1991 Census Appendix 8

OCC80

*1981 OCC CODE**	OCC'N ORDER		GROUP		SUBGROUP		*1991 COMP CODE**	EMP'T STATUS 10% (EMPST)
	*Order 1*	*Professional and related supporting management; senior national and local government managers*
			001	Judges, barristers, advocates, solicitors
001					0	Judges, barristers, advocates, solicitors	102	1,4,5
							103	1,4,5
							104	1,4,5
			002	Accountants, valuers, finance specialists
002					1	Chartered and certified accountants	105	1,4,5
003					2	Cost and works accountants	106	1,4,5
004					3	Estimators	145	1,2,4,5
005					4	Valuers, claims assessors	146	1,2,4,5
							147	1,2,4,5
006					5	Financial managers	018	2
007					6	Underwriters, brokers, investment analysts	148	1,2,4,5
008					7	Taxation experts	149	2,4,5
			003	Personnel and industrial relations managers; O and M, work study and operational research officers
009					1	Personnel and industrial relations officers	022	2
							150	1,4,5
010					2	O and M, work study and OR officers	024	2
							151	1,4,5
			004	Economists, statisticians, systems analysts, computer programmers
011					1	Economists, statisticians, actuaries	107	1,4,5
012					2	Systems analysts, computer programmers	025	2
							073	1,4,5
							128	1,2,4,5
			005	Marketing, sales, advertising, public relations and purchasing managers
013					1	Marketing and sales managers and executives	019	2,4,5
014					2	Advertising and PR executives	021	2,4,5
015					3	Buyers (retail trade)	333	1,2
016					4	Buyers and purchasing officers (not retail)	020	2
							334	1
			006	Statutory and other inspectors
017					1	Environmental health officers	142	1
018					2	Building inspectors	125	1
019					3	Inspectors (statutory and similar)	041	1
							082	1,4,5
							168	1
							169	1
							303	1
			007	General administrators - national government
020					1	General administrators - national government (Assistant Secretary level and above)	001	2
021					2	General administrators - national government (HEO to Senior Principal level)	012	2
			008	Local government officers (administrative and executive functions)
022					0	Local government officers (administrative and executive functions)	010	2
			009	All other professional and related supporting management and administration
023					1	Company secretaries	027	2,4,5
024					2	Officials of trade associations, trade unions, professional bodies and charities	061	1,2
025					3	Property and estate managers	044	2,4,5
026					4	Librarians, information officers	112	1,2
							164	1,2
027					5	Legal service and related occupations	144	1,2,4,5
028					6	Management consultants	108	1,4,5
029					7	Managers' personal assistants	186	1,3,4,5
030					8	Professional workers and related supporting management and administration n.e.c.	028	2,4,5
							062	2
							113	1
							171	1,2,3,4,5
	*Order 2*	*Professional and related in education, welfare and health*
			010	Teachers in higher education
031					1	University academic staff	093	1,4,5
032					2	Teachers in establishments for further and higher education	094	1,4,5
							095	1,2,4,5
			011	Teachers n.e.c.
033					0	Teachers n.e.c.	097	1,2,4,5
							099	1,2,4,5
							100	1,2,4,5
			012	Vocational and industrial trainers, education officers, social and behavioural scientists
034					1	Vocational and industrial trainers	023	2
							165	1,2,4,5
035					2	Education officers, school inspectors	096	1
036					3	Social and behavioural scientists	114	1,4,5
							115	1,4,5
							140	1,2,3,4,5
			013	Welfare workers
037					1	Matrons, houseparents	152	1,2,4,5
038					2	Playgroup leaders	318	1,4,5
039					3	Welfare occupations n.e.c.	011	2
							117	1,2
							153	1,2,5
							170	1,2,4,5
			014	Clergy, ministers of religion
040					0	Clergy, ministers of religion	116	1,4,5
			015	Medical and dental practitioners
041					1	Medical practitioners	087	1,4,5
042					2	Dental practitioners	091	1,4,5
			016	Nurse administrators, nurses
043					0	Nurse administrators, nurses	133	1,2,3,4,5
							312	1,2,3,4,5
							315	1,2,3,4,5
550*						[*Code 550 was internally designed to count midwives separately for a DH commissioned table. It is not part of the CO80Classification. For 1991 Census, midwives are represented separately - component code 134.]	134	1,2,3,4,5
