Standard Occupational Classification: SOC90

Two digital level   |   Four digital level

Grouped level as published

• {1} Managers And Administrators
• {2} Professional Occupations
• {3} Associate Professional And Technical Occupations
• {4} Clerical And Secretarial Occupations
• {5} Craft And Related Occupations
• {6} Personal And Protective Service Occupations
• {7} Sales Occupations
• {8} Plant And Machine Operatives
• {9} Other Occupations
• {A} Not Known (Field blank)

Two digit level

• {10} General Managers And Administrators In National And Local Government, Large Companies And Organisations
• {11} Production Managers In Manufacturing, Construction, Mining And Energy Industries
• {12} Specialist Managers
• {13} Financial Institution And Office Managers, Civil Service Executive Officers
• {14} Managers In Transport And Storing
• {15} Protective Service Officers
• {16} Managers In Farming, Horticulture, Forestry And Fishing
• {17} Managers And Proprietors In Service Industries
• {19} Managers And Administrators Nec
• {20} Natural Scientists
• {21} Engineers And Technologists
• {22} Health Professionals
• {23} Teaching Professionals
• {24} Legal Professionals
• {25} Business And Financial Professionals
• {26} Architects, Town Planners And Surveyors
• {27} Librarians And Related Professionals
• {29} Professional Occupations Nec
• {30} Scientific Technicians
• {31} Draughtspersons, Quantity And Other Surveyors
• {32} Computer Analyst/Programmers
• {33} Ship And Aircraft Officers, Air Traffic Planners And Controllers
• {34} Health Associate Professionals
• {35} Legal Associate Professionals
• {36} Business And Financial Associate Professionals
• {37} Social Welfare Associate Professionals
• {38} Literary, Artistic And Sports Professionals
• {39} Associate Professional And Technical Occupations
• {40} Administrative/Clerical Officers And Assistants In Civil Service And Local Government
• {41} Numerical Clerks And Cashiers
• {42} Filing And Records Clerks
• {43} Clerks (Not Otherwise Specified)
• {44} Stores And Despatch Clerks, Storekeepers
• {45} Secretaries, Personal Assistants, Typists, Word Processor Operators
• {46} Receptionists, Telephonists And Related Occupations
• {49} Clerical And Secretarial Occupations Nec
• {50} Construction Trades
• {51} Metal Machining, Fitting And Instrument Making Trades
• {52} Electrical/Electronic Trades
• {53} Metal Forming, Welding And Related Trades
• {54} Vehicle Trades
• {55} Textiles, Garments And Related Trades
• {56} Printing And Related Trades
• {57} Woodworking Trades
• {58} Food Preparation Trades
• {59} Other Craft And Related Occupations Nec
• {60} Ncos And Other Ranks, Armed Forces
• {61} Security And Protective Service Occupations
• {62} Catering Occupations
• {63} Travel Attendants And Related Occupations
• {64} Health And Related Occupations
• {65} Childcare And Related Occupations
• {66} Hairdressers, Beauticians And Related Occupations
• {67} Domestic Staff And Related Occupations
• {69} Personal And Protective Service Occupations Nec
• {70} Buyers, Brokers And Related Agents
• {71} Sales Representatives
• {72} Sales Assistants And Check-Out Operators
• {73} Mobile, Market And Door-To-Door Salespersons And ????????
• {79} Sales Occupations Nec
• {80} Food, Drink And Tobacco Process Operatives
• {81} Textiles And Tannery Process Operatives
• {82} Chemicals, Paper, Plastic And Related Process Operatives
• {83} Metal Making And Treating Process Operatives
• {84} Metal Working Process Operatives
• {85} Assemblers/Lineworkers
• {86} Other Routine Process Operatives
• {87} Road Transport Operatives
• {88} Other Transport And Machinery Operative
• {89} Plant And Machine Operatives Nec
• {90} Other Occupations In Agriculture, Forestry And Fishing
• {91} Other Occupations In Mining And Manufacturing
• {92} Other Occupations In Construction
• {93} Other Occupations In Transport
• {94} Other Occupations In Communication
• {95} Other Occupations In Sales And Services
• {99} Other Occupations Nec

Four digit level

• 1000 General administrators; national government (Assistant Secretary/Grade 5 and above)
• 1010 General Managers; large companies and organisations
• 1020 Local government officers (administrative and executive functions)
• 1030 General administrators; national government (HEO to Senior Principal/Grade 6)
• 1100 Production, works and maintenance managers
• 1101 Production and works managers: engineering and metal mfr.
