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this Code Occupation Growth Openings
Indust (2022-2032) (2022-
ry 2032)

99% 53- Locomotive Engineers Little or no 2,400

4011.00 change

98% 53- Much faster 16,600

2031.00 than average

Flight Attendants
Bright Outlook

95% 53- Aircraft Cargo Handling Much faster 900

1041.00 than average

Supervisors

93% 53- Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Average 10,800

2011.00 Flight Engineers

93% 53- Railroad Brake, Signal, and Little or no 1,200

4022.00 Switch Operators and change
Locomotive Firers

91% 43- Cargo and Freight Agents Much faster 11,000

5011.00 than average
 Freight Forwarders

88% 53- Aircraft Service Attendants Faster than 3,000

6032.00 average

86% 53- Railroad Conductors and Little or no 2,800

4031.00 Yardmasters change

85% 53- Passenger Attendants Average 2,400

6061.00

84% 53- Rail Yard Engineers, Dinkey Average 200

4013.00 Operators, and Hostlers

76% 49- Rail Car Repairers Average 1,800

3043.00

75% 43- Reservation and Little or no 13,800

4181.00 Transportation Ticket Agents change
and Travel Clerks

73% 53- Sailors and Marine Oilers Average 3,300

5011.00

72% 53- Captains, Mates, and Pilots of Average 4,100

5021.00 Water Vessels

72% 53- Rail Transportation Workers, Average 200

4099.00 All Other

71% 53- Ship Engineers Little or no 1,000

5031.00 change

67% 53- Airfield Operations Specialists Faster than 1,400

2022.00 average

61% 49- Signal and Track Switch Little or no 600

9097.00 Repairers change
60% 47- Rail-Track Laying and Little or no 1,200
4061.00 Maintenance Equipment change
Operators

59% 49- Aircraft Mechanics and Service Average 10,900

3011.00 Technicians

58% 53- Commercial Pilots Average 6,000

2012.00

53% 53- Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Average 241,200

3032.00

Truck Drivers

53% 53- Tank Car, Truck, and Ship Average 1,600

7121.00 Loaders

48% 53- Industrial Truck and Tractor Average 80,900

7051.00 Operators

46% 53- Conveyor Operators and Faster than 3,300

7011.00 average

Tenders

46% 49- Electrical and Electronics Faster than 700

2093.00 Installers and Repairers, average
Transportation Equipment

45% 53- Much faster 141,300

3033.00 than average

Light Truck Drivers

43% 43- Dispatchers, Except Police, Little or no 19,700

5032.00 Fire, and Ambulance change

43% 49- Avionics Technicians Average 1,900

2091.00

42% 53- Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeurs Faster than 32,600

3053.00 average
39% 53- Transportation Workers, All Average 1,300
6099.00 Other

37% 33- School Bus Monitors Decline 11,200

9094.00

36% 53- Bus Drivers, Transit and Faster than 21,200

3052.00 average

Intercity

34% 53- Laborers and Freight, Stock, Faster than 411,700

7062.00 and Material Movers, Hand average

Recycling and Reclamation

Workers

34% 53- Bus Drivers, School Little or no 55,200

3051.00 change

33% 53- Motorboat Operators Average 400

5022.00

32% 11- Transportation, Storage, and Faster than 15,900

3071.00 Distribution Managers average

Supply Chain Managers

32% 53- Transportation Inspectors Average 2,400
6051.00 Aviation Inspectors
Transportation Vehicle,
Equipment and Systems
Inspectors, Except Aviation

31% First-Line Supervisors of Faster than 63,900

Transportation and Material average
Moving Workers, Except
Aircraft Cargo Handling
Supervisors
First-Line Supervisors of
Helpers, Laborers, and
Material Movers, Hand

Recycling Coordinators

First-Line Supervisors of
Material-Moving Machine and

Vehicle Operators
First-Line Supervisors of
Passenger Attendants

First-Line Supervisors of
Transportation Workers, All

Other

30% 49- Bus and Truck Mechanics and Little or no 24,300

3031.00 Diesel Engine Specialists change

26% 53- Material Moving Workers, All Average 3,200

7199.00 Other

26% 53- Gas Compressor and Gas Decline 400

 7071.00 Pumping Station Operators

25% 43- Weighers, Measurers, Decline 6,500

5111.00 Checkers, and Samplers,
Recordkeeping

25% 51- Petroleum Pump System Decline 2,800

8093.00 Operators, Refinery Operators,
and Gaugers

24% 51- Gas Plant Operators Decline 1,100

8092.00

23% 53- Machine Feeders and Faster than 8,500

7063.00 average

Offbearers

21% 53- Pump Operators, Except Average 1,200

7072.00 Wellhead Pumpers

18% 53- Crane and Tower Operators Little or no 4,500

7021.00 change

18% 53- Hoist and Winch Operators Decline 300

7041.00

17% 19- Occupational Health and Much faster 3,000

5012.00 than average

Safety Technicians

16% 53- Stockers and Order Fillers Faster than 488,700

7065.00 average

16% 53- Packers and Packagers, Hand Little or no 93,000

7064.00 change

16% 43- Shipping, Receiving, and Decline 76,100

5071.00 Inventory Clerks

16% 39- Baggage Porters and Bellhops Faster than 4,700

6011.00 average
12% 43- Couriers and Messengers Average 23,700
5021.00

10% 43- Order Clerks Decline 11,200

4151.00

10% 53- Motor Vehicle Operators, All Faster than 10,900

3099.00 average

Other

10% 49- Manufactured Building and Decline 300

9095.00 Mobile Home Installers