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O*NET/DOT Occupation Crosswalk Reference Workbook preview

Transferable Skills & Occupational Data

O*NET/DOT Occupation Crosswalk Reference Workbook

The O*NET/DOT Occupation Crosswalk Reference Workbook seeds 51 cited public-domain O*NET-SOC occupation rows — code, official title and physical-demand mean, each labeled with source and vintage — as the register you build a transferable-skills shortlist on. The DOT code, title, SVP and strength columns ship BLANK: the published O*NET-to-DOT crosswalk release is not embedded, so you look those up and record them with your own citation. Screens for exertion, SVP and skill overlap compute from the thresholds you set.

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  • The O*NET/DOT Occupation Crosswalk Reference Workbook seeds 51 cited public-domain O*NET-SOC occupation rows — code, official title and physical-demand mean, each labeled with source and vintage — as the register you build a transferable-skills shortlist on.
  • The DOT code, title, SVP and strength columns ship BLANK: the published O*NET-to-DOT crosswalk release is not embedded, so you look those up and record them with your own citation.
  • Screens for exertion, SVP and skill overlap compute from the thresholds you set.

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Rehabilitation Management Suite runs referral intake, jurisdiction deadlines, TSA against the embedded O*NET/DOT crosswalk, wage-earning-capacity math and carrier fee-schedule billing in one system.

An organizing aid you complete from your own case file — not legal, medical or vocational-expert advice, and not a guarantee of admissibility, billing approval or deadline compliance.

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