			017	Pharmacists, radiographers, therapists n.e.c.
044					1	Pharmacists	088	1,4,5
045					2	Medical radiographers	135	1,2,3,4,5
046					3	Ophthalmic and dispensing opticians	090	1,4,5
							138	1,4,5
047					4	Physiotherapists	136	1,2,3,4,5
048					5	Chiropodists	137	1,2,4,5
049					6	Therapists n.e.c.	141	1,2,3,4,5
			018	All other professional and related in education, welfare and health
050					1	Medical technicians, dental auxiliaries	139	1,2,3,4,5
051					2	Veterinarians	092	1,4,5
052					3	Driving instructors (not HGV)	167	1,2,4,5
053					4	Professional and related in education, welfare and health n.e.c.	098	1,2,4,5
							101	1,2,4,5
							143	1,4,5
							166	1,2,4,5
	*Order 3*	*Literary, artistic and sports*
			019	Authors, writers, journalists
054					0	Authors, writers, journalists	154	1,2,4,5
			020	Artists, designers, window dressers
055					1	Artists, commercial artists	155	1,2,3,4,5
056					2	Industrial designers (not clothing)	076	1,4,5
							157	1,2,4,5
057					3	Clothing designers	158	1,2,4,5
058					4	Window dressers	348	1,2,4,5
			021	Actors, musicians, entertainers, stage managers
059					1	Actors, entertainers, singers, stage managers	159	1,2,4,5
060					2	Musicians	160	1,2,4,5
			022	Photographers, cameramen, sound and vision equipment operators
061					1	Photographers, cameramen	161	1,2,3,4,5
062					2	Sound and vision equipment operators	162	1,2,3,4,5
			023	All other literary, artistic and sports
063					1	Professional sportsmen, sports officials	163	1,2,4,5
064					2	Literary, artistic and sports workers n.e.c.	058	2,4,5
							331	1,2,3,4,5
							346	1,5
							349	1,2,4,5
	*Order 4*	*Professional and related in science, engineering, technology and similar fields*
			024	Scientists, physicists, mathematicians
065					1	Biological scientists, biochemists	066	1,4,5
							089	1,4,5
066					2	Chemical scientists	065	1,4,5
067					3	Physical and geological scientists, mathematicians	067	1,4,5
							068	1,4,5
			025	Civil, structural, municipal, mining and quarrying engineers
068					0	Civil, structural, municipal, mining and quarrying engineers	069	1,4,5
			026	Mechanical and aeronautical engineers
069					1	Mechanical and aeronautical engineers	070	1,4,5
070					2	Design and development engineers (mechanical)	077	1,4,5
			027	Electrical and electronic engineers
071					1	Electrical engineers	071	1,4,5
							078	1,4,5
072					2	Electronic engineers	072	1,4,5
							074	1,4,5
							079	1,4,5
			028	Engineers and technologists n.e.c.
073					1	Chemical engineers	075	1,4,5
074					2	Production engineers	080	1,4,5
075					3	Planning and quality control engineers	081	1,4,5
076					4	Engineers n.e.c.	083	1,4,5
077					5	Metallurgists	084	1,4,5
078					6	Technologists n.e.c.	013	2,3
							085	1,4,5
			029	Draughtsmen
079					0	Draughtsmen	124	1,2,3,4,5
							156	1,2,3,4,5
			030	Laboratory and engineering technicians, technician engineers
080					1	Laboratory technicians	118	1,2,3,4,5
081					2	Engineering technicians, technician engineers	119	1,2,3,4,5
							120	1,2,3,4,5
			031	Architects, town planners, quantity, building and land surveyors
082					1	Architects, town planners	109	1,4,5
							110	1,4,5
083					2	Quantity surveyors	126	1,4,5
084					3	Building, land and mining surveyors	111	1,4,5
			032	Officers (ships and aircraft), air traffic planners and controllers
085					1	Aircraft flight deck officers	130	1,2,4,5
086					2	Air traffic planners and controllers	129	1
087					3	Deck, engineering and radio officers and pilots, ship	131	2,4,5
			033	Professional and related in science, engineering and other technologies and similar fields n.e.c.
088					1	Architectural and town planning technicians	121	1,5
089					2	Building and civil engineering technicians	122	1
090					3	Technical and related workers n.e.c.	086	1,4,5
							123	1,2,3,4,5
							127	1,2,3,4,5
							132	2,4,5
							172	1,2,3,4,5
	*Order 5*	*Managerial*
			034	Production, works and maintenance managers, works foremen
091					0	Production, works and maintenance managers, works foremen	002	2
							014	2,3
			035	Site and other managers, agents and clerks of works, general foremen (building and civil engineering)
092					1	Managers in building and contracting	003	2
							015	2,4,5
093					2	Clerks of works	016	1,5
			036	Managers in transport, ware-housing, public utilities and mining
094					1	Managers in mining and public utilities	017	2
095					2	Transport managers	004	2
							033	2
096					3	Stores controllers	005	2
							034	2
097					4	Managers in warehousing and materials handling n.e.c.	006	2
							035	2
			037	Office managers
098					1	Credit controllers	007	2
							029	2
099					2	Office managers n.e.c.	008	2
							026	2
							030	2
							032	2,4,5
							055	2,4,5
			038	Managers in wholesale and retail distribution
100					1	Garage proprietors	045	2,4,5
101					2	Butchers (managers and proprietors)	056	2,4,5
102					3	Fishmongers (managers and proprietors)	057	2,4,5
103					4	Other proprietors and managers (sales)	059	2,4,5
			039	Managers of hotels, clubs, etc, and in entertainment and sport
104					1	Hotel and residential club managers	047	2,4,5
105					2	Publicans	051	2,4,5
106					3	Restaurateurs	050	2,4,5
107					4	Club stewards	052	2,4,5
108					5	Entertainment and sports managers	054	2,4,5
			040	Farmers, horticulturists, farm managers
109					0	Farmers, horticulturists, farm managers	042	2,4,5
			041	Officers, UK armed forces
110					0	Officers, UK armed forces	036	2
			042	Officers, foreign and Commonwealth armed forces
111					0	Officers, foreign and Commonwealth armed forces	037	2
