SADA South African Data Archive
October Household Survey, 1998 (South Africa)
Statistics South Africa (Stats SA)
CODEBOOK SADA 0113
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STUDY DESCRIPTION SADA 0113 TITLE: October Household Survey, 1998 PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR: Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) DEPOSITOR: Statistics South Africa ORGANISATION HOUSING THE DATA: Statistics South Africa Private Bag x44 Pretoria, 0001 South Africa Tel: (012) 310 8911 Fax: (012) 322 3374 Web: http://www.statssa.gov.za KEYWORDS: Employment; Unemployment; Household surveys; Housing; Informal sector; Internal migration; Quality of life. SERIES DATA: Series name: October Household Survey Principal Investigator: Statistics South Africa Currently available: 1993- 1999
ABSTRACT: The October Household Survey is an annual survey based on a probability sample of a large number of households (ranging from 16 000 in 1996 through to 30 000 in 1997 and 1998, depending on the availability of funding). It covers a range of development indicators, including unemployment rates (official and expanded), according to standard definitions of the International Labour Organisation (ILO). GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION: South Africa IMPORTANT VARIABLES: Employment, unemployment, informal sector, internal migration, services available by type of dwelling, access to health and social services, safety and well-being of household, households by average household size and type of dwelling, level of education, quality of life, health statistics, vital statistics. DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES: Age, gender, level of education, marital status, migration, use of health services, economic activity, unemployment, employment and self-employment. UNIVERSE: Households in the nine provinces of South Africa METHOD OF DATA COLLECTION: Survey Questionnaire SAMPLING: The OHSs of 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 were independent cross-sectional surveys, and different samples were designed for each of them. The database of EAs, as established during the demarcation phase of Census ’96, constituted the sampling frame for selecting EAs for the 1997 and 1998 OHSs. The sampling procedure in both years involved explicit stratification by province and transitional metropolitan and district councils. Independent samples of EAs were drawn for each stratum within each province. The smaller provinces were given a disproportionately larger number of EAs than the bigger provinces. Altogether, 2 000 EAs were drawn in 1998, by means of probability proportional to size principles in each stratum. The measure of size was the number of households in each EA. Interviewing for the 1998 OHS took place in these 2 000 EAs, and systematic sampling was applied to select 10 households to visit in each EA. This 3
means that 2 000 EAs were identified as primary sampling units, and 20 000 households were visited as ultimate sampling units. WEIGHTING: The 1998 OHS, in common with 1997, was weighted to estimates of the population size based on the population census of October 1996, as adjusted by a post-enumeration survey (PES), using poststratification by province, gender and five-year interval age groups. In 1998, relative scaling was also done, to cater for population group and urban/non-urban splits. The 1996 OHS was also weighted to the PESadjusted count of Census’ 96. However, because of the smaller sample size and the more clustered sample of households that was drawn, different weighting procedures were used, as discussed in the 1996 OHS statistical release. Prior to 1996, OHS surveys were weighted to reflect estimates of population size using the 1991 population census. The data reported here for 1998 and those reported for 1997 and 1996 are therefore not presently directly comparable with the previously published OHS figures for 1994 and 1995. Statistics South Africa is in a process of re-weighting the earlier surveys to reflect estimates of the population size based on the 1996 population census. After this process is complete, comparisons between 1994, 1995, 1996,1997 and 1998 should be possible. UNITS OF OBSERVATION: Households DATE OF DATA COLLECTION: October 1998 EXTENT OF DATA COLLECTION: 9 data files in SPSS and machine-readable documentation. FILE SPECIFICATIONS: Part 1: Death Data Number of cases: Number of records: Number of records per case: Logical Record Length: Number of variables: Number of kilobytes: Part 2: Domestic Data Number of cases: Number of records: Number of records per case: Logical Record Length: Number of variables: Number of kilobytes: Part 3: House Data Number of cases: Number of records: Number of records per case: Logical Record Length: Number of variables: Number of kilobytes: Part 4: Migrant Data Number of cases: Number of records: Number of records per case: Logical Record Length: Number of variables: Number of kilobytes: 1 045 1 045 1 80 6 60 KB 1 648 1 648 1 80 10 133 KB 18 981 18 981 1 80 63 6, 509 KB 4 752 4 752 1 80 14 422 KB
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Part 5: Person Data Number of cases: Number of records: Number of records per case: Logical Record Length: Number of variables: Number of kilobytes: Part 6: Worker Data Number of cases: Number of records: Number of records per case: Logical Record Length: Number of variables: Number of kilobytes: Part 7: Migration Data Number of cases: Number of records: Number of records per case: Logical Record Length: Number of variables: Number of kilobytes: Part 8: Children Data Number of cases: Number of records: Number of records per case: Logical Record Length: Number of variables: Number of kilobytes: Part 9: Births Data Number of cases: Number of records: Number of records per case: Logical Record Length: Number of variables: Number of kilobytes:
82 262 82 262 1 80 73 35, 431 KB
53 725 53 725 1 80 68 27, 496 KB 55 208 55 208 1 80 7 2, 966 KB 67 650 67 650 1 80 14 5, 154 KB 19 938 19 938 1 80 6 429 KB
PUBLICATIONS: Statistics South Africa. 1998. RSA Statistics in Brief. Pretoria: Statistics South Africa. NOTES: The survey is based on internationally accepted survey practice, which is included in the publications. Since different methodologies were used for drawing the samples, these OHS datasets are not directly comparable in all respects. RESTRICTIONS: Only available to bona fide researchers. DATE STUDY ADDED: 26 April 2001
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OCTOBER HOUSEHOLD SURVEY 1998: METADATA GENERAL NOTES The October household survey questionnaire consists of a number of sections. The data from the different sections is recorded in separate files as the sections refer to different entities or differ in their coverage. The files are flat, ASCII, fixed field files, with one line of given length per record. This format was chosen so as to make the data usable with as many programmes as possible, and thus accessible to as wide a range of people as possible. The sections, and the corresponding files from which they are mainly drawn, are as follows. In addition, each file contains a number of variables from other sections of the questionnaire – and the flap in particular. Most files also contain a number of derived variables. PERSON: Data from Section 1 and Section 4 BIRTHS: Data from Section 2 CHILDREN: Data from Section2 WORKER: Data from Section 3 MIGRANT: Data from Section 5 DEATHS: Data from Section 6 MIGRATION: Data from Section 7 DOMESTIC: Data from Section 8 HOUSE: Data from Section 9 The section on each file contains the following information: Nature of records in the file and population covered Description of variables The description of variables contains the following information: Descriptive name of the variable This is the variable name in original file used by Stats SA to construct the ASCII file Position of the variable: The position of the data within the record, recorded in the format (@xxx y.). @xxx indicates that the data begins at position (i.e. column) xxx and y. indicates that it is y digits wide. All data is numeric and there are no decimal points or commas recorded. All data is right-justified. Source: This is either the question in the questionnaire or, for derived variables, the method of derivation. Derived variables are usually found towards the end of a record. Notes: Specific observations to be noted by users. Valid range: The range of valid values for the variable. For continuous variables this reflects the upper and lower ranges as found in the data. Not applicable Where a variable is not applicable to a particular record, for example where the originating question is skipped, “@” is the standard symbol used to indicate inapplicability. The symbol is repeated to fill the maximum number of columns for the variable concerned. Missing value Where information was not available in respect of a particular field and record, “*” is the standard symbol used to indicate missing values. The symbol is repeated to fill the maximum number of columns for the variable concerned. Most questions in the October household questionnaire are pre-coded i.e. there is a set number of choices from which one or more must be selected. For open-ended „write-in‟ questions, the description will note that post-coding occurred and explain how this was done. For most variables the coding is apparent from the questionnaire (available elsewhere in the documentation) and is not repeated in the variable description. Where the coding is not apparent, the description either provides the codes or indicates where code lists are to be found. Linking files The data from different files can be linked on the basis of a record identifier. The record identifier is the first field/s in each file. Each record contains a number (UQNR) which constitutes a unique household identifier. All records with a given household identifier, no matter which file they are in, belong to the same household. For individuals, a further two 6
digits constituting the Person number (PERSONNR), when added to the household identifier, creates a unique individual identifier. Again, these can be used to link records from the PERSON and WORK files. The syntax needed to merge information from different files will differ according to the statistical package used. Sample Design A sample of 20 000 households was drawn in 2 000 enumerator areas (EAs) (that is 10 households per enumerator area). A two-stage sampling procedure was applied and the sample was stratified, clustered and selected to meet the requirements of probability sampling. The sample was based on the 1996 Population Census enumerator areas and the estimated number of people from the administrative records of the 1996 population Census. The sampled population excluded all prisoners in prisons, patients in hospitals, people residing in boarding houses and hotels (whether temporary or semi-permanent). The sample was explicitly stratified by province, Transitional Metropolitan Council (TMC)and District Council (DC). A square root method was used for the allocation of the sample EAs to the explicit strata. Within each explicit stratum the EAs were stratified by simply arranging them in geographical order by magisterial district and, within the magisterial district, by EA. The allocated number of EAs was systematically selected with probability proportional to size in each stratum. The measure of size was the estimated number of people in Each EA. A systematic sample of 10 households was drawn.
Weights
The 1996 population Census was used as a basis for the weighting. Household weights were calculated by using the reciprocal of the inclusion probabilities. Since the sample selection was done in two stages (i.e. first stage - selection of an EA, second stage - selection of a household in the selected EA): The inclusion probability of an EA (say p 1): Since this was done with probability proportional to size (size being the number of persons residing in the EA), p1 = m . Ai S Ai mi - number of EAs in the sample in the i-th stratum (where stratum is the District Council in a province) Ai - number of persons residing in the selected EA S Ai - total number of persons in the population in the i-th stratum The inclusion probability of the household (say p 2): Since ten (10) households (per EA) were selected systematically, p2 = 10 number of households in the selected EA Household weight = (1/p1.p2). Relative scaling was done on this weight to cater for the urban/non-urban split per province. To calculate the person weight, the data was post-stratified by province, gender and age group (5 year age groups). The 1996 Census figures (adjusted for growth) were used as benchmarks. Relative scaling was also done on this weight to cater for the population group and urban/non-urban splits. Other important information for users is found in the: Questionnaire file Additional code list (occupation, industry, provinces, magisterial districts, education, language, place names) Relevant publications Web-site FLAP AND SECTION 1 AND SECTION 4 (PERSONS) Filename: PERSON
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NOTES: This file contains a record for every member of every household FLAP: Unique Number (UQNR) Unique household identifier (9 digits) (@1 9.)
Person (PERSONNR) (@10 2.) FLAP Column heading Valid range: 1-28 Note 1: The first two variables (eleven digits) together create a unique person identifier which can be used to link individual information in this file with individual information in other files as well as in this file (for example, detailed data on mother, father and spouse of individual). Note 2: If there were more than 10 individuals in a household, a second household questionnaire was completed. Gender (B_GENDER) FLAP B. Gender Valid range: 1-2 Age (C_AGE) FLAP C. Age in completed years (Less than 1 year=0) Valid range: 0-99 Population group (D_RACE) FLAP D. Is (the person): options given Valid range: 1-6 SECTION 1: Relationship (Q1_1RELS) Q1.1 What is (each individual‟s) relationship to (the person listed in column 1)? Valid range: 1-9 Mother alive (Q1_2MOTH) Q1.2 Is (the person‟s) own mother by birth still alive? Valid range: 1-3 Father alive (Q1_3FATH) Q1.3 Is (the person‟s) own father by birth still alive? Valid range: 1-3 (@16 1.) (@12 1.)
(@13 2.)
(@15 1.)
(@17 1.)
(@18 1.)
Sisters born (Q1_4ASIS) (@19 2.) Q1.4a How many sisters born to the same mother has (the person) ever had (including those who are dead)? Valid range: 0-15 Sisters reached age 15 (Q1_4BSIS) Q1.4b How many of those sisters ever reached age 15 (including those who are dead)? Valid range: 1-16 Sisters reached age 15 still alive (Q1_4CALI) Q1.4c How many of those sisters who ever reached the age 15 are alive now? Valid range: 0-14 Sisters reached age 15 now dead (Q1_4DDEA) Q1.4d How many of those sisters who ever reached the age 15 are now dead? Valid range: 0-13 (@21 2.)
(@23 2.)
(@25 2.)
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Sisters died as result pregnancy (Q1_4EPRE) (@27 2.) Q1.4e How many of these dead sisters died during the time while they were pregnant, or during childbirth, or during the six weeks after the end of pregnancy? Valid range: 0-6 Marital status (Q1_5MARI) Q1.5 What is (the person‟s) present marital status? Valid range: 1-6 (@29 1.)
Spouse’s respondent number (Q1_6MARR) (@30 2.) Q1.6 If (the person) is married, give respondent number of spouse if he/she is part of the household Valid range: 1-18 Spouse still alive (Q1_7SPOU) (@32 1.) Q1.7 If (the person) has ever married or lived with a partner. Is the first spouse/partner still alive? Valid range: 1-4 Age married (Q1_8AGEM) Q1.8 How old was (the person) when he/she first married or lived with a partner? Valid range: 15-99 Language (Q1_9LANG) Q1.9 Which language does (the person) speak most often at home? Note: This question was open-ended and thus post-coded using the LANGUAGE code list. Valid range: 0-25 (@33 2.)
(@35 2.)
Highest education level (Q1_10HIG) (@37 2.) Q1.10 What is the highest school class/standard that (the person) completed? Note: This question was open-ended and thus post-coded using the LEVEL OF SCHOOL EDUCATION code list. Valid range: 0-13 Current student (Q1_11STU) (@39 1.) Q1.11 Does (the person) presently attend school, college, technikon or university? (This includes study by correspondence but excludes crèche and pre-school) Valid range: 1-3 Certificate or degree (Q1_12ACE) (@40 1.) Q1.12 Does (the person) have a technical or artisan certificate, diploma or degree, completed at an educational institution Valid range: 1-3 Highest qualification (Q1_12BHI) (@41 1.) Q1.12a If “Yes”, what is the highest qualification he/she has? Note: This question was open-ended and thus post-coded using the TERTIARY EDUCATION: LEVEL OF STUDY code list. Valid range: 1-8 Field of study (Q1_12CST) (@42 2.) Q1.12b What is (the person‟s) main field of study? Note: This question was open-ended and thus post-coded using the TERTIARY EDUCATION: FIELD OF STUDY code list. Valid range: 1-15 Desire to further education (Q1_13ACO) (@44 1.) Q1.13 Would (the person) wish to continue with his/her education or training? Note: This question was only asked in respect of people aged 7 years or older who (a) had never attended school or (b) had dropped out of school i.e. had not completed Std 10 and was not attending school. Valid range: 1-3
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Reason not continuing education (Q1_13BPR) (@45 1.) Q1.13 If „Yes‟, what prevents (the person) from continuing with his/her education or training? Valid range: 1-9 Pre-school attendance (Q1_14PRE) Q1.14 Which of the following institutions does (the person) attend? Note: This question was only asked in respect of people aged six years or younger. Valid range: 1-5 School feeding (Q1_15FRE) Q1.15 Does (the person) get free food through the school feeding scheme? Note: This question was only asked in respect of people attending primary school. Valid range: 1-2 (@46 1.)
(@47 1.)
Illness past month (Q1_16ILL) Q1.16 Has (the person) been ill during the past month? Valid range: 1-2 Injury past month (Q1_17INJ) Q1.17 Has (the person) been injured during the past month? Valid range: 1-2 Hospital past month (Q1_18AHO) Q1.18 Has (the person) been admitted to a hospital during the past month? Valid range: 1-2 Satisfied with care (Q1_18BHO) Q1.18 If “Yes”, was the care received in the hospital satisfactory? Valid range: 1-2 Medical aid (Q1_19MED) Q1.19 Does (the person) have access to a medical aid scheme? Valid range: 1-2
(@48 1.)
(@49 1.)
(@50 1.)
(@51 1.)
(@52 1.)
Health worker past month (Q1_20AVI) (@53 1.) Q1.20 During the past month did (the person) go to any health worker such as a nurse, doctor or traditional healer as a result of illness or injury? Valid range: 1-2 Type of health worker (Q1_20BTY) (@54 1.) Q1.20 If „Yes‟, indicate which type of health worker Note: The instruction was to circle the appropriate codes, with more than one possible. However, only one code is included in the data for each individual. Valid range: 1-9 Place of consultation (Q1_21CON) (@55 2.) Q1.21 Where did this consultation take place? Note: This question was only asked of those individuals who consulted a health worker during the past month. Valid range: 1-10 Satisfied with care (Q1_22HLT) Q1.22 How satisfied was (the person) with the care received from the health worker? Valid range: 1-5 Consultation payment (Q1_23SER) Q1.23 How much did the household have to pay for this service? Valid range: 0-99999 (@57 1.)
(@58 6.)
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Smoker (Q1_24SMO) Q1.24 Which members of the household smoke? Valid range: 1-2 where 1=Yes and 2=No
(@64 1.)
Disability (Q1_25ADI) (@65 1.) Q1.25 Is the person limited in his/her daily activities (at home, at work or at school) because of a long term physical or mental condition (lasting six months or more) Valid range: 1-2 Disability (Q1_25BDI) (@66 Disability (Q1_25CDI) ` (@67 Disability (Q1_25DDI) (@68 Q1.25 If “Yes” Describe the difficulty or difficulties that (the person) has? Note: The instruction was to circle all the appropriate codes. However, a maximum of three codes data for each individual. Valid range: 1-9 1.) 1.) 1.) are included in the
Crime (Q1_26ACR) Q1.26 In the past 12 months has (the person) been a victim of any crime? Valid range: 1-2
(@69 1.)
Crime (Q1_26BCR) (@70 1.) Crime (Q1_26CCR) (@71 1.) Crime (Q1_26DCR) (@72 1.) Q1.26 If “Yes” Which of the following crimes has (the person) experienced? Note: The instruction was to circle the appropriate codes. However, a maximum of three codes are included in the data for each individual. Valid range: 1-7 SECTION 4: Government old age pension (Q4_1AGOV) Q4.1 Old age pension from the state/government Valid range: 1-2 Government pension amount (Q4_1BAMT) Q4.1 If “Yes”, the amount Valid Range: 0-9999 Retirement pension (Q4_2WRK) Q4.2 Pension from his/her specific work/retirement benefits Valid range: 1-2 Retirement pension amount (Q4_2BAMT) Q4.2 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0-9999999 Disability grant (Q4_3ADIS) Q4.3 Disability grant Valid range: 1-2 Disability grant amount (Q4_3BAMT) Q4.3 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0-9999 Worker’s compensation (Q4_4AWRK) Q4.4 Worker‟s compensation Valid range: 1-2 (@73 1.)
(@74 4.)
(@78 1.)
(@79 7.)
(@86 1.)
(@87 4.)
(@91 1.)
