This six-part survey can be used to assess attitudes within a community about women in nontraditional occupations. Results of the survey can be used to guide efforts to improve the training, placement, and retention of women in nontraditional occupations. The six parts of the survey assess the following: (1) Part A asks respondents to indicate to what extent they agree with 15 statements about working women in general and women in nontraditional occupations in particular; (2) Part B asks respondents to indicate what they believe are the three most important reasons for increasing the number of women in nontraditional occupations in their community; (3) Part C asks respondents to indicate what they believe are the three main reasons why women in their community do not enter nontraditional training; and (4) Parts D, E, and F ask respondents to indicate their sex, race or ethnicity, and role in the employment and training system. Forms and instructions for tallying survey results are included at the end of the survey package. (KC)