• 1102 Production and works managers: chemicals, oil
• 1103 Production and works managers: food, drink and tobacco
• 1104 Production and works managers: paper and printing
• 1105 Production and works managers: products n.e.c.
• 1106 Maintenance managers (factory production)
• 1107 Assistant managers, engineers (factory production)
• 1110 Managers in building contracting
• 1111 Managers (contracts: construction/building)
• 1112 Site agents
• 1113 Site engineers (construction)
• 1114 General foremen (construction)
• 1115 Maintenance managers (building and contracting)
• 1116 Inspectors of works (civil engineering)
• 1120 Clerks of works
• 1130 Managers in mining and energy industries
• 1131 Mine managers
• 1132 Mine overmen
• 1133 Quarry managers
• 1134 Drilling managers
• 1135 Gas supply managers
• 1136 Water supply managers
• 1137 Electricity supply managers
• 1200 Treasurers and company financial managers
• 1201 Finance managers and directors n.e.c.
• 1202 Local government treasurers
• 1203 Accounts officers (national government)
• 1204 Trust administrators and officers
• 1205 Investment/merchant bankers
• 1210 Marketing and sales managers
• 1211 Marketing managers
• 1212 Sales managers
• 1213 Market research managers and analysts
• 1214 Sales advisers, consultants and planners
• 1215 Export managers
• 1220 Purchasing managers
• 1230 Advertising and public relations managers
• 1231 Advertising managers (company managers)
• 1232 Agency managers (agents)
• 1233 Account executives
• 1234 Media planners
• 1235 Advertisement managers (media managers)
• 1236 Publicity and public relations agents, managers and officers
• 1237 Appeals organisers
• 1240 Personnel, training and industrial relations managers
• 1241 Personnel managers (department heads)
• 1242 Industrial relations managers
• 1243 Training managers
• 1250 Organisation and methods and work study managers
• 1251 Operational research managers
• 1252 Organisation and methods managers
• 1253 Work and method study managers
• 1260 Computer systems and data processing managers
• 1261 Data processing managers
• 1262 Computer operations managers
• 1270 Company secretaries
• 1271 Company secretaries
• 1272 Secretaries (nationalised industries, health authorities)
• 1273 Company registrars
• 1300 Credit controllers
• 1310 Bank, Building Society and Post Office managers (except self-employed)
• 1311 Bank managers
• 1312 Building society managers
• 1313 Post office managers
• 1320 Civil service executive officers
• 1321 Civil service executive officers, n.e.c.
• 1322 Civil service executive officers: employment and social security
• 1323 Civil service executive officers: tax collection
• 1390 Other financial institutions and office managers n.e.c.
• 1391 Office managers (general accounts etc.)
• 1392 Insurance managers
• 1393 Telecommunications managers
• 1394 Booking office managers
• 1395 Employment agents
• 1400 Transport managers n.e.c.
• 1410 Stores controllers
• 1411 Stock controllers
• 1412 Stores managers, controllers and inspectors
• 1420 Managers in warehousing and other materials handling
• 1500 Officers in UK armed forces
• 1501 Army officers (UK)
• 1502 Royal Navy officers (UK)
• 1503 Royal Air Force officers (UK)
• 1510 Officers in foreign and Commonwealth armed forces
• 1511 Army officers (not UK)
• 1512 Navy officers (not UK)
• 1513 Air force officers (not UK)
• 1520 Police officer (inspector and above)
• 1530 Fire service officers (station officer and above)
• 1540 Prison officers (principal officer and above)
• 1550 Customs and excise, immigration service officers (customs: chief preventive officers excise: surveyors and above)
• 1600 Farm owners and managers, horticulturists
• 1690 Other managers in farming, forestry and fishing n.e.c.
• 1691 Fishing managers
• 1692 Animal establishment (not livestock) managers
• 1693 Forestry and tree felling managers
• 1700 Property and estate managers
• 1701 Estate agents and surveyors
• 1702 Land agents
• 1703 Property company managers, landlords, etc.
• 1710 Garage managers and proprietors
• 1720 Hairdressers' and barbers' managers and proprietors
• 1721 Hairdressing managers
• 1722 Beauty treatment managers
• 1730 Hotel and accommodation managers
• 1731 Hotel managers
• 1732 Guest house or boarding house managers
• 1733 Pursers
• 1734 Wardens of hostels, etc.
• 1735 Head housekeepers
• 1736 Proprietors and managers of flats, caravan sites, etc.
• 1740 Restaurant and catering managers
• 1750 Publicans, innkeepers and club stewards
• 1760 Entertainment and sports managers
• 1761 Recreation and sports facilities managers
• 1762 Culture and entertainment organisers and managers
• 1763 Leisure activity centre n.e.c. managers (clubs, bingo etc.)
