IPUMS USA: descr: US1990B

IPUMS USA

US1990B_IOCC1950

Occupation

Codes and Frequencies

Code	Label	1990 1pct
0	N/A (less than 16 yeaN/A (less than 16 years old/unemployed who never worked/nilf who last worked prior to 1985)	1,017,458
3	Legislators	152
4	Chief executives and general administrators, public administration	255
5	Administrators and officials, public administration	6,137
6	Administrators, protective services	589
7	Financial managers	6,697
8	Personnel andlabor relations managers	3,287
9	Purchasing managers	1,314
13	Managers, marketing, advertising, and public relations	6,316
14	Administrators, education andrelated fields	7,159
15	Managers, medicine and health	2,560
16	Postmasters andmail superintendents	704
17	Managers, food serving andlodging establishments	11,680
18	Managers, properties andreal estate	4,694
19	Funeral directors	537
21	Managers, service organizations, n.e.c.	4,570
22	Managers andadministrators, n.e.c.	59,506
23	Accountants and auditors	16,465
24	Underwriters	661
25	Other financial officers	7,360
26	Management analysts	3,230
27	Personnel, training, and labor relations specialists	5,924
28	Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products	209
29	Buyers, wholesale andretail trade except farm products	2,531
33	Purchasing agents and buyers, n.e.c.	2,727
Code	Label	1990 1pct
34	Business and promotion agents	363
35	Const,itiction inspectors	790
36	Inspectors and compliance officers, except construction	1,918
37	Management related occupations, n.e.c.	3,940
43	Architects	1,534
44	Aerospace	1,581
45	Metallurgical and materials	203
46	Mining	87
47	Petroleum	239
48	Chemical	648
49	Nuclear	118
53	Civil	2,693
54	Agricultural	25
55	Electrical and electronic	4,830
56	Industrial	1,929
57	Mechanical	1,931
58	Marine and naval architects	165
59	Engineers, n.e.c.	3,631
63	Surveyors and mapping scientists	147
64	Computer systems analysts and scientists	4,543
65	Operations and systems researchers and analysts	2,626
66	Actuaries	160
67	Statisticians	306
68	Mathematical scientists, n.e.c.	60
69	Physicists and astronomers	291
Code	Label	1990 1pct
73	Chemists, except biochemists	1,428
74	Atmospheric and space scientists	108
75	Geologists and geodesists	560
76	Physical scientists, n.e.c.	204
77	Agricultural and food scientists	402
78	Biological and life scientists	632
79	Forestry and conservation scientists	427
83	Medical scientists	300
84	Physicians	5,966
85	Dentists	1,648
86	Veterinarians	552
87	Optometrists	292
88	Podiatrists	85
89	Health diagnosing practitioners, n.e.c.	530
95	Registered nurses	20,854
96	Pharmacists	1,997
97	Dietitians	1,067
98	Respiratory therapists	646
99	Occupational therapists	419
103	Physical therapists	955
104	Speech therapists	697
105	Therapists, n.e.c.	758
106	Physicians' assistants	282
113	Earth, environmental, and marine science teachers	9
114	Biological science teachers	72
Code	Label	1990 1pct
115	Chemistry teachers	59
116	Physics teachers	40
117	Natural science teachers, n.e.c.	1
118	Psychology teachers	50
119	Economics teachers	35
123	History teachers	41
124	Political science teachers	11
125	Sociology teachers	20
126	Social science teachers, n.e.c.	9
127	Engineering teachers	105
128	Mathematical science teachers	184
129	Computer science teachers	43
133	Medical science teachers	27
134	Health specialties teachers	180
135	Business, commerce, and marketing teachers	60
136	Agriculture andforestry teachers	14
137	Art, drama, and music teachers	244
138	Physical education teachers	57
139	Education teachers	17
143	English teachers	281
144	Foreign language teachers	107
145	Lawteachers	45
146	Social work teachers	2
147	Theology teachers	30
148	Trade andindustrial teachers	11
Code	Label	1990 1pct
149	Home economics teachers	8
153	Teachers, postsecondary, n.e.c.	207
154	Postsecondary teachers, subject not specified	6,593
155	Teachers, prekindergarten and kindergarten	3,255
156	Teachers, elementary school	36,074
157	Teachers, secondary school	7,479
158	Teachers, special education	734
159	Teachers,.n.e.c.	7,274
163	Counselors, educational andvocational	2,574
164	Librarians	2,419