			043	Senior police, prison and fire service officers
112					1	Prison officers (chief officers and above)	040	2
113					2	Police officers (inspectors and above)	038	2
114					3	Fire service officers	039	2
			044	All other managers
115					1	Proprietors and managers, service flats, holiday flats, caravan sites, etc	048	2,4,5
116					2	Managers of laundry and dry cleaning receiving shops	060	2,4,5
117					3	Hairdressers' and barbers' managers and proprietors	046	2,4,5
118					4	Managers n.e.c.	009	2
							043	2,4,5
							049	2,4,5
							053	2,4,5
							063	2
							064	2,4,5
	*Order 6*	*Clerical and related*
			045	Supervisors of clerks, civil service executive officers
119					1	Civil service executive officers	031	3
120					2	Supervisors of - Stores and despatch clerks	181	3
121					3	Supervisors of - Tracers, drawing office assistants	193	3
122					4	Supervisors of - Other clerks and cashiers (not retail)	174	3
							175	3
							176	3
							177	3
							178	3
							179	3
							180	3
							350	3
123					5	Retail shop cashiers, check-out and cash and wrap operators	340	3
			046	Clerks
124					1	Stores and despatch clerks	181	1
125					2	Tracers, drawing office assistants	193	1,5
126					3	Other clerks and cashiers (not retail)	173	1
							174	1
							175	1,4,5
							176	1,4,5
							177	1,4,5
							178	1,4,5
							179	1
							180	1,4,5
							350	1,5
			047	Retail shop cashiers, check-out and cash and wrap operators
127					0	Retail shop cashiers, check-out and cash and wrap operators	340	1
			048	Supervisors of typists, office machine operators, telephonists, etc
128					1	Supervisors of typists, shorthand writers, secretaries	185	3
							187	3
129					2	Supervisors of office machine operators	192	3
130					3	Supervisors of telephone operators	190	3
131					4	Supervisors of radio and telegraph operators	191	3
			049	Secretaries, shorthand typists, receptionists
132					1	Receptionists	188	1
133					2	Typists, shorthand writers, secretaries	183	1,4,5
							184	1,4,5
							185	1,4,5
							187	1,4,5
			050	Office machine operators
134					0	Office machine operators	192	1,4,5
			051	Telephonists, radio and telegraph operators
135					1	Telephonist receptionists	189	1
136					2	Telephone operators	190	1
137					3	Radio and telegraph operators	191	1
			052	Supervisors of postmen, mail sorters, messengers
138					1	Supervisors of postmen, mail sorters	461	3
139					2	Supervisors of messengers	462	3
			053	Postmen, mail sorters, messengers
140					1	Postmen, mail sorters	461	1
141					2	Messengers	462	1,5
	*Order 7*	*Selling*
			054	Sales supervisors
142					1	Supervisors of shop salesmen and assistants	339	3
143					2	Supervisors of petrol pump, forecourt attendants	341	3
144					3	Supervisors of roundsmen, van salesmen	343	3
			055	Salesmen, sales assistants, shop assistants, shelf fillers, petrol pump, forecourt attendants
145					1	Shop salesmen and assistants	339	1
146					2	Shelf fillers	347	1,5
							468	1
147					3	Petrol pump, forecourt attendants	341	1
			056	Roundsmen, van salesmen
148					0	Roundsmen, van salesmen	343	1,2,4,5
			057	Sales representatives and agents
149					1	Importers, exporters, commodity brokers	335	2,4,5
							336	2,4,5
150					2	Market and street traders and assistants	344	1,2,4,5
151					3	Scrap dealers, general dealers, rag and bone merchants	345	2,4,5
152					4	Credit agents, collector salesmen	342	1,2,4,5
153					5	Sales representatives	337	1,2,4,5
154					6	Sales representatives (property and services), other agents	338	1,2,4,5
							351	1,3,5
	*Order 8*	*Security and protective service*
			058	NCOs and other ranks, UK armed forces
155					0	NCOs and other ranks, UK armed forces	298	1
			059	NCOs and other ranks, foreign and Commonwealth armed forces
156					0	NCOs and other ranks, foreign and Commonwealth armed forces	299	1
			060	Supervisors (police sergeants, fire fighting and related)
157					1	Police sergeants	300	3
158					2	Fire service supervisors	301	3
159					3	Prison service principal officers	302	3
160					4	Supervisors of - Security guards and officers, patrolmen, watchmen	305	3
161					5	Supervisors of - Traffic wardens	304	3
162					6	Supervisors of - Security and protective service workers n.e.c.	306	3
			061	Policemen, firemen, prison officers
163					1	Policemen (below sergeant)	300	1
164					2	Firemen	301	1
165					3	Prison officers (below principal officer)	302	1
			062	Other security and protective service workers
166					1	Security guards and officers, patrolmen, watchmen	305	1,4,5
167					2	Traffic wardens	304	1
168					3	Security and protective service workers n.e.c.	306	1,4,5
	*Order 9*	*Catering, cleaning, hairdressing and other personal service*
			063	Catering supervisors
169					1	Supervisors of chefs, cooks	307	3
170					2	Supervisors of waiters, waitresses	308	3
171					3	Supervisors of barmen, barmaids	309	3
172					4	Supervisors of counter hands, assistants	467	3
			064	Chefs, cooks
173					0	Chefs, cooks	307	1,2,4,5
			065	Waiters and bar staff
174					1	Waiters, waitresses	308	1,5
175					2	Barmen, barmaids	309	1,5
			066	Counter hands, assistants, kitchen porters, hands
176					1	Counter hands, assistants	467	1
177					2	Kitchen porters, hands	466	1,3
			067	Supervisors - housekeeping and related
178					1	Housekeepers (non-domestic)	326	3
179					2	Supervisors of - Other domestic and school helpers	320	3
							325	3
							472	3
180					3	Supervisors of - Travel stewards and attendants	310	3
							463	3
181					4	Supervisors of - Hospital porters	464	3
182					5	Supervisors of - Hotel porters	465	3