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Worker’s compensation amount (Q4_4BAMT) Q4.4 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0-9999999 State maintenance (Q4_5ASTA) Q4.5 State maintenance grant (for parents or for children) Valid range: 1-2 State maintenance amount (Q4_5BAMT) Q4.5 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0-9999 Private maintenance (Q4_6APRI) Q4.6 Private maintenance by father/former spouse (not living in the household) Valid range: 1-2 Private maintenance amount (Q4_6BAMT) Q4.6 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0-9999999 Care dependency grant (Q4_7ADEP) Q4.7 Care dependency grant (Single care grant) Valid range: 1-2 Care dependency grant amount (Q4_7BAMT) Q4.7 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0 -9999 Foster care grant (Q4_8AFOS) Q4.8 Foster care grant Valid range: 1-2 Foster care grant amount (Q4_8BAMT) Q4.8 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0-9999 UIF benefit (Q4_9AINS) Q4.9 Unemployment Insurance Fund/Maternity benefit Valid range: 1-2 UIF benefit amount (Q4_9BAMT) Q4.9 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0-9999999 Support from relatives/persons (Q4_10AFI) Q4.10 Remittance/financial support from relatives/persons not in the household Valid range: 1-2 Support from relatives/persons amount (Q4_10BAM) Q4.10 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0-9999999 Gratuities/lump sums (Q4_11ALU) Q4.11 Gratuities/other lump sums Valid range: 1-2 Gratuities/lump sums amount (Q4_11BAM) Q4.11 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 90-8500000 (@139 7.)
(@92 7.)
(@99 1.)
(@100 4.)
(@104 1.)
(@105 7.)
(@112 1.)
(@113 4.)
(@117 1.)
(@118 4.)
(@122 1.)
(@123 7.)
(@130 1.)
(@131 7.)
(@138 1.)
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Other income (Q4_12AOT) Q4.12 Other sources Valid range: 1-2 Other income amount (Q4_12BAM) Q4.12 If “Yes”, the amount Valid range: 0-9999999 Province (PROV) Derived variable: First digit of the unique household number. Valid range: 1-9 1. Western Cape 2. Eastern Cape 3. Northern Cape 4. Free State 5. KwaZulu-Natal 6. North West 7. Gauteng 8. Mpumalanga 9. Northern Province Rural/urban (EATYPE)
(@146 1.)
(@147 7.)
(@154 1.)
(@155 1.)
Valid range: 1-2 : 1=urban; 2=rural Enumeration area type is a classification of EAs according to (human) settlement. There were two principles guiding the assignment of an EA to a particular class or type. The first one was the EAs specific geographical location. The second principle was the kind of dwellings that were most common within the EA. These two principles led to locational and settlement types as follows: Urban - EAs within municipal or local authority boundaries. These can be further classified as: * Ordinary town or city area as well as vacant areas. Various formal structures can be found, e.g. houses, blocks of flats and businesses. * Area with mainly informal dwellings (so-called 'squatter areas').
* Area with mainly hostels, e.g. mine, factory and municipal hostels. * Area with mainly institutions e.g. prisons and hospitals.
Rural - EAs with population concentrations adjacent to a municipal border (an EA must have one common boundary with the municipal border) and EAs situated in rural areas (not sharing A common boundary with a proclaimed urban municipal area). These can be further classified as:
* Semi-town (i.e., a town without a local authority) with predominantly formal dwellings.
* Area with mainly informal dwellings.
* Area with mainly hostels. * Area with mainly institutions.
* Semi-town (i.e. a town without a local authority) with predominantly formal dwellings such as mining, and industrial towns where housing for employees is provided by employers. * Village/settlement without a local authority and which is not situated within a tribal area and with formal and semi-formal dwellings such as houses, huts and rondavels.
* Tribal authority area with villages. * Area with mainly informal dwellings. * Area with mainly hostels. * Area with mainly institutions. * Area with farms, agricultural holdings, holiday resorts, agricultural schools and colleges. * Tribal authority area outside of villages.
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Individual weight (PERSWGT)
(@156 8.)
Derived variable: Based on projected population estimates for October 1998 by population group, gender, age group and province. The weight is the value divided by 10000.
SECTION 2 (BIRTHS) Filename: BIRTHS NOTES: This file includes information for all women who have ever given birth. Only live births were recorded, excluding still births and children adopted by the mother. Unique Number (UQNR) Unique household identifier (9 digits) (@1 9.)
Person no (PERSONNR) (@10 2.) FLAP Column heading. The respondent number of the mother. Valid range: 1-18 Note: The first two variables (eleven digits) together create a unique person identifier which can be used to link individual information in this file with individual information in other files. SECTION 2: Live births (Q2-1 LIVE) Q2.1 How many children (live births) have the person ever given birth to? Valid range: 1-15 Children still alive (Q2-2CHIL)) Q2.2 How many children are still living? Valid range: 0-14 Live births past 12 months (Q2-3LAST) Q2.3 How many children (live births) have the person had in the past 12 months? Valid range: 0-4 Weight (WEIGHT) (@12 2.)
(@14
2.)
(@16
2.)
(@18
8.)
Derived variable: The weight is the inclusion probalility as described in the paragraph “Weights” under “Sample design” The weight is the value divided by 10000.
SECTION 2 (CHILDREN) Filename: CHILDREN NOTES: This file includes information for all children of all women who have ever given birth. Only live births were recorded, excluding still births and children adopted by the mother. Unique Number (UQNR) Unique household identifier (9 digits) (@1 9.)
Person no (PERSONNR) (@10 2.) FLAP Column heading. The respondent number of the mother. Valid range: 1-18 Note: The first two variables (eleven digits) together create a unique person identifier which can be used to link individual information in this file with individual information in other files. Birth order (Q2_4CHIL) (@12 2.) Q2.4 List of children (from the eldest to the youngest). Note 1: The line number, which represents the birth order, was recorded. Note 2: UQNR, PERSONNR and this variable together create a unique 13-digit identifier for every birth recorded. Valid range: 1-15
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Gender of child (Q2_5GEND) Q2.5 Is/was the child a boy/girl? Valid range: 1-2 Date of birth (Q2_6BIRT) Q2.6 Date of birth
(@14
1.)
(@15
8.)
Valid range:
Year of birth: 1900-1988 Month of birth: 1-12 Day of birth: 1-31 Place born (Q2_7BIRT) Q2.7 Where was the child born? Valid range: 1-3 Birth registered (Q2_8REGI) Q2.8 Was the birth registered? Valid range: 1-2 Reason if not registered (Q2_9RSNN) Q2.9 If not registered, why? Valid range: 1-3 Child alive (Q2_10STI) Q2.10 Is the child still alive? Valid range: 1-2 Child part of household (Q2_11LIV) Q2.11 If alive: Is the child currently living with this household? Valid range: 1-2 Age if alive (Q2_12AGE) Q2.12 If alive: How old is he/she Valid range: 0-99 Age when died (Q2_13AGE) Q2.13 If dead: How old was the child when he/she died? Valid range: 0-99 Q2.14 Respondent No (Q2_14RES) For office use only: Person number according to flap Valid range: 1-25 (@23 1.)
(@24
1.)
(@25 1.)
(@26 1.)
(@27 1.)
(@28 2.)
(@30 2.)
(@32
2.)
Weight (WEIGHT ) (@34 8.) Derived variable: The weight is the inclusion probability as described in the paragraph “Weights” under “Sample design” The weight is the value divided by 10000. SECTION 3 (WORKERS) Filename: WORKER NOTES: This file contains a record for all individuals aged 15 years or older
Unique Number (UQNR) Unique household identifier (9 digits) Person no(PERSONNR)) FLAP Column heading Valid range: 1-27
(@1
9.)
(@10
2.)
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Note: The first two variables (eleven digits) together create a unique person identifier which can be used to link individual information in this file with individual information in other files. Gender (B_GENDER) FLAP B. Gender Valid range: 1-2 Age (C_AGE) FLAP C. Age in completed years (Less than 1 year=0) Valid range: 15-99 Population group (D_RACE) FLAP D. How would (the person) describe himself/herself? Valid range: 1-6 Highest education level (Q1_10HIG) Q1.10 What is the highest level of education that (the person) has completed? (@12 1.)
(@13
2.)
(@15
1.)
(@16
2.)
Valid range: 0-13
Highest qualification (Q1_12BHI) (@18 1.) Q1.12 If “Yes”, what is the highest qualification he/she has? Note: This question was open-ended and thus post-coded using the TERTIARY EDUCATION: LEVEL OF STUDY code list. Valid range: 1-8 Worked past 7 days (Q3_1WRKP) (@19 Q3.1 During the past 7 days, did (the person) do work for pay, profit or family gain? For example formal work for a salary, wage or profit informal work such as making things for sale, selling things or providing a service work on a farm or land, whether for a wage or as part of the household‟s farming activities casual work Valid range: 1-4 1.)
Job although absent (Q3_2AHAV) (@20 1.) Q3.2 During the past 7 days, did (the person) actually have a full time, part time, or casual job even though he/she was absent from work? Valid range: 1-2 Reason no job (Q3_2BCAT) Q3.2 If „No‟, in which of the following categories does (the person) fall? Valid range: 3-10 Reason absent from work (Q3_3RSNN) Q3.3 Why did (the person) not work during the past week? Valid range: 1-12 Work past year (Q3_4AWRK) Q3.4 During the past year did (the person) work for pay, profit or family gain, for example formal work for a salary, wage or profit informal work such as making things for sale, selling things or providing a service work on a farm or land, whether for a wage or as part of household‟s farming activities casual work Valid range: 1-2 When last worked (Q3_4BTIM) Q3.4 How long ago was it since (the person) worked? Valid range: 3-5 (@21 2.)
(@23
2.)
(@25
1.)
(@26
1.)
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Hours worked (Q3_5AHOU) Q3.5a How many hours did (the person) actually work during the past 7 days? Valid range: 001-168 Hours usually worked (Q3_5BUSU) Q3.5b How many hours per week does (the person) usually work? Valid range: 001-168
(@27
3.)
(@30
3.)
Like more work (Q3_6MORE) (@33 Q3.6 Would (the person) like to work more hours? Note: This question was only asked in respect of people who worked 34 hours or fewer per week Valid range: 1-2 Time leave home (Q3_7LEAV) Q3.7 What time does (the person) usually leave home for work? Valid range: 0000-2350 Note: The time is reflected according to the 24 hour clock (@34
1.)
4.)
Time arrive work (Q3_8ARRI) Q3.8 What time does (the person) usually get to his/her place of work? Valid range: 0000-2350 Note: The time is reflected according to the 24 hour clock
(@38
4.)
Where does the person work (Q3_9WRKP) (@42 8.) Q3.9 Where does (the person) work? Note: This question provided space for write-in of town/place name, magisterial district, province and country. It was post-coded using the MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT and COUNTRY code lists. (See elsewhere in documentation for codes). The coding was done on three levels: Provincial level Magisterial district level Country level i.e. PMMCCCCC Where: P = Province (Valid range: 1-9) MM = Magisterial district (Valid range: 101-931) CCCCC = Country (Valid range: 00001-09299
Transport (Q3_10AMA) (@50 2.) Q3.10 Which is the main type of transport that (the person) uses to get to and from work? (main = longest distance) Valid range: 1-12 Owner of transport (Q3_10BOW) Q3.10 Who owns this transport? Valid range: 1-4 Type of employment (Q3_11WRK) Q3.11 Who does (the person) work for? Valid range: 1-3 How many employers (Q3_12NRE) Q3.12 If (the person) is working for someone else does he/she work for: (options provided) Valid range: 1-2 Industry of employee (Q3_14FIR) Q3.13 What is the name of (the person‟s) employer (firm, institution or private individual)? Q3.14 What is the main activity of (the person‟s) firm, institution or private employer? (@52 1.)
(@53
1.)
(@54
1.)
(@55
3.)
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Note: These questions were both write-in. The responses were post-coded to three digits on the basis of the International Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (ISIC) 1993 (see elsewhere in documentation for codes). Valid range: 010-990 Occupation of employee (Q3_15OCC) (@58 4.) Q3.15 What kind of work is (the person) doing at his/her main job? Note: This question was write-in and post-coded to four digits on the basis of the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO 88) (see elsewhere in documentation for codes). Valid range: 1110-9390 and 0810-0850 Employment start date (Q3_16STA) (@62 6.) Q3.16 When did (the person) start working with the employer mentioned above (firm, institution or private individual) State year and month Valid range: Employment start year: 1910-1998 Employment start month: 1-12 Missing value: Employment start year: 1900 Union membership (Q3_17TRA) Q3.17 Is (the person) a member of a trade union? Valid range: 1-2 (@68 1.)
Employment sector (Q3_18EMP) (@69 1.) Q3.18 If working for someone else is this employment (main employment) in the: (options provided) Valid range: 1-2 Income of employee (Q3_19AEM) (@70 6.) Q3.19 What is (the person‟s) total salary/pay including overtime and bonus) at the main job (before any deductions) Note 1: This question asked for the actual amount, for the period of payment and in which of 14 brackets the amount fell. The next two variables record the period and bracket. Note 2: This question was write-in. Valid range: 1-370000 Time period of payment (Q3_19BEM) (@76 1.) Q3.19 What is (the person‟s) total salary/pay including overtime and bonus) at the main job (before any deductions) Valid range: 1-3 Income bracket (Q3_19CEM) (@77 2.) Q3.19 What is (the person‟s) total salary/pay including overtime and bonus) at the main job (before any deductions) Valid range: 1-14 Additional work (Q3_20WRK) (@79 1.) Q3.20 In the past 7 days or the past year, did (the person) also do any work for him/herself, such as making things for sale, selling things or providing a service? Valid range: 1-2 Industry of self-employed (Q3_21EMP) (@80 3.) Q3.21 What is the main activity of (the person) or his/her business? Note: The question was write-in. Industry was post-coded to three digits on the basis of the International Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (ISIC) 1993 (see elsewhere in documentation for codes). Valid range: 010-990 Occupation of self-employed (Q3_22EMP) (@83 4.) Q3.22 Describe the work (the person) does/did for him/herself or for his/her business? Note: This question was write-in. Occupation was post-coded to four digits on the basis of the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO 88). (see elsewhere in documentation for codes). Valid range: 1110-9390 and 0810-0850
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Sector (Q3_23BUS) (@87 1.) Q3.23 Now I would like to determine whether (the person‟s) job/business is/was formal (registered) or informal (unregistered)… Do you consider your work/business to be formal or informal? Note: The ellipsis indicates a paragraph which the interviewer was required to read out, explaining different types of registration and nothing that “many small businesses do not register” Valid range: 1-2 VAT number (Q3_24VAT) Q3.24 Does/did (the person) have a VAT number: Valid range: 1-2 (@88 1.)
Months of operation (Q3_25MON) (@89 2.) Q3.25 For how many months during the past 12 months has/was (the person‟s) business/enterprise operated? Valid range:1-12 Income of self-employed (Q3_26ASE) (@91 6.) Note: This question was write-in. Q3.26 What is/was (the person‟s) total income/turnover (before deducting expenses) from his/her own activities/business? Note: This question asked for the actual amount, for the period of payment and in which of 16 brackets the amount fell. The answers to the latter two questions are recorded in the variables which follow. Valid range: 2-615000 Time period of payment (Q3_26BSE) (@97 1.) Q3.26 What is/was (the person‟s) total income/turnover (before deducting expenses) from his/her own activities/business? Valid range: 1-3 Income bracket (Q3_26CSE) (@98 2.) Q3.26 What is/was (the person‟s) total income/turnover (before deducting expenses) from his/her own activities/business? Valid range: 1-16 Expenditure on goods (Q3_27AGO) (@100 6.) Expenditure on remuneration (Q3_27BWA) (@106 6.) Other expenditure (Q3_27COT) (@112 6.) Q3.27 How much money did (the person) spend on the following items in order to earn his/her total income during the last month that (the person) worked? Goods/materials Salaries/Wages/Commissions Other expenses Valid range: 1-500000 Unpaid employees (Q3_28ANR) (@118 4.) Paid employees (Q3_28BNR) (@122 4.) Q3.28 How many people are/were working for (the person) (including unpaid family workers) during the last month that he/she worked? Valid range: 1-1250 Health problems related to work (Q3_29AHL) (@126 1.) Q3.29 Have you stayed away from work during the past 12 months due to any health problems related to your work? Valid range: 1-2 Type of health problem (Q3_29BTY) Q3.29 If “Yes”, what was the health problem? Valid range: 1-11 (@127 2.)
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Health worse because of work (Q_30AWH) (@129 1.) Q3.30 Have you stayed away from work during the past 12 months due to any health problems that became worse due to work? Valid range: 1-2 Type of aggravated health problem (Q3_30BWT) Q3.30 If “Yes”, what was the health problem? Valid range: 1-11 (@130 2.)
Work category (Q3_31JOB) (@132 1.) Q3.31 From what I have been told so far, I just want to make sure in which of the following categories (the person) falls Valid range: 1-3 Acceptance of job (Q3_32AAC) (@133 1.) Q3.32 Since (the person) did not work for the past 7 days and does not have any job, if a suitable job is offered, will he/she accept it? Valid range: 1-2 When can start work (Q3_32BST) Q3.32 If „Yes‟, how soon can (the person) start work? Valid range: 3-5 Time seeking work (Q3_33TIM) Q3.33 How long has (the person) been seeking work? Valid range: 1-5 Work seeking first action (Q3_34AWH) Work seeking second action (Q3_34BWH) Work seeking third action (Q3_34CWH) Q3.34 In the past 4 weeks, what has (the person) done to find work? Note: Up to three workseeking activities were recorded in respect of any one individual. Valid range: 1-9 Any previous work (Q3_35WRK) Q3.35 Has (the person) ever worked in the past for pay, profit or family gain? Valid range: 1-2 (@134 1.)
(@135 1.)
(@136 1.) (@137 1.) (@138 1.)
(@139 1.)
Previous occupation (Q3_36LST) (@140 4.) Q3.36 What was (the person‟s) last occupation (nature of work)? Note: The question was write-in. Occupation was post-coded to four digits on the basis of the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO 88). Valid range: 1110-9390 and 0810-0850 Reason not worked (Q3_37NOT) Q3.37 Why did (the person) not work during the past 7 days? Valid range: 1-11 Means of support (Q3_38SUP) Q3.38 How does (the person) support him/herself? Valid range: 2-9 (@144 2.)
(@146 1.)
Education Level (EDUCAT) (@147 2.) Derived variable: Derived from Highest school standard passed and the Highest Qualification. Valid range: 0-16. Values: 0=None 1=Grade 0 2=Grade 1 3=Grade 2 4=Grade 3, std 1 20
5=Grade 4, std 2 6=Grade 5, std 3 7=Grade 6, std 4 8=Grade 7, std 5 9=Grade 8, std 6
10=Grade 9, std 7
11=Grade 10, std 8
12=Grade 11, std 9
13=Grade 12, std 10 14=Diploma with Grade 12 or lower 15=Diploma with Grade 13 16=Degree and higher Economic sector (INDUST) (@149 2.) Derived variable: Derived from Industry of employee or, if this is missing or not applicable, Industry of self-employed. Valid range: 01-11, 66 and 90 Values: 01=Industry codes 100-199 (Agriculture) 02=Mining codes 200-299 (Mining) 03=Industry codes 300-399 (Manufacturing) 04=Industry codes 400-499 (Utilities) 05=Industry codes 500-599 (Construction) 06=Industry codes 600-699 (Trade) 07=Industry codes 700-799 (Transport) 08=Industry codes 800-899 (Finance) 09=Industry codes 900-999 (Services) 10=Industry code 010 (Domestic Services) 11=Industry codes 020 and 030 exterritorial organisations and foreign governments 66=Industry codes 060 not elsewhere classified 90= Industry code 090 not adequately defined Occupation (OCCUP) (@151 2.) Derived variable: Derived from Occupation of employee or, if this is missing or not applicable, Occupation of selfemployed. Valid range: 00-11 Values: 01=Occupation codes 1000-1999 (Managers) 02=Occupation codes 2000-2999 (Professionals) 03=Occupation codes 3000-3999 (Semi-professionals Technicians) 04=Occupation codes 4000-4999 (Clerks) 05=Occupation codes 5000-5999 (Salesperson and skilled service workers) 06=Occupation codes 6000-6999 (Skilled agricultural workers) 07=Occupation codes 7000-7999 (Artisans) 08=Occupation codes 8000-8999 (Operators) 09=Occupation codes 9000-9999 excluding code 9131 (Elementary, routine workers) 11=Occupation code 9131 (Domestic worker)
Official employment status (STATUS1)
(@153 1.)