165	Archivists and curators	310
166	Economists	1,593
167	Psychologists	1,958
168	Sociologists	24
169	Social scientists, n.e.c.	349
173	Urban planners	152
174	Social workers	7,130
175	Recreation workers	1,032
176	Clergy	3,832
177	Religious workers, n.e.c.	1,186
178	Lawyers	7,394
179	Judges	421
183	Authors	1,174
184	Technical writers	774
185	Designers	6,761
Code	Label	1990 1pct
186	Musicians and composers	1,704
187	Actors and directors	1,121
188	Painters, sculptors, craft-artists, and artist printmakers	2,484
189	Photographers	1,564
193	Dancers	236
194	Artists, performers, and related workers, n.e.c.	1,110
195	Editors and reporters	2,801
197	Public relations specialists	1,905
198	Announcers	635
199	Athletes	996
203	Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians	3,539
204	Dental hygienists	782
205	Health record technologists and technicians	589
206	Radiologic technicians	1,303
207	Licensed practical nurses	5,226
208	Health technologists and technicians, n.e.c.	4,641
213	Electricaland electronic technicians	4,206
214	Industrial engineering technicians	174
215	Mechanical engineering technicians	347
216	Engineering technicians, n.e.c.	2,669
217	Drafting occupations	3,555
218	Surveying and mapping technicians	1,232
223	Biological technicians	730
224	Chemical technicians	862
225	Science technicians, n.e.c.	903
Code	Label	1990 1pct
226	Airplane pilots and navigators	1,672
227	Air traffic controllers	584
228	Broadcast equipment operators	895
229	Computer programmers	6,540
233	Tool programmers, numerical control	38
234	Legal assistants	2,780
235	Technicians, n.e.c.	5,721
243	Supervisors andproprietors, sales occupations	38,154
253	Insurance sales occupations	7,225
254	Real estate sales occupations	9,196
255	Securities and financial services sales occupations	3,035
256	Advertising and related sales occupations	1,890
257	Sales occupations, other business services	5,957
258	Sales engineers	467
259	Sales representatives, mining, manufacturing, and wholesale	16,360
263	Sales workers, motorvehicles and boats	3,914
264	Sales workers, apparel	6,314
265	Sales workers, shoes	1,506
266	Sales workers, furniture and home furnishings	2,231
267	Sales workers; radio, TV, hi-fi, and appliances	1,877
268	Sales workers, hardware and building supplies	2,110
269	Sales workers, parts	1,506
274	Sales workers, other commodities	24,948
275	Sales counter clerks	2,754
276	Cashiers	39,750
Code	Label	1990 1pct
277	Street anddoor-to-door sales workers	2,949
278	News vendors	1,386
283	Demonstrators, promofers and-models, sales	739
284	Auctioneers	101
285	Sales support occupations, n.e .c	226
303	Supervisors, general office	6,514
304	Supervisors, computer equipment operators	380
305	Supervisors, financial records processing	1,188
306	Chief communications operators	49
307	Supervisors; distribution, scheduling, and adjusting clerks	2,195
308	Computer operators	7,241
309	Peripheral equipment operators	93
313	Secretaries	48,792
314	Stenographers	900
315	Typists	7,934
316	Interviewers	2,662
317	Hotel clerks	1,185
318	Transportation ticket and reservation agents	2,937
319	Receptionists	10,129
323	Information clerks, n.e .c.	2,207
325	Classified-ad clerks	59
326	Correspondence clerks	123
327	Order clerks	2,665
328	Personnel clerks, except payroll and timekeeping	1,024
329	Library clerks	1,724
Code	Label	1990 1pct
335	File clerks	3,511
336	Records clerks	1,671
337	Bookkeepers, accounting, and auditing clerks	23,693
338	Payroll and timekeeping clerks	2,200
339	Billing clerks	1,890
343	Cost and rate clerks	958
344	Billing, posting, and calculating machine operators	616
345	Duplicating machine operators	316
346	Mail preparing and paper handling machine operators	71
347	Office machine operators, n.e.c.	452
348	Telephone operators	2,886
353	Communications equipment operators, n.e.c.	129
354	Postal clerks, exc. mail carriers	3,887
355	Mail carriers, postal service	3,747
356	Mail clerks, exc. postal service	2,390
357	Messengers	1,639
359	Dispatchers	2,252
363	Production coordinators	2,756
364	Traffic, shipping, and receiving clerks	7,222
365	Stock and inventory clerks	9,094
