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GENERAL OCGUPATIONS LIST

lmplemented August 23, 1993

May 21, 1997

WARNING

THE CONTENTS OF THIS LIST ARE SUBJECT TO GHANGE WITHOUT ADVANCE NOTTCE

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Accountants 1111.2 1 51 431 .0

Actuaries 2161.3Administrative Clerks 1441.0Administrative Officers 1221.0Advertising and M Consultants 1122.2

2255.31 5

2146.0 1 7Agricultural Engineers 2148.1 1 7Agricultural Representatives, Consultants and Specialists 2123.0 1 7Air Traffic Controllers 2272.1 I J

Aircraft Electrical Mechanics and Technicians 2244.27315.2 I J

Aircraft Instrument Mechanics and Technicians 2244.1 1 5Aircraft Mechanics 7315.1 t c

Airl ine Station Agents 6433.5Air Transport Ramp Attendants 7437.0

zzoz.J 1 5Animal Health Technologists 3213.0 t c

Animation Painters azzJ . I

Announcers and Other Broadcasters 5231.0 1 5Anthropologists 4 1 69 .1 1 8Applied Chemical Technicians 2211.2 15Applied Chemical Technologists 2211.1 t 5

1235.3Arborists and Tree Service Technicians 2225.1 1 5Archaeologists 4169.2 1 8Architects 2151.0 1 6

Archivists 5 1 1 3 . 0 1 8Art Directors 5131.4 1 6

Astronomers 2111.2 1 8Audio and Video Recording Technicians 5225.0Audiologists 3141.1 1 81 0Avionics Inspectors t c

Avionics Mechanics and Technicians 2244.3

Bakers 1 E

Bank Clerks 1434.1Barbers 6271.2

* National Occupational Classification**Educational and Training Factor

OccuparrouelFacron **ETF

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Biologists 2121.1Biomedical Engineers 2148.2 1 7Blacksmiths 7266.1Boat Assemblers 9491 .1Boilermakers 7262.0Bookkeepers 1231.0Broadcast Technicians s224.0 1 5

6463.2

Cabinetmakers 7272.0Cable Television Maintenance Technicians 7247.2Cable Television Service Technicians 7247.1

2255.1 1 5Carvers 5244.1Chefs and Specialist Chefs 6241.3 1 0Chemical Engineers 2134.0 1 7Chemists 2112.0 17Civil Engineering Technicians 2231.2 1 5Civil Engineering TechnologistS 2231.1 1 5Civil Engineers 2131.0 1 7Clinical Perfusionists 3214.2 1 5Commercial Divers t c

Communitv and Social Service Workers 4212.03 1 3 1 . 1

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Computer Hardware Engineers 2147.1 1 7Computer Operators 1421.0Computer Programmers 2163.0 1 51 0Computer Systems Analysts 2162.0 1 51 0Conference and Event Planners 1226.0Conservation and Fishery Officers 2224.0Conservation and Restoration Technicians 5212.1Conservators 5112.1Construction Estimators 2234.0 1 6

Construction Millwrights and Industrial Mechanics (Except Textile) 7 3 1 1 . 0 1 0Contractors and Supervisors, Mechanic Trades 7216.0 1 5Cooks 6242.0 1 0

- National Occupational Classiflcation"-Educational and Training Factor

Copy Stylists- ,% b223.? 1Cop;i;; 2

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Oourt Recorders 1244.1 5 1 ECraft Instructors 5244.8 1 5Creative Writers 5121.1Credit Managers 0122.2 3 1 5Curatorial Assistants s212.2 1

Dental Hygienists 3222.1 I JDental Laboratory Bench Workers 3412.0Dental Technicians

9zzr .u I 15Denturists

?esktop pubttshtng.Opei;6i'-"' --** il% o IDie Setterst 266?. . - - 2Dietitians and N utritionistsJ t J z . u 1 1 7

Directors E i a l n

Directors ot pnoto '!-;::k 5131.7 ffiDrafl inn Teehnini" i .

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Draftinq t". 2253.1 ffiDriver's ticence iiiin 4216.2 1 .lDriving lnstructors - '-"""--'---

4216.1 ry?ly,gteaning a!o

EEconomic Development officers and Marketing Researchers and consurtants 4163.0 1 1TF c o n n m i s | c a n d F n n n n m i n D n | i n r l D ^ ^ ^ ^ , ^ L ^ - ^ ^ - lEconomists and Econom ic policy*-Fesea