Derived variable: Derived from a logical series of steps involving Worked past 7 days, Job although absent, Work category, Reason absent from work, Acceptance of job, Time to start work, Work seeking action. Note: The difference between this and the following variable is that, to qualify as unemployed, a person needs to be willing to accept work within a week and have taken action to find work during the past month. If these conditions are not satisfied, the person is classified as not economically active. Valid range: 0-2 Values: 1=Employed 2=Unemployed 21
0=Not economically active Expanded employment status (STATUS2) (@154 1.)
Derived variable: Derived from a logical series of steps involving Worked past 7 days, Job although absent, Work category, Reason absent from work, Acceptance of job, Time to start work.
Note: See official employment status Valid range: 0-2 Values: 1=Employed 2=Unemployed 0=Not economically active Province (PROV) Derived variable: First digit of unique household identifier. Valid range: 1-9 1. Western Cape 2 Eastern Cape 3 Northern Cape 4 Free State 5 KwaZulu-Natal 6 North West 7 Gauteng 8 Mpumalanga 9 Northern Province Rural/urban (EATYPE) (@155 1.)
(@156 1.)
Valid range: 1-2 : 1=urban; 2=rural Enumeration area type is a classification of EAs according to (human) settlement. There were two principles guiding the assignment of an EA to a particular class or type. The first one was the EAs specific geographical location. The second principle was the kind of dwellings that were most common within the EA. These two principles led to locational and settlement types as follows: Urban - EAs within municipal or local authority boundaries. These can be further classified as: * Ordinary town or city area as well as vacant areas. Various formal structures can be found, e.g. houses, blocks of flats and businesses. * Area with mainly informal dwellings (so-called 'squatter areas').
* Area with mainly hostels, e.g. mine, factory and municipal hostels. * Area with mainly institutions e.g. prisons and hospitals.
Rural - EAs with population concentrations adjacent to a municipal border (an EA must have one common boundary with the municipal border) and EAs situated in rural areas (not sharing A common boundary with a proclaimed urban municipal area). These can be further classified as:
* Semi-town (i.e., a town without a local authority) with predominantly formal dwellings.
* Area with mainly informal dwellings.
* Area with mainly hostels. * Area with mainly institutions.
* Semi-town (i.e. a town without a local authority) with predominantly formal dwellings such as mining, and industrial towns where housing for employees is provided by employers. * Village/settlement without a local authority and which is not situated within a tribal area and with formal and semi-formal dwellings such as houses, huts and rondavels.
* Tribal authority area with villages. * Area with mainly informal dwellings. * Area with mainly hostels. * Area with mainly institutions. 22
* Area with farms, agricultural holdings, holiday resorts, agricultural schools and colleges. * Tribal authority area outside of villages. Individual weight (PERSWGT) (@157 8.)
Derived variable: Based on projected population estimates for October 1998 by population group, gender, age group and province. The weight is the value divided by 10000.
SECTION 5 (MIGRANT WORKERS) Filename: MIGRANT NOTES: This file only includes data for households with response 1=Yes to: Q5.1 Are there any persons who are usually regarded as members of this household, but who were away for a month or more in the last year because they are migrant workers? (A migrant worker is someone who is absent from home for more than a month each year to work or seek work) For these households, there is one record for each migrant recorded for the household. Unique Number (UQNR) Unique household identifier (9 digits) (@1 9.)
Migrant no (MIGRANTN) (@10 1.) SECTION 5 Column heading Valid range: 1-6 Note: This variable added to the unique household identifier (UQNR) creates a unique migrant identifier. SECTION 5: Status in household (Q5_3HEAD) Q5.3 Is this person regarded as: Valid range: 1-2 Gender (Q5_4GEND) Q5.4 Gender? Valid range: 1-2 (@11 1.)
(@12
1.)
Occupation (Q5_5OCCU) (@13 4.) Q5.5 What kind of work is (the person) doing as a migrant worker? Note: Note: This question was write-in and post-coded to four digits on the basis of the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO 88). Valid range: 0810-0850 and 1110-9390 Education (Q5_6HIGH) (@17 2.) Q5.6 What is the highest school class/standard that (the person) completed? Note: Note: This question was write-in and post-coded using the LEVEL OF SCHOOL EDUCATION code list. Valid range: 0-13 Certificate, diploma or degree (Q5_7ACER) (@19 1.) Q5.7 Does (the person) have a technical or artisan certificate, diploma or degree, completed at an educational institution? Valid range: 1-3 Highest qualification (Q5_7BHIG) (@20 1.) Q5.7a If “Yes”, what is the highest qualification he/she has? Note: This question was write-in and post-coded using the TERTIARY EDUCATION: LEVEL OF STUDY code list. Valid range: 1-8 Field of study (Q5_7CSTU) (@21 2.) Q5.7b What is (the person‟s) main field of study? Note: This question was write-in and post-coded using the TERTIARY EDUCATION: FIELD OF STUDY code list. Valid range: 01-15 23
Money given to household (Q5_8MONE) (@23 Q5.8 How much money, if any, has (the person) given to this household during the past 12 months? Valid range: 2-708092
6.)
Where does/did the person work (Q5_9WRKP) (@29 8.) Q5.9 Where does (the person) work? Note: This question provided space for write-in of town/place name, magisterial district, province and country. It was post-coded using the MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT and COUNTRY code lists. (See elsewhere in documentation for codes). The coding was done on three levels: Provincial level Magisterial district level Country level i.e. PMMCCCCC Where: P = Province (Valid range: 1-9) MM = Magisterial district (Valid range: 101-931) CCCCC = Country (Valid range: 00001-09299 Industry (Q5_10IND) (@37 3.) Q5.10 What is the main activity of (the person‟s) firm, institution or private employer? Note: This question was write-in and post-coded to three digits on the basis of the International Standard Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (ISIC) 1993 (see elsewhere in documentation for codes). Valid range: 010-990 Frequency of home visits (Q5_11COM) Q5.11 How often does (the person) come home? Valid range: 1-7 (@40 1.)
Weight (HHWGT)
(@41
8.)
Derived variable: The weight is the inclusion probability as described in the paragraph “Weights” under “Sample design” The weight is the value divided by 10000. SECTION 6 (DEATHS) Filename: DEATHS NOTES: This file only includes data for households with response 1=Yes to: Q6.1 Were there any deaths in this household since 1 January 1997? For these households, the file contains one record for each recorded death.
Unique Number (UQNR))
Unique household identifier (9 digits)
(@1 (@10
9.) 1.)
Number of deaths (Q6_2DEAT)
Q6.2 Name/relationship? Note 1: The line number rather than the name itself is recorded. Note 2: UQNR and this variable together create a unique 12-digit identifier for every death recorded. Valid range: 1-4
Gender of deceased (Q6_3GEND)
Q6.3 Gender? Valid range: 1-2
(@11
1.)
Age of deceased (Q6_4AGE)
Q6.4 Age (years) Note: Less than 1 year=0 Valid range: 0-99
(@12
2.)
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Month of death (Q6_5ADEA)
Q6.5(a) Give month of death since 1/1/97 Valid range: 1-12
(@14
2.)
Year of death (Q6_5BDEA)
Q6.5(b) Give year since 1/1/97 of death Valid range: 97-98
(@16
2.)
Death registration (Q6_6REGI)
Q6.6 Was the death registered? Valid range: 1-2
(@18
1.)
Reason not registered (Q6_7RSNN)
Q6.7 If not registered, why? Valid range: 1-3
(@19
1.)
Cause of death (Q6_8DEAT)
Q6.8 Indicate whether the death was due to: (options provided) Valid range: 1-4
(@20
1.)
Weight (HHWGT) (@21 8.) Derived variable: The weight is the inclusion probability as described in the paragraph “Weights” under “Sample design” The weight is the value divided by 10000.
SECTION 7 (MIGRATION OF HEAD) Filename: MIGRATION NOTES: This section was only completed for the Head/Acting head of the household. This file only includes data for households with response 2=No to: Q7.1Have you lived here since birth? For these households, the file contains four records for each household. Each of the records relates to responses in respect of residence at particular periods as specified in Q7.2 to Q7.5 and recorded in Resident (Q7ARESTY).
Unique Number (UQNR)
Unique household identifier (9 digits)
(@1 (@10
9.) 1.)
Residence (Q7ARESTY)
Q7.2 Present residence Q7.3 Previous residence (before 7.2) Q7.4 Previous residence (before 7.3) Q7.4 Residence at birth This variables specifies which of the four records for a particular household this represents. Valid range: 1-4 The following variables are the same for everyone of the mentioned residence types:
Name of place (Q7BPLACE)
Name of place; Nearest town/city; Magisterial district; Province; Country Note: This question was write-in and post-coded to eight digits using the PLACE NAME or COUNTRY code lists. (See elsewhere in documentation for codes). The coding was done on three levels: Provincial level Magisterial district level Place name level i.e. PMMPPPPP Where: P = Province (Valid range: 1-9)
(@11
8.)
25
MM = Magisterial district (Valid range: 101-931) PPPPP = Place names See place name code list.
Type of place (Q7CTYPEP)
Type of place Valid range: 1-7
(@19
1.)
Date of arrival (Q7DARRIV)
(@20
5.)
Date of arrival Note: This question was write-in. If the residence was also the birth place, it was recorded by the fieldworker as „BIRTH‟. Valid range: 1907-1998-and BIRTH
Main reason for leaving previous residence (Q7ERSNMO)
Main reason for leaving previous place of residence. Valid range: 1-9
(@25
1.)
Weight (WEIGHT) (@26 8.) Derived variable: The weight is the inclusion probability as described in the paragraph “Weights” under “Sample design” The weight is the value divided by 10000.
SECTION 8 (DOMESTIC WORKERS) Filename: DOMESTIC NOTES: This file only includes data for households with response 1=Yes to: Q8.1 Did this household make use of a domestic worker during the past month? For these households, the file contains one record per type of domestic worker for each type for which the household records at least one worker of that type. All hour and rand amounts are monthly
Unique Number (UQNR)
Unique household identifier (9 digits)
(@1 (@10
9.) 1.)
Type of domestic workers (Q8AWORKE)
Q8.2 Type of domestic workers Note: This variable, added to the unique household identifier (UQNR) will give a unique domestic worker identifier. Valid range: 1-6
Number of domestic workers (Q8BTOTWO)
Q8.2 Number of domestic workers Valid range: 1-25
(@11
2.)
Hours worked (Q8CHOURS)
Q8.2 Total number of hours usually worked per month Valid range: 2-960
(@13
3.)
Cash wage (Q8DCASHW)
Q8.2 Cash wage, including transport allowance Valid range: 20-32000
(@16
6.)
Contributions to funds (Q8ECONTR)
Q8.2 Contributions to personnel funds (such as pension and medical aid) Valid range: 2-5000
(@22
6.)
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Free food (Q8FFREEF)
Q8.2 Estimated value of free food Valid range: 5-6000
(@28
6.)
Accommodation (Q8GFREES)
Q8.2 Estimated value of free accommodation Valid range: 10-15000
(@34
6.)
Free other (Q8HFREEO)
Q8.2 Free clothing, health care etc Valid range: 5-15000
(@40
6.)
Weight (WEIGHT) (@46 8.) Derived variable: The weight is the inclusion probability as described in the paragraph “Weights” under “Sample design” The weight is the value divided by 10000.
SECTION 9 (HOUSEHOLDS) Filename: HOUSE
Unique Number (UQNR)
Unique household identifier (9 digits)
(@1 (@10
9.) 1.)
Population group (D_RACE)
FLAP D. How would (the person) describe himself/herself? Note: The value is taken from the data for the Head of the household Valid range: 1-6
No of dwellings (Q9_1DWEL)
Q9.1 How many dwellings does this household occupy on this particular site? Valid range: 1-5 Type of dwelling (Q9_2AMAI)
(@11
1.)
(@12
2.)
Type of dwelling (Q9_2BOTH)
(@14
2.)
Q9.2 Indicate the type of main dwelling and other dwelling(s) that the household occupies? Note: The questionnaire states that more than one type can be marked for “other” dwellings. However, only one “other” type was recorded in the data for each household. Valid range: 1-12
Main roof material (Q9_3AROO)
Q9.3 What is the main material used for the roof of the (main) dwelling? Valid range: 2-9; 11+12
(@16
2.)
Main wall material (Q9_3BWAL)
Q9.3 What is the main material used for the walls of the (main) dwelling? Valid range: 1-8; 10-12
(@18
2.)
Number of rooms (Q9_4ROOM)
Q9.4 What is the total number of rooms in the dwelling(s) that the household occupies? Note: Rooms excludes bathrooms and toilets. Valid range: 1-93
(@20
2.)
Ownership (Q9_5HHOW)
(@22
1.)
Q9.5 If this dwelling (main dwelling, if more than one) owned by the household (even if not yet fully paid)? Valid range: 1-2
Payment of rent (Q9_6PAYR)
Q9.6 Are you required to pay rent for the dwelling(s)? Note: This question was only addressed to households which did not own their dwelling.
(@23
1.)
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Valid range: 1-2
Rent amount (Q9_7RENT)
Q9.7 What was the rent that was charged last month? Valid range: 2-13950
(@24
6.)
Rent subsidised (Q9_8RENT)
Q9.8 Is the rent subsidised? Valid range: 1-3
(@30
1.)
Rent with furniture (Q9_9RENT)
Q9.9 Do you rent this dwelling with or without furniture? Valid range: 1-3
(@31
1.)
Dwelling owner (Q9_10WHO)
Q9.10 Is the dwelling owned by: (options specified) Valid range: 1-5
(@32
1.)
Ownership form (Q9_11AOW)
Q9.11 Is this ownership: (options specified) Note: This question was asked only of households that owned their dwellings. Valid range: 1-3
(@33
1.)
Sectional title levy (Q9_11BPA)
Q9.11 If „Sectional title‟, what was the levy paid last month? Valid range:10-47200
(@34
6.)
Bond payment (Q9_12APA)
Q9.12 Is this household presently paying off a bond on the dwelling(s)? Valid range: 1-2
(@40
1.)
Bond amount (Q9_12BBO)
Q9.12b If „Yes‟, how much did you pay last month? Valid range:10-30000
(@41
6.)
Main water source (Q9_13WAT)
Q9.13 What is this household‟s main source of water? Valid range: 1-12
(@47
2.)
Distance from water source (Q9_14FAR)
(@49
1.)
Q9.14 If the water source is outside the dwelling(s), how far is the water source from the dwelling(s)? Valid range: 1-6
Payment for water (Q9_15PAY)
Q9.15 Does the household have to pay for its water? Valid range: 1-3
(@50
1.)
The amount paid for water (Q9_16AMT)
Q9.16 If the household has to pay for its water, how much does the household pay? Valid range: 1-3
(@51 1.)
Main energy source for cooking (Q9_17ACO)
Q9.17 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household – cooking? Note: For this and following two questions, “other” is recorded as 9. Valid range: 1-5; 7-9
(@52
1.)
Main energy source for heating (Q9_17BHE)
(@53
1.)
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Q9.17 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household – heating? Valid range: 1-5; 7-9
Main energy source for lighting (Q9_17CLI)
Q9.17 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household – lighting? Valid range: 1-3; 6 and 8 and 9
(@54
1.)
Main source of wood (Q9_18WOO)
(@55
1.)
Q9.18 From where does the household get its wood? Indicate the main source. Note: This question was only addressed to household‟s whose main source of fuel for cooking and/or heath was wood. Valid range: 1-6
Wood sufficiency (Q9_19WOO)
Q9.19 Is the wood obtained enough for normal household purposes? Valid range: 1-4
(@56
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Payment for wood (Q9_20PAY)
Q9.20 Does the household have to pay for the wood? Valid range: 1-3
(@57
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Fetching wood (Q9_21FET)
Q9.21 Does the household have to fetch wood? Valid range: 1-2
(@58
1.)
Distance from wood (Q9_22FAR)
Q9.22 How far is the wood if it has to be fetched? Valid range: 1-5
(@59
1.)
Toilet in dwelling (Q9_23TOI)
(@60
2.)
Q9.23 What type of toilet facility is available for this household? Note: Only one code could be circled, and thus only one of the three codes is applicable, for each household. The first digit of the code is used to indicate whether it is in the dwelling (1), on site (2), or off site (3). The second digit corresponds to the options on the questionnaire. Households with no toilet, or none of the specified types, are indicated by code 36 for no toilet off site. Valid range: Toilet in dwelling: 11+17 Toilet on site: 21-25+27 Toilet off site: 31-33+36
Shared toilet (Q9_24SHA)
Q9.24 Is the toilet facility shared with other households? Valid range: 1-2
(@62
1.)
Distance from toilet (Q9_25FAR) (@63 1.) Q9.25 If the toilet is not in the dwelling, how far is the nearest toilet facility to which the household has access? Valid range: 1-4
Removal of bucket toilet (Q9_26REM)
Q9.26 If the facility is a bucket toilet, how frequently is it removed? Valid range: 1-4
(@64
1.)
Refuse disposal (Q9_27REF)
Q9.27 How is the refuse or rubbish of this household disposed of? Valid range: 1-8
(@65
1.)
Cellular telephone (Q9_28CEL)
Q9.28 Does anyone in this household have a cellular telephone?
(@66
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Telephone in dwelling (Q9_29TEL)
Q9.29 Is there a telephone in this dwelling? (Please DO NOT include cellular telephones) Valid range: 1-2
(@67
1.)
Distance from telephone (Q9_30FAR)
(@68
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Q9.30 If there is no telephone in the dwelling(s), how many minutes do you have to travel to the nearest telephone you can use (by your usual means of transport)? Valid range: 1-6
Neighbourhood safety (Q9_31SAF)
Q9.31 How safe do you feel living in the neighbourhood where you live? Valid range: 1-4
(@69
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Dwelling safety (Q9_32SAF)
Q9.32 How safe do you feel in the dwelling where you live? Valid range: 1-4
(@70
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Change in safety (Q9_33SAF)
Q9.33 Do you feel safer, about the same, or less safe than you felt a year ago? Valid range: 1-3
(@71
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Victim of burglaries etc. (Q9_34HOU)
(@72
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Q9.34 In the past 12 months, has this household experienced any burglaries, robberies or housebreaking? Valid range: 1-2
Victim of murder (Q9_35MUR)
(@73
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Q9.35 During the past 12 months, has anyone been murdered while he/she was a member of this household? Valid range: 1-2
Street lighting (Q9_36STR)
Q9.36 Do you have any street lighting where you live? Valid range: 1-2
(@74
1.)
Afford to feed children (Q9_37NOF)
(@75
1.)
Q9.37 In the past year, was there ever a time when you could not afford to feed the children in the household? Valid range: 1-2 Not applicable (no children): 3
Satisfaction with life (Q9_38LIV)
(@76
1.)
Q9.38 Taking everything into account, how satisfied is this household with the way it lives these days? Valid range: 1-5
Things compared with previous year (Q9_39THI)
Q9.39 Compared to one year ago, how would you say things are for this household? Valid range: 1-3
(@77
1.)
Total expenditure: (Q9_40TOT)
(@78
6.)