• 1764 Theatre and cinema managers
• 1770 Travel and tour agency managers
• 1780 Managers and proprietors of butchers and fishmongers
• 1790 Managers and proprietors in service industries n.e.c.
• 1791 Wholesale managers and dealers
• 1792 Managers in large retail organisations
• 1793 Shop keepers, managers of small retail establishments
• 1794 Laundry/dry cleaning works managers
• 1900 Officials of trade associations, trade unions, professional bodies and charities
• 1901 Trade union officers
• 1902 Employers association officers
• 1903 Trade association, chamber of trade, etc. officials
• 1904 Professional association officials, n.e.c.
• 1905 Charity officers
• 1906 Political party officials
• 1910 Registrars and administrators of educational establishments
• 1911 General administrators
• 1912 Financial administrators
• 1990 Other managers and administrators n.e.c.
• 1991 Local government/public services
• 1992 Security managers
• 1993 Hire of plant, equipment, vehicles etc. managers
• 1994 Small equipment servicing managers
• 1995 Postal services managers
• 1996 Health services managers
• 1997 Company directors n.e.c.
• 2000 Chemists
• 2010 Biological scientists and biochemists
• 2011 Biochemists, medical scientists
• 2012 Biologists
• 2013 Bacteriologists, microbiologists etc.
• 2014 Botanists
• 2015 Pathologists
• 2016 Agricultural scientists
• 2020 Physicists, geologists and meteorologists
• 2021 Physicists
• 2022 Geologists, mineralogists etc.
• 2023 Meteorologists
• 2024 Astronomers
• 2025 Mathematicians
• 2026 Biophysicists
• 2090 Other natural scientists n.e.c.
• 2100 Civil, structural, municipal, mining and quarrying engineers
• 2101 Civil engineers n.e.c.
• 2102 Local government civil engineers
• 2103 Mining, quarrying and drilling engineers
• 2110 Mechanical engineers
• 2111 Mechanical engineers
• 2112 Aeronautical engineers
• 2113 Automobile engineers
• 2114 Naval architects
• 2115 Other mechanical engineers
• 2120 Electrical engineers
• 2121 Electrical engineers n.e.c.
• 2122 Electrical engineers: telecommunications
• 2130 Electronic engineers
• 2131 Electronic engineers n.e.c.
• 2132 Electronic engineers: telecommunications
• 2140 Software engineers
• 2150 Chemical engineers
• 2160 Design and development engineers
• 2170 Process and production engineers
• 2180 Planning and quality control engineers
• 2181 Planning engineers
• 2182 Quality control engineers
• 2190 Other engineers and technologists n.e.c.
• 2191 Metallurgists
• 2192 Patents examiners, agents and officers
• 2193 Heating and ventilating engineers (professional)
• 2194 Agricultural engineers (professional)
• 2195 Other professional engineers
• 2196 Food and drink technologists
• 2197 Fuel technologists
• 2200 Medical practitioners
• 2201 General practitioners and doctors
• 2202 House officers (hospital)
• 2203 Registrars (hospital)
• 2204 Consultants (hospital)
• 2205 Medical administrators
• 2206 Medically qualified teachers
• 2207 Psychiatrists
• 2210 Pharmacists/pharmacologists
• 2211 Pharmacists
• 2212 Pharmacologists
• 2220 Ophthalmic opticians
• 2230 Dental practitioners
• 2231 Dentists (general practice)
• 2232 Dental consultants
• 2233 Dental teachers
• 2240 Veterinarians
• 2241 Veterinary practitioners
• 2242 Veterinary inspectors
• 2243 Veterinary research workers
• 2300 University teaching professionals
• 2301 University and higher education professors
• 2302 University and higher education lecturers
• 2303 Teacher training establishment lecturers
• 2310 Further education teaching professionals
• 2320 Education officers, school inspectors
• 2321 Directors of education
• 2322 Education officers
• 2323 Education advisors
• 2324 Education inspectors
• 2330 Secondary (and middle school deemed secondary) education teaching professionals
• 2331 Secondary school head teachers
• 2332 Secondary school teachers n.e.c.
• 2333 Secondary school teachers: non-academic subjects
• 2334 Private secondary school head teachers
• 2335 Private secondary school teachers
• 2340 Primary (and middle school deemed primary) and nursery education teaching professionals
• 2341 Primary and nursery school head teachers
• 2342 Primary school teachers n.e.c.