366	Meter readers	619
368	Weighers, measurers, checkers and samplers	1,106
373	Expediters	2,755
374	Material recording, scheduling, and distributing clerks, n.e.c.	404
375	Insurance adjusters, examiners, and investigators	3,465
Code	Label	1990 1pct
376	Investigators and adjusters, except insurance	6,060
377	Eligibility clerks, social welfare	580
378	Bill and account collectors	1,754
379	General office clerks	18,704
383	Bank tellers	6,300
384	Proofreaders	366
385	Data-entry keyers	7,058
386	Statistical clerks	1,789
387	Teachers' aides	3,441
389	Administrative support occupations, n.e.c .	7,777
403	Launderers and ironers	22
404	Cooks, private household	139
405	Housekeepers and butlers	459
406	Child care workers, private household	2,330
407	Private household cleaners and servants	5,058
413	Supervisors, firefighting and fire prevention occupations	334
414	Supervisors, police and detectives	697
415	Supervisors, guards	486
416	Fire-inspection and.fire prevention occupations	210
417	Fuefighting occupations	2,405
418	Police and detectives, public service	5,641
423	Sheriffs, bailiffs, and other law enforcement officers	1,409
424	Correctional institution officers	2,204
425	Crossing guards	530
426	Guards andpolice, exc. public service	9,502
Code	Label	1990 1pct
427	Protective service occupations, n.e .c.	1,346
433	Supervisors, food preparation and service occupations	3,203
434	Bartenders	4,172
435	Waiters andwaitresses	20,227
436	Cooks	27,656
438	Food counter, fountain andrelated occupations	3,472
439	Kitchen workers, food preparation	2,908
443	Waiters'/waitresses' assistants	4,942
444	Miscellaneous food preparation occupations	10,184
445	Dental assistants	2,237
446	Health aides, except nursing	2,812
447	Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	24,863
448	Supervisors, cleaning and building service workers	1,825
449	Maidsand housemen	9,956
453	Janitors and cleaners	32,114
454	Elevator operators	141
455	Pest control occupations	528
456	Supervisors, personal service occupations	804
457	Barbers	1,008
458	Hairdressers and cosmetologists	8,860
459	Attendants, amusement andrecreation facilities	2,073
461	Guides	541
462	Ushers	440
463	Public transportation attendants	1,082
464	Baggage porters and bellhops	366
Code	Label	1990 1pct
465	Welfare service aides	620
466	Family child care providers	5,413
467	Early childhood teacher's assistants	4,658
468	Child care workers, n.e .c.	2,863
469	Personal service occupations, n.e.c.	2,869
473	Farmers, except horticultural	13,003
474	Horticultural specialty farmers	438
475	Managers, farms, except horticultural	3,673
476	Managers, horticultural specialty farms	238
477	Supervisors, farm workers	598
479	Farm workers	12,935
483	Marine life cultivation workers	27
484	Nursery workers	531
485	Supervisors, related agricultural occupations	762
486	Groundskeepers and gardeners, except farm	10,092
487	Animal caretakers, except farm	1,332
488	Graders and sorters, agricultural products	982
489	Inspectors, agricultural products	74
494	Supervisors, forestry, and logging workers	159
495	Forestry workers, except logging	349
496	Timber cutting and logging occupations	1,802
497	Captains and other officers, fishing vessels	93
498	Fishers	878
499	Hunters and trappers	38
503	Supervisors, mechanics and repairers	3,356
Code	Label	1990 1pct
505	Automobile mechanics	10,894
506	Automobile mechanic apprentices	32
507	Bus, truck, and stationary engine mechanics	3,192
508	Aircraft engine mechanics	1,669
509	Small engine repairers	819
514	Automobile body and related repairers	2,624
515	Aircraft mechanics, exc. engine	674
516	Heavy equipment mechanics	2,018
517	Farm equipment mechanics	402
518	Industrial machinery repairers	3,908
519	Machinery maintenance occupations	351
523	Electronic repairers, communications and industrial equipment	2,601
525	Data processirig~ equipment repairers	987
526	Household appliance and power tool repairers	594
527	Telephone line installers and repairers	629
529	Telephone installers and repairers	2,288
533	Miscellaneous electrical and electronic equipment repairers	855
