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Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School

Teach occupational, vocational, career, or technical subjects to students at the secondary school level.

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Median pay

$66,270

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 25-2032

Growth

-0.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-2032

Openings

6.4k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-2032

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-2032

Hazard exposure

1.6 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-2032.00

Public interaction: 88% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-2032.00

Standing: 56% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-2032.00

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Cargo and Freight Agents

Expedite and route movement of incoming and outgoing cargo and freight shipments in airline, train, and trucking terminals and shipping docks. Take orders from customers and arrange pickup of freight and cargo for delivery to loading platform. Prepare and examine bills of lading to determine shipping charges and tariffs.

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Median pay

$52,260

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 43-5011

Growth

6.2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-5011

Openings

9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-5011

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 43-5011

Hazard exposure

2.5 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-5011.00

Public interaction: 87% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-5011.00

Standing: 30% relative

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Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 43-5011.00

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Carpenters

Construct, erect, install, or repair structures and fixtures made of wood and comparable materials, such as concrete forms; building frameworks, including partitions, joists, studding, and rafters; and wood stairways, window and door frames, and hardwood floors. May also install cabinets, siding, drywall, and batt or roll insulation. Includes brattice builders who build doors or brattices (ventilation walls or partitions) in underground passageways.

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Median pay

$60,580

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 47-2031

Growth

3.9%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-2031

Openings

62.8k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-2031

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-2031

Hazard exposure

3.7 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-2031.00

Public interaction: 94% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-2031.00

Standing: 90% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-2031.00

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Carpet Installers

Lay and install carpet from rolls or blocks on floors. Install padding and trim flooring materials.

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Median pay

$50,340

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 47-2041

Growth

-16.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-2041

Openings

0.7k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-2041

Education

No formal educational credential

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-2041

Hazard exposure

2.8 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-2041.00

Public interaction: 83% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-2041.00

Standing: 31% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-2041.00

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Cartographers and Photogrammetrists

Research, study, and prepare maps and other spatial data in digital or graphic form for one or more purposes, such as legal, social, political, educational, and design purposes. May work with Geographic Information Systems (GIS). May design and evaluate algorithms, data structures, and user interfaces for GIS and mapping systems. May collect, analyze, and interpret geographic information provided by geodetic surveys, aerial photographs, and satellite data.

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Median pay

$81,390

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 17-1021

Growth

7.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-1021

Openings

0.9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-1021

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-1021

Hazard exposure

1.2 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-1021.00

Public interaction: 80% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-1021.00

Standing: 21% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-1021.00

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Cashiers

Receive and disburse money in establishments other than financial institutions. May use electronic scanners, cash registers, or related equipment. May process credit or debit card transactions and validate checks.

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Median pay

$32,880

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 41-2011

Growth

-6.5%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-2011

Openings

521.3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-2011

Education

No formal educational credential

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 41-2011

Hazard exposure

1.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-2011.00

Public interaction: 99% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-2011.00

Standing: 77% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 41-2011.00

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Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers

Smooth and finish surfaces of poured concrete, such as floors, walks, sidewalks, roads, or curbs using a variety of hand and power tools. Align forms for sidewalks, curbs, or gutters; patch voids; and use saws to cut expansion joints.

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Median pay

$57,020

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 47-2051

Growth

1.6%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-2051

Openings

13.6k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-2051

Education

No formal educational credential

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 47-2051

Hazard exposure

3.9 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-2051.00

Public interaction: 74% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-2051.00

Standing: 96% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 47-2051.00

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Chefs and Head Cooks

Direct and may participate in the preparation, seasoning, and cooking of salads, soups, fish, meats, vegetables, desserts, or other foods. May plan and price menu items, order supplies, and keep records and accounts.