Q9.40 How much money did this household spend in total, on all items (including food, clothing, housing, transport, medical care, etc), during the past month? Valid range: 7-200000
Food expenditure: (Q9_41FOO)
Q9.41 How much did the household spend on food during the past month? Valid range: 2-42000
(@84
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Unusual purchase past month: (Q9_42ACA)
(@90
1.)
Q9.42 Were there any unusual cash purchases (e.g. car, fridge, furniture, etc.) during the past month? Valid range: 1-2
Unusual purchase past year: (Q9_42BCA)
(@91
1.)
Q9.42 Were there any unusual cash purchases (e.g. care, fridge, furniture, etc.) during the past year? Note: The questionnaire did not indicate whether the past month expenditures recorded in the previous question were to be included when considering the past year. Valid range: 1-2
Unusual amount past month: (Q9_43AAM)
(@92
6.)
Q9.43 If there were any unusual cash purchases during the past month, how much did the household spend on them all together? Valid range: 2-100000
Unusual amount past year: (Q9_43BAM)
(@98
6.)
Q9.43 If there were any unusual cash purchases during the past year, how much did the household spend on them all together? Note: The questionnaire did not indicate whether the past month expenditure amount recorded in the previous question was to be included when considering the past year. Valid range: 1-600000
Usual medical help (Q9_44MED)
(@104 1.)
Q9.44 If anyone in this household gets ill or injured and decides to seek medical help, where do they usually go first? Valid range: 1-8
Distance from medical help (Q9_45FAR)
(@105 1.)
Q9.45 How far is the hospital/clinic/doctor/traditional healers where the household members usually go? Valid range: 1-5
Time to get to medical help (Q9_46TIM)
Q9.46 How long does it usually take to get there? Valid range: 1-5
(@106 1.)
Transport to health facility (Q9_47TRA)
(@107 1.)
Q9.47 What means of transport do the members of this household mainly use to get to the health facility? (mainly = longest distance) Valid range: 1-7
District of health facility (Q9_48HOS)
(@108 8.)
Q9.48 Where is this health care person/facility where household members usually go? Note: This question provided space for write-in of town/place name, magisterial district, province and country. It was post-coded using the MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT and COUNTRY code lists. (See elsewhere in documentation for codes).
The coding was done on three levels: Provincial level Magisterial district level Country level i.e. PMMCCCCC Where: P = Province (Valid range: 1-9) MM = Magisterial district (Valid range: 101-931) CCCCC = Country (Valid range: 00001-09299
Distance of social welfare (Q9_49FAR)
Q9.49 How far is the nearest social welfare service point? Valid range: 1-4
(@116 1.)
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Person (Q9_50RES)
(@117 2.)
Q9.50 Please indicate the respondent number of the person who answered the questions in this section. Valid range: 1-17
Province (PROV)
Derived variable: First digit of unique household identifier. Valid range: 1-9 1. Western Cape 2. Eastern Cape 3. Northern Cape 4. Free State 5. KwaZulu-Natal 6. North West 7. Gauteng 8. Mpumalanga 9. Northern Province
(@119 1.)
Rural/urban (EATYPE)
(@120 1.)
Derived variable: Enumeration area types 1-29 recorded as urban and enumeration area types 30-39 coded as rural. Values: 1=urban; 2=rural
Individual weight (HHWGT)
(@121 8.)
Derived variable: Weighted to (growth-adjusted) 1996 population Census on the basis of province and stratum.
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Particulars of the visiting point
Physical address of the visiting point: Suburb/village/settlement:
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City/town/farm/tribal authority: Magisterial district: (name) Magisterial district No: Enumerator area No: Visiting point No:
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Substitute visiting point No: (if applicable) ..................................................................................... Reason for substitution: (if applicable)
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Telephone number of enumerated household: (if any) ........................ Number of households at the enumerated visiting point: ..................................................................
Interview details
Name of Fieldworker: Date of interview:
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Name of Fieldwork Supervisor Date when checked:
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Interviewer: This section covers particulars of each person in the household The following information must be obtained in respect of every person who normally resides at least 4 nights a week in this household. Do not forget babies.
Person (Respondent number) Question Interviewer: Please make sure that you ask who the Head or Acting head of the household is. Look up the definition of the Head of Household in the fieldworker’s manual. A. First name or initials (Write down the name or initials of each member of the household, starting with the Head or Acting head) B. Gender 1 = Male 2 = Female C. Age in completed years (Less than 1 year = 0) Year of birth....................... D. Is (the person): 1 = African/Black 2 = Coloured 3 = Indian/Asian 4 = White 5 = Griqua 6 = Other 1 2 ............. 19......... 1 2 ............. 19......... 1 2 ............. 19......... 1 2 ............. 19......... 1 2 ............ . 19........ . 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 ............. 19......... 1 2 ............. 19......... 1 2 ............. 19......... 1 2 ............. 19......... 1 2 ............. 19......... 1 (Head/ Acting head) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Section 1
This section covers particulars of each person in the household
Interviewer: Start from the left (person No.1) and complete Section 1 (pages 2 to 10) for each person in the household separately. Circle the applicable code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Please ask who the head of household is (refer to the manual) 1.1 What is (each individual’s) relationship to (the person listed in column 1)? 1 = HEAD/acting head of household 2 = Husband/wife/partner 3 = Son/daughter/stepchild/adopted child 4 = Brother/sister 5 = Father/mother 6 = Grandparent 7 = Grandchild 8 = Other relative (e.g. in-laws or aunt/uncle) 9 = Non-related persons 1.2 Is (the person’s) own mother by birth still alive? 1 = Yes 2 = No 3 = Do not know 1.3 Is (the person’s) own father by birth still alive? 1 = Yes 2 = No 3 = Do not know (a) How many sisters born to the same mother has (the person) ever had (including those who now are dead)? (b) How many of those sisters ever reached age 15 (including those who now are dead)? (c ) How many of those sisters who ever reached age 15 are alive now? (d ) How many of those sisters who ever reached age 15 are now dead? (e ) How many of these dead sisters died during the time while they were pregnant,or during childbirth, or during the six weeks after the end of pregnancy? 10
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Section 1 (continued)
1 1.5 What is (the person’s) present marital status? 1 = Never married Go to 1. 9 2 = Married - civil 3 = Married - traditional (customary) 4 = Living together with partner 5 = Widower/widow 6 = Divorced/separated 1.6 If (the person) is married, give respondent number of spouse if he/she is part of the household (e.g. if respondent No.1 is married to respondent No.2, then write “2” in column 1 and “1” in column 2). 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 1 2 3 4 5 6
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Section 1 (continued)
1 ASK FOR EVERY PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD 1.10 What is the highest school class/standard that (the person) completed? If no schooling, or currently in sub A/Grd 1 write none” 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1.11 Does (the person) presently attend school, college, technikon or university? (This includes study by correspondence but excludes crèche and pre-school) 1 = Yes, full-time 2 = Yes, part-time 3 = No 1.12 Does (the person) have atechnical orartisan certificate, diploma or degree, completed at an educational institution (e.g. teachers diploma, BA degree or NTC 111) 1= Yes 2= No 3= Do not know If “Yes”, ? (a) What is the highest qualification he/she has specify e.g. BA, HED (b) What is (the person‟s) main field of study? (e.g plumbing, teaching, law etc)
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Section 1 (continued)
1 ASK FOR EVERY PERSON 7 YEARS OR OLDER WHO: - has never attended school OR - has dropped out of school (i.e. has not completed Std 10 and is not attending school) 1.13 Would (the person) wish to continue his/her education or training? 1 = Yes 2 = No 3 = Do not know If “Yes”, [Ask ] What prevents (the person) from continuing his/her education or training? (Circle the applicable code) 1 = Not enough money 2 = Distance from school/college, etc. 3 = Child care 4 = Other responsibilities towards the family 5 = Pregnancy during current education year 6 = Poor health 7 = Lack of facility for adult schooling 8 = Work commitments 9 = Other (specify in column) ASK FOR EVERY PERSON 6 YEARS OR YOUNGER 1.14 Which of the following institutions does (the person) attend? 1 = Pre-primary or reception class at primary school 2 = Grade one at a primary school 3 = Crèche / educare centre/pre-school 4 = Daymother / gogo 5 = None 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Section 1 (continued)
1 ASK FOR EVERY PERSON ATTENDING PRIMARY SCHOOL 1.15 Does (the person) get free food through the school feeding scheme? 1 = Yes 2 = No ASK FOR EVERY PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD PRIMARY HEALTH CARE 1.16 Has (the person) been ill during the past month ? 1 = Yes 2 = No 1.17 Has (the person) been injured during the past month? 1 = Yes 2 = No 1.18 Has (the person) been admitted to a hospital during the past month? 1 = Yes 2 = No If “Yes” [ask] Was the care received in the hospital satisfactory? 1= Yes 2= No 1.19 Does (the person) have access to a medical aid scheme? 1 = Yes 2 = No 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Section 1 (continued)
1 1.20 During the past month, did (the person) go to any health worker such as a nurse, doctor or traditional healer as a result of illness or injury? 1 = Yes 2 = No Go to 1.24 If “Yes”, indicate which type of health worker (Circle the applicable codes) 1 = Nurse 2 = Doctor 3 = Medical specialist 4 = Pharmacist/chemist 5 = Dentist 6 = Spiritual healer (church related) 7 = Traditional healer (Sangoma/Inyanga) 8 = Any other health care provider (including psychologist, physiotherapist, chiropractor, homeopath, optometrist) 9 = Community health worker 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Section 1 (continued)
1 ASK FOR ALL PERSONS WHO CONSULTED A HEALTH WORKER DURING THE PAST MONTH 1.21 If (the person) consulted a health worker, [Ask] Where did this consultation take place? 1 - 3 = Public sector (i.e. government, provincial or community institution) 1 = Hospital 2 = Clinic 3 = Other 4 -8 = Private sector (including private clinics, surgery, private hospitals and sangomas) 4 = Hospital 5 = Clinic 6 = Private doctor/specialist 7 = Traditional healer 8 = pharmacy/ chemist 9 = Health facility provided by employer 10 = other 1.22 How satisfied was (the person) with the care received from the health worker? 1= very satisfied 2= satisfied 3= slightly satisfied 4= Not at all satisfied 5= Do not know 1.23 How much did the household have to pay for this service? (If the service was free, write 00) R……… 1.24 Does (the person) smoke? 1 = Yes 2 = No 1 2 R……… 1 2 R……… 1 2 R……… 1 2 R……… 1 2 R……… 1 2 R……… 1 2 R……… 1 2 18 R……… 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Section 1 (continued)
1 ASK FOR EVERY PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD DISABILITY I am now going to ask about major disabilities experienced by any persons within the household. 1.25 Is (the person) limited in his/her daily activities ( at home, at work or at school) because of a long -term physical or mental condition ( lasting six months or more )? 1 = Yes 2 = No Go to the next person, If “last person” Go to Question 1.26 If “Yes”, describe the difficulty or difficulties that (the person) has? (circle each applicable code for each person) 1 = Seeing (even with glasses, if worn) 2 = Hearing ( even with hearing aid, if used) 3 = Communicating (talking, conveying information, listening) 4 = Moving (walking, climbing stairs) 5 = Standing (unable to stand for a short time) 6 = Grasping ( using fingers to grasp or handle objects) 7 = Intellectual (difficulty in learning, retardation) 8 = Emotional (Psychological, behavioural problems) 9 = Other (explain) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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1 ASK FOR EVERY PERSON IN THE HOUSEHOLD CRIME I am now going to ask about crimes which may have been experienced by some members of the household. 1.26 In the past 12 months has (the person) been a victim of any crime? 1 = Yes 2 = No Go to the next person, If “last person” Go to Section 2 If “ Yes ”, which of the following crimes has (the person) experienced? (circle each applicable code for each person) 1 = Mugging 2 = Rape 3 = Domestic violence (e.g child abuse, woman abuse) 4 = Abduction/kidnapping 5 = Car hijacking 6 = White collar crime (e.g. fraud, scam) 7 = Other (Specify in column) 1 2 3 4 5 6 ………… 1 2
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SECTION 2
This section covers information regarding births.
This section must be completed for all women who have ever given birth A separate form must be completed for each woman
Interviewer: Please read the instructions on this page before you start with Question 2.1. Record all live births starting with the first born. Do not include still births and children adopted by the mother. Remember to include children who have died and children who are not currently part of the household.
First name of woman (a): ....................................................................................................................... Respondent No: ............................
2.1 How many children (live births) have you ever given birth to? 2.2 How many of your children are still living? 2.3 How many children (live births) have you had in the past 12 months? Now let us talk about each of your children
2.4
List of children (from the eldest to the youngest ) Interviewer: Record twins on separate lines and mark with a bracket
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Is/Was the child a boy or a girl?
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All children Date of birth In what year, month and day was the child born?
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All children Where was the child born?
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All children Was the birth registered?
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If not registered Why? 1= far distance 2= lack of knowledge 3= Does not seem important
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All children Is the child still alive?
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If alive: Is the child currently living with this household?
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If alive: How old is he/she Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
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If dead How old was the Child when he/she died? Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
Name of child (optional) BIRTH ORDER
Boy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Girl 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
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In a in a Else Year Mon Day hos- clinic where pital 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Reasons for not Registering 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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Age in years
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Section 2 (continued)
This section covers information regarding births.
This section must be completed for all women who have ever given birth A separate form must be completed for each woman
Interviewer: Please read the instructions on this page before you start with Question 2.1. Record all live births starting with the first born. Do not include still births and children adopted by the mother. Remember to include children who have died and children who are not currently part of the household.
First name of woman (b): ....................................................................................................................... Respondent No: ............................
2.1 How many children (live births) have you ever given birth to? 2.2 How many of your children are still living? 2.3 How many children (live births) have you had in the past 12 months? Now let us talk about each of your children
2.4
List of children (from the eldest to the youngest ) Interviewer: Record twins on separate lines and mark with a bracket
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Is/Was the child a boy or a girl?
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All children Date of birth In what year, month and day was the child born?
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All children Where was the child born?
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All children Was the birth registered?
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If not registered Why? 1= far distance 2= lack of knowledge 3= Does not seem important
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All children Is the child still alive?
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If alive: Is the child currently living with this household?
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If alive: How old is he/she Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
2.13
If dead How old was the Child when he/she died? Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
Name of child (optional) BIRTH ORDER
Boy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Girl 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
In a in a Else Year Mon Day hos- clinic where pital 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Reasons for not Registering 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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Section 2 (continued)
This section covers information regarding births.
This section must be completed for all women who have ever given birth A separate form must be completed for each woman
Interviewer: Please read the instructions on this page before you start with Question 2.1. Record all live births starting with the first born. Do not include still births and children adopted by the mother. Remember to include children who have died and children who are not currently part of the household.
First name of woman (c): ....................................................................................................................... Respondent No: ............................
2.1 How many children (live births) have you ever given birth to? 2.2 How many of your children are still living? 2.3 How many children (live births) have you had in the past 12 months? Now let us talk about each of your children
2.4
List of children (from the eldest to the youngest ) Interviewer: Record twins on separate lines and mark with a bracket
2.5
Is/Was the child a boy or a girl?
2.6
All children Date of birth In what year, month and day was the child born?
2.7
All children Where was the child born?
2.8
All children Was the birth registered?
2.9
If not registered Why? 1= far distance 2= lack of knowledge 3= Does not seem important
2.10
All children Is the child still alive?
2.11
If alive: Is the child currently living with this household?
2.12
If alive: How old is he/she Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
2.13
If dead How old was the Child when he/she died? Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
Name of child (optional) BIRTH ORDER
Boy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Girl 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
In a in a Else Year Mon Day hos- clinic where pital 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Reasons for not Registering 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Age in years
Age at death in years
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Section 2 (continued)
This section covers information regarding births.
This section must be completed for all women who have ever given birth A separate form must be completed for each woman
Interviewer: Please read the instructions on this page before you start with Question 2.1. Record all live births starting with the first born. Do not include still births and children adopted by the mother. Remember to include children who have died and children who are not currently part of the household.
First name of woman (d): ....................................................................................................................... Respondent No: ............................
2.1 How many children (live births) have you ever given birth to? 2.2 How many of your children are still living? 2.3 How many children (live births) have you had in the past 12 months? Now let us talk about each of your children
2.4
List of children (from the eldest to the youngest ) Interviewer: Record twins on separate lines and mark with a bracket
2.5
Is/Was the child a boy or a girl?
2.6
All children Date of birth In what year, month and day was the child born?
2.7
All children Where was the child born?
2.8
All children Was the birth registered?
2.9
If not registered Why? 1= far distance 2= lack of knowledge 3= Does not seem important
2.10
All children Is the child still alive?
2.11
If alive: Is the child currently living with this household?
2.12
If alive: How old is he/she Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
2.13
If dead How old was the Child when he/she died? Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
Name of child (optional) BIRTH ORDER
Boy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Girl 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
In a in a Else Year Mon Day hos- clinic where pital 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Reasons for not Registering 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Age in years
Age at death in years
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Section 2 (continued)
This section covers information regarding births.
This section must be completed for all women who have ever given birth A separate form must be completed for each woman
Interviewer: Please read the instructions on this page before you start with Question 2.1. Record all live births starting with the first born. Do not include still births and children adopted by the mother. Remember to include children who have died and children who are not currently part of the household.
First name of woman (e): ....................................................................................................................... Respondent No: ............................
2.1 How many children (live births) have you ever given birth to? 2.2 How many of your children are still living? 2.3 How many children (live births) have you had in the past 12 months? Now let us talk about each of your children
2.4
List of children (from the eldest to the youngest ) Interviewer: Record twins on separate lines and mark with a bracket
2.5
Is/Was the child a boy or a girl?
2.6
All children Date of birth In what year, month and day was the child born?
2.7
All children Where was the child born?
2.8
All children Was the birth registered?
2.9
If not registered Why? 1= far distance 2= lack of knowledge 3= Does not seem important
2.10
All children Is the child still alive?
2.11
If alive: Is the child currently living with this household?
2.12
If alive: How old is he/she Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
2.13
If dead How old was the Child when he/she died? Interviewer: Record age in completed years less than 1 year = 0
Name of child (optional) BIRTH ORDER
Boy 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Girl 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
In a in a Else Year Mon Day hos- clinic where pital 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Reasons for not Registering 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Yes 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
No 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Age in years
Age at death in years
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Section 3
This section covers information regarding workers (formal and informal), the unemployed and persons who are not economically active. Interviewer: Start from the left (person No.1) and complete Section 3 (pages 16 to 31) for each person 15 years and older separately. Circle the applicable codes
Person (Respondent number) Question 1 (Head/ Acting head) ASK FOR ALL PERSONS 15 YEARS OR OLDER 3.1 During the past 7 days, did (the person) do work for pay, profit, or family gain, for example - formal work for a salary, wage or profit. - informal work such as making things for sale, selling things or providing a service. - work on a farm or land, whether for a wage or as part of the household‟s farming activities. - casual work 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 = Yes, Full time 2 = Yes, Part time 3 = Yes, Casual 4 = No Go to 3.2
Go to 3.5
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
1 2 3 4
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Section 3 (continued)
1 ASK FOR ALL PERSONS WHO DID NOT WORK DURING THE PAST 7 DAYS 3.2 During the past 7 days, did (the person) actually have a full time, part time or a casual job even though he/she was absent from work? 1 = Yes 2 = No Go to 3.3 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
If No , in which of the following categories does (the person) fall? 3 = Going to school/college/university, etc. 4 = Not working (but looking for work) 5 = Not working, not looking for work but available for work 6 = full time househusband/ housewife 7 = Retired (pensioner) 8 = Permanently unable to work 9 = Not working, not looking for work not available for work 10 = Other (specify in column) Go to 3.4
Go to 3.4
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ............... .
