Occupational Forecasts SDA:02 STATE of MICHIGAN

	MICHIGAN - Statewide	Notes
	Transportation and Material Moving Occupations
	Employment Forecasts
	2008 - 2018
	( By SOC Code )

                                                           EMPLOYMENT        CHANGE      ANNUAL AVERAGE OPENINGS
 SOC                                                     --------------   ------------   -----------------------
 CODE         OCCUPATION                                 2008      2018   LEVEL     %    TOTAL  GROWTH  REPLACEMENT
-------  --------------------------------------          ----      ----   -----   ----   -----  ------  -----------

00-0000      Total, All Occupations                 4,563,000 4,820,640 257,640    5.6 135,894  32,192  103,702

53-0000 Transportation & Material Moving Occup        291,490   293,730   2,240    0.8   7,857     955    6,902

53-1011   Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisors              80        80       0    2.5       1       0        1
53-1021   First-Line Sup/Mgrs: Helpers/Labor, Hand      4,720     4,760      40    0.8      86       4       82
53-1031   First-Line Sup/Mgrs: Trns/M-M Mach/Veh Op     5,520     5,140    -380   -6.8      96       0       96
53-2011   Airline Pilots/Copilots/Flight Engineers      3,450     3,700     250    7.3     142      25      117
53-2012   Commercial Pilots                               710       800      90   12.4      33       9       24
53-2021   Air Traffic Controllers                         350       370      20    4.8      14       2       12
53-2022   Airfield Operations Specialists                 130       140      10   12.6       6       2        4
53-3011   Ambulance Drivers & Attendants, Ex EMT          360       400      40   10.9      10       4        6
53-3021   Bus Drivers, Transit & Intercity              5,460     5,750     290    5.3     124      29       95
53-3022   Bus Drivers, School                          16,380    16,160    -220   -1.4     286       0      286
53-3031   Driver/Sales Workers                         10,630    11,000     370    3.4     226      36      190
53-3032   Truck Drivers, Heavy & Tractor-Trailer       53,050    58,960   5,910   11.1   1,540     591      949
53-3033   Truck Drivers, Light or Delivery Services    34,130    35,100     970    2.8     708      97      611
53-3041   Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs                   5,750     6,430     680   11.8     170      68      102
53-3099   Motor Vehicle Operators, All Other            2,280     2,430     150    6.6      55      15       40
53-4011   Locomotive Engineers                            760       810      50    6.5      29       5       24
53-4013   Rail Yard Engineers/Dinkey Oper/Hostlers        490       520      30    7.2      20       4       16
53-4021   Railroad Brake/Signal/Switch Operators          490       520      30    5.9      19       3       16
53-4031   Railroad Conductors & Yardmasters               760       790      30    3.5      29       3       26
53-4099   Rail Transportation Workers, AO                 100       100       0   -1.9       3       0        3
53-5011   Sailors and Marine Oilers                       360       410      50   13.5      21       5       16
53-5021   Captains/Mates/Pilots of Water Vessels          280       320      40   15.1      16       4       12
53-5022   Motorboat Operators                              90        80     -10   -4.7       4       0        4
53-5031   Ship Engineers                                   80        90      10   12.5       4       1        3
53-6011   Bridge and Lock Tenders                         120       130      10    1.6       4       0        4
53-6021   Parking Lot Attendants                        3,000     3,000       0   -0.2     108       0      108
53-6031   Service Station Attendants                    2,120     2,130      10    0.5      89       1       88
53-6041   Traffic Technicians                             130       140      10    1.5       5       0        5
53-6051   Transportation Inspectors                       550       640      90   16.7      22       9       13
53-6099   Transportation Workers, All Other               830       880      50    6.9      36       6       30
53-7011   Conveyor Operators and Tenders                  760       700     -60   -7.0      22       0       22
53-7021   Crane and Tower Operators                     1,030       970     -60   -6.2      24       0       24
53-7032   Excavating/Loading Mach & Dragline Oper       1,720     1,760      40    2.1      54       4       50
53-7033   Loading Mach Operators-Underground Mine          50        40     -10  -17.6       2       0        2
53-7041   Hoist and Winch Operators                       270       250     -20   -7.7       8       0        8
53-7051   Industrial Truck & Tractor Operators         19,380    18,840    -540   -2.8     578       0      578
53-7061   Cleaners of Vehicles & Equipment             12,600    12,310    -290   -2.3     448       0      448
53-7062   Laborers Freight/Stock/Materl Movers-Hand    68,150    64,780  -3,370   -4.9   2,193       0    2,193
53-7063   Machine Feeders and Offbearers                4,350     3,290  -1,060  -24.4      49       0       49
53-7064   Packers and Packagers, Hand                  24,880    23,710  -1,170   -4.7     414       0      414
53-7071   Gas Compressor & Gas Pumping Station Oper       120       100     -20  -17.8       3       0        3
53-7072   Pump Operators, Except Wellhead Pumpers          70        60     -10  -14.9       2       0        2
53-7073   Wellhead Pumpers                                400       370     -30   -6.3      12       0       12
53-7081   Refuse & Recyclable Material Collectors       3,390     3,690     300    8.9     129      30       99
53-7121   Tank Car, Truck, & Ship Loaders                 150       130     -20  -10.2       4       0        4
53-7199   Material Moving Workers, All Other              980       950     -30   -3.8      11       0       11

Notes:

Employment totals may not add up due to rounding, confidentiality or suppression.
Occupations with less than forty workers were suppressed and omitted from the table but are still represented in the totals and sub-totals.
Percent change is based on unrounded numbers.
SOC codes refer to the Standard Occupational Classification system used by the Occupational Employment Statistics program.
Replacement openings reflect permanent separations (such as death, retirement, disability, other), but do not reflect total job turnover.
p - Protected Data.
M/P - Metal and Plastic.
AO - All Other.

Source: Michigan Department of Energy, Labor and Economic Growth
Bureau of Labor Market Information and Strategic Initiatives

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