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Dictionary Of Occupational Titles
024 OCCUPATIONS IN GEOLOGY
This group includes occupations concerned with the investigation of the composition, structure,
and physical and biological history of the earth's crust and the application of this knowledge in
such fields as archeology, mining, construction, and environmental impact. Typical specializations
are ecomonic geology, historical geology, mineralogy, mining geology, paleontology, petroleum
geology, petrology, physiography, structural geology, subsurface geology.
- 024.061-010 CRYSTALLOGRAPHER (clock & watch)
- 024.061-014 GEODESIST (profess. & kin.)
- 024.061-018 GEOLOGIST (profess. & kin.)
- 024.061-022 GEOLOGIST, PETROLEUM (petrol. & gas)
- 024.061-026 GEOPHYSICAL PROSPECTOR (petrol. & gas)
- 024.061-030 GEOPHYSICIST (profess. & kin.)
- 024.061-034 HYDROLOGIST (profess. & kin.)
- 024.061-038 MINERALOGIST (profess. & kin.)
- 024.061-042 PALEONTOLOGIST (profess. & kin.)
- 024.061-046 PETROLOGIST (profess. & kin.)
- 024.061-050 SEISMOLOGIST (profess. & kin.)
- 024.061-054 STRATIGRAPHER (profess. & kin.)
- 024.161-010 ENGINEER, SOILS (profess. & kin.)
- 024.167-010 GEOPHYSICAL-LABORATORY CHIEF (profess. & kin.) alternate titles: director, geophysical
- 024.267-010 GEOLOGICAL AIDE (petrol. & gas)
- 024.284-010 PROSPECTOR (any industry)
- 024.364-010 PALEONTOLOGICAL HELPER (profess. & kin.)
- 024.381-010 LABORATORY ASSISTANT (petrol. & gas) alternate titles: analyst, geochemical prospecting;
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