Teamster Occupations
The common view of a Teamster is a truck driver. We're much more than the drivers who proudly founded the "team" drivers in the 1930's. Today Teamsters range from A-Z. Below is a list of the Teamster occupations that exist in the 21st century.
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Accountants
Airline Pilots
Airline Customer Service Agents
Airport Operations Coordinators
Animal Control Officers
Assistant District Attorneys
Assistant Publications Editors
Attendant Office Managers
Bailiffs
Bookkeepers
Bookmobile Drivers
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Brewery Workers
Bus Drivers
Carpenters
Cashiers
Chemists
Computer Operators
Cooks
Correctional Officers
Court Reporters
Crew Schedulers
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Custodians
Dental Technicians
Detectives
Dietary Aides
Disney World Characters
Dispatchers
Dock Workers
Doctors
Electricians
Electronic Technicians
Engineering Technicians
File Clerks
Fire Fighters
Flight Attendants
Flight Engineers
Food Processors
Forestry Workers
Forklift Operators
Gardeners
Group Leaders
Health Inspectors
High Pressure Engineers
Hotel Workers
Housing Improvement Investigators
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Housekeepers
Inspectors
Insurance Claims Adjusters
Lab Technicians
Lead Revenue Auditors
Licensed Practical Nurses
Lithographers
Maintenance Workers
Marine Safety Officers
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Material Analysts
Mechanics
Medical Technologists
Microfilm Specialists
Nurses
Operating Engineers
Painters
Package Delivery Workers
Parking Attendants
PBX Operators
Pharmacists
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Platemakers
Plumbers
Police Officers
Pressman
Printers
Programmers
Production Workers
Public Works Maintenance Workers
Radio Operators
Railroad Mechanics
Recycling Workers
Refrigeration Engineers
Registered Nurses
Reservationist
Residents
Salespersons
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Sanitation Workers
School Crossing Guards
School Principals
Secretaries
Shipping & Receiving Clerks
Social Workers
Statisticians/Teletype Operators
Toll Collectors
Tool & Die Makers
Tugboat Captains/Pilots/Mates/Deckhands & Engineers
Traffic Investigators
Truck Drivers
Undersheriffs
Warehouse Workers
Weights & Measures Inspectors
Youth Counselors
Zookeepers