183					6	Supervisors of - Ambulancemen	314	3
184					7	Supervisors of - Hospital, ward orderlies	313	3
							316	3
							477	3
			068	Domestic staff and school helpers
185					1	Domestic housekeepers	324	1,3
186					2	Nursery nurses	317	1,4,5
187					3	Other domestic and school helpers	319	1
							320	1,5
							325	1
							472	1,2,4,5
			069	Travel stewards and attendants, hospital and hotel porters
188					1	Travel stewards and attendants	310	1,5
							463	1,5
189					2	Hospital porters	464	1
190					3	Hotel porters	465	1
			070	Ambulancemen, hospital orderlies
191					1	Ambulancemen	314	1
192					2	Hospital, ward orderlies	313	1
							316	1
							477	1,2,4,5
			071	Supervisors, foremen - caretaking, cleaning and related
193					1	Supervisors of caretakers	327	3
194					2	Supervisors of cleaners, window cleaners, chimney sweeps, road sweepers	470	3
							471	3
							473	3
195					3	Supervisors of railway stationmen	311	3
196					4	Supervisors of lift and car park attendants	469	3
			072	Caretakers, road sweepers and other cleaners
197					1	Caretakers	327	1
198					2	Cleaners, window cleaners, chimney sweeps, road sweepers	470	1,2,4,5
							471	1,4,5
							473	1,2,4,5
			073	Hairdressing supervisors
199					0	Hairdressing supervisors	322	3
			074	Hairdressers, barbers
200					0	Hairdressers, barbers	322	1
			075	All other in catering, cleaning and other personal service
201					1	Railway stationmen	311	1
202					2	Lift and car park attendants	469	1
203					3	Launderers, dry cleaners, pressers	328	1,2,3,4,5
204					4	Undertakers	329	2,4,5
205					5	Bookmakers, betting shop managers	330	2,4,5
206					6	Service workers n.e.c.	321	1,3,5
							323	1,2,3,4,5
							332	1,2,3,4,5
							474	1,2,3,4,5
	*Order 10*	*Farming, fishing and related*
			076	Foremen - farming, horticulture, forestry
207					1	Farm foremen	434	3
208					2	Horticultural foremen	290	3
209					3	Foremen gardeners and groundsmen	289	3
210					4	Agricultural machinery foremen	435	3
211					5	Forestry foremen	438	3
212					6	Other foremen in farming and related	436	3
			077	Farm workers
213					0	Farm workers	434	1,4,5
			078	Horticultural workers, gardeners, groundsmen
214					1	Horticultural workers	290	1,4,5
215					2	Gardeners, groundsmen	289	1,2,4,5
			079	Agricultural machinery drivers, operators
216					0	Agricultural machinery drivers, operators	435	1,4,5
			080	Forestry workers
217					0	Forestry workers	438	1,4,5
			081	Supervisors, mates - fishing
218					0	Supervisors, mates - fishing	437	3
			082	Fishermen
219					0	Fishermen	437	1,2,4,5
			083	All other in farming and related
220					0	All other in farming and related	436	1,4,5
	*Order 11*	*Materials processing; making and repairing (excluding metal and electrical)*
			084	Foremen - tannery and leather (including leather substitutes) working
221					1	Foremen - Tannery production workers	356	3
222					2	Foremen - Shoe repairers	259	3
223					3	Foremen - Leather cutters and sewers, foot-wear lasters, makers, finishers	260	3
224					4	Foremen - Other making and repairing, leather	261	3
			085	Tannery and leather (including leather substitutes) workers
225					1	Tannery production workers	356	1,2,4,5
226					2	Shoe repairers	259	1,2,4,5
227					3	Leather cutters and sewers, foot-wear lasters, makers, finishers	260	1,2,4,5
			086	Foremen - textile processing
228					1	Foremen - Preparatory fibre processors	357	3
229					2	Foremen - Spinners, doublers, twisters	358	3
230					3	Foremen - Winders, reelers	359	3
231					4	Foremen - Warp preparers	253	3
232					5	Foremen - Weavers	251	3
233					6	Foremen - Knitters	252	3
234					7	Foremen - Bleachers, dyers, finisher	254	3
235					8	Foremen - Menders, darners	255	3
236					9	Foremen - Other material processing textiles	360	3
			087	Textile workers
237					1	Preparatory fibre processors	357	1,2,4,5
238					2	Spinners, doublers, twisters	358	1,2,4,5
239					3	Winders, reelers	359	1,2,4,5
240					4	Warp preparers	253	1,2,4,5
241					5	Weavers	251	1,2,4,5
242					6	Knitters	252	1,2,4,5
243					7	Bleachers, dyers, finishers	254	1,2,4,5
244					8	Menders, darners	255	1,4,5
			088	Foremen - chemical processing
245					0	Foremen - chemical processing	361	3
							478	3
			089	Chemical, gas and petroleum process plant operators
246					0	Chemical, gas and petroleum process plant operators	361	1,2,4,5
							478	1
			090	Foremen - food and drink processing
247					1	Foremen - Bakers, flour confectioners	277	3
248					2	Foremen - Butchers, meat cutters	278	3
249					3	Foremen - Fishmongers, poultry dressers	279	3
250					4	Foremen - Brewery and vinery process workers	353	3
251					5	Other material processing - Foremen - Bakery and confectionery workers	352	3
252					6	Other material processing - Foremen - Food and drink n.e.c.	355	3
			091	Bakers, flour confectioners
253					0	Bakers, flour confectioners	277	1,2,4,5
			092	Butchers
254					1	Butchers, meat cutters	278	1
255					2	Fishmongers, poultry dressers	279	1
			093	Foremen - paper and board making and paper products
256					1	Foremen - Paper, paperboard and leatherboard workers	362	3
257					2	Foremen - Bookbinders and finishers	268	3
258					3	Foremen - Cutting and slitting machine operators (paper and paper products making)	364	3
259					4	Foremen - Other material processing, wood and paper	363	3
260					5	Other making and repairing, paper goods and printing	270	3
							365	3
			094	Paper, board and paper product makers, bookbinders
261					1	Paper, paperboard and leatherboard workers	362	1,4,5
262					2	Bookbinders and finishers	268	1,2,4,5