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .............. .
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...............
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...............
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ............. ..
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...............
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...............
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...............
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...............
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...............
Go to 3.37
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Section 3 (continued)
1 ASK EVERY PERSON WHO WAS ABSENT FROM WORK 3.3 Why did (the person) not work during the past week? 01 = Illness or injury related to work 02 = Illness or injury not related to work 03 = Strike or stay-away 04 = Bad weather 05 = Problems with transport 06 = Vacation, leave 07 = Study or training leave 08 = Maternity or paternity leave 09 = Off-season activity 10 = Unrest (violence) 11 = Temporarily laid off/Reduction in economic activity such as: lower production due to less demand; shortage of irrigation water or shortage of raw materials 12 = Other reason (specify in column) Go to 3.5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11
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Section 3 (continued)
1 ASK ALL PERSONS WHO DID NOT WORK DURING THE PAST 7 DAYS BECAUSE THEY DID NOT HAVE A JOB 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
3.4 During the past year did (the person) work for pay,
profit or family gain ? for example - formal work for a salary, wage or profit. - informal work such as making things for sale, selling things or providing a service. - work on a farm or land, whether for a wage or as part of the household‟s farming activities. - casual work 1 = Yes 1 2 = No Go to 3.31 2 If “Yes”, How long ago was it since (the person) last worked? 3 = less than 1 month 4 = 1 month - less than 6 months Go to 3.20 5 = 6 months - 1 year 3 4 5 3 4 5 3 4 5 3 4 5 3 4 5 3 4 5 3 4 5 3 4 5 3 4 5 . 3 4 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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Section 3 (continued)
1 ASK FOR ALL PERSONS WHO WERE EMPLOYED DURING THE PAST SEVEN DAYS 3.5 (a) How many hours did (the person) actually work during the past 7 days? (b) How many hours per week does (the person) usually work? If 35 hours or more, go to Question 3.7 Otherwise go to Question 3.6 3.6 Would (the person) like to work more hours? 1 = Yes 2 = No 3.7 What time does (the person) usually leave home for work? ........... 3.8 What time does (the person) usually get to his/her place of work? 3.9 Where does (the person) work? Town/place name Magisterial district ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 …….. ........... ……… ........... ……… .......... ……… ........... ……… ........... ……… ........... ……… ........... ……… ........... ……… ........... …….. ........... 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Province (new) Country (only if not RSA)
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Section 3 (continued)
1 3.10 Which is the main type of transport that (the person) uses to get to and from work? (main=longest distance) 01 = Bus 02 = Metered taxi 03 = Minibus taxi 04 = Train 05 = Bicycle 06 = Car 07 = Motorbike 08 = Truck/lorry 09 = Donkey cart/horseback/animal transport 10 = On foot 11 = Not applicable (e.g. working from home) 12 = Other (specify in column) Who owns this transport? 1 = Not applicable (working from home, travel on foot) 2 = Public transport (transport that anyone in the public can use, e.g. bus, train, taxi) 3 = Private transport (transport not available for the public, e.g. own car, lift club) 4 = Transport supplied by employer 1 2 3 3 4 4 3.11 Who does (the person) work for? 1 = Someone else (Go to 3.12) 2 = Him/herself (Go to 3.21) 3 = Both someone else and him/herself 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............... 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............ .. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............ .. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............... 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............... 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............... 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............... 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............... 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............... 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 ............... 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 2
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(Go to 3.12)
1 2 3
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1 2 3
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3.12 If (the person) is working for someone else does he/she work for 1= One employer 2 = More than one employer
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Section 3 (continued)
1 ASK ALL EMPLOYEES WHO WERE EMPLOYED DURING THE PAST 7 DAYS 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
3.13 What is the name of (the person‟s) employer (firm, institution
or private individual)? If employed by an individual, write private individual. If employed by more than one employer give the name of the main/usual employer.
3.14 What is the main activity of (the person‟s) firm,
institution or private employer? Note: Describe the activity in as much detail as possible 3.15 What kind of work is (the person) doing at his/her job? (If (the person) has more than one job, describe the main job where the employee spends most time) (Give a full description of the kind of work)
3.16 When did (the person) start working with the employer
mentioned above? ( firm, institution or private individual) (State year and month) Year Month 19.......... .......... .......... 3.17 Is (the person) a member of a trade union? 1 = Yes 2 = No .......... 19........ . 19......... . 19.......... .......... 19.......... .......... 19.......... .......... 19.......... .......... 19.......... .......... 19.......... .......... 19.......... ..........
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Section 3 (continued)
1 3.18 If working for someone else is this employment (main employment) in: 1= the formal sector 2= the informal sector (including domestic work) Note : Formal sector employment is where the employer ( institution, business or private individual) is registered to perform the activity. Informal sector employment is where the registration to perform the activity has not been done) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Section 3 (continued)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
ASK ALL EMPLOYEES WHO WERE EMPLOYED DURING THE PAST WEEK ncome from main job R………. 1 2 3 R………. 1 2 3 R………. 1 2 3 R………. 1 2 3 R………. 1 2 3 R………. 1 2 3 R………. 1 2 3 R………. 1 2 3 R………. 1 2 3 R………. 1 2 3
.19 What is (the person‟s) total salary/pay (including overtime and bonus) at the MAIN job (before any deductions) s this : = per day = per week = per month Note: refusal or don’t know then show the categories. Make sure the espondent points at the correct income column (weekly, monthly, nnually) on the show card and circle the applicable code.
Weekly Monthly 1 = None 2 = R1 - R200 3 = R201 - R500 4 = R501 - R1 000 5 = R1 001 - R1 500 6 = R1 501 - R2 500 7 = R2 501 - R3 500 8 = R3 501 - R4 500 9 = R4 501 - R6 000 10 = R6 001 - R8 000 11 = R8 001 - R11 000 12 = R11 001 - R16 000 13 = R16 001 - R30 000 14 = R30 001 or more. Annually 1 = None 2 = R1 - R2 400 3 = R2 401- R6 000 4 = R6 001 - R12 000 5 = R12 001 - R18 000 6 = R18 001 - R30 000 7 = R30 001 - R42 000 8 = R42 001 - R54 000 9 = R54 001 - R72 000 10 = R72 001 - R96 000 11 = R96 001 - R132 000 12 = R132 001 - R192 000 13 = R192 001 - R360 000 14 = R360 001 or more.
1 = None
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14
2 = R1 - R46
3 = R47 - R115
4 = R116 - R231 = R232 - R346 = R347 - R577
7 = R578 - R808
8 = R809 - R1 039
9 = R1 040 - R1 386
10 = R1 387 - R1 848
1 = R1 849 - R2 540
12 = R2 541 - R3 695
3 = R3 696 - R6 928
4 = R6 929 or more.
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Section 3 (continued)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
ASK ALL EMPLOYEES WHO WERE EMPLOYED DURING THE AST 7 DAYS AND ALL PERSONS WHO WORKED SOMETIME DURING THE PAST YEAR
.20 In the past 7 days or the past year, did (the person) do any work for him/herself , such as making things for sale, selling hings or providing a service? 1 = Yes (Go to 3.21) 2 = No (Go to 3.28)
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ASK ALL EMPLOYERS AND SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS
.21 Describe the work (the person) does/did for him/herself Note: Describe the type of work in as much detail as possible
.22 Now I would like to determine whether (the person‟s) ob/business is/was formal (registered) or informal unregistered).
READ OUT: here are several ways of registering a business such as, egistration at Registrar of companies, Commissioner of nemployment, South African medical and dental council or Commissioner of workmen’s compensation. Many small usinesses do not register at any of the above offices:
Now ask] Do you consider your work/business to be formal r informal? 1 = Formal 2 = Informal 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
.23 Does/did (the person) have a VAT number 1 = Yes 2 = No
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Section 3 (continued)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
ASK ALL EMPLOYERS AND SELF-EMPLOYED PERSONS
.24 For how many months during the past 12 months as/was (the person‟s) business/enterprise operated? ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...........
.25 What is/was (the person‟s) total income/turnover (before deducting expenses) from his/her own activities/ business ?
R……… 1 2 3
R……… 1 2 3
R………. 1 2 3
R……… 1 2 3
R……… 1 2 3
R……… 1 2 3
R……… 1 2 3
R………. 1 2 3
R……… 1 2 3
R……… 1 2 3
s this: = Weekly = Monthly = Annual Note: refusal or don’t know then show the categories. Make sure the espondent points at the correct income column (weekly, monthly, annually) on the show card and circle the applicable ategories.
Weekly Monthly 01 = None 02 = R1 - R200 03 = R201 - R500 04 = R501 - R1 000 05 = R1 001 - R1 500 06 = R1 501 - R2 500 07 = R2 501 - R3 500 08 = R3 501 - R4 500 09 = R4 501 - R6 000 10 = R6 001 - R8 000 11 = R8 001 - R11 000 12 = R11 001 - R16 000 13 = R16 001 - R30 000 14 = R30 001 - R45 000 15 = R45 001 - R60 000 Annually 01 = None 02 = R1 - R2 400 03 = R2 401- R6 000 04 = R6 001 - R12 000 05 = R12 001 - R18 000 06 = R18 001 - R30 000 07 = R30 001 - R42 000 08 = R42 001 - R54 000 09 = R54 001 - R72 000 10 = R72 001 - R96 000 11 = R96 001 - R132 000 12 = R132 001 - R192 000 13 = R192 001 - R360 000 14 = R360 001 - R540 000 15 = R540 001 - R720 000
0 1 = None
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15
02 = R1 - R46
03 = R47 - R115
04 = R116 - R231
05 = R232 - R346
06 = R347 - R577
07 = R578 - R808
08 = R809 - R1 039
09 = R1 040 - R1 386
10 = R1 387 - R1 848
11 = R1 849 - R2 540
12 = R2 541 - R3 695
13 = R3 696 - R6 928
14 = R6 929 - R10 393
5 = R10 394 - R13 857
3
6 = R13 858 or more
16 = R60 001 or more
16 = R720 001 or more
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Section 3 (continued)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
.26 How much money did (the person) spend on the following items in order to earn his/her total income during the last month that (the person) worked? Goods/materials Salaries/Wages/Commissions Other expenses R............. R............. . R............. . R........... . R........... . R........... . R.............. R.............. R.............. R............. R............. . R............. . R............. R............. R............. R.............. R.............. R.............. R............. . R............. . R............. . R............ R............ R............ R.............. R.............. R.............. R.............. R.............. R..............
.27 How many people are/were working for (the person) ncluding unpaid family workers) during the last month that e/she worked? Unpaid Number of employees: Paid ............... ............... ............. .. ............. ................. ................. ............... . ............... ................ ................ ................ ................ ............... . ............... ............... ............... ................. ................. ................. .................
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Section 3 (continued)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
ASK ALL PERSONS WHO WORKED ANY TIME DURING THE AST 12 MONTHS
.28 Have you stayed away from work during the past 12 months due to any health problems related to your work ? 1 Go to 3.30 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
1 = Yes 2 = No
“Yes”, what was the health problem? 01 = Upper respiratory illness (larynx, throat, nose, sinus) 02 = Lower respiratory illness (asthma, tuberculosis, pneumonia) 03 = Pneumoconiosis (lung disease due to dust exposure) 04 = Hearing loss due to work 05 = Upper limb disorders (disease/condition of arms) 06 = Lower limb disorders (disease/condition of legs) 07 = Other musculoskeletal conditions 08 = Skin diseases 09 = Headache/Eye strain 10 = Stress/depression 11 = Other reason (specify in column) “Yes”, to the above question, Go to 3.29
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ………..
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ………..
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ………..
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Section 3 (continued)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
ASK ALL PERSONS WHO WORKED ANY TIME DURING THE AST 12 MONTHS
.29 Have you stayed away from work during the past 12 months due to any health problems that became worse due to work ? 1= Yes 2 = No “Yes”, what was the health problem? 01 = Upper respiratory illness (larynx, throat, nose, sinus) 02 = Lower respiratory illness (asthma, tuberculosis, pneumonia) 03 = Pneumoconiosis (lung disease due to dust exposure) 04 = Hearing loss due to work 05 = Upper limb disorders (disease/condition of arms) 06 = Lower limb disorders (disease/condition of legs) 07 = Other musculoskeletal conditions 08 = Skin diseases 09 = Headache/Eye strain 10 = Stress/depression 11 = Other reason (specify in column) 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ………..
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ………..
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01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ………..
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01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ………..
.30 From what I have been told so far, I just want to make sure in which of the following categories (the person) falls. 1 = Worked during the past 7 days 2 = Has a job but was absent from work for some reason 3 = Other If “1” or “2” Section 3 is complete for (the person). Go to next person at the beginning of Section 3. If “last person”, go to Section 4. If “3” (Go to 3.31) 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
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Section 3 (continued)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
ASK ALL PERSONS 15 YEARS AND OLDER WHO DID NOT WORK DURING THE PAST 7 DAYS BECAUSE THEY DID NOT HAVE A JOB
3.31 Since (the person) did not work for the past 7 days and does not have any job; if a suitable job is offered, will he/she accept it? 1 = Yes 2 = No (Go to 3.36) “IF Yes” [Ask] How soon can (the person) start work? 3 = Within a week 4 = Within 2 weeks 5 = After 2 weeks
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3.32 How long has (the person) been seeking work? 1 = Less than a month 2 = 1 month - less than 6 months 3 = 6 months - less than 1 year 4 = 1 year - less than 3 years 5 = More than 3 years
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1 2 3 4 5
3.33 In the past 4 weeks, what has (the person) done to find
work? 1 = Nothing, but still wants work 2 = Nothing, wants work but already has a job to start at a definite date in the future 3 = Waited/ registered at employment agency/trade union 4 = Enquired at workplaces, farms, factories or called on other possible employers 5 = Placed/answered advertisement(s) 6 = Sought assistance from relatives or friends 7 = Looked for land, building, equipment or applied for permit to start own business or farming 8 = Sought/underwent training 9 = Waiting at the street side 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3.34 Has (the person) ever worked in the past for pay, profit
or family gain? 1 = Yes 2 = No (Go to 3.36) 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
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Section 3 (continued)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
.35 What was (the person‟s) last occupation (nature of work)
Note: Describe the nature of work in as much detail as possible
.36 Why did (the person) not work during the past 7 days 01 = Lack of skills or qualifications for available jobs 02 = Has found a job, but only starting at a definite date in the future 03 = Scholar or student, prefers not to work 04 = Housewife/homemaker, prefers not to work 05 = Retired and prefers not to seek formal work 06 = Illness, invalid, disabled or unable to work (handicapped) 07 = Too young or to old to work 08 = Seasonal worker, e.g. fruit picker, wool-shearer 09 = Cannot find suitable work (salary, location of work or conditions not satisfactory) 10 = Contract worker e.g. mine worker resting according to contract 11 = Other reason (specify in column)
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 ............ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
.37 How does (the person) support him/herself? 1 = Did odd jobs during the past week (Go back to 3.1) 2 = Supported by persons in the household 3 = Supported by relatives not in the household. 4 = Supported by persons not in the household 5 = Supported by charity, church, welfare, etc. 6 = Unemployment benefit fund 7 = Savings or money previously earned 8 = Old age or disability pension 9 = Other e.g. bursary, study loan any of the codes 2-9 in question 3.37 above is the answer: then, Section 3 is complete for this person. Go to the next person at the beginning of Section 3. last person : Go to Section 4.
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SECTION 4 This section must be answered by or for every member of the household
1 ASK FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE HOUSEHOLD During the past year (12 months) did (the person) get income from any of the following sources? Answer Yes or No, and if “ Yes”, state annual amount. 4.1 Old age pension from the state/government 1=Yes 2= No 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 2 R……….
1 2 R…..…..
1 2 R………..
1 2 R………..
1 2 R………..
1 2 R………..
1 2 R………..
1 2 R………..
1 2 R………..
1 2 R………..
4.2 Pension from his/her specific
work/retirement benefits 1= Yes 2= No 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……… 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………..
4.3 Disability grant
1= Yes 2= No
1 2 R………..
4.4 Worker‟s Compensation
1= Yes 2= No
1 2 R………..
4.5 State maintenance grant (for parents
or for children 1= Yes 2= No 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………..
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SECTION 4 (Continued)
1
4.6 Private maintenance by father/former spouse (not living in the household) 1= Yes 2= No
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
1 2 R……….
1 2 R……….
1 2 R……….
1 2 R……….
1 2 R……….
1 2 R……….
1 2 R……….
1 2 R……….
1 2 R……….
1 2 R……….
4.7 Care dependency grant ( Single care grant) 1=Yes 2= No
1 2 R……….
1 2 R…..….. 1 2 R……… 1 2 R………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R………. 1 2 R………..
4.8 Foster care grant 1= Yes 2= No
1 2 R………..
4.9 Unemployment Insurance Fund/Maternity benefit 1= Yes 2= No 4.10 Remittance/financial support from relatives/persons not in the household 1= Yes 2= No
1 2 R………..
1 2 R………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 …………. R………….
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 ………….... R…………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 ……….….. R..………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 ……………. R…………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 ……………. R…………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 ……………. R…………..
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 …………….. R……………
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 …………… R………….
1 2 R……….. 1 2 R……….. 1 2 …………… R………….
4.11 Gratuities/other lump sums 1= Yes 2= No
1 2 R………..
4.12 Other sources (Specify) 1= Yes 2= No If “Yes”, specify source and amount Source Amount
1 2 ……………. R…………..
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SECTION 5
This section covers information regarding migrant workers
5.1 Are there any persons who are usually regarded as members of this household, but who are away for a month or more because they are migrant workers? (A migrant worker is someone who is absent from home for more than a month each year to work or to seek work).
1
Yes
Go to 5.2
2
No
Go to Section 6
If Yes, please complete the following table for all the migrant workers. Migrant worker 1 5.2 First name 5.3 Is this person regarded as: 1 = Head of the household 2 = Other member of the household 5.4 Gender 1 = Male 2 = Female 5.5 What kind of work is (the person) doing as a migrant worker.
Migrant worker 2
Migrant worker 3
Migrant worker 4
Migrant worker 5
Migrant worker 6
1 2 1 2
1 2 1 2
1 2 1 2
1 2 1 2
1 2 1 2
1 2 1 2
(Describe the type of work in as much detail as possible)
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Section 5 (continued)
Migrant worker 1 5.6 What is the highest school class/standard that (the person) completed? If no schooling, or currently in sub A/Grd 1 write “none” Migrant worker 2 Migrant worker 3 Migrant worker 4 Migrant worker 5 Migrant worker 6
5.7 Does (the person) have a technical or artisan certificate, diploma or degree, completed at an educational institution (e.g. teachers diploma, BA degree or NTC 111) 1= Yes 2= No 3= Do not know
If “Yes”, (a) What is the highest qualification he/she has ? specify e.g. BA, HED
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
(b) What is (the person‟s) main field of study?
(e.g plumbing, teaching, law etc) 5.8 How much money if any has (the person) given to this household during the past 12 months
R………….
R………….
R………….
R………….
R………….
R………….