• 2343 Nursery and pre-primary school teachers
• 2344 Private primary and nursery school head teachers
• 2345 Private primary and nursery school teachers
• 2350 Special education teaching professionals
• 2351 Special school head teachers
• 2352 Special school teachers
• 2390 Other teaching professionals n.e.c.
• 2391 Principals of education institutes n.e.c.
• 2392 Inspectors (training and education: n.e.c.)
• 2393 Physical training instructors
• 2394 Teachers of music and dancing
• 2395 Instructors (subjects and establishments n.e.c.)
• 2400 Judges and officers of the court
• 2401 Judges
• 2402 Stipendiary magistrates
• 2403 Sheriffs
• 2404 Clerks of court, junior officers of court
• 2405 Officers of superior Court
• 2410 Barristers and advocates
• 2411 Barristers and advocates
• 2412 Barristers employed as legal advisers in non-law firms
• 2420 Solicitors
• 2421 Solicitors (public practice)
• 2422 Legal executives and managing clerks (if qualified solicitors)
• 2423 Solicitors employed as legal advisers in non-law firms
• 2500 Chartered and certified accountants
• 2501 Chartered accountants
• 2502 Certified accountants
• 2503 Public finance accountants
• 2510 Management accountants
• 2520 Actuaries, economists and statisticians
• 2521 Economists
• 2522 Statisticians
• 2523 Actuaries
• 2524 Actuarial assistants
• 2525 Pension advisers and planners
• 2530 Management consultants, business analysts
• 2531 Management consultants
• 2532 Business analysts
• 2600 Architects
• 2601 Architects
• 2602 Landscape architects
• 2610 Town planners
• 2620 Building, land, mining and 'general practice' surveyors
• 2621 General practice surveyors
• 2622 Land surveyors
• 2623 Mining surveyors
• 2624 Building surveyors
• 2700 Librarians
• 2710 Archivists and curators
• 2711 Archivists
• 2712 Curators (museum etc.)
• 2713 Museum and art gallery assistants
• 2714 Zoo curators
• 2715 Ancient monuments inspectors
• 2900 Psychologists
• 2901 Education psychologists
• 2902 Clinical psychologists
• 2903 Occupational psychologists
• 2910 Other social and behavioural scientists
• 2911 Social scientists n.e.c.
• 2912 Archaeologists
• 2913 Historians
• 2914 Philologists
• 2920 Clergy
• 2930 Social workers, probation officers
• 2931 Social workers
• 2932 Probation officers
• 3000 Laboratory technicians
• 3001 Laboratory technicians n.e.c.
• 3002 Laboratory technicians (non-medical): analysis
• 3003 Medical laboratory technicians
• 3010 Engineering technicians
• 3011 Mechanical engineering technicians n.e.c.
• 3012 Technical inspectors
• 3013 Industrial radiographers
• 3020 Electrical/electronic technicians
• 3021 Electrical technicians
• 3022 Electronic technicians
• 3030 Architectural and town planning technicians
• 3031 Town planning assistants, technicians
• 3032 Architectural technicians, assistants
• 3040 Building and civil engineering technicians
• 3090 Other scientific technicians n.e.c.
• 3100 Draughtspersons
• 3101 Draughtspersons
• 3102 Design draughtsperson
• 3103 Draughtspersons (mechanical engineering etc)
• 3104 Cartographical draughtspersons
• 3105 Map editors, checkers
• 3110 Building inspectors
• 3120 Quantity surveyors
• 3121 Quantity surveyors
• 3122 Quantity surveyors' assistants
• 3130 Marine, insurance and other surveyors
• 3131 Insurance surveyors, inspectors
• 3132 Hydrographic surveyors
• 3133 Government inspectors, surveyors n.e.c.
• 3200 Computer analyst/programmers
• 3201 Systems analysts (including analyst-programmers)
• 3202 Computer programmers
• 3203 Computer/IT consultants
• 3300 Air traffic planners and controllers
• 3301 Air traffic planners
• 3302 Air traffic controllers
• 3310 Aircraft flight deck officers
• 3311 Aircraft pilots
• 3312 Aircraft navigators
• 3313 Flight engineers
• 3314 Flying instructors
• 3320 Ship and hovercraft officers
• 3400 Nurses
• 3401 Hospital matrons and nurse administrators
• 3402 Senior hospital staff nurses (SRN, RGN)
• 3403 Hospital staff nurses (SEN)
• 3404 Non-hospital nurses
• 3405 Nursing teachers (full-time)
• 3410 Midwives
• 3411 Senior midwives
• 3412 Midwives
• 3413 Midwifery teachers
• 3420 Medical radiographers
• 3430 Physiotherapists
• 3431 Physiotherapists (qualified)
• 3432 Physiotherapy assistants
• 3440 Chiropodists
• 3450 Dispensing opticians
• 3460 Medical technicians, dental auxiliaries
• 3470 Occupational and speech therapists, psychotherapists, therapists n.e.c.