263					3	Cutting and slitting machine operators (paper and paper products making)	364	1,2,4,5
			095	Foremen - glass, ceramics, rubber, plastics, etc
264					1	Foremen - Glass and ceramics furnacemen, kilnsetters	366	3
265					2	Foremen - Glass formers and shapers, finishers, decorators	280	3
							283	3
266					3	Foremen - Casters and other pottery makers	281	3
267					4	Foremen - Rubber process workers, moulding machine operators, tyre builders	367	3
268					5	Foremen - Calender and extruding machine operators, moulders (plastics)	369	3
269					6	Foremen - Man-made fibre makers	371	3
270					7	Foremen - Washers, screeners and crushers in mines and quarries	421	3
271					8	Other making and repairing - Foremen - Glass and ceramics	282	3
							284	3
272					9	Other making and repairing - Foremen - Rubber	368	3
273					10	Other making and repairing - Foremen - Plastics	370	3
			096	Glass and ceramics furnacemen and workers
274					1	Glass and ceramics furnacemen, kilnsetters	366	1
275					2	Glass formers and shapers, finishers, decorators	280	1,2,4,5
							283	1,2,4,5
276					3	Casters and other pottery makers	281	1,2,4,5
			097	Rubber and plastics workers
277					1	Rubber process workers, moulding machine operators, tyre builders	367	1,4,5
278					2	Calender and extruding machine operators, moulders (plastics)	369	1,2,4,5
			098	All other in processing materials (other than metal)
279					1	Man-made fibre makers	371	1
280					2	Brewery and vinery process workers	353	1,2,4,5
281					3	Washers, screeners and crushers in mines and quarries	421	1
282					4	Other material processing - Textiles	360	1,4,5
283					5	Other material processing - Bakery and confectionery workers	352	1,4,5
284					6	Other material processing - Tobacco	354	1,3
285					7	Other material processing - Food and drink n.e.c.	355	1,2,4,5
286					8	Other material processing - Wood and paper	363	1,4,5
287					9	Other material processing - All other (excluding metal) n.e.c.	372	1,3,4,5
			099	Foremen - printing
288					1	Foremen - Compositors	265	3
289					2	Foremen - Electrotypers, stereotypers, printing plate and cylinder preparers	266	3
290					3	Foremen - Printing machine minders and assistants	422	3
291					4	Foremen - Screen and block printers	269	3
292					5	Foremen - Printers (so described)	267	3
			100	Printing workers, screen and block printers
293					1	Compositors	265	1,2,4,5
294					2	Electrotypers, stereotypers, printing plate and cylinder preparers	266	1,2,4,5
295					3	Printing machine minders and assistants	422	1,4,5
296					4	Screen and block printers	269	1,2,4,5
297					5	Printers (so described)	267	1,2,4,5
			101	Foremen - textile materials working
298					1	Foremen - Tailors, tailoresses, dressmakers	262	3
299					2	Foremen - Clothing cutters, milliners, furriers	263	3
300					3	Foremen - Sewers, embroiderers	256	3
301					4	Foremen - Coach trimmers, upholsterers, mattress makers	258	3
302					5	Foremen - Carpet fitters	203	3
303					6	Foremen - Other making and repairing, clothing and related products	204	3
							257	3
							264	3
			102	Tailors, dressmakers and other clothing workers
304					1	Tailors, tailoresses, dressmakers	262	1,2,4,5
305					2	Clothing cutters, milliners, furriers	263	1,2,4,5
306					3	Sewers, embroiderers	256	1,4,5
			103	Coach trimmers, upholsterers, mattress makers
307					0	Coach trimmers, upholsterers, mattress makers	258	1,2,4,5
			104	Foremen - woodworking
308					1	Foremen - Carpenters, joiners	272	3
309					2	Foremen - Cabinet makers	273	3
310					3	Foremen - Case and box makers	274	3
311					4	Foremen - Pattern makers (moulds)	275	3
312					5	Foremen - Sawyers, veneer cutters, wood-working machinists	430	3
313					6	Foremen - Other making and repairing, wood	276	3
			105	Woodworkers, pattern makers
314					1	Carpenters, joiners	272	1,2,4,5
315					2	Cabinet makers	273	1,2,4,5
316					3	Case and box makers	274	1,2,4,5
317					4	Pattern makers (moulds)	275	1,2,4,5
			106	Sawyers, veneer cutters, wood-working machinists
318					0	Sawyers, veneer cutters, wood-working machinists	430	1,2,4,5
			107	All other in making and repairing (excluding metal and electrical)
319					1	Labourers and mates to woodworking craftsmen	448	1
320					2	Dental technicians	287	1,2,3,4,5
321					3	Carpet fitters	203	1,2,4,5
322					4	Musical instrument makers, piano tuners	288	1,2,3,4,5
323					5	Other making and repairing - Glass and ceramics	282	1,2,4,5
							284	1,2,4,5
324					6	Other making and repairing - Wood	276	1,2,4,5
325					7	Other making and repairing - Leather	261	1,2,4,5
326					8	Other making and repairing - Clothing and related products	204	1,2,4,5
							257	1,4,5
							264	1,2,4,5
327					9	Other making and repairing - Paper goods and printing	270	1,2,4,5
							365	1,2,4,5
328					10	Other making and repairing - Rubber	368	1,4,5
329					11	Other making and repairing - Plastics	370	1,2,4,5
330					12	Other making and repairing - All other (excluding metal and electrical) n.e.c.	295	1,2,3,4,5
							432	1,2,3,4,5
	*Order 12*	*Processing, making, repairing and related (metal and electrical)*
			108	Foremen - metal making and treating
331					1	Foremen - Furnace operating occupations (metal)	373	3
332					2	Foremen - Rollermen	375	3
333					3	Foremen - Smiths, forgemen	237	3
334					4	Foremen - Metal drawers	374	3
335					5	Foremen - Moulders, coremakers, die casters	238	3
336					6	Foremen - Electroplaters	377	3
337					7	Foremen - Annealers, hardeners, temperers (metal)	376	3
338					8	Foremen - Galvanizers, tin platers, dip platers	378	3
339					9	Foremen - Metal making and treating workers n.e.c.	379	3
			109	Furnacemen (metal), rollermen, smiths, forgemen