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Section 5 (continued)
Migrant worker 1 5.9 Where does/did (the person) work? Town/place name Magisterial district Province Country (only if not RSA) 5.10 What is the main activity of (the person‟s) firm, institution or private employer? Migrant worker 2 Migrant worker 3 Migrant worker 4 Migrant worker 5 Migrant worker 6
(Describe the activity in as much detail as possible) 5.11 How often does (the person) come home? 1 = Every weekend 2 = About once in 2 weeks 3 = About once a month 4 = About once in 3 months 5 = About once in 6 months 6 = About once a year 7 = Less frequently than once a year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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SECTION 6
This section covers information regarding deaths in the household
Interviewer:- This section must be answered by a senior member of the household (PREFERABLY A WOMAN) . rd all the deaths of household members that occurred since 1 January 1997 - Make sure that babies and elderly persons are not omitted. - Stillbirths must NOT be included.
6.1 Were there any deaths in this household since 1 January 1997?
1 2 Yes No Go to 6.2 Go to Section 7
6.2
Name/relationship (optional)
6.3
Gender
6.4
Age (years) Note: Less than 1 year = 0
6.5(a)
Give month of death since 1/1/97
6.5(b)
Give year of death since 1/1/97
6.6
Was the death registered?
6.7
If not registered Why? 1= Far distance 2= Lack of knowledge 3= Does not seem important
6.8
Cause of death: Indicate whether the death was due to:
M
F
Yes
No
Natural causes
Accident
Violence
Other
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
Go to Section 7.
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SECTION 7
This section must be completed for the Head/Acting head of the household
7.1 Have you lived here since birth?
1 2
RESIDENCE
Yes No
(Go to Section 8) (Go to 7.2)
NAME OF PLACE
NEAREST TOWN/CITY
MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT
PROVINCE (new) COUNTRY (only if not RSA)
TYPE OF PLACE 1 = Rural area 2 = Urban area 3 = squatter inside urban area 4 = squatter next to urban area 5 = squatter in rural area 6 = Commercial farm 7 = Other (specify)
DATE OF ARRIVAL (year)
MAIN REASONS FOR LEAVING PREVIOUS PLACE OF RESIDENCE 1 = Marriage related reasons (being married, divorced, widowed or separated). 2 = Work related reasons (find a new job, lost a job by being retrenched or fired, left to look for work). 3 = Moved to a new house (as individual or with parents) 4 = Could no longer afford to pay rent. 5 = Evicted by owner of former house 6 = Left to escape crime/violence 7 = Lack of land 8 = Political reasons 9 = Other reasons (specify)
7.2 Present residence 7.3 Previous residence (before 7.2) 7.4 Previous residence (before 7.3) 7.5 Residence at birth
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SECTION 8
This section
covers information regarding domestic workers employed by the household in the past month
8.1 Did this household make use of a domestic worker during the past month?
1
Yes
Go to 8.2
2
No
Go to Section 9
8.2 PARTICULARS OF DOMESTIC WORKERS AS AT THE END OF PAST MONTH This
question must be completed only for those who answered “Yes” to question 8.1.
Particulars of Domestic workers Total monthly remuneration to domestic workers during past month (to the nearest rand) Cash wage, including transport allowance Contributions to personnel funds (such as pension and medical aid) 22 R.............. 23 R.............. Estimated value of free food Estimated value of free accommodation Free clothing, health care etc
Type of domestic work
Number of domestic workers
Total number of hours usually worked per month 08 .............. 09 ..............
General Nurse maid Chauffeur Clothes washer/ ironer Gardener Other
01 .............. 02 ..............
15R.............. 16R..............
29 R.............. 30 R..............
36 R.............. 37 R..............
43 R.............. 44 R..............
03 .............. 04 ..............
10 .............. 11 ..............
17R.............. 18R..............
24 R.............. 25 R..............
31 R.............. 32 R..............
38 R.............. 39 R..............
45 R.............. 46 R..............
05 .............. 06 ..............
12 .............. 13 ..............
19R.............. 20R..............
26 R.............. 27 R..............
33 R.............. 34 R..............
40 R.............. 41 R..............
47 R.............. 48 R..............
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TOTAL
07 ………..
14 ………..
21 R……..
28 R……….
35 R……..
42 R………..
49 R………
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Section 9 Household information
This section covers information regarding the dwellings, services and perceived quality of life of the household.
9.1 H
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ow many dwellings does this household occupy on this particular site? By household we mean a person or a group of persons who live together at least four nights a week at the same address, eat together and share resources.
1 LESS THAN ONE DWELLING (SHARING A DWELLING WITH OTHER HOUSEHOLDS) 2 3 4 5 ONE DWELLING TWO DWELLINGS THREE DWELLINGS MORE THAN THREE DWELLINGS
9.2 Indicate the type of main dwelling and other dwelling(s) that the household occupies? You can circle more than one code for the other dwelling(s) if the household occupies more than 2 dwellings
Main welling
1
Other dwelling
1
Type of dwelling
DWELLING/HOUSE OR BRICK STRUCTURE ON A SEPARATE STAND OR YARD
2
2
TRADITIONAL DWELLING/HUT/STRUCTURE MADE OF TRADITIONAL MATERIALS
3 4
3 4
FLAT OR APARTMENT IN A BLOCK OF FLATS TOWN/CLUSTER/SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE (SIMPLEX, DUPLEX OR TRIPLEX)
5 6 7 8
5 6 7 8
UNIT IN RETIREMENT VILLAGE DWELLING/HOUSE/FLAT/ROOM IN BACKYARD INFORMAL DWELLING/SHACK, IN BACKYARD INFORMAL DWELLING/SHACK NOT IN BACK YARD, E.G. IN AN INFORMAL/SQUATTER SETTLEMENT
9 10 11
9 10 11
ROOM /FLATLET CARAVAN/TENT OTHER (SPECIFY)
9.3 What is the MAIN material used for the roof and the walls of the main dwelling?(Circle one code in each column)
Roof
Walls
01
Material
BRICKS
1
02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09
02 03 04 05 06 07 08
CEMENT BLOCK/CONCRETE CORRUGATED IRON/ZINC WOOD PLASTIC CARDBOARD MIXTURE OF MUD AND CEMENT WATTLE AND DAUB TILE
10 11 12 11 12
MUD THATCHING ASBESTOS
9.4 What is the total number of rooms in the dwelling(s) that the household occupies?
TOTAL NUMBER OF ROOMS INCLUDING LIVING ROOMS, BEDROOMS AND KITCHENS (EXCLUDING BATHROOMS AND TOILETS)
9.5 Is this dwelling (main dwelling, if more than one) owned by the household (even if not yet fully paid) ?
1 2
YES NO
(Go to question 9.11) (Continue)
IF THE HOUSEHOLD DOES NOT OWN THE DWELLING(S), ANSWER QUESTIONS 9.6 TO 9.10 9.6 If the dwelling(s) is/are not owned by the household, [Ask]
Are you required to pay rent for the dwelling(s)? 1 2
YES NO
(continue) (Go to question 9.10 )
9.7 What was the rent that was charged last month?
R.........................
9.8 Is this rent subsidised?
1 2 3 YES NO DO NOT KNOW
9.9 Do you rent this dwelling with or without furniture ?
1 2 WITH FURNITURE WITHOUT FURNITURE
2
9.10 Is the dwelling owned by:
1 EMPLOYER (EG ESKOM, AECI, TRANSNET, FARMER) 2 GOVERNMENT (NATIONAL, PROVINCIAL OR LOCAL) 3 4 5 CHARITY ORGANISATION PRIVATE OWNER OTHER (SPECIFY)...................................................
IF THE HOUSEHOLD DOES OWN THE DWELLING(S), ANSWER QUESTIONS 9.11 TO 9.12)
9.11 Since this dwelling is owned by the household, [Ask] Is this ownership:
1 2 3 FULL TITLE (INCLUDING FREE-HOLD AND LEASE-HOLD) SECTIONAL TITLE DO NOT KNOW
If „Sectional title’ what was the levy paid last month?
R.................... 9.12 Is this household presently paying off a bond on the dwelling(s)?
1 2 YES NO
If „Yes‟ how much did you pay last month?
R......................
3
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD Services available for the dwelling:
9.13 What is this household‟s main source of water? (Circle only one code)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 PIPED (TAP) WATER, IN DWELLING PIPED (TAP) WATER, ON SITE OR IN YARD PUBLIC TAP WATER-CARRIER/TANKER BOREHOLE ON SITE BOREHOLE: OFF SITE/COMMUNAL RAIN-WATER TANK ON SITE FLOWING WATER/STREAM DAM/POOL/STAGNANT WATER WELL SPRING OTHER (SPECIFY).
9.14 If the water source is outside the dwelling(s) [Ask] How far is the water source from the dwelling(s)?
1 2 3 4 5 6 LESS THAN 100 M 100 M - LESS THAN 200 M 200 M - LESS THAN 500 M 500 M - LESS THAN 1 KM 1 KM OR MORE NOT APPLICABLE (WATER ON SITE)
9.15 Does the household have to pay for its water?
1 2 3 ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER
9.16 If the household has to pay for its water [Ask], How much does the household pay?
1 2 3
LESS THAN R50 R50 OR MORE DO NOT KNOW
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
4
9.17 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household? (Circle one code for each source)
Cooking
1 2 3 4 5
Heating
1 2 3 4 5
Lighting
1 2 3
Energy/fuel source
ELECTRICITY GAS PARAFFIN WOOD COAL
6 7 8 ............. 7 8 ............. 8 ............
CANDLES ANIMAL DUNG SOLAR ENERGY OTHER (SPECIFY)
IF WOOD IS THE MAIN SOURCE OF FUEL FOR THE HOUSEHOLD, (FOR EITHER COOKING OR HEATING OR BOTH, ANSWER QUESTIONS 9.18 TO 9.22) 9.18 From where does the household get its wood? Indicate the main source. (Circle one code)
1 2 3 4 5 6 WOODLOT COMMERCIAL PLANTATIONS NATURAL FOREST VELD HOME YARD TREES MERCHANTS
9.19 Is the wood obtained enough for normal household
purpose? 1 2 3 4 ALWAYS MOSTLY YES MOSTLY NO NO
9.20 Does the household have to pay for the wood?
1 2 3 ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER
9.21 Does the household have to fetch wood? 5
1 2
YES NO
9.22 How far is the wood if it has to be fetched?
1 2 3 4 5 LESS THAN 100M 100M - LESS THAN 200M 200M - LESS THAN 500M 500M - LESS THAN 1KM 1 KM OR MORE
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD Sanitation
9.23 What type of toilet facility is available for this household? (Circle only one code) In dwelling
1
On site
1 2 3 4 5
Off site
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Toilet facility
1. FLUSH TOILET 2. CHEMICAL TOILET 3. PIT LATRINE WITH VENTILATION (VIP)
4.
OTHER PIT LATRINE
5.BUCKET TOILET 6. NONE 5.OTHER
9.24 Is the toilet facility shared with other households?
1 2 YES NO
9.25 If the toilet is not in the dwelling [Ask] How far is the nearest toilet facility to which the household has access?
1 2 3 4 LESS THAN 25M 25M- LESS THAN 50M 50M- LESS THAN 100M 100M OR MORE
9.26 If the facility is a bucket toilet [Ask] How frequently is it removed?
1 2 3 4 ONCE A WEEK OR MORE OFTEN ABOUT ONCE A FORTNIGHT ABOUT ONCE A MONTH LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A MONTH
6
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD Refuse disposal:
9.27 How is the refuse or rubbish of this household disposed of? (Circle only one code)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 REMOVED BY LOCAL AUTHORITY AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK REMOVED BY LOCAL AUTHORITY LESS OFTEN REMOVED BY COMMUNITY MEMBERS AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK REMOVED BY COMMUNITY MEMBERS LESS OFTEN COMMUNAL REFUSE DUMP/COMMUNAL CONTAINER OWN REFUSE DUMP NO RUBBISH REMOVAL OTHER (SPECIFY) .............................................
Telecommunication
9.28 Does anyone in this household have a cellular telephone?
1 2 YES NO
9.29 Is there a telephone in this dwelling?(Please DO NOT include cellular telephones)
1 2 YES NO
9.30 If there is no telephone in the dwelling(s) [Ask] How many minutes do you have to travel to the nearest telephone you can use ( by your usual means of transport)?
1 2 3 4 5 6 0 - 5 MINUTES 6 - 15 MINUTES 16 - 30 MINUTES 31 - 60 MINUTES 1 - 2 HOURS OVER 2 HOURS
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
Let us talk about your safety and perceived quality of life 9.31 How safe do you feel living in the neighbourhood where you live?
1 2 3 4 VERY SAFE RATHER SAFE RATHER UNSAFE VERY UNSAFE
9.32 How safe do you feel in the dwelling where you live? 7
1 2 3 4
VERY SAFE RATHER SAFE RATHER UNSAFE VERY UNSAFE
9.33 Do you feel safer, about the same, or less safe, than you felt a year ago?
1 2 3 Safer The same Less safe
9.34 During the past 12 months, has this household experienced any burglaries, robberies or
housebreaking ?
1 2 YES NO
9.35 During the past 12 months, has anyone been murdered while he/she was a member of this household?
1 2 YES NO
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD 9.36 Do you have any street lighting where you live?
1 2 YES NO
9.37 In the past year, was there ever a time when you could not afford to feed the children in the household?
1 2 3 YES NO NOT APPLICABLE (NO CHILDREN)
9.38 Taking everything into account, how satisfied is this household with the way it lives these days?
1 2 3 4 5 VERY SATISFIED SATISFIED NEITHER SATISFIED NOR DISSATISFIED DISSATISFIED VERY DISSATISFIED
8
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
9.39 Compared to one year ago, how would you say things are for this household?
1 2 3 THINGS ARE BETTER THINGS ARE ABOUT THE SAME THINGS ARE WORSE
9.40 How much money did this household spend in total, on all items (including food, clothing, housing, transport, medical care, etc), during the past month?
R.........................
9.41 How much did the household spend on food during the past month?
R.........................
9.42 Were there any unusual cash purchases (e.g. car, fridge, furniture, etc.) during the past month and/or the past year? Past month
1 2
Past year
1 2 YES NO
9.43 If there were any unusual cash purchases during the past month or past year, [Ask] How much did the household spend on them all together? R……………. R…………… Past month Past year (please do not include purchases for the past month)
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
9.44 If anyone in this household gets ill or injured and decides to seek medical help, where do they usually go first? (Circle only one code)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
HOSPITAL CLINIC
Public Sector
OTHER (SPECIFY).................................. HOSPITAL CLINIC
Private Sector
PRIVATE DOCTOR/SPECIALIST TRADITIONAL HEALER OTHERS(SPECIFY)……………… 9
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
9.45 How far is the hospital/clinic/doctor/traditional healers where the household members usually go? (Circle only one code)
1 2 3 4 5 LESS THAN 1 KM 1KM - LESS THAN 5KM 5KM - LESS THAN 10KM 10KM - LESS THAN 15KM 15KM OR MORE
9.46 How long does it usually take to get there?
1 2 3 4 5 LESS THAN 15 MINUTES 15 MINUTES - LESS THAN 30 MINUTES 30 MINUTES - LESS THAN 1 HOUR 1 HOUR - LESS THAN 2 HOURS 2 HOURS OR MORE
9.47 What means of transport do the members of this household mainly use to get to the health facility? mainly = longest distance (Circle only one code).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 AMBULANCE OWN TRANSPORT (CAR, MINIBUS, ETC.) TRAIN TAXI BUS (PUBLIC) ON FOOT OTHER TRANSPORT (SPECIFY)
9.48 Where is this health care person/facility where household members usually go? (State place name, magisterial district and province). Town/place name Magisterial district Province (New)
10
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
9.49 How far is the nearest social welfare service point?
1 2 3 4 LESS THAN 1KM 1KM - LESS THAN 5KM 5KM OR MORE DO NOT KNOW
9.50. Please indicate the respondent number of the person who answered the questions in this section
You have come to the end of the interview for this household. Thank the respondent for his/her co-operation.
Section 9 Household information
This section covers information regarding the dwellings, services and perceived quality of life of the household.
9.1 How many dwellings does this household occupy on this particular site? By household we mean a person or a group of persons who live together at least four nights a week at the same address, eat together and share resources.
1 LESS THAN ONE DWELLING (SHARING A DWELLING WITH OTHER HOUSEHOLDS) 2 3 4 5 ONE DWELLING TWO DWELLINGS THREE DWELLINGS MORE THAN THREE DWELLINGS
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9.2 Indicate the type of main dwelling and other dwelling(s) that the household occupies? You can circle more than one code for the other dwelling(s) if the household occupies more than 2 dwellings
Main welling
1
Other dwelling
1
Type of dwelling
DWELLING/HOUSE OR BRICK STRUCTURE ON A SEPARATE STAND OR YARD
2
2
TRADITIONAL DWELLING/HUT/STRUCTURE MADE OF TRADITIONAL MATERIALS
3 4
3 4
FLAT OR APARTMENT IN A BLOCK OF FLATS TOWN/CLUSTER/SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE (SIMPLEX, DUPLEX OR TRIPLEX)
5 6 7 8
5 6 7 8
UNIT IN RETIREMENT VILLAGE DWELLING/HOUSE/FLAT/ROOM IN BACKYARD INFORMAL DWELLING/SHACK, IN BACKYARD INFORMAL DWELLING/SHACK NOT IN BACK YARD, E.G. IN AN INFORMAL/SQUATTER SETTLEMENT
9 10 11
9 10 11
ROOM /FLATLET CARAVAN/TENT OTHER (SPECIFY)
9.3 What is the MAIN material used for the roof and the walls of the main dwelling?(Circle one code in each column)
Roof
02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09
Walls
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
Material
BRICKS CEMENT BLOCK/CONCRETE CORRUGATED IRON/ZINC WOOD PLASTIC CARDBOARD MIXTURE OF MUD AND CEMENT WATTLE AND DAUB TILE
10 11 12 11 12
MUD THATCHING ASBESTOS
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9.4 What is the total number of rooms in the dwelling(s) that the household occupies?
TOTAL NUMBER OF ROOMS INCLUDING LIVING ROOMS, BEDROOMS AND KITCHENS (EXCLUDING BATHROOMS AND TOILETS)
9.5 Is this dwelling (main dwelling, if more than one) owned by the household (even if not yet fully paid) ?
1 2
YES NO
(Go to question 9.11) (Continue)
IF THE HOUSEHOLD DOES NOT OWN THE DWELLING(S), ANSWER QUESTIONS 9.6 TO 9.10 9.7 If the dwelling(s) is/are not owned by the household, [Ask]
Are you required to pay rent for the dwelling(s)? 1 2
YES NO
(continue) (Go to question 9.10 )
9.7 What was the rent that was charged last month?
R.........................
9.8 Is this rent subsidised?
1 2 3 YES NO DO NOT KNOW
9.9 Do you rent this dwelling with or without furniture ?
1 2 WITH FURNITURE WITHOUT FURNITURE
9.10 Is the dwelling owned by:
1 EMPLOYER (EG ESKOM, AECI, TRANSNET, FARMER) 2 GOVERNMENT (NATIONAL, PROVINCIAL OR LOCAL) 3 4 5 CHARITY ORGANISATION PRIVATE OWNER OTHER (SPECIFY)...................................................
13
IF THE HOUSEHOLD DOES OWN THE DWELLING(S), ANSWER QUESTIONS 9.11 TO 9.12)
9.11 Since this dwelling is owned by the household, [Ask] Is this ownership:
1 2 3 FULL TITLE (INCLUDING FREE-HOLD AND LEASE-HOLD) SECTIONAL TITLE DO NOT KNOW
If „Sectional title’ what was the levy paid last month?
R.................... 9.12 Is this household presently paying off a bond on the dwelling(s)?
