Twenty-one jobs within a wood products mill have been identified by the Weyerhaeuser Company. The description and importance, safety precautions required, and operating procedures for each of these jobs are detailed. (DS)

Describes the development and content of the second edition of the "Guide for Occupational Exploration." (BL)

In a competitive bid situation, the general contractor's first priority is controlling construction costs. The actions the general contractor take focus on adequate control, effective communication, efficient use of resources, and prevention of delays. (MLF)

Attempts to explain the connection between education and income and occupational prestige through hypothesis of a nonlinear model drawing in the theory and research of psychophysics. Results indicated that the nonlinear model, compared with linear models, yielded theoretical confirmation without losing predictive accuracy. (LLL)

The work of the notary public is described in terms of duties, qualifications, earnings, and where to write for further information. (SC)

In objectively examining the occupation of magnetic typewriter operator, the author studied four aspects: vocational needs, job profile, factors of job satisfaction, and factors of job dissatisfaction. (AG)

From all statistics and attitudes, the library technical assistant is coming of age as a valuable addition to the range of library personnel. (11 references) (Author)

The work of the 14,000 air traffic controllers can be both challenging and nerve-racking. Concentration, steady nerves, and a clear voice are required to remember the routing and identification of the maze of aircraft and to instruct each of them accurately. Controllers must have a high school diploma and three years work experience or a college…

Data in this article indicate the types of information available through the Career Information Delivery System in each state. The effect of microcomputers on occupational information delivery is also discussed. (SK)

Counselors are educational professionals whose specialty is counseling. Only by using the specialty to its fullest extent will counselors hold the esteem and support for their work that is necessary for survival. (Author)

Reports a UNESCO analysis of studies submitted from national institutions involved in education, concerning the functions, professional standing, career prospects, and problems of staff who are using modern techniques of education--broadcast methods in particular. (Author)

Discusses the importance of including word processing in the business curriculum. Details the terminology and concepts involved in word processing. Describes desirable curriculum changes. (JOW)

Advice on how a college physical plant director can improve his/her department. (MLF)

This article summarizes in tabular form the U.S. and Canadian programs for classification of water and wastewater treatment plant personnel. Included are main characteristics of the programs, educational and experience requirements, and indications of requirement substitutions. (CS)