tactical Operations | |||
| 55200000 | First-Line Enlisted Military Supervisor/Managers | |||
| 55201100 | First-Line Supervisor of Air Crew Members | |||
| 55201200 | First-Line Supervisor of Weapons Specialists/Crew Members | |||
| 55201300 | First-Line Supervisor of Tactical Operations Specialists | |||
| 55300000 | Military Enlisted Tactical Operations and Air/Weapons Specialist and Crew Member | |||
| 55301100 | Air Crew Member | |||
| 55301200 | Aircraft Launch and Recovery Specialist | |||
| 55301300 | Armored Assault Vehicle Crew Member | |||
| 55301400 | Artillery and Missile Crew Member | |||
| 55301500 | Command and Control Center Specialist | |||
| 55301600 | Infantry | |||
| 55301700 | Radar and Sonar Technician | |||
| 55301800 | Special Forces | |||
| 55301900 | Military Enlisted Tactical Operations and Air/Weapons Specialist and Crew Member | |||
8. Country and State/Province Codes
Country and State/Province Codes
The full ISO 3166:2013 list of supported values can be found on our docs site below:
https://docs.equest.com/wiki/boards/view/Locations/
(the list can also be downloaded from the docs site)
9. Interface Language
| Language | Language ID |
| Arabic | ar |
| Chinese | zh |
| Danish | da |
| Dutch | nl |
| English | en |
| French | fr |
| German | de |
| Hindi | hi |
| Italian | it |
| Japanese | jp |
| Korean | ko |
| Malay | ms |
| Portuguese | pt |
| Romanian | ro |
| Russian | ru |
| Spanish | es |
| Swedish | sv |
| Tagalog | tl |
| Taiwanese | tw |
| Thai | th |
| Vietnamese | vi |
Glossary
1. Terms
- Board Instance
- A user-defined instance of an eQuest board. Each Board Instance is unique, and contains a set of configured parameters: account identifier, password, etc.
- Job
- A set of data defining a particular job advertisement. This alone does not constitute a Posting.
- Pipeline ID
- A global string identifier for a Board in eQuest.
- Posting
- A Job destined for a Board Instance.