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Median pay

$62,470

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 35-1011

Growth

6.6%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 35-1011

Openings

25.2k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 35-1011

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 35-1011

Hazard exposure

3.9 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 35-1011.00

Public interaction: 90% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 35-1011.00

Standing: 91% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 35-1011.00

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Chemical Engineers

Design chemical plant equipment and devise processes for manufacturing chemicals and products, such as gasoline, synthetic rubber, plastics, detergents, cement, paper, and pulp, by applying principles and technology of chemistry, physics, and engineering.

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Median pay

$125,040

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 17-2041

Growth

4.7%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-2041

Openings

1.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-2041

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-2041

Hazard exposure

2.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-2041.00

Public interaction: 74% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-2041.00

Standing: 26% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-2041.00

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Chemical Equipment Operators and Tenders

Operate or tend equipment to control chemical changes or reactions in the processing of industrial or consumer products. Equipment used includes devulcanizers, steam-jacketed kettles, and reactor vessels.

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Median pay

$58,040

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 51-9011

Growth

3.6%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-9011

Openings

13.9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-9011

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-9011

Hazard exposure

4.1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-9011.00

Public interaction: 85% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-9011.00

Standing: 80% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-9011.00

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Chemical Plant and System Operators

Control or operate entire chemical processes or system of machines.

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Median pay

$78,120

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 51-8091

Growth

-5.2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-8091

Openings

1.3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-8091

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-8091

Hazard exposure

3.5 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-8091.00

Public interaction: 82% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-8091.00

Standing: 52% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-8091.00

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Chemical Technicians

Conduct chemical and physical laboratory tests to assist scientists in making qualitative and quantitative analyses of solids, liquids, and gaseous materials for research and development of new products or processes, quality control, maintenance of environmental standards, and other work involving experimental, theoretical, or practical application of chemistry and related sciences.

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Median pay

$60,390

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 19-4031

Growth

4.9%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-4031

Openings

7.6k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-4031

Education

Associate's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-4031

Hazard exposure

2.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-4031.00

Public interaction: 73% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-4031.00

Standing: 67% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-4031.00

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Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary

Teach courses pertaining to the chemical and physical properties and compositional changes of substances. Work may include providing instruction in the methods of qualitative and quantitative chemical analysis. Includes both teachers primarily engaged in teaching, and those who do a combination of teaching and research.

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Median pay

$93,250

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 25-1052

Growth

2.3%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1052

Openings

1.7k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1052

Education

Doctoral or professional degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 25-1052

Hazard exposure

1.3 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1052.00

Public interaction: 83% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1052.00

Standing: 36% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 25-1052.00

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Chemists

Conduct qualitative and quantitative chemical analyses or experiments in laboratories for quality or process control or to develop new products or knowledge.

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Median pay

$91,240

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 19-2031

Growth

6.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-2031

Openings

5.9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-2031

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 19-2031

Hazard exposure

1.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-2031.00

Public interaction: 71% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-2031.00

Standing: 48% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 19-2031.00

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Chief Executives

Determine and formulate policies and provide overall direction of companies or private and public sector organizations within guidelines set up by a board of directors or similar governing body. Plan, direct, or coordinate operational activities at the highest level of management with the help of subordinate executives and staff managers.

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Median pay

$213,990

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 11-1011

Growth

3.2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-1011

Openings

19.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-1011

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 11-1011

Hazard exposure

1.4 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-1011.00

Public interaction: 90% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-1011.00

Standing: 28% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 11-1011.00

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Child, Family, and School Social Workers

Provide social services and assistance to improve the social and psychological functioning of children and their families and to maximize the family well-being and the academic functioning of children. May assist parents, arrange adoptions, and find foster homes for abandoned or abused children. In schools, they address such problems as teenage pregnancy, misbehavior, and truancy. May also advise teachers.

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Median pay

$59,550

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 21-1021

Growth

4.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 21-1021

Openings

33.9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 21-1021

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 21-1021

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 21-1021.00

Public interaction: 99% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 21-1021.00

Standing: 36% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 21-1021.00

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Childcare Workers

Attend to children at schools, businesses, private households, and childcare institutions. Perform a variety of tasks, such as dressing, feeding, bathing, and overseeing play.