1 2 YES NO
If „Yes‟ how much did you pay last month?
R...................... ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD Services available for the dwelling:
9.13 What is this household‟s main source of water? (Circle only one code)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 PIPED (TAP) WATER, IN DWELLING PIPED (TAP) WATER, ON SITE OR IN YARD PUBLIC TAP WATER-CARRIER/TANKER BOREHOLE ON SITE BOREHOLE: OFF SITE/COMMUNAL RAIN-WATER TANK ON SITE FLOWING WATER/STREAM DAM/POOL/STAGNANT WATER WELL SPRING OTHER (SPECIFY).
14
9.14 If the water source is outside the dwelling(s) [Ask] How far is the water source from the dwelling(s)?
1 2 3 4 5 6 LESS THAN 100 M 100 M - LESS THAN 200 M 200 M - LESS THAN 500 M 500 M - LESS THAN 1 KM 1 KM OR MORE NOT APPLICABLE (WATER ON SITE)
9.15 Does the household have to pay for its water?
1 2 3 ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER
9.16 If the household has to pay for its water [Ask], How much does the household pay?
1 2 3
LESS THAN R50 R50 OR MORE DO NOT KNOW
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
9.17 What is the main source of energy/fuel for this household? (Circle one code for each source)
Cooking
1 2 3 4 5
Heating
1 2 3 4 5
Lighting
1 2 3
Energy/fuel source
ELECTRICITY GAS PARAFFIN WOOD COAL
6 7 8 ............. 7 8 ............. 8 ............
CANDLES ANIMAL DUNG SOLAR ENERGY OTHER (SPECIFY)
IF WOOD IS THE MAIN SOURCE OF FUEL FOR THE HOUSEHOLD, (FOR EITHER COOKING OR HEATING OR BOTH, ANSWER QUESTIONS 9.18 TO 9.22)
15
9.18 From where does the household get its wood? Indicate the main source. (Circle one code)
1 2 3 4 5 6 WOODLOT COMMERCIAL PLANTATIONS NATURAL FOREST VELD HOME YARD TREES MERCHANTS
9.19 Is the wood obtained enough for normal household
purpose? 1 2 3 4 ALWAYS MOSTLY YES MOSTLY NO NO
9.20 Does the household have to pay for the wood?
1 2 3 ALWAYS SOMETIMES NEVER
9.21 Does the household have to fetch wood?
1 2 YES NO
9.22 How far is the wood if it has to be fetched?
1 2 3 4 5 LESS THAN 100M 100M - LESS THAN 200M 200M - LESS THAN 500M 500M - LESS THAN 1KM 1 KM OR MORE
16
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD Sanitation
9.23 What type of toilet facility is available for this household? (Circle only one code) In dwelling
1
On site
1 2 3 4 5
Off site
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Toilet facility
1. FLUSH TOILET 2. CHEMICAL TOILET 3. PIT LATRINE WITH VENTILATION (VIP)
5.
OTHER PIT LATRINE
5.BUCKET TOILET 6. NONE 5.OTHER
9.24 Is the toilet facility shared with other households?
1 2 YES NO
9.25 If the toilet is not in the dwelling [Ask] How far is the nearest toilet facility to which the household has access?
1 2 3 4 LESS THAN 25M 25M- LESS THAN 50M 50M- LESS THAN 100M 100M OR MORE
9.26 If the facility is a bucket toilet [Ask] How frequently is it removed?
1 2 3 4 ONCE A WEEK OR MORE OFTEN ABOUT ONCE A FORTNIGHT ABOUT ONCE A MONTH LESS OFTEN THAN ONCE A MONTH
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD Refuse disposal:
9.27 How is the refuse or rubbish of this household disposed of? (Circle only one code)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 REMOVED BY LOCAL AUTHORITY AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK REMOVED BY LOCAL AUTHORITY LESS OFTEN REMOVED BY COMMUNITY MEMBERS AT LEAST ONCE A WEEK REMOVED BY COMMUNITY MEMBERS LESS OFTEN COMMUNAL REFUSE DUMP/COMMUNAL CONTAINER CON REFUSE DUMP NO RUBBISH REMOVAL OTHER (SPECIFY) .............................................
Telecommunication
17
9.28 Does anyone in this household have a cellular telephone?
1 2 YES NO
9.29 Is there a telephone in this dwelling?(Please DO NOT include cellular telephones)
1 2 YES NO
9.30 If there is no telephone in the dwelling(s) [Ask] How many minutes do you have to travel to the nearest telephone you can use ( by your usual means of transport)?
1 2 3 4 5 6 0 - 5 MINUTES 6 - 15 MINUTES 16 - 30 MINUTES 31 - 60 MINUTES 1 - 2 HOURS OVER 2 HOURS
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
Let us talk about your safety and perceived quality of life 9.31 How safe do you feel living in the neighbourhood where you live?
1 2 3 4 VERY SAFE RATHER SAFE RATHER UNSAFE VERY UNSAFE
9.32 How safe do you feel in the dwelling where you live?
1 2 3 4 VERY SAFE RATHER SAFE RATHER UNSAFE VERY UNSAFE
9.33 Do you feel safer, about the same, or less safe, than you felt a year ago?
1 2 3 Safer The same Less safe
9.35 During the past 12 months, has this household experienced any burglaries, robberies or
housebreaking ?
1 2 YES NO
9.36 During the past 12 months, has anyone been murdered while he/she was a member of this household?
18
1 2
YES NO
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD 9.36 Do you have any street lighting where you live?
1 2 YES NO
9.37 In the past year, was there ever a time when you could not afford to feed the children in the household?
1 2 3 YES NO NOT APPLICABLE (NO CHILDREN)
9.38 Taking everything into account, how satisfied is this household with the way it lives these days?
1 2 3 4 5 VERY SATISFIED SATISFIED NEITHER SATISFIED NOR DISSATISFIED DISSATISFIED VERY DISSATISFIED
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
9.39 Compared to one year ago, how would you say things are for this household?
1 2 3 THINGS ARE BETTER THINGS ARE ABOUT THE SAME THINGS ARE WORSE
9.40 How much money did this household spend in total, on all items (including food, clothing, housing, transport, medical care, etc), during the past month?
R.........................
9.41 How much did the household spend on food during the past month?
R.........................
9.42 Were there any unusual cash purchases (e.g. car, fridge, furniture, etc.) during the past month and/or the past year? Past month
1 2
Past year
1 2 YES NO
9.43 If there were any unusual cash purchases during 19
the past month or past year, [Ask] How much did the household spend on them all together? R……………. R…………… Past month Past year (please do not include purchases for the past month)
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
9.44 If anyone in this household gets ill or injured and decides to seek medical help, where do they usually go first? (Circle only one code)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
HOSPITAL CLINIC
Public Sector
OTHER (SPECIFY).................................. HOSPITAL CLINIC
Private Sector
PRIVATE DOCTOR/SPECIALIST TRADITIONAL HEALER OTHERS(SPECIFY)………………
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
9.45 How far is the hospital/clinic/doctor/traditional healers where the household members usually go? (Circle only one code)
1 2 3 4 5 LESS THAN 1 KM 1KM - LESS THAN 5KM 5KM - LESS THAN 10KM 10KM - LESS THAN 15KM 15KM OR MORE
9.46 How long does it usually take to get there?
1 2 3 4 5 LESS THAN 15 MINUTES 15 MINUTES - LESS THAN 30 MINUTES 30 MINUTES - LESS THAN 1 HOUR 1 HOUR - LESS THAN 2 HOURS 2 HOURS OR MORE
9.47 What means of transport do the members of this household mainly use to get to the health facility? mainly = longest distance (Circle only one code).
1 AMBULANCE
20
2 3 4 5 6 7
OWN TRANSPORT (CAR, MINIBUS, ETC.) TRAIN TAXI BUS (PUBLIC) ON FOOT OTHER TRANSPORT (SPECIFY)
9.48 Where is this health care person/facility where household members usually go? (State place name, magisterial district and province). Town/place name Magisterial district Province (New)
ASK EVERY HOUSEHOLD
9.49 How far is the nearest social welfare service point?
1 2 3 4 LESS THAN 1KM 1KM - LESS THAN 5KM 5KM OR MORE DO NOT KNOW
9.50. Please indicate the respondent number of the person who answered the questions in this section
You have come to the end of the interview for this household. Thank the respondent for his/her co-operation.
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Codelist
1 11 111 LEGISLATORS, SENIOR OFFICIALS AND MANAGERS LEGISLATORS AND SENIOR OFFICIALS LEGISLATORS
1110
1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 1110 112
Legislators
Chancellor, government Chief whip Congressman Congresswoman Councilor, city Councilor, government Governor, commonwealth Governor, state Mayor Member, parliament Minister, government Minister, government, junior Official, legislative Parliamentarian President, government Prime minister Secretary, government, legislative Secretary, state Senator Speaker SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
1120
1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120
Senior government officials
Administrator, city Administrator, government Administrator, intergovernmental organisation Ambassador Commissioner, civil service Commissioner, fire
22
1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 1120 113
Commissioner, inland revenue Commissioner, police Consul-general Diplomatic representative, embassy Director-general, Government Administration-Regional Director-general, government department Director-general, intergovernmental organisation Governor, prison Head, chancery Head, government department High commissioner, government Inspector-general, police Paymaster-general, government Postmaster-general, government Registrar-general, government Representative, diplomatic Secretary, embassy Secretary, government, non-legislative Secretary-general, government administration Secretary-general, government administration, deputy Senior official, government Under-secretary, government TRADITIONAL CHIEFS AND HEADS OF VILLAGES
1130
1130 1130 114
Traditional chiefs and heads of villages
Chief, village Head, village SENIOR OFFICIALS OF SPECIAL-INTEREST ORGANISATIONS
1141
1141 1141 1141 1141 1141
Senior officials of political party organisations
Chairperson, political party Leader, political party President, political party Secretary-general, political party Senior official, political party
23
1142
1142 1142 1142 1142 1142 1142 1142
Senior officials of employers', workers' and other economic-interest organisations
Director-general, employers' organisation Leader, trade union President, employers' organisation Secretary-general, employers' organisation Secretary-general, trade union Senior official, employers' organisation Senior official, trade union
1143
1143 1143 1143 1143 1143 1143 1143 1143 1143 119
Senior officials of humanitarian and other special-interest organisations
Secretary-general, environment protection organisation Secretary-general, human rights organisation Secretary-general, humanitarian organisation Secretary-general, Red Crescent organisation Secretary-general, Red Cross organisation Secretary-general, special-interest organisation Secretary-general, wildlife protection organisation Senior official, humanitarian organisation Senior official, special interest organisation LEGISLATORS AND SENIOR OFFICIALS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
1190
12 121
Legislators and senior officials not elsewhere classified
CORPORATE MANAGERS DIRECTORS AND CHIEF EXECUTIVES
1210
1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210
Directors and chief executives
Director, school Chairperson, enterprise Chairperson, organisation Chancellor, university Chief executive, enterprise Chief executive, enterprise, agriculture Chief executive, enterprise, business services Chief executive, enterprise, cleaning Chief executive, enterprise, communications
24
1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210
Chief executive, enterprise, construction Chief executive, enterprise, cultural activities Chief executive, enterprise, education Chief executive, enterprise, fishing Chief executive, enterprise, forestry Chief executive, enterprise, health Chief executive, enterprise, hotel Chief executive, enterprise, hunting Chief executive, enterprise, manufacturing Chief executive, enterprise, personal care Chief executive, enterprise, recreation Chief executive, enterprise, restaurant Chief executive, enterprise, retail trade Chief executive, enterprise, social work Chief executive, enterprise, sporting activities Chief executive, enterprise, storage Chief executive, enterprise, transportation Chief executive, enterprise, travel agency Chief executive, enterprise, wholesale trade Chief executive, organisation Chief executive, organisation, cultural activities Chief executive, organisation, education Chief executive, organisation, extraterritorial organisations Chief executive, organisation, fishing Chief executive, organisation, forestry Chief executive, organisation, health Chief executive, organisation, public administration Chief executive, organisation, recreation Chief executive, organisation, social work Chief executive, organisation, sporting activities Assistant, Chief Executive Director-general, enterprise Director-general, enterprise, agriculture Director-general, enterprise, business services Director-general, enterprise, cleaning services
25
1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210
Director-general, enterprise, communications Director-general, enterprise, construction Director-general, enterprise, cultural activities Director-general, enterprise, education Director-general, enterprise, fishing Director-general, enterprise, forestry Director-general, enterprise, health Director-general, enterprise, hotel Director-general, enterprise, hunting Director-general, enterprise, manufacturing Director-general, enterprise, personal care Director-general, enterprise, recreation Director-general, enterprise, restaurant Director-general, enterprise, retail trade Director-general, enterprise, social work Director-general, enterprise, sporting activities Director-general, enterprise, storage Director-general, enterprise, transportation Director-general, enterprise, travel agency Director-general, enterprise, wholesale trade Director-general, organisation Director-general, organisation, cultural activities Director-general, organisation, education Director-general, organisation, extraterritorial organisations Director-general, organisation, fishing Director-general, organisation, forestry Director-general, organisation, health Director-general, organisation, public administration Director-general, organisation, recreation Director-general, organisation, social work Director-general, organisation, sporting activities Managing director, enterprise Managing director, enterprise, agriculture Managing director, enterprise, business services Managing director, enterprise, cleaning services
26
1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210 1210
Managing director, enterprise, communications Managing director, enterprise, construction Managing director, enterprise, cultural activities Managing director, enterprise, education Managing director, enterprise, fishing Managing director, enterprise, forestry Managing director, enterprise, health Managing director, enterprise, hotel Managing director, enterprise, hunting Managing director, enterprise, manufacturing Managing director, enterprise, personal care Managing director, enterprise, recreation Managing director, enterprise, restaurant Managing director, enterprise, retail trade Managing director, enterprise, social work Managing director, enterprise, sporting activities Managing director, enterprise, storage Managing director, enterprise, transport Managing director, enterprise, travel agency Managing director, enterprise, wholesale trade Managing director, organisation Managing director, organisation, cultural activities Managing director, organisation, education Managing director, organisation, extraterritorial organisations Managing director, organisation, fishing Managing director, organisation, forestry Managing director, organisation, health Managing director, organisation, public administration Managing director, organisation, recreation Managing director, organisation, social work Managing director, organisation, sporting activities President, enterprise President, organisation Principal, college Principal, university
27
122
PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGERS/DEPARTMENT MANAGERS
1221
1221 1221 1221 1221
Production and operations managers/department managers in agriculture, hunting, forestry, fishing and mining
Department manager, production and operations, fishing Department manager, production and operations, forestry Department manager, production and operations, hunting Department manager, production and operations, agriculture
1222
1222
Production and operations managers/department managers in manufacturing
Department manager, production and operations, manufacturing
1223
1223
Production and operations managers/department managers in building and construction
Department manager, production and operations, construction
1224
1224 1224 1224 1224 1224
Production and operations managers/department managers in wholesale and retail trade
Department manager, production and operations, retail trade Department manager, production and operations, retail trade, store Department manager, production and operations, retail trade, supermarket Department manager, production and operations, wholesale trade Department manager, production and operations, wholesale trade, import
1225
1225 1225
Production and operations managers/department managers in hotels, restaurants and other catering and accommodation services
Department manager, production and operations, hotel Department manager, production and operations, restaurant
1226
1226 1226 1226 1226 1226 1226 1226 1226
Production and operations managers/department managers in transport, storage and communications
Department manager, production and operations, communications Department manager, production and operations, communications, postal service Department manager, production and operations, communications, telecommunications service Department manager, production and operations, storage Department manager, production and operations, transport, freight traffic Department manager, production and operations, transport, passenger traffic Department manager, production and operations, transport, pipeline Department manager, production and operations, transport
28
1226 1226 1226
Master, railway station Stationmaster, railway Postmaster
1227
1227
Production and operations managers/department managers in business services
Department manager, production and operations, business services
1228
1228 1228
Production and operations managers/department managers in personal care, cleaning and related services
Department manager, production and operations, cleaning Department manager, production and operations, personal care
1229
1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229 1229
Production and operations managers/department managers not elsewhere classified
Head teacher Principal, school Director, music Impressario Producer, stage Producer, theatre Producer, motion picture Producer, radio Producer, television Department manager, production and operations, stage Stage manager Headmaster/headmistress Dean Department manager, production and operations, cultural activities Department manager, production and operations, education Department manager, production and operations, extra-territorial organisations Department manager, production and operations, health Department manager, production and operations, public administration Department manager, production and operations, recreation Department manager, production and operations, social work Department manager, production and operations, sporting activities Department manager, production and operation wholesale trade (export) Department manager, production and operations, travel agency
29
1229 1229 123
Head, college faculty Head, university faculty OTHER MANAGERS/DEPARTMENT MANAGERS
1231
1231 1231 1231 1231 1231 1231
Finance and administration managers/department managers
Company secretary Department manager, administrative Department manager, accounts Department manager, budget Department manager, finance Purser, ship
1232
1232 1232
Personnel and industrial relations managers/department managers
Department manager, industrial relations Department manager, personnel
1233
1233 1233 1233
Sales and marketing managers/department managers
Department manager, sales Department manager, marketing Department manager, sales promotion
1234
1234 1234
Advertising and public relations managers/department managers
Department manager, advertising Department manager, public relations
1235
1235 1235 1235 1235
Supply and distribution managers/department managers
Department manager, distribution Department manager, purchases Department manager, supplies Department manager, warehouse
1236
1236
Computing services managers/department managers
Department manager, computing services
1237
1237
Research and development managers/department managers
Department manager, research and development
30
123
OTHER MANAGERS/DEPARTMENT MANAGERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
1239
129
Other managers/department managers not elsewhere classified
CORPORATE MANAGERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
1290
1290 13 131
Corporate managers not elsewhere classified
Corporate managers not elsewhere classified GENERAL MANAGERS GENERAL MANAGERS
1311
1311 1311 1311 1311
General managers in agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing
General manager, agriculture General manager, fishing General manager, forestry General manager, hunting
1312
1312
General managers in manufacturing
General manager, manufacturing
1313
1313
General managers in construction
General manager, construction
1314
1314 1314 1314 1314 1314 1314 1314 1314 1314 1314 1314
General managers in wholesale and retail trade
General manager, retail trade General manager, retail trade, chain store General manager, retail trade, discount store General manager, retail trade, mail-order store General manager, retail trade, shop General manager, retail trade, self-service store General manager, wholesale trade General manager, wholesale trade, export General manager, wholesale trade, import Merchant, wholesale trade Wholesaler
1314 1314
Merchant, retail trade Retailer
31
1314
Shopkeeper
1315
1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315 1315
General managers of hotels, restaurants and other catering or accommodation services
General manager, motel General manager, restaurant General manager, boarding house General manager, café General manager, camping site General manager, canteen General manager, hostel General manager, refreshment-room General manager, hotel General manager, inn Innkeeper Restauranteur General manager, guest house Barkeeper General manager, snack bar General manager, caravan park General manager, lodging house General manager, self-service restaurant
1316
1316 1316 1316
General managers in transport, storage and communication
General manager, communications General manager, storage General manager, transport
1317
1317
General managers of business services
General manager, business services
1318
1318 1318
General managers in personal care, cleaning and related services
