OCC95US
Occupation 1950 basis, United States

Codes

PROFESSIONAL, TECHNICAL AND KINDRED WORKERS
000   Accountants and auditors
001   Actors and actresses
002   Airplane pilots and navigators
003   Architects
004   Artists and art teachers
005   Athletes
006   Authors
007   Chemists
008   Chiropractors
009   Clergymen
010   College presidents and deans
012   Professors and instructors, agricultural sciences
013   Professors and instructors, biological sciences
014   Professors and instructors, chemistry
015   Professors and instructors, economics
016   Professors and instructors, engineering
017   Professors and instructors, geology and geophysics
018   Professors and instructors, mathematics
019   Professors and instructors, medical sciences
023   Professors and instructors, physics
024   Professors and instructors, psychology
025   Professors and instructors, statistics
026   Professors and instructors, natural science (nec)
027   Professors and instructors, social sciences (nec)
028   Professors and instructors, nonscientific subjects
029   Professors and instructors, subject not specified
031   Dancers and dancing teachers
032   Dentists
033   Designers
034   Dieticians and nutritionists
035   Draftsmen
036   Editors and reporters
041   Aeronautical engineers
042   Chemical engineers
043   Civil engineers
044   Electrical engineers
045   Industrial engineers
046   Mechanical engineers
047   Metallurgical engineers, metallurgists
048   Mining engineers
049   Engineers (nec)
051   Entertainers (nec)
052   Farm and home management advisors
053   Foresters and conservationists
054   Funeral directors and embalmers
055   Lawyers and judges
056   Librarians
057   Musicians and music teachers
058   Nurses, professional
059   Nurses, student professional
061   Agricultural scientists
062   Biological scientists
063   Geologists and geophysicists
067   Mathematicians
068   Physicists
069   Misc. natural scientists
070   Optometrists
071   Osteopaths
072   Personnel and labor relations workers
073   Pharmacists
074   Photographers
075   Physicians and surgeons
076   Radio operators
077   Recreation and group workers
078   Religious workers
079   Social and welfare workers, except group
081   Economists
082   Psychologists
083   Statisticians and actuaries
084   Misc social scientists
091   Sports instructors and officials
092   Surveyors
093   Teachers (n.e.c.)
094   Medical and dental-technicians
095   Testing-technicians
096   Technicians (nec)
097   Therapists and healers (nec)
098   Veterinarians
099   Professional, technical and kindred workers (nec)

FARMERS
100   Farmers (owners and tenants)
123   Farm managers

MANAGERS, OFFICIALS, AND PROPRIETORS
200   Buyers and dept heads, store
201   Buyers and shippers, farm products
203   Conductors, railroad
204   Credit men
205   Floormen and floor managers, store
210   Inspectors, public administration
230   Managers and superintendants, building
240   Officers, pilots, pursers and engineers, ship
250   Officials and administratators (nec), public administration
260   Officials, lodge, society, union, etc.
270   Postmasters
280   Purchasing agents and buyers (nec)
290   Managers, officials, and proprietors (nec)

CLERICAL WORKERS
300   Agents (nec)
301   Attendants and assistants, library
302   Attendants, physicians and dentists office
304   Baggagemen, transportation
305   Bank tellers
310   Bookkeepers
320   Cashiers
321   Collectors, bill and account
322   Dispatchers and starters, vehicle
325   Express messengers and railway mail clerks
335   Mail carriers
340   Messengers and office boys
341   Office machine operators
342   Shipping and receiving clerks
350   Stenographers, typists, and secretaries
360   Telegraph messengers
365   Telegraph operators
370   Telephone operators
380   Ticket, station, and express agents
390   Clerical and kindred workers (n.e.c.)

SALES WORKERS
400   Advertising agents and salesmen
410   Auctioneers
420   Demonstrators
430   Hucksters and peddlers
450   Insurance agents and brokers
460   Newsboys
470   Real estate agents and brokers
480   Stock and bond salesmen
490   Salesmen and sales clerks (nec)