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Median pay

$34,980

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 39-9011

Growth

-2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-9011

Openings

150.3k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-9011

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 39-9011

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-9011.00

Public interaction: 94% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-9011.00

Standing: 67% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 39-9011.00

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Chiropractors

Assess, treat, and care for patients by manipulation of spine and musculoskeletal system. May provide spinal adjustment or address sacral or pelvic misalignment.

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Median pay

$79,200

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 29-1011

Growth

8.7%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1011

Openings

2.6k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1011

Education

Doctoral or professional degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 29-1011

Hazard exposure

1.6 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1011.00

Public interaction: 94% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1011.00

Standing: 66% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 29-1011.00

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Choreographers

Create new dance routines. Rehearse performance of routines. May direct and stage presentations.

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Median pay

$55,310

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 27-2032

Growth

3.1%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 27-2032

Openings

0.6k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 27-2032

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 27-2032

Hazard exposure

1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 27-2032.00

Public interaction: 93% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 27-2032.00

Standing: 86% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 27-2032.00

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Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians

Apply theory and principles of civil engineering in planning, designing, and overseeing construction and maintenance of structures and facilities under the direction of engineering staff or physical scientists.

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Median pay

$64,950

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 17-3022

Growth

3.2%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-3022

Openings

6.1k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-3022

Education

Associate's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-3022

Hazard exposure

2.9 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-3022.00

Public interaction: 89% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-3022.00

Standing: 36% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-3022.00

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Civil Engineers

Perform engineering duties in planning, designing, and overseeing construction and maintenance of building structures and facilities, such as roads, railroads, airports, bridges, harbors, channels, dams, irrigation projects, pipelines, power plants, and water and sewage systems.

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Median pay

$100,840

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 17-2051

Growth

6.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-2051

Openings

22.7k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-2051

Education

Bachelor's degree

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 17-2051

Hazard exposure

2 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-2051.00

Public interaction: 80% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-2051.00

Standing: 30% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 17-2051.00

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Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators

Review settled claims to determine that payments and settlements are made in accordance with company practices and procedures. Confer with legal counsel on claims requiring litigation. May also settle insurance claims.

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Median pay

$78,000

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 13-1031

Growth

-5.5%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 13-1031

Openings

20.9k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 13-1031

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 13-1031

Hazard exposure

1.2 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 13-1031.00

Public interaction: 92% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 13-1031.00

Standing: 18% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 13-1031.00

National data only

Published career

Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment

Wash or otherwise clean vehicles, machinery, and other equipment. Use such materials as water, cleaning agents, brushes, cloths, and hoses.

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Median pay

$35,830

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 53-7061

Growth

3.9%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-7061

Openings

51.5k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-7061

Education

No formal educational credential

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 53-7061

Hazard exposure

2.7 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-7061.00

Public interaction: 64% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-7061.00

Standing: 80% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 53-7061.00

National data only

Published career

Cleaning, Washing, and Metal Pickling Equipment Operators and Tenders

Operate or tend machines to wash or clean products, such as barrels or kegs, glass items, tin plate, food, pulp, coal, plastic, or rubber, to remove impurities.

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Median pay

$43,530

Source: Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
Release: May 2025 · Reference/year: 2025 · Occupation code: 51-9192

Growth

3.4%

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-9192

Openings

1.7k

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-9192

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Source: Employment Projections
Release: 2025-2035 · Reference/year: 2025-2035 · Occupation code: 51-9192

Hazard exposure

2.1 raw · CX scale

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-9192.00

Public interaction: 67% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-9192.00

Standing: 93% relative

Source: O*NET Database
Release: 31.0 · Reference/year: August 2026 · Occupation code: 51-9192.00

National data only