Data Files:

• Complete 1991 U.S. Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT) - 12,761 job descriptions, titles, & codes + including 1998 minor additions
• Alternate military and civilian titles (more than 36,000)
• Worker characteristics information for all 12,761 DOT occupations (including updates): Strength, Physical Demands, Working/Environmental Conditions, Specific Vocational Preparation (SVP), General Educational Development for Reasoning-Math-Language (RML), Aptitudes, Temperaments, Date of Last DOT Update
• Cross references to all North American occupational classifications, including: Industry Designation (DOT); Guide for Occupational Exploration (GOE); Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP 2000); CENSUS 2000; Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) [both 1990 and 2000 revision]; Occupational Employment Survey (OES - both new and old codes); Occupational Outlook Handbook (2008-2009); WORK fields; Material, Product, Subject Matter & Services (MPSMS); Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC 2001); O*NET Codes [1998, 2004 O*NET-SOC, O*NET 2006; Occupational Group Arrangement (OGA); and Data-People-Things (DPT) - Worker Functions
• New, emerging occupations (original research) reported in same DOT format
• Skills and competency information for white collar occupations (original research) + Skill Checklists for blue collar occupations
• Long term national job outlook (OES) by NAICS industry (2006 --> Year 2016)
• 2007 National mean and median wage and employment data (by CENSUS 2000 code) for Men only, Women only, or both combined
• 2007 National, Statewide, 398 Metropolitan/Micropolitan (MSA) and 175 NON-MSA regions mean and median wage and employment numbers by the new SOC-based OES codes
• Complete occupational reference text from the 2008-2009 Occupational Outlook Handbook (including photos)
• Optional Internet Updates for fresh data files and program features
     (Internet Update Service included with each new license for 12 months)  
  Keeps you up-to-date with the latest available data files:
      February (annually):  Current Population Survey (CPS) Data
              May (annually):  Occupational Employment Survey (OES)
  December (odd years):  Long Term Occupation/Employment Projections
                                        Top Jobs
   Summer (even years):  Occupational Outlook Handbook

Special Features:

• Button for narrowing selected titles from any search method to only Sedentary & Light occupations
• Click a list of matching titles to re-sort the list by that column (e.g. DOT Code, DOT Master Title, DOT Industry, SVP, Strength, RML, or O*NET
• Fully integrated, editable Job Analysis & Position Description writing
• Search 17 different ways
• Occupational Density feature to better estimate employment numbers
• Context sensitive help with extensive suggestions for use of the software in various situations (Rehab, School-To-Work, Career Planning, Job Analysis). Help file includes frequency distribution tables for all DOT worker characteristics.
• No manual needed - easy to use by both case managers and clients
• Point and click for information
• Keyboard controls for "no-mouse" navigation
• Specially designed to work with text-to-speech screen readers (such as JAWS)
• Print out or copy & paste into other Windows applications
• Print list of matching titles to printer or to an HTML file
• Hyperlinks to O*NET Online and Sources of Additional Information
• Matching titles show DOT, Strength, SVP, RML, and O*NET codes
• Any list of matching titles is pre-sorted by Industry, Strength, and Title

System Requirements:

• Windows XP or Windows VISTA
• 375 MB hard disk space for stand-alone use
• 512 MB RAM minimum (recommended)
• VGA color monitor - 800 x 600 resolution -256+ colors
• Pentium or equivalent CPU
• Optional printer
• Distribution only on CD-ROM
  Updates -Optional Internet Update Service requires customer supplied and maintained Internet access - high speed encouraged.
• Ask about availability for network environments