340					1	Furnace operating occupations (metal)	373	1,4,5
341					2	Rollermen	375	1,2,4,5
342					3	Smiths, forgemen	237	1,2,4,5
			110	Metal drawers, moulders, die casters, electroplaters, annealers
343					1	Metal drawers	374	1,4,5
344					2	Moulders, coremakers, die casters	238	1,4,5
345					3	Electroplaters	377	1,4,5
346					4	Annealers, hardeners, temperers (metal)	376	1,4,5
			111	Foremen - engineering machining
347					1	Foremen - Press and machine tool setters	209	3
							213	3
							216	3
							219	3
							227	3
348					2	Foremen - Centre lathe turners	210	3
349					3	Foremen - Machine tool setter operators	211	3
							214	3
							217	3
							220	3
							228	3
350					4	Foremen - Machine tool operators	212	3
							215	3
							218	3
							380	3
351					5	Foremen - Press, stamping and automatic machine operators	381	3
352					6	Foremen - Metal polishers	382	3
353					7	Foremen - Fettlers, dressers	383	3
354					8	Foremen - Shot blasters	384	3
			112	Press and machine tool setter operators and operators, turners
355					1	Press and machine tool setters	209	1,4,5
							213	1,4,5
							216	1,4,5
							219	1,4,5
							227	1,4,5
356					2	Centre lathe turners	210	1,4,5
357					3	Machine tool setter operators	211	1,4,5
							214	1,4,5
							217	1,4,5
							220	1,4,5
							228	1,4,5
358					4	Machine tool operators	212	1,4,5
							215	1,4,5
							218	1,4,5
							380	1,4,5
			113	Machine attendants, minders, press and stamping machine operators, metal polishers, fettlers, dressers
359					1	Press, stamping and automatic machine operators	381	1,2,4,5
360					2	Metal polishers	382	1,2,4,5
361					3	Fettlers, dressers	383	1,4,5
			114	Foremen - production fitting (metal)
362					1	Foremen - Tool makers, tool fitters, markers-out	221	3
363					2	Foremen - Precision instrument makers and repairers	224	3
364					3	Foremen - Watch and chronometer makers and repairers	225	3
365					4	Foremen - Metal working production fitters and fitter/machinists	222	3
366					5	Foremen - Motor mechanics, auto engineers	245	3
367					6	Foremen - Maintenance fitters (aircraft engines)	223	3
368					7	Foremen - Office machinery mechanics	294	3
			115	Tool makers, tool fitters, markers-out
369					0	Tool makers, tool fitters, markers-out	221	1,2,4,5
			116	Instrument and watch and clock makers and repairers
370					1	Precision instrument makers and repairers	224	1,2,4,5
371					2	Watch and chronometer makers and repairers	225	1,2,4,5
			117	Metal working production fitters and fitter/machinists
372					0	Metal working production fitters and fitter/machinists	222	1,2,4,5
			118	Motor vehicle and aircraft mechanics
373					1	Motor mechanics, auto engineers	245	1,2,4,5
374					2	Maintenance fitters (aircraft engines)	223	1,2,4,5
			119	Office machinery mechanics
375					0	Office machinery mechanics	294	1,2,4,5
			120	Foremen - production fitting and wiring (electrical)
376					1	Foremen - Production fitters (electrical, electronic)	229	3
377					2	Foremen - Electricians, electrical maintenance fitters	230	3
							249	3
378					3	Foremen - Plant operators and attendants n.e.c.	425	3
379					4	Foremen - Telephone fitters	232	3
380					5	Foremen - Cable jointers, linesmen	233	3
381					6	Foremen - Radio and TV mechanics	234	3
382					7	Foremen - Other electronic maintenance engineers	235	3
							236	3
			121	Production fitters, electricians, electricity power plant operators, switchboard attendants
383					1	Production fitters (electrical, electronic)	229	1,2,4,5
384					2	Electricians, electrical maintenance fitters	230	1,2,4,5
							249	1,2,4,5
385					3	Electrical engineers (so described)	231	1,2,4,5
386					4	Plant operators and attendants n.e.c.	425	1
			122	Telephone fitters, cable jointers linesmen
387					1	Telephone fitters	232	1,5
388					2	Cable jointers, linesmen	233	1,5
			123	Radio, TV and other electronic maintenance fitters and mechanics
389					1	Radio and TV mechanics	234	1,2,4,5
390					2	Other electronic maintenance engineers	235	1,2,4,5
							236	1,2,4,5
			124	Foremen - metal working, pipes, sheets, structures
391					1	Foremen - Plumbers, heating and ventilating fitters, gas fitters	239	3
392					2	Foremen - Sheet metal workers	240	3
							248	3
393					3	Foremen - Metal plate workers, shipwrights, riveters	241	3
394					4	Foremen - Steel erectors, benders, fixers	242	3
							243	3
395					5	Foremen - Scaffolders, stagers	200	3
396					6	Foremen - Welders	244	3
397					7	Foremen - Riggers	201	3
			125	Plumbers, heating and ventilating fitters, gas fitters
398					0	Plumbers, heating and ventilating fitters, gas fitters	239	1,2,4,5
			126	Sheet metal workers, platers, shipwrights, riveters, etc
399					1	Sheet metal workers	240	1,2,4,5
							248	1,2,4,5
400					2	Metal plate workers, shipwrights, riveters	241	1,2,4,5
			127	Steel erectors, scaffolders, steel benders, fixers
401					1	Steel erectors, benders, fixers	242	1,2,4,5
							243	1,2,4,5
402					2	Scaffolders, stagers	200	1,2,4,5
			128	Welders
403					0	Welders	244	1,2,4,5
			129	Foremen - other processing, making and repairing (metal and electrical)
404					1	Foremen - Goldsmiths, silversmiths, precious stone workers	226	3
405					2	Foremen - Engravers, etchers (printing)	271	3
406					3	Foremen - Coach and vehicle body builders	247	3
407					4	Foremen - Oilers, greasers, lubricators	426	3
408					5	Foremen - Electronics wiremen	385	3
409					6	Foremen - Coil winders	386	3
			130	Goldsmiths, silversmiths, etc, engravers, etchers
410					1	Goldsmiths, silversmiths, precious stone workers	226	1,2,4,5