534	Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics	2,238
535	Camera, watch, and musical instrument repairers	383
536	Locksmiths and safe repairers	312
538	Office machine repairers	423
539	Mechanical controls and valve repairers	289
543	Elevator installers and repairers	272
544	Millwrights	1,191
547	Speed mechanics and repairers, n.e.c.	2,743
Code	Label	1990 1pct
549	Not specified mechanics and repairers	5,739
553	Supervisors; brickmasons, stonemasons, and tile setters	151
554	Supervisors, carpenters and related workers	543
555	Supervisors, electricians and power transmission installers	887
556	Supervisors ; painters, paperhangers, and plasterers	373
557	Supervisors ; plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	240
558	Supervisors, construction n.e.c.	7,671
563	Brickmasons and stonemasons	2,362
564	Brickmason and stonemason apprentices	13
565	Tile setters, hard and soft	628
566	Carpet installers	1,239
567	Carpenters	16,487
569	Carpenter apprentices	50
573	Drywall installers	1,704
575	Electricians	7,327
576	Electrician apprentices	139
577	Electrical power installers and repairers	1,390
579	Painters, construction and maintenance	6,811
583	Paperhangers	182
584	Plasterers	528
585	Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	5,622
587	Plumber, pipefitter, and steamfitter apprentices	69
588	Concrete and terrazzo finishers	857
589	Glaziers	490
593	Insulation workers	867
Code	Label	1990 1pct
594	Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators	153
595	Roofers	2,330
596	Sheetmetal duct installers	319
597	Structural metal workers	885
598	Drillers, earth	273
599	Construction-trades, n .e .c.	2,156
613	Supervisors, extractive occupations	656
614	Drillers, oil well	524
615	Explosives workers	113
616	Mining machine operators	884
617	Mining occupations, n.e.c.	516
628	Supervisors, production occupations	15,219
634	Tool anddie makers	1,678
635	Tool and die maker apprentices	18
636	Precision assemblers, metal	422
637	Machinists	6,505
639	Machinist apprentices	11
643	Boilermakers	284
644	Precision grinders, filers, and tool sharpeners	303
645	Patternmakers and modelmakers, metal	66
646	Lay-out workers	232
647	Precious stones and metals workers (Jewelers)	752
649	Engravers, metal	190
653	Sheet metal workers	1,514
654	Sheet metal worker apprentices	10
Code	Label	1990 1pct
655	Miscellaneous precision metal workers	30
656	Patternmakers and modelmakers, wood	34
657	Cabinet makers andbench carpenters	823
658	Furniture andwood finishers	382
659	Miscellaneous precision woodworkers	24
666	Dressmakers	1,329
667	Tailors	737
668	Upholsterers	935
669	Shoe repairers	367
674	Miscellaneous precision apparel andfabric workers	229
675	Hand molders and shapers, except jewelers	246
676	Patternmakers, lay-out workers, and cutters	278
677	Optical goods workers	884
678	Dental laboratory and medical appliance technicians	620
679	Bookbinders	342
683	Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers	3,812
684	Miscellaneous precision workers, n.e .c.	587
686	Butchers andmeat cutters	3,426
687	Bakers	1,905
688	Food batchmakers	693
689	Inspectors, testers, andgraders	1,507
693	Adjusters and calibrators	102
694	Water and sewage treatment plant operators	687
695	Power plant operators	434
696	Stationary engineers	1,905
Code	Label	1990 1pct
699	Miscellaneous plant and system operators	682
703	Lathe and turning machine set-up operators	326
704	Lathe andturning machine operators	463
705	Milling and planing machine operators	89
706	Punching andstamping press machine operators	1,298
707	Rolling machine operators	168
708	Drilling and boring machine operators	295
709	Grinding, abrading, buffing, and polishing machine operators	1,514
713	Forging machine operators	187
714	Numerical control machine operators	15
715	Miscellaneous metal, plastic, stone, andglass working machine operators	310
717	Fabricating machine operators, n.e .c.	336
719	Molding and casting machine operators	1,041
723	Metal plating machine operators	423
724	Heat treating equipment operators	213
725	Miscellaneous metal and plastic processing machine operators	225