• 3471 Occupational therapists
• 3472 Speech therapists
• 3473 Orthoptists
• 3474 Osteopaths
• 3475 Psychotherapists
• 3476 Audiologists
• 3480 Environmental health officers
• 3490 Other health associate professionals n.e.c.
• 3491 Animal health nurses
• 3492 Animal technicians
• 3493 Health education officers
• 3500 Legal service and related occupations
• 3501 Housing and town planning inspectors
• 3502 Adjudicators n.e.c.
• 3503 Barrister's clerks
• 3504 Solicitor's clerks, legal executives
• 3505 Judge's clerks
• 3506 Coroners (medically qualified)
• 3507 Qualified legal specialists, n.e.c.
• 3508 Reporters to children's panel
• 3600 Estimators, valuers
• 3601 Estimators
• 3602 Rating, valuation officers
• 3603 Surveyors and valuers, valuers n.e.c.
• 3604 Rent officers
• 3610 Underwriters, claims assessors, brokers, investment analysts
• 3611 Stockbrokers
• 3612 Sharedealers
• 3613 Authorised clerks (stockbroking)
• 3614 Other financial brokers
• 3615 Investment advisers, analysts
• 3616 Insurance brokers
• 3617 Insurance underwriters
• 3618 Insurance claims officials adjusters
• 3620 Taxation experts
• 3621 Tax inspectors
• 3622 Tax consultants, advisers
• 3630 Personnel and industrial relations officers
• 3631 Personnel officers
• 3632 Industrial relations officers
• 3633 Personnel consultants, advisers, analysts
• 3634 Conciliation officers
• 3640 Organisation and methods and work study officers
• 3641 Operational research officers
• 3642 Organisation and methods officers
• 3643 Work study, method study officers
• 3644 Time study, work measurement, rate fixing officers
• 3645 Other organisational specialist officers
• 3700 Matrons, houseparents
• 3701 Nursery matrons
• 3702 Matrons, houseparents (institutions for young people)
• 3703 Matrons, houseparents (institutions for old people)
• 3710 Welfare, community and youth workers
• 3800 Authors, writers, journalists
• 3801 Editors
• 3802 Authors
• 3803 Journalists
• 3804 Advertising and publicity writers
• 3805 Technical authors
• 3806 Translators
• 3807 Interpreters
• 3808 Literary and press agents
• 3810 Artists, commercial artists, graphic designers
• 3811 Artists, painters (fine art and general artists)
• 3812 Graphic artists and designers
• 3813 Sculptors
• 3814 Engravers, etchers (artists)
• 3815 Interior decoration designers
• 3816 Set designers (stage, etc)
• 3817 Window display artists
• 3818 Restorers (painting, objets d'art)
• 3820 Industrial designers and textile designers
• 3821 Industrial designers
• 3822 Textile designers
• 3830 Clothing designers
• 3831 Clothing designers
• 3832 Clothing advisers, consultants
• 3840 Actors, entertainers, stage managers, producers and directors
• 3841 Directors, producers and theatre managers
• 3842 Stage managers etc.
• 3843 Actors
• 3844 Singers
• 3845 Dancers
• 3846 Entertainers n.e.c.
• 3847 Broadcasters (announcers, disc jockeys, news readers)
• 3848 Agents, personal managers (entertainment)
• 3850 Musicians
• 3851 Composers, arrangers
• 3852 Musical directors, conductors
• 3853 Musical instrument players
• 3854 Street musicians
• 3860 Photographers, camera, sound and video equipment operators
• 3861 Photographers
• 3862 TV and film camera operators
• 3863 Audio-visual aid operators
• 3864 Projectionists
• 3865 Video, telecine and film recorder operators
• 3866 Sound recordists, technicians, assistants
• 3870 Professional athletes, sports officials
• 3871 Professional sportsmen, players n.e.c.
• 3872 Sports trainers, coaches
• 3900 Information officers and technical librarians
• 3901 Information, research officers/scientists
• 3902 Intelligence officers (government)
• 3903 Technical and assistant librarians
• 3910 Vocational and industrial trainers
• 3920 Careers advisers and vocational guidance specialists
• 3921 Youth and local authority careers advisers
• 3922 University and higher education careers advisers
• 3930 Driving instructors (not hgv)
• 3931 Principals of driving schools
• 3932 Driving instructors
• 3940 Inspectors of factories, utilities and trading standards
• 3941 Factory inspectors (HMFI)
• 3942 Local government inspectors
• 3950 Other statutory and similar inspectors n.e.c.