411					2	Engravers, etchers (printing)	271	1,2,4,5
			131	All other in processing, making and repairing (metal and electrical)
412					1	Coach and vehicle body builders	247	1,2,4,5
413					2	Galvanizers, tin platers, dip platers	378	1,4,5
414					3	Metal making and treating workers n.e.c.	379	1,4,5
415					4	Oilers, greasers, lubricators	426	1
416					5	Riggers	201	1,2,4,5
417					6	Electronics wiremen	385	1,4,5
418					7	Coil winders	386	1,4,5
419					8	Shot blasters	384	1,5
420					9	Other metal, jewellery, electrical production workers	250	1,2,3,4,5
							296	1,2,3,4,5
							433	1,2,3,4,5
							442	1
			-
421					1	Foremen (engineering and allied trades)
422					2	Trainee craftsmen (engineering and allied trades)
	*Order 13*	*Painting, repetitive assembling, product inspecting, packaging and related*
			132	Foremen - painting and similar coating
423					1	Foremen - Pottery decorators	285	3
424					2	Foremen - Coach painters (so described)	291	3
425					3	Foremen - Other spray painters	292	3
426					4	Foremen - Painters and decorators n.e.c., french polishers	207	3
			133	Painters, decorators, french polishers
427					1	Pottery decorators	285	1,2,4,5
428					2	Coach painters (so described)	291	1,2,4,5
429					3	Other spray painters	292	1,2,4,5
430					4	Painters and decorators n.e.c., french polishers	207	1,2,4,5
			134	Foremen - product assembling (repetitive)
431					1	Foremen assemblers - Electrical, electronic	387	3
432					2	Foremen assemblers - Instruments	389	3
433					3	Foremen assemblers - Vehicles and other metal goods	388	3
434					4	Foremen assemblers - Paper production, processing and printing	390	3
435					5	Foremen assemblers - Plastics goods	391	3
			135	Repetitive assemblers (metal and electrical goods)
436					1	Assemblers (electrical,electronic)	387	1,4,5
437					2	Instrument assemblers	389	1,5
438					3	Assemblers (vehicles and other metal goods)	388	1,5
			136	Foremen - product inspection and packaging
439					1	Foremen inspectors, viewers, examiners - Metal, electrical goods	393	3
440					2	Foremen inspectors, viewers, examiners - Textiles	394	3
441					3	Foremen inspectors, viewers, examiners - Food	395	3
442					4	Foremen inspectors, viewers, examiners - Rubber goods	396	3
443					5	Foremen inspectors, viewers, examiners - Plastics goods	397	3
444					6	Foremen inspectors, viewers, examiners - Woodwork	398	3
445					7	Foremen - Packers, bottlers, canners, fillers	400	3
446					8	Foremen - Laboratory assistants	403	3
447					9	Foremen - Inspectors, sorters in paper production, processing and printing	399	3
448					10	Foremen - Weighers	401	3
449					11	Foremen - Graders, sorters, selectors n.e.c.	402	3
			137	Inspectors, viewers, testers, packers, bottlers, etc
450					1	Inspectors, viewers (metal, electrical goods)	393	1,5
451					2	Packers, bottlers, canners, fillers	400	1,4,5
			138	All other in painting, repetitive assembling, product inspection, packaging and related
452					1	Laboratory assistants	403	1
453					2	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Textiles	394	1
454					3	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Food	395	1
455					4	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Rubber goods	396	1
456					5	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Plastics goods	397	1
457					6	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Woodwork	398	1
458					7	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Inspectors, sorters in paper production, processing and printing	399	1
459					8	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Assemblers in paper production, processing and printing	390	1,5
460					9	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Assemblers (plastics goods)	391	1,5
461					10	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Weighers	401	1
462					11	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Graders, sorters, selectors n.e.c.	402	1
463					12	Inspectors, viewers, examiners - Painting, assembling and related occupations n.e.c.	286	1,2,3,4,5
							392	1,3,5
							404	1,2,3,4,5
	*Order 14*	*Construction, mining and related not identified elsewhere*
			139	Foremen - building and civil engineering n.e.c.
464					1	Foremen - Bricklayers, tile setters	194	3
							205	3
465					2	Foremen - Masons, stone cutters	195	3
466					3	Foremen - Plasterers	197	3
467					4	Foremen - Roofers, glaziers	196	3
							198	3
468					5	Foremen - Handymen, general building workers	208	3
							428	3
469					6	Foremen - Railway lengthmen	450	3
470					7	Foremen - Road surfacers, concreters	451	3
471					8	Foremen - Roadmen	452	3
472					9	Foremen - Paviors, kerb layers	453	3
473					10	Foremen - Sewage plant attendants	423	3
474					11	Foremen - Mains and service layers, pipe jointers	427	3
475					12	Foremen - Construction workers n.e.c.	202	3
							206	3
							297	3
							429	3
							455	3
			140	Building and construction workers
476					1	Bricklayers, tile setters	194	1,2,4,5
							205	1,2,4,5
477					2	Masons, stone cutters	195	1,2,4,5
478					3	Plasterers	197	1,2,4,5
479					4	Roofers, glaziers	196	1,2,4,5
							198	1,2,4,5
480					5	Handymen, general building workers	208	1,2,4,5
							428	1,2,4,5
481					6	Builders (so described)	199	1,2,4,5
			141	Concreters, road surfacers, railway lengthmen
482					1	Railway lengthmen	450	1
483					2	Road surfacers, concreters	451	1,4,5
484					3	Roadmen	452	1,4,5
485					4	Paviors, kerb layers	453	1,4,5
			142	Sewage plant attendants, sewermen (maintenance), mains and service layers, pipe jointers (gas, water, drainage, oil), inspectors (water supply), turncocks