Editoria|Assistants anO p,OIi.u :---*---- A----''---*52.3 5

Editors 5122.0 g 17Education Progra.m O[Flecf rinel

""a 51"f [lfi^Electrical and Electronics E Technicians 2241.2 1

Electrical and Electronics EElectrical and ElectronicsElectrical Mechanics

Technologists 2241.12133.02333.0

6272.2

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F | e n | r n n i n Q a r r r i n a T a n h n i ^ i ^ . ^ / U ^ ' ' ^ ^ L ^ i l .Electronic Service Technicians (HousenotO -EmbalmersEmploymentffi 4213.0 ffi

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Fecron **ETF

EEngineering Physicists and Engineering Scientists 2148.3 1 7Executive Assistants 1222.0Executive Chefs 6241.1 1 0Exhibit Designers 5243.3

FFacil ity Operation Managers 0721.0Family, Marriage and Other Related Counsellors 41 53 .0 1 8Fashion Designers 5243.2 15Film and Video Camera Ooerators 5222.0 15

1 55 1 3 1 . 5Film EditorsFilm, Television and Radio Producers 5 1 3 1 . 1 1 5Financial and lnvestment Analvsts 1112.0 1 7Financial Auditors 1111.1 1 5Financial Clerks 1434.3Financial Examiners and lnspectors 1114.2

Financial I nvestigators 1114.3Financial Managers 0 1 1 1 . 0 1 5

Financial Planners 1114.1Firefighters 6262.0Fish and Fish Products lnsoectors 2222.1Flight DispatchersFlight Engineers (Second Officers) 2271.2 t 5

Floor Directors azzo. I

2271.3 t cFlying InstructorsFood Processing Engineers

Forestrv Professionals

2148.4 1 7

172122.0Forestry Technologists and Technicians 2223.0 1 5

Funeral Directors 6272.17342.2

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Gaffers and Lighting TechniciansGeographers 41 69 ,3 t o

Geographic Information System (GlS) Technologists and Technicians 2255.5 1 5Geolooical and Mineral Technicians 2212.2 1 5

Geological and Mineral Technologists 2212.1 1 5Geological Engineers 2144.0 1 7Geologists, Geochemists and Geophysicists 2 1 1 3 . 0 17Glass Blowers 5244.2

* National Occupational Classif icat ion**Educational and Training Factor

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Golf Course SuperintendentsGrain Elevator Operators 6234.0Graphic Designers and ll lustrating Artists 5241.0Grips 5227.1Gunsmiths 7383.1

Hairstylists 6271.1Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics 7312.0 1 0Historians 4169.4 1 8Home Economists 4164.2 t c

Horticulturalists 2225.3 1 5Housing Policy Analysts 4164.3 1 5

lmaoe Consultants 6481 .1

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4211.42141.0 1 7

Industrial Designers 2252.0 4 E

Industrial Electricians 7242.0lndustrial Engineering and Manufacturing Technicians 2233.2 1 15Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing Technologists 2233.1 1 1 5lndustrial lnstrument Technicians and Mechanics 2243.0 1 5lndustrial Pharmacists 3131.2 1 7Inspectors in Public and Environmental Health and Occupational

Health and Safetv 2263.0Inspectors, Weights and Measures 2262.4 1 5Insurance Adjusters 1233.1Insurance Claims Examiners 1233.2Insurance Clerks 1434.2

1234.0lnsurance UnderwritersInterior Designers 5242.0 1 5International Aid and Development Project Officers 4164.4 1 5Interpreters 51 25 .3 1 5I nvestment Underwriters 1114.4

JJewellers and Related Workers 7344.1 '15

Journalists 51 23.0 1 5

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Key Grips 5226.2 1 15

Landscape Architects 2152'0 1 17

Landscape Designers and Landscape Architectural Techniciansand Technologists 2225'4 1 15

Landscape Gardeners 2225'5 1 7

Legal Assistants and Paralegals 4211 .1 1 15

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Loan Officers 1232.0

Locksmiths 7383.2

Machine Fitters

Machine Operators, Electrical Apparatus Manufacturing

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9487.1 1 2

Machining and Tooling Inspectors 7231.2 1 5

Machinists 7231.1 1 5

Maior Appliance Repairers/Technicians

Make-Up Artists 5226.5 1 5

Management Consultants 1122.1 1 5

Marine and Naval Engineers 2148.5 1 7

Materials Scientists 2115.3 1 7

MathematiciansMechanical Engineering Technicians

2161.1 1 8

2232.2

Mechanical Engineering Technologists 2232.1 152132.0 5 17Mechanical Engineers

Mechanical Repairers, Motor Vehicle Manufacturing 7321.2

MeOlCat Secretaries 1243.0 5 7

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Me'tal Arts Workers 5244'3 1 15