CRAFTSMEN
500   Bakers
501   Blacksmiths
502   Bookbinders
503   Boilermakers
504   Brickmasons,stonemasons, and tile setters
505   Cabinetmakers
510   Carpenters
511   Cement and concrete finishers
512   Compositors and typesetters
513   Cranemen,derrickmen, and hoistmen
514   Decorators and window dressers
515   Electricians
520   Electrotypers and stereotypers
521   Engravers, except engravers
522   Excavating, grading, and road machinery operators
523   Foremen (nec)
524   Forgemen and hammermen
525   Furriers
530   Glaziers
531   Heat treaters, annealers, temperers
532   Inspectors, scalers, and graders log and lumber
533   Inspectors (nec)
534   Jewelers, watchmakers, goldsmiths, and silversmiths
535   Job setters, metal
540   Linemen and servicemen, telegraph, telephone, and power
541   Locomotive engineers
542   Locomotive firemen
543   Loom fixers
544   Machinists
545   Airplane-mechanics and repairmen
550   Automobile-mechanics and repairmen
551   Office machine-mechanics and repairmen
552   Radio and television-mechanics and repairmen
553   Railroad and car shop-mechanics and repairmen
554   Mechanics and repairmen (nec)
555   Millers, grain, flour, feed, etc
560   Millwrights
561   Molders, metal
562   Motion picture projectionists
563   Opticians and lens grinders and polishers
564   Painters, construction and maintenance
565   Paperhangers
570   Pattern and model makers, except paper
571   Photoengravers and lithographers
572   Piano and organ tuners and repairmen
573   Plasterers
574   Plumbers and pipe fitters
575   Pressmen and plate printers, printing
580   Rollers and roll hands, metal
581   Roofers and slaters
582   Shoemakers and repairers, except factory
583   Stationary engineers
584   Stone cutters and stone carvers
585   Structural metal workers
590   Tailors and tailoresses
591   Tinsmiths, coppersmiths, and sheet metal workers
592   Tool makers, and die makers and setters
593   Upholsterers
594   Craftsmen and kindred workers (nec)
595   Members of the armed services

OPERATIVES
600   Auto mechanics apprentice
601   Bricklayers and masons apprentice
602   Carpenters apprentice
603   Electricians apprentice
604   Machinists and toolmakers apprentice
605   Mechanics, except auto apprentice
610   Plumbers and and pipe fitters apprentice
611   Apprentices, building trades (nec)
612   Apprentices, metalworking trades (nec)
613   Apprentices, printing trades
614   Apprentices, other specified trades
615   Apprentices, trade not specified
620   Asbestos and insulation workers
621   Attendants, auto service and parking
622   Blasters and powdermen
623   Boatmen, canalmen, and lock keepers
624   Brakemen, railroad
625   Bus drivers
630   Chainmen, rodmen, and axmen, surveying
631   Conductors, bus and street railway
632   Deliverymen and routemen
633   Dressmakers and seamstresses except factory
634   Dyers
635   Filers, grinders, and polishers, metal
640   Fruit, nut, and vegetable graders, and packers, except facto
641   Furnacemen, smeltermen and pourers
642   Heaters, metal
643   Laundry and dry cleaning Operatives
644   Meat cutters, except slaughter and packing house
645   Milliners
650   Mine operatives and laborers
660   Motormen, mine, factory, logging camp, etc
661   Motormen, street, subway, and elevated railway
662   Oilers and greaser, except auto
670   Painters, except construction or maintenance
671   Photographic process workers
672   Power station operators
673   Sailors and deck hands
674   Sawyers
675   Spinners, textile
680   Stationary firemen
681   Switchmen, railroad
682   Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs
683   Truck and tractor drivers
684   Weavers, textile
685   Welders and flame cutters
690   Operative and kindred workers (nec)

PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD WORKERS
700   Housekeepers, private household
710   Laundressses, private household
720   Private household workers (nec)

SERVICE WORKERS, NOT PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD
730   Attendants, hospital and other institution
731   Attendants, professional and personal service (nec)
732   Attendants, recreation and amusement
740   Barbers, beauticians, and manicurists
750   Bartenders
751   Bootblacks
752   Boarding and lodging house keepers
753   Charwomen and cleaners
754   Cooks, except private household
760   Counter and fountain workers
761   Elevator operators
762   Firemen, fire protection
763   Guards, watchmen, and doorkeepers
764   Housekeepers and stewards, except private household
770   Janitors and sextons
771   Marshals and constables
772   Midwives
773   Policemen and detectives
780   Porters
781   Practical nurses
782   Sheriffs and bailiffs
783   Ushers, recreation and amusement
784   Waiters and waitresses
785   Watchmen (crossing) and bridge tenders
790   Service workers, except private household (nec)

FARM LABORERS
810   Farm foremen
820   Farm laborers, wage workers
830   Farm laborers, unpaid family workers
840   Farm service laborers, self-employed

LABORERS
910   Fishermen and oystermen
920   Garage laborers and car washers and greasers
930   Gardeners, except farm, and groundskeepers
940   Longshoremen and stevedores
950   Lumbermen, raftsmen, and woodchoppers
960   Teamsters
970   Laborers (nec)
975   EMPLOYED (unclassifiable)
976   Conductors, not specified
977   RR employee
978   Govt officials, level unknown

NON-OCCUPATIONAL RESPONSES
980   Keeps house/house work/housewife
981   Imputed keeping house (1880)
982   At home/ helps in home
983   At school
984   Retired
985   Unemployed/ without occ
986   Invalid/sick/disabled
987   Inmate/prisoner
988   Ration Indian
990   Landlord
991   Capitalist/gentleman
992   Child labor-farm
993   Child labor-domestic
994   Child labor-other
995   Other non-occupation
996   UNCLASSIFIABLE (employment status unknown)
997   OCCUPATION MISSING/UNKNOWN
999   N/A (blank)