• 3951 Driving and traffic examiners
• 3952 Water, river inspectors
• 3953 Water Bailiffs, fishery officers
• 3954 Ships surveyors, inspectors
• 3955 RSPCA inspectors
• 3956 Mining inspectors
• 3960 Occupational hygienists and safety officers (health and safety)
• 3961 Industrial safety officers
• 3962 Occupational hygienists
• 3963 Road safety officers
• 3990 Other associate professional and technical occupations n.e.c.
• 3991 Committee clerks, secretaries
• 3992 Researchers etc. n.e.c. (media & government)
• 3993 Appraisers
• 3994 Trade mark agents
• 3995 Materials planners
• 3996 Inventors
• 3997 Advisers (marine, tariff, transport)
• 3998 Environmental officers
• 4000 Civil Service administrative officers and assistants
• 4001 Government clerks n.e.c.
• 4002 Employment and social security clerks (government)
• 4003 Taxation and customs clerks
• 4010 Local government clerical officers and assistants
• 4100 Accounts and wages clerks, book-keepers, other financial clerks
• 4110 Counter clerks and cashiers
• 4120 Debt, rent and other cash collectors
• 4200 Filing, computer and other records clerks (inc. legal conveyancing)
• 4210 Library assistants/clerks
• 4300 Clerks (n.o.s.)
• 4400 Stores, despatch and production control clerks
• 4410 Storekeepers, warehousemen/women
• 4500 Medical secretaries
• 4510 Legal secretaries
• 4520 Typists and work processor operators
• 4521 Shorthand typists
• 4522 Typists
• 4523 Word processor operators
• 4590 Other secretaries, personal assistants, typists, word processor operators n.e.c.
• 4591 Secretaries
• 4592 Personal assistants
• 4593 Secretary-typists
• 4600 Receptionists
• 4610 Receptionists/telephonist
• 4620 Telephone operators
• 4630 Radio and telegraph operators, other office communication system operators
• 4900 Computer operators, data processing operators, other office machine operators
• 4901 Office machine operators
• 4902 Computer operators
• 4910 Tracers, drawing officer assistants
• 5000 Bricklayers, masons
• 5010 Roofers, slaters, tilers, sheeters, cladders
• 5020 Plasterers
• 5030 Glaziers
• 5040 Builders, building contractors
• 5050 Scaffolders, stagers, steeplejacks, riggers
• 5060 Floorers, floor coverers, carpet fitters and planners, floor and wall tile fitters
• 5070 Painters and decorators
• 5090 Other construction trades n.e.c.
• 5100 Centre, capstan, turret and other lathe setters and setter-operators
• 5110 Boring and drilling machine setters and setter-operators
• 5120 Grinding machine setters and setter-operators
• 5130 Milling machine setters and setter-operators
• 5140 Press setters and setter-operators
• 5150 Tool makers, tool fitters, markers out
• 5160 Metal working production and maintenance fitters
• 5170 Precision instrument makers and repairers
• 5180 Goldsmiths, silversmiths, precious stone workers
• 5190 Other machine tool setters and setter-operators
• 5200 Production fitters (electrical/electronic)
• 5210 Electricians, electrical maintenance fitters
• 5220 Electrical engineers (not professional)
• 5230 Telephone fitters
• 5240 Cable jointers, lines repairers
• 5250 Radio, TV and video engineers
• 5260 Computer engineers, installation and maintenance
• 5290 Other electrical/electronic trades n.e.c.
• 5300 Smiths and forge workers
• 5310 Moulders, core makers, die casters
• 5320 Plumbers, heating and ventilating engineers and related trades
• 5330 Sheet metal workers
• 5340 Metal plate workers, shipwrights, riveters
• 5350 Steel erectors
• 5360 Barbenders, steel fixers
• 5370 Welding trades
• 5400 Motor mechanics, auto engineers (inc. road patrol engineers)
• 5410 Coach and vehicle body builders
• 5420 Vehicle body repairers, panel beaters
• 5430 Auto electricians
• 5440 Tyre and exhaust fitters
• 5500 Weavers
• 5510 Knitters
• 5520 Warp preparers, bleachers, dyers and finishers
• 5530 Sewing machinists, menders, darners and embroiderers
• 5540 Coach trimmers, upholsterers and mattress makers
• 5550 Shoe repairers, leather cutters and sewers, footwear lasters, makers and
• 5560 Tailors, dressmakers
• 5570 Clothing cutters, milliners, furriers
• 5590 Other textiles, garments and related trades n.e.c.