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OccupenorunlFncron **ETF

Meteorological Technicians 2213.0 1 5

Meteorologists 2114.0 1 7

Microbiologists and Cell and Molecular Biologists 2121.2 1 7

Mi l l iners 7342.3Mining Engineers 2143.0

Motion Picture Proiectionists 5227.2Motor Vehicle Body Repairers 7322.0

Motor Vehicle Mechanics and Technicians 7321.1

Motor Vehicles Defects I nvestigators 2262.1 1 5

Motorcycle and Other Related Mechanics 7334.0Museum Extension Officers 5212.4Museum Guides and Interpreters cz I z . J

Museum Registrars and Cataloguers 5212.5

Nondestructive Testers and Inspectors 2261.0N uclear Medicine Technologists 3215.2 1 5

Occupational Therapists 3143.0 1 0Oil and Gas Dril l ing, Servicing and Related Labourers 8615 .0

Operating Room Technicians 3233.2 1 5

Orthopaedic Technologists 3414.1

Other Professional Occupations in Therapy and Assessment 3144.0 I J10Other Reoairers and Servicers 7445.0 2

Other Small Engine and Equipment Mechanics 7335.0Oiher Workers in Motion Pictures, Broadcasting and the Performing Arts 5226.7 15

PPaste-Up Artists 5223.3Patent Agents 4 1 6 1 . 3 1 5

Pathologists'Assistants 3211 '2 5 15

Patternmakers - Texti le, Leather and Fur Products 5245.0 1 7

Personnel and Recruitment Officers 1223.0 1 5

Petroleum Engineers 2145.0 1 7

Photogram metric Technologists and Technicians 2255.2

Phvsicists

* National Occupational Classification**Educational and Training Factor

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Physiotherap ists 3142.0 1 0 1 72271 .1 1 I D

Polit ical Scientists 4169 .6 1 1 8Potters 5244.4Power Station I J3Z.Z

Power System Electricians 7243.0 1 1 5Power s Operators 7352.1 1 7Preparators 5212.6Probation and Parole Officers 4155.1 S 7

Professional occupations in Public Relations and communications s124.0 1 1sPloglam Leaders and Instructors in Recreation and Sport 5254.0Property Administrators 1224.0 1 5Props Persons and Set Dressers 5227.8 1 lProsthetists and Orthotists 32j9.3 10 15Psychologists 4151.0 3 18Psychometricians 4169.7 1 1gPublic Works Maintenance Equipment Operators 1422.0 1 2Purchasing Agents and Officers 1225.0 1 15

Radiation Therapists 3215.3 1 0 t c

Radiography Technologists

Railwav Carmen/women

'2262.2 1 15

ti1;i:.n "l --- " tRailway Locomotive En gineers 7361.1Railway Traffic Controllers 2275.1 1 7Record Producers 5 1 3 1 . 6 3 1 5Recreational Vehicle 7383.3

7313.0Remote Sensi ts and TechniciansResidential and Commercial Installers and Servicers

2255.47441.0

iratory Therapists 1 01

6421.0

Retail and Wholesale BuversRetail Salespersons and Sales Clerks

SSafe and Vault Servicers

- National Occupational Classif icat ion**Educational and Training Factor

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School and Guidance Counsellors 4143 0 1 1 7Scriot Assistants

Sewing Instructors 4216.3Sheet Metal Workers 7261.0

Small Servicers and Repairers 7332.14164.1Social Researchers

Social Researchers 4164.5Social Workers 4152.0 S 1t__-

1 1 82147.2

Soil Scientists 2115.2 1 1 7Sous-Chefs 6241.2 10 I

in Human Resources 1121.0

2161.2Steamfitters and 7252.1

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1and Parts Clerks

Instrument MakersStructural Metal and Platework Fabricators and Fitters

5244.67263.0 1

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Stunt Co-ordinators and S Effects Technicians 5226.4Motor Transport and Other Ground Transit Operators 7222.0

Switch Network Installers andTechnicians

Tailors and Dressmakers

2254.2

7342.1 1 2Taxidermists 5212.8 1 7Technical Sales Specialists, Wholesale Trade 622' t .O 1 1 5Technical Writers 5121.2 { 1 7Telecommunications E TechniciansTelecommunications Line and Cable Workers

7246.47245.0

Telecom m unications Service Testers 7246.3 1 1 5Installers and

- National Occupational Classification**Educational and Training Factor

7246.1

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Fecron ""ETF

2148.6

5243.1Tool and Die Makers 7232.0Traders 1113.2 3Trade Mark 4211.3 1Translators 5125.1

Route and Crew Schedulers

6431.0Trust Officers 1114.5

Urban and Land Use Planners 2153.0

Veterinarians 31140

Wardrobe Supervisors 5226.6 ,| , t (

Watch Reoairers 7344.2 1 15Welders 7265.0 1 5

Student 991 1RetiredHomemaker 9970

9914

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Unconventional Worker

* National Occupational Classification**Educational and Training Indicators