726	Wood lathe, routing, andplaning machine operators	113
727	Sawing machine operators	1,398
728	Shaping andjoining machine operators	80
729	Nailing and tacking machine operators	44
733	Miscellaneous woodworking machine operators	578
734	Printing press operators	3,891
735	Photoengravers andlithographers	512
736	Typesetters and compositors	834
737	Miscellaneous printing machine operators	611
Code	Label	1990 1pct
738	Winding and twisting machine operators	970
739	Knitting, looping, taping, and weaving machine operators	789
743	Textile cutting machine operators	113
744	Textile sewing machine operators	10,928
745	Shoe machine operators	566
747	Pressing machine operators	1,941
748	Laundering and dry cleaning machine operators	2,792
749	Miscellaneous textile machine operators	1,123
753	Cementing andgluing machine operators	447
754	Packaging andfilling machine operators	3,762
755	Extruding andforming machine operators	377
756	Mixing andblending machine operators	1,259
757	Separating, filtering, and clarifying machine operators	817
758	Compressing and compacting machine operators	274
759	Painting and paint spraying machine operators	1,559
763	Roasting andbaking machine operators, food	57
764	Washing, cleaning, andpickling machine operators	167
765	Folding machine operators	274
766	Furnace, kiln, and oven operators, exc. food	1,210
768	Crushing andgrinding machine operators	616
769	Slicing and cutting machine operators	2,472
773	Motion picture projectionists	117
774	Photographic process machine operators	1,198
777	Miscellaneous machine operators, n.e .c.	7,342
779	Machine operators, notspecified	11,583
Code	Label	1990 1pct
783	Welders and cutters	7,738
784	Solderers and brazers	370
785	Assemblers	19,405
786	Hand cutting andtrimming occupations	215
787	Hand molding, casting, andforming occupations	323
789	Hand painting,, coating, and decorating occupations	560
793	Hand engraving and printing occupations	162
795	Miscellaneous hand working occupations	622
796	Production inspectors, checkers, and examiners	8,080
797	Production testers	670
798	Production samplers andweighers	141
799	Graders and sorters, exc. agricultural	2,008
803	Supervisors, motor vehicle operators	844
804	Truck drivers	35,332
806	Driver-sales workers	1,558
808	Bus drivers	5,423
809	Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs	2,248
813	Parking lot attendants	551
814	Motor transportation occupations, n.e.c .	60
823	Railroad conductors and yardmasters	472
824	Locomotive operating occupations	588
825	Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators	397
826	Rail vehicle operators, n.e.c .	66
828	Ship captains and mates, except fishing boats	476
829	Sailors and deckhands	591
Code	Label	1990 1pct
833	Marine engineers	316
834	Bridge, lock, andlighthouse tenders	98
843	Supervisors, material moving equipment operators	288
844	Operating engineers	3,201
845	Longshore equipment operators	67
848	Hoist andwinch operators	278
849	Crane and tower operators	951
853	Excavating andloading machine operators	1,264
855	Grader, dozer, and scraper operators	1,005
856	Industrial truck and tractor equipment operators	5,409
859	Miscellaneous material moving equipment operators	1,226
864	Supervisors, handlers, equipment cleaners, and laborers, n.e .c.	187
865	Helpers, mechanics and repairers	291
866	Helpers, construction trades	1,140
867	Helpers, surveyor	65
868	Helpers, extractive occupations	25
869	Construction laborers	14,661
874	Production helpers	490
875	Garbage collectors	756
876	Stevedores	114
877	Stock handlers andbaggers	13,446
878	Machine feeders and offbearers	1,097
883	Freight, stock, andmaterial handlers, n.e.c .	6,811
885	Garage and service station related occupations	3,413
887	Vehicle washers andequipment cleaners	2,891
Code	Label	1990 1pct
888	Hand packers and packagers	5,107
889	Laborers, except construction	16,886
903	Commissioned Officers and Warrant Officers	816
904	Non-commissioned Officers and Other Enlisted Personnel	3,323
905	Military occupation, rank notspecified	471
909	Last worked 1984 or earlier	4,155

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