General manager, cleaning services General manager, personal care
139
1390 1390
GENERAL MANAGERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
General managers not elsewhere classified General manager, cultural activities
32
1390 1390 1390 1390 1390 1390 1390 150 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 2 21 211
General manager, education General manager, health General manager, recreation General manager, social work General manager, sporting activities General manager, travel agency Travel agent MANAGERS IN ARMED FORCES AND SIVIL SERVICE Director Chief Direktor General Brigadier Major General Lieutenant General Assistant Commissioner Provincial Commissioner Deputy Nasional Commissioner Nasional Commissioner PROFESSIONALS PHYSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS PHYSICISTS, CHEMISTS AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS
2111
2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111
Physicists and astronomers
Astronomer Physicist Aerodynamicist Ballistician Hydrodynamicist Physicist, ballistics Physicist, hydrodynamics Physicist, mechanics Physicist, rheology Rheologist Physicist, heat
33
2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111 2111
Physicist, thermodynamics Thermodynamicist Physicist, light Physicist, acoustics Physicist, optics Physicist, sound Physicist, electricity and magnetism Physicist, electronics Physicist, atomic Physicist, molecular Physicist, nuclear Physicist, reactor Physicist, solid-state Physicist, theoretical Astronomer, radio Astrophysicist Physicist, astronomy
2112
2112 2112 2112 2112 2112
Meteorologists
Climatologist Forecaster, weather Meteorologist Meteorologist, climatology Meteorologist, weather forecasting
2113
2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113
Chemists
Chemist Chemist, detergents Chemist, dye Chemist, food Chemist, leather Chemist, organic Chemist, paint Chemist, petroleum Chemist, plastics
34
2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113 2113
Chemist, polymer Chemist, rubber Chemist, textile Chemist, glass Chemist, inorganic Chemist, metallurgical Chemist, corrosion Chemist, crystallography Chemist, nuclear Chemist, physical Crystallographer Chemist, analytical Chemist, forensic Chemist, quality control Chemist, pharmaceutical Pharmacist, industrial
2114
2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114
Geologists and geophysicists
Geodesist Geomagnetician Geomorphologist Geophysicist Geophysicist, geomagnetics Geophysicist, geomorphology Geophysicist, glaciology Geophysicist, hydrology Geophysicist, oceanography Geophysicist, seismology Geophysicist, volcanology Glaciologist Hydrologist Mineralogist Oceanographer, geophysical Seismologist Volcanologist
35
2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 2114 212
Geologist Geologist, engineering Geologist, micropalaeontology Geologist, mining Geologist, oceanography Geologist, oil Geologist, palaeontology Geologist, petrology Geologist, stratigraphy Micropalaeontologist Oceanographer, geological Palaeontologist Petrologist Stratigrapher MATHEMATICIANS, STATISTICIANS AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS
2121
2121 2121 2121 2121 2121
Mathematicians and related professionals
Mathematician, pure mathematics Mathematician, actuarial science Mathematician, applied mathematics Analyst, operations research Actuary
2122
2122 2122
Statisticians
Statistician Statistician, mathematical
2122 2122 2122 2122 2122 2122 2122 2122 2122
Biometrician Demographer Statistician, agricultural Statistician, applied statistics Statistician, biometrics Statistician, biostatistics Statistician, demography Statistician, economics Statistician, education
36
2122 2122 2122 2122 2122 2122 213
Statistician, engineering Statistician, finance Statistician, health Statistician, opinion-polling Statistician, physical sciences Statistician, survey COMPUTING PROFESSIONALS
2131
2131 2131 2131 2131 2131 2131 2131 2131 2131
Computer systems designers and analysts
Analyst, communications, computers Analyst, database, computers Designer, systems, computers Engineer, computer systems Engineer, software Engineer, systems, computers Software engineer Analyst, systems, computers Database administrator
2132
2132 2132 2132 2132
Computer programmers
Programmer Programmer, communications Programmer, database Programmer, technical
2139
2139 214
Computing professionals not elsewhere classified
Engineer, computer applications ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS
2141
2141 2141 2141 2141 2141 2141
Architects, town and traffic planners
Architect, building Architect, interior Planner, town Planner, urban Architect, landscape Engineer, traffic
37
2141
Planner, traffic
2142
2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142 2142
Civil engineers
Engineer, civil Engineer, building structure Engineer, civil, building construction Engineer, civil, building structures Engineer, civil , construction Engineer, civil, structural Engineer, civil, highway and street construction Engineer, civil, road construction Engineer, civil, aerodome construction Engineer, civil, railway construction Engineer, civil, bridge construction Engineer, civil, public health Engineer, civil, sanitary Engineer, sanitary Engineer, civil, hydraulic Engineer, civil, hydrology Engineer, civil, irrigation Engineer, hydraulics Engineer, irrigation Engineer, civil, soil mechanics Engineer, civil, chimney construction Engineer, civil, dock and harbour construction Engineer, civil, dredging Engineer, civil, tower construction Engineer, civil, tunnel construction Engineer, dredging Engineer, hydrology
2143
2143 2143 2143
Electrical engineers
Engineer, electrical Engineer, electrical, high voltage Engineer, electrical, electric power generation
38
2143 2143 2143 2143 2143 2143 2143
Engineer, electrical, electric power distribution Engineer, electrical, electric power transmission Engineer, transmission, electric power Engineer, electrical illumination Engineer, electrical systems Engineer, electrical, electric traction Engineer, electrical, electromechanical equipment
2144
2144 2144 2144 2144 2144 2144 2144 2144 2144 2144 2144 2144 2144 2144
Electronics and telecommunications engineers
Engineer, electronics Engineer, telecommunications Engineer, telecommunications, telegraph Engineer, telecommunications, telephone Engineer, aerospace Engineer, electronics, computer hardware design Engineer, electronics, information engineering Engineer, electronics, instrumentation Engineer, electronics, semiconductors Engineer, telecommunications, aerospace Engineer, telecommunications, radar Engineer, telecommunications, radio Engineer, telecommunications, signal systems Engineer, telecommunications, television
2145
2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145
Mechanical engineers
Engineer, mechanical Engineer, mechanical, industrial machinery and tools Engineer, diesel Engineer, gas turbine Engineer, internal combustion engine Engineer, jet engine Engineer, locomotive engine Engineer, mechanical, diesel Engineer, mechanical, gas turbine Engineer, mechanical, motors and engines (except marine)
39
2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145 2145
Engineer, motor Engineer, marine Engineer, mechanical, motors and engines (marine) Architect, marine Architect, naval Engineer, mechanical, naval Engineer, mechanical, ship construction Engineer, naval Engineer, ship construction Designer, aircraft Engineer, aeronautical Engineer, mechanical, aeronautics Designer, motor car Engineer, automotive Engineer, mechanical, automotive Engineer, air-conditioning Engineer, mechanical, air-conditioning Engineer, mechanical, heating, ventilation and refrigeration Engineer, mechanical, refrigeration Engineer, mechanical, nuclear power Engineer, nuclear power Engineer, cryogenics Engineer, lubrication Engineer, mechanical, instruments Engineer, mechanical, agriculture
2146
2146 2146 2146 2146 2146
Chemical engineers
Engineer, chemical Engineer, chemical, petroleum and natural gas Engineer, petroleum Engineer, chemical process Engineer, natural gas production and distribution
2147
2147
Mining engineers, metallurgists and related professionals
Metallurgist, extractive
40
2147 2147 2147 2147 2147 2147 2147 2147 2147 2147
Assayer Metallurgist, assayer Metallurgist, foundry Metallurgist, physical Metallurgist, radioactive minerals Engineer, mining Engineer, mining, coal Engineer, mining, metal Engineer, mining, petroleum and natural gas Engineer, mining, diamonds
2148
2148 2148 2148 2148 2148 2148 2148 2148 2148 2148 2148 2148
Cartographers and surveyers
Surveyor, cadastral Surveyor, geodesic Surveyor, land Surveyor, topographic Surveyor, mining Surveyor, hydrographic Photogrammetrist Surveyor, aerial Surveyor, photographic Cartographer Cartographer, marine Map-maker
2149
2149 2149 2149 2149 2149 2149 2149 2149 2149
Architects, engineers and related professionals not elsewhere classified
Analyst, communications (except computers) Designer, systems (except computers) Engineer, systems (except computers) Engineer, industrial efficiency Engineer, production Engineer, planning Engineer, time and motion study Engineer, work study Engineer, cost evaluation
41
2149 2149 2149 2149 2149 2149 215
Engineer, industrial Engineer, industrial layout Engineer, safety Engineer, robotics Surveyor, quantity Analyst, systems (except computers) PHYSICAL SCIENCES TECHNOLOGISTS
2159
2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159 2159
Physical sciences technologists
Technologist, building materials Technologist, fuel Technologist, leather Technologist, paper Technologist, plastics Technologist, rubber Technologist Technologist, textile Technologist, paint Technologist, brewing Technologist, cement Technologist, ceramics Technologist, chemical process Technologist, engineering, chemical Technologist, engineering, civil Technologist, engineering, electrical Technologist, engineering, electronics Technologist, engineering, mechanical Technologist, engineering, telecommunication Technologist, extractive Technologist, fibre Technologist, food and drink Technologist, glass Technologist, packaging Technologist, polymer Technologist, printing
42
2159 2159 2159 219
Technologist, tyre Technologist, welding Technologist, wood PHYSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
2190
22 221
Physical, mathematical and engineering science professionals not elsewhere classified
LIFE SCIENCE AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS LIFE SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS
2211
2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211
Biologists, botanists, zoologists and related professionals
Biologist Botanist Botanist, ecology Botanist, economics Botanist, histology Botanist, mycology Botanist, soil Botanist, taxonomy Ecologist, plant Histologist, plant Mycologist Taxonomist, plant Ecologist, animal Embryologist Entomologist Histologist, animal Ichthyologist Mammalogist Ornithologist Parasitologist Pisciculturist Taxonomist, animal Zoologist Zoologist, ecology Zoologist, embryology
43
2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211 2211
Zoologist, entomology Zoologist, histology Zoologist, ichthyology Zoologist, mammalogy Zoologist, ornithology Zoologist, parasitology Zoologist, pisciculture Zoologist, taxonomy Biologist, freshwater Biologist, marine Biologist, molecular Cytologist Ecologist Histologist Hydrobiologist Immunologist Taxonomist Bacteriologist Bacteriologist, agricultural Bacteriologist, dairy Bacteriologist, fishery Bacteriologist, food Bacteriologist, industrial Bacteriologist, medical Bacteriologist, pharmaceutical Bacteriologist, soil Bacteriologist, veterinary Microbiologist Virologist Cytologist, animal Cytologist, plant Engineer, genetics Geneticist Geneticist, animal Geneticist, plant
44
2212
2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212 2212
Pharmacologists, pathologists and related professionals
Anatomist Biochemist Endocrinologist Epidemiologist Physiologist Physiologist, animal Physiologist, endocrinology Physiologist, epidemiology Physiologist, neurology Physiologist, plant Histopathologist Neuropathologist Pathologist Pathologist, clinical Pathologist, forensic Pathologist, histopathology Pathologist, medical Pathologist, neuropathology Pathologist, surgical Pathologist, animal Pathologist, veterinary Pharmacologist Pharmacologist, toxicology Toxicologist Biophysicist Pathologist, plant
2213
2213 2213 2213 2213 2213 2213
Agronomists, food science and related professionals
Animal scientist Agricultural scientist Agronomist Crop research scientist Arboriculturist Floriculturist
45
2213 2213 2213 2213 2213 2213 222
Horticulturist Olericulturist Pomologist Forestry scientist Silviculturist Soil scientist HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (EXCEPT NURSING)
2221
2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221
Medical doctors
Doctor, medical, neurology Neurologist Doctor, medical Physician Surgeon Anaesthetist Cardiologist Dermatologist Doctor, medical, anaesthetics Doctor, medical, cardiology Doctor, medical, dermatology Doctor, medical, gynaecology Doctor, medical, obstetrics Doctor, medical, ophthalmology Doctor, medical, osteopathy Doctor, medical, otolaryngology Doctor, medical, pediatrics Doctor, medical, psychiatry Doctor, medical, radiology Gynaecologist Obstetrician Ophthalmologist Otolaryngologist Pediatrician Psychiatrist Radiologist
46
2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221 2221
Neurosurgeon Surgeon, cardiology Surgeon, cardiothoracic Surgeon, neurosurgery Surgeon, orthopaedic Surgeon, osteopathic Surgeon, plastic Surgeon, thoracic Biokineticist Urologist Consultant, medical insurance Doctor, medical, medical insurance consultancy Osteopath Medical Practitioner
2222
2222 2222 2222 2222 2222 2222 2222 2222 2222 2222 2222
Dentists
Dentist Dentist, oral surgery Dentist, orthodontistry Dentist, pedodontistry Dentist, periodontistry Dentist, prosthodontistry Orthodontist Pedodontist Periodontist Prosthodontist Surgeon, oral, dentistry
2223
2223 2223 2223 2223 2223
Veterinarians
Surgeon, veterinary Veterinarian Veterinarian, epidemiology Veterinarian, surgery Epidemiologist, veterinary
2224
Pharmacists
47
2224 2224 2224 2224 223
Druggist Pharmacist Pharmacist, hospital Pharmacist, retail NURSING AND MIDWIFERY PROFESSIONALS
2230
2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 2230 23 231
Nursing and midwifery professionals
Matron Nurse, professional Nurse, professional, charge Nurse, professional, clinic Nurse, professional, district Officer, principal nursing, professional Sister, nursing, professional Nurse, professional, anaesthetics Nurse, professional, maternity Nurse, professional, obstetrics Nurse, professional, orthopaedic Nurse, professional, pediatric Nurse, professional, psychiatric Health visitor Nurse, professional, industrial Nurse, professional, occupational health Nurse, professional, consultative Nurse, professional, school Midwife, professional Midwife, professional, district TEACHING PROFESSIONALS COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY AND HIGHER EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS
2310
2310 2310 2310
College, university and higher education teaching professionals
Lecturer, college Lecturer, university Professor, college
48
2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310
Professor, university Reader, university Teacher, post-secondary education Teacher, post-secondary education, astronomy Teacher, post-secondary education, biochemistry Teacher, post-secondary education, chemistry Teacher, post-secondary education, geodesy Teacher, post-secondary education, geology Teacher, post-secondary education, geophysics Teacher, post-secondary education, mineralogy Teacher, post-secondary education, physical sciences Teacher, post-secondary education, physics Teacher, post-secondary education, architecture Teacher, post-secondary education, engineering Teacher, post-secondary education, engineering, chemical Teacher, post-secondary education, engineering, civil Teacher, post-secondary education, engineering, electrical Teacher, post-secondary education, engineering, electronics Teacher, post-secondary education, engineering, mechanical Teacher, post-secondary education, engineering, telecommunications Teacher, post-secondary education, anatomy Teacher, post-secondary education, bacteriology Teacher, post-secondary education, biology Teacher, post-secondary education, botany Teacher, post-secondary education, dentistry Teacher, post-secondary education, entomology Teacher, post-secondary education, life sciences Teacher, post-secondary education, medical science Teacher, post-secondary education, medicine Teacher, post-secondary education, obstetrics Teacher, post-secondary education, pathology Teacher, post-secondary education, pharmacology Teacher, post-secondary education, public health Teacher, post-secondary education, veterinary science Teacher, post-secondary education, zoology
49
2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310
Teacher, post-secondary education, community development Teacher, post-secondary education, mathematics Teacher, post-secondary education, statistics Teacher, post-secondary education, accountancy Teacher, post-secondary education, business management Teacher, post-secondary education, commerce Teacher, post-secondary education, economics Teacher, post-secondary education, management Teacher, post-secondary education, law Teacher, post-secondary education, education Teacher, post-secondary education, pedagogy Teacher, post-secondary education, agricultural science Teacher, post-secondary education, agronomy Teacher, post-secondary education, animal husbandry Teacher, post-secondary education, fishery Teacher, post-secondary education, forestry Teacher, post-secondary education, horticulture Teacher, post-secondary education, husbandry Teacher, post-secondary education, silviculture Teacher, post-secondary education, anthropology Teacher, post-secondary education, archaeology Teacher, post-secondary education, demography Teacher, post-secondary education, geography Teacher, post-secondary education, government Teacher, post-secondary education, history Teacher, post-secondary education, international affairs Teacher, post-secondary education, numismatics Teacher, post-secondary education, palaeography Teacher, post-secondary education, philosophy Teacher, post-secondary education, political science Teacher, post-secondary education, prehistory Teacher, post-secondary education, psychology Teacher, post-secondary education, religion Teacher, post-secondary education, social science Teacher, post-secondary education, sociology
50
2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310
Teacher, post-secondary education, theology Teacher, post-secondary education, art criticism Teacher, post-secondary education, art history Teacher, post-secondary education, journalism Teacher, post-secondary education, languages Teacher, post-secondary education, linguistics Teacher, post-secondary education, literature Teacher, post-secondary education, philology Teacher, post-secondary education, chiropractic Teacher, post-secondary education, dietetics Teacher, post-secondary education, medical therapy Teacher, post-secondary education, nursing Teacher, post-secondary education, occupational therapy Teacher, post-secondary education, optometry Teacher, post-secondary education, osteopathy Teacher, post-secondary education, physiotherapy Teacher, post-secondary education, radiology Teacher, post-secondary education, construction technology Teacher, post-secondary education, engineering technology Teacher, post-secondary education, industrial arts Teacher, post-secondary education, industrial design Teacher, post-secondary education, industrial technology Teacher, post-secondary education, metallurgy Teacher, post-secondary education, mining technology Teacher, post-secondary education, textile technology Teacher, post-secondary education, advertising Teacher, post-secondary education, art Teacher, post-secondary education, computer science Teacher, post-secondary education, dancing Teacher, post-secondary education, drama Teacher, post-secondary education, family planning Teacher, post-secondary education, food technology Teacher, post-secondary education, forensic science Teacher, post-secondary education, home economics Teacher, post-secondary education, librarianship
51
2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 2310 232
Teacher, post-secondary education, marketing Teacher, post-secondary education, meteorology Teacher, post-secondary education, military science Teacher, post-secondary education, music Teacher, post-secondary education, navigation Teacher, post-secondary education, public administration Teacher, post-secondary education, sales methods Teacher, post-secondary education, sculpture Teacher, post-secondary education, telecommunications services Teacher, post-secondary education, trade unionism Teacher, post-secondary education, transport services Teacher, post-secondary, statistics SECONDARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS
2320
2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320
Secondary education teaching professionals
Teacher, secondary education Teacher, secondary education, language Teacher, secondary education, languages and literature Teacher, secondary education, linguistics Teacher, secondary education, literature Teacher, secondary education, mathematics Teacher, secondary education, biology Teacher, secondary education, botany Teacher, secondary education, chemistry Teacher, secondary education, geology Teacher, secondary education, life sciences Teacher, secondary education, natural sciences Teacher, secondary education, physics Teacher, secondary education, zoology Teacher, secondary education, archaeology Teacher, secondary education, economics Teacher, secondary education, geography Teacher, secondary education, government Teacher, secondary education, history Teacher, secondary education, religion Teacher, secondary education, social studies
52
2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 2320 233
Teacher, secondary education, sociology Teacher, secondary education, art Teacher, secondary education, art history Teacher, secondary education, dancing Teacher, secondary education, drama Teacher, secondary education, fine arts Teacher, secondary education, music Teacher, secondary education, sculpture Teacher, secondary education, commercial and secretarial Teacher, secondary education, commercial subjects Teacher, secondary education, secretarial subjects Teacher, secondary education, typing Teacher, secondary education, agricultural science Teacher, secondary education, domestic science Teacher, secondary education, nursing Teacher, secondary education, bricklaying Teacher, secondary education, computer science