486					1	Sewage plant attendants	423	1
487					2	Mains and service layers, pipe jointers	427	1,4,5
			143	Civil engineering labourers, craftsmen's mates and other builders' labourers n.e.c.
488					1	Craftsmen's mates	449	1,3,4,5
489					2	Building and civil engineering labourers	454	1,3,4,5
			144	Foremen/deputies - coalmining
490					0	Foremen/deputies - coalmining	293	3
			145	Face-trained coalmining workers
491					0	Face-trained coalmining workers	293	1,4,5
			146	All other in construction, mining, quarrying, well drilling and related n.e.c.
492					1	Miners (not coal), quarrymen, well drillers	431	1,2,3,4,5
493					2	Construction workers n.e.c.	202	1,2,4,5
							206	1,2,4,5
							297	1,2,4,5
							429	1,2,4,5
							455	1,4,5
	*Order 15*	*Transport operating, materials moving and storing and related*
			147	Foremen - ships, lighters and other vessels
494					0	Foremen - ships, lighters and other vessels	411	3
			148	Deck, engine-room hands, bargemen, lightermen, boatmen
495					0	Deck, engine-room hands, bargemen, lightermen, boatmen	411	1,4,5
			149	Foremen - rail transport operating
496					1	Foremen - Railway guards	413	3
497					2	Foremen - Signalmen and crossing keepers, railway	415	3
498					3	Foremen - Shunters, pointsmen	416	3
499					4	Foremen - Other foremen rail transport	412	1,3
			150	Rail transport operating staff
500					1	Drivers, motormen, secondmen, railway engines	414	1
501					2	Railway guards	413	1
502					3	Signalmen and crossing keepers, railway	415	1
503					4	Shunters, pointsmen	416	1
			151	Foremen - road transport operating, bus inspectors
504					1	Bus inspectors	405	3
505					2	Foremen - Drivers of road goods vehicles	407	3
506					3	Foremen - Other foremen road transport	406	3
			152	Bus, coach, lorry drivers, etc
507					1	Bus and coach drivers	408	1,2,4,5
508					2	Drivers of road goods vehicles	407	1,2,4,5
509					3	Other motor drivers	246	1,2,3,4,5
							409	1,2,4,5
			153	Bus conductors, drivers' mates
510					1	Bus conductors	410	1,5
511					2	Drivers' mates	460	1
			154	Foremen - civil engineering plant operating, materials handling equipment operating
512					1	Foremen - Mechanical plant drivers, operators (earth moving and civil engineering)	417	3
513					2	Foremen - Crane drivers, operators	418	3
514					3	Foremen - Fork lift, mechanical truck drivers	419	3
515					4	Foremen - Slingers	458	3
			155	Mechanical plant, fork lift, mechanical truck drivers, crane drivers, operators
516					1	Mechanical plant drivers, operators (earth moving and civil engineering)	417	1,2,4,5
517					2	Crane drivers, operators	418	1,5
518					3	Fork lift, mechanical truck drivers	419	1,5
			156	Foremen - materials moving and storing
519					1	Foremen - Storekeepers, warehousemen	182	3
520					2	Foremen - Stevedores, dockers	456	3
521					3	Foremen - Goods porters	457	3
522					4	Foremen - Refuse collectors, dustmen	459	3
			157	Storekeepers, stevedores, warehouse, market and other goods porters
523					1	Storekeepers, warehousemen	182	1,2,4,5
524					2	Stevedores, dockers	456	1,4,5
525					3	Goods porters	457	1,2,4,5
526					4	Refuse collectors, dustmen	459	1
			158	All other in transport operating, materials moving and storing and related n.e.c.
527					1	Slingers	458	1
528					2	Workers in transport operating, materials moving and storing and related n.e.c.	420	1,3,4,5
	*Order 16*	*Miscellaneous*
			159	Foremen - miscellaneous
529					1	Foremen - Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Textiles (not textile goods)	443	3
530					2	Foremen - Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Chemicals and allied trades	444	3
531					3	Foremen - Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Coke ovens and gas works	445	3
532					4	Foremen - Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Glass and ceramics	446	3
533					5	Foremen - Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Foundries in engineering and allied trades	440	3
534					6	Foremen - Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Engineering and allied trades	441	3
535					7	Foremen - Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Coal mines	439	3
536					8	Foremen - Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Other	447	3
							475	3
537					9	Foremen - Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Boiler operators	424	3
			160	General labourers
538					1	Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Textiles (not textile goods)	443	1
539					2	Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Chemicals and allied trades	444	1
540					3	Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Coke ovens and gas works	445	1
541					4	Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Glass and ceramics	446	1
542					5	Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Foundries in engineering and allied trades	440	1
543					6	Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Engineering and allied trades	441	1
544					7	Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Coal mines	439	1
545					8	Labourers and unskilled workers n.e.c. - Other	447	1
							475	1,4,5
			161	All other in miscellaneous occupations n.e.c.
546					1	Boiler operators	424	1
547					2	All other in miscellaneous occupations n.e.c.	476	1,3,4,5
	*Order 17*	*Inadequately described and not stated*
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548					1	Inadequately described occupations	479	1,2,3,4,5
549					2	Occupations not stated	480	1,4,5