Here are the groups of workers qualified for a vaccine on Monday in Massachusetts

Several hundred thousand workers in Massachusetts will become eligible to schedule COVID-19 vaccination appointments on Monday, under an update on the state’s vaccine launch announced on Wednesday by Governor Charlie Baker.

According to Baker’s administration, residents over 60 and certain frontline workers will become eligible on Monday, March 22 – followed by residents over 55 and individuals with a qualified medical condition in 5 April and then all residents over 16 on April 19.

The state – which made most teachers fully eligible last week – has always included workers facing greater exposure to COVID-19 during Phase 2 of the vaccine’s launch. However, Wednesday’s announcement was the first time that the Baker’s administration has provided a specific date for when they can start scheduling appointments.

Read the full list below:

• Restaurant or cafe workers
  • Cooks, servers, maintenance staff, managers, cashiers
• Food workers, meat packaging, beverages, agriculture, consumer goods, retail or food services
  • All personnel involved in the production, processing, storage, transport, wholesaling and retailing, preparation and service of food and consumer goods, including farmers and other agricultural workers, including farms and nurseries
• Grocery and convenience store workers
  • Boxes, baggers, stockists, managers, maintenance staff, security staff
• Food pantry workers or volunteers
• Medical supply chain workers
  • Workers directly involved in the manufacture and production, packaging, transportation, quality control and sale of essential materials for the provision of medical care
• Vaccine development workers
  • Workers directly involved in research, development, manufacturing and production, packaging, transportation, quality control and marketing of vaccines (COVID-19 and others)
• Transit / transport workers
  • Drivers / operators, attendants, sales, administrators, maintenance staff, public and private buses, train / subway, passenger boat / ferries, passenger and car air transport (including car rental, car / limousine service, taxi and apps workers), construction workers and maintenance of bridges and roads, workers in ports and maritime terminals, commercial transport
• Public works, water, sewage or public service workers
  • Utility: Power generation and supply system, natural gas supply, nuclear power plant, water supply, telephone, cable / fiber optic / broadband / cellular service workers
  • Public works, including street repair, street lighting, public parks, beach and trail maintenance workers
• Sanitation workers
  • Drivers, solid waste handlers, recycling personnel, street cleaning, sewage and storm water workers
• Public health workers
  • Federal, state and local public health officials
• Judicial system officials (judges, prosecutors, defense lawyers, officials), except court officials listed as first respondents
  • Criminal court workers, including judges, prosecutors, public defenders, private defense lawyers, officials, maintenance staff
• Undertakers and undertakers
  • Undertakers / undertakers, other undertakers (undertakers, drivers, maintenance workers, cemetery workers, funeral cosmetology workers)

Residents can pre-register for appointments at the state’s seven mass vaccination sites online or via the state’s 2-1-1 hotline. Qualified residents can also search for appointments available on smaller websites, including pharmacies, health care providers and other community locations, using the state’s online vaxfinder.mass.gov portal.