• 5600 Originators, compositors and print preparers
• 5610 Printers
• 5620 Book binders and print finishers
• 5630 Screen printers
• 5690 Other printing and related trades n.e.c.
• 5700 Carpenters and joiners
• 5710 Cabinet makers
• 5720 Case and box makers
• 5730 Pattern makers (moulds)
• 5790 Other woodworking trades n.e.c.
• 5800 Bakers, flour confectioners
• 5810 Butchers, meat cutters
• 5820 Fishmongers, poultry dressers
• 5900 Glass product and ceramics makers
• 5910 Glass product and ceramics finishers and decorators
• 5920 Dental technicians
• 5930 Musical instrument makers, piano tuners
• 5931 Musical instrument makers and repairers
• 5932 Musical instrument tuners
• 5940 Gardeners, groundsmen/women
• 5950 Horticultural trades
• 5960 Coach painters, other spray painters
• 5970 Face trained coalmining workers, shotfirers and deputies
• 5980 Office machinery mechanics
• 5990 Other craft and related occupations n.e.c.
• 6000 NCOs and other ranks, UK armed forces
• 6010 NCOs and other ranks, foreign and commonwealth armed forces
• 6100 Police officers (sergeant and below)
• 6101 Police officers (civil police)
• 6102 Police officers (other statutory forces)
• 6110 Fire service officers (leading fire officer and below)
• 6120 Prison service officers (below principal officer)
• 6121 Prison officers
• 6122 Other detention centre officers
• 6130 Customs and excise officers, immigration officers (customs: below chief preventive officer; excise: below surveyor)
• 6131 Customs and excise officers, preventive officers
• 6132 Immigration officers
• 6133 VAT officers
• 6140 Traffic wardens
• 6141 Traffic wardens
• 6142 Parking meter attendants
• 6150 Security guards and related occupations
• 6190 Other security and protective service occupations n.e.c.
• 6200 Chefs, cooks
• 6210 Waiters, waitresses
• 6220 Bar staff
• 6300 Travel and flight attendants
• 6310 Railway station staff
• 6400 Assistant nurses, nursing auxiliaries
• 6410 Hospital ward assistants
• 6420 Ambulance staff
• 6430 Dental nurses
• 6440 Care assistants and attendants
• 6500 Nursery nurses
• 6501 Nursery nurses
• 6502 Nursery assistants, wardens, creche attendants
• 6510 Playgroup leaders
• 6520 Educational assistants
• 6590 Other childcare and related occupations n.e.c.
• 6600 Hairdressers, barbers
• 6610 Beauticians and related occupations
• 6700 Domestic housekeepers and related occupations
• 6710 Housekeepers (non-domestic)
• 6720 Caretakers
• 6730 Launderers, dry cleaners, pressers
• 6900 Undertakers
• 6910 Bookmakers
• 6990 Other personal and protective service occupations n.e.c.
• 7000 Buyers (retail trade)
• 7010 Buyers and purchasing officers (not retail)
• 7011 Purchasing officers and buyers n.e.c.
• 7012 Buyers (wholesale distribution)
• 7013 Buyers (advertising)
• 7014 Contracts, supply officers (government)
• 7020 Importers and exporters
• 7021 Exporters
• 7022 Importers
• 7030 Air, commodity and ship brokers
• 7031 Commodity brokers
• 7032 Ship brokers
• 7033 Airbrokers
• 7100 Technical and wholesale sales representatives
• 7101 Sales representatives (wholesale goods)
• 7102 Technical sales representatives
• 7190 Other sales representatives n.e.c.
• 7191 Demonstrators
• 7192 Property negotiators
• 7193 Auctioneers
• 7194 Insurance sales representatives
• 7195 Commercial services etc. sales representatives
• 7196 Cleaning, security etc. sales representatives
• 7197 Transport and haulage sales representatives
• 7198 Plant and car hire sales representatives
• 7200 Sales assistants
• 7210 Retail cash desk and check-out operators
• 7220 Petrol pump forecourt attendants
• 7300 Collectors salespersons and credit agents
• 7310 Roundsmen/women and van salespersons
• 7320 Market and street traders and assistants
• 7330 Scrap dealers, scrap metal merchants
• 7900 Merchandisers
• 7910 Window dressers, floral arrangers
• 7911 Window dressers
• 7912 Floral arrangers
• 7920 Telephone salespersons
• 8000 Bakery and confectionery process operatives
• 8010 Brewery and vinery process operatives
• 8020 Tobacco process operatives
• 8090 Other food, drink and tobacco process operatives n.e.c.
• 8100 Tannery production operatives
• 8110 Preparatory fibre processors
• 8120 Spinners, doublers, twisters
• 8130 Winders, reelers
• 8140 Other textiles processing operatives
• 8200 Chemical, gas and petroleum process plant operatives
• 8210 Paper wood and related process plant operatives
• 8220 Cutting and slitting machine operatives (paper products etc)
• 8230 Glass and ceramics furnace operatives, kilnsetters
• 8240 Rubber process operatives, moulding machine operatives, tyre builders
• 8250 Plastic process operatives, moulders and extruders
• 8260 Synthetic fibre makers
• 8290 Other chemicals, paper, plastics and related process operatives n.e.c.
• 8300 Furnace operatives (metal)
• 8310 Metal drawers
• 8320 Rollers
• 8330 Annealers, hardeners, temperers (metal)
• 8340 Electroplaters, galvanisers, colour coaters
• 8390 Other metal making and treating process operatives n.e.c.
• 8400 Machine tool operatives (inc. CNC machine tool operatives)
• 8410 Press stamping and automatic machine operatives
• 8420 Metal polishers
• 8430 Metal dressing operatives
• 8440 Shot blasters
• 8500 Assemblers/lineworkers (electrical/electronic goods)
• 8510 Assemblers/lineworkers (vehicles and other metal goods)
• 8590 Other assemblers/lineworkers n.e.c.
• 8600 Inspectors, viewers and testers (metal and electrical goods)
• 8610 Inspectors, viewers, testers and examiners (other manufactured goods)
• 8620 Packers, bottlers, canners, fillers
• 8630 Weighers, graders, sorters
• 8640 Routine laboratory testers
• 8690 Other routine process operatives n.e.c.
• 8700 Bus inspectors
• 8710 Road transport depot inspectors and related occupations
• 8720 Drivers of road goods vehicles
• 8730 Bus and coach drivers
• 8740 Taxi, cab drivers and chauffeurs
• 8750 Bus conductors
• 8800 Seafarers (merchant navy); barge, lighter and boat operatives
• 8810 Rail transport inspectors, supervisors and guards
• 8820 Rail engine drivers and assistants
• 8830 Rail signal operatives and crossing keepers
• 8840 Shunters and point operatives
• 8850 Mechanical plant drivers and operatives (earth moving and civil engineering)
• 8860 Crane drivers
• 8870 Fork lift and mechanical truck drivers
• 8890 Other transport machinery operatives n.e.c.
• 8900 Washers, screeners and crushers in mines and quarries
• 8910 Printing machine minders and assistants
• 8920 Water and sewerage plant attendants
• 8930 Electrical energy, boiler and related plant operatives and attendants
• 8940 Oilers, greasers, lubricators
• 8950 Mains and service pipe layers, pipe joiners
• 8960 Construction and related operatives
• 8970 Woodworking machine operatives
• 8980 Mine (excluding coal) and quarry workers
• 8990 Other plant and machine operatives n.e.c.
• 9000 Farm workers
• 9010 Agricultural machinery drivers and operatives
• 9020 All other occupations in farming and related
• 9030 Fishing and related workers
• 9040 Forestry workers
• 9100 Coal mine labourers
• 9110 Labourers in foundries
• 9120 Labourers in engineering and allied trades
• 9130 Mates to metal/electrical and related fitters
• 9190 Other labourers in making and processing industries n.e.c.
• 9200 Mates to woodworking trades workers
• 9210 Mates to building trades workers
• 9220 Rail construction and maintenance workers
• 9230 Road construction and maintenance workers
• 9240 Paviors, kerb layers
• 9290 Other building and civil engineering labourers n.e.c.
• 9300 Stevedores, dockers
• 9310 Goods porters
• 9320 Slingers
• 9330 Refuse and salvage collectors
• 9340 Driver's mates
• 9400 Postal workers, mail sorters
• 9410 Messengers, couriers
• 9500 Hospital porters
• 9510 Hotel porters
• 9520 Kitchen porters, hands
• 9530 Counterhands, catering assistants
• 9540 Shelf fillers
• 9550 Lift and car park attendants
• 9560 Window cleaners
• 9570 Road sweepers
• 9580 Cleaners, domestics
• 9590 Other occupations in sales and services n.e.c.
• 9900 All other labourers and related workers
• 9990 All others in miscellaneous occupations n.e.c.
• 9999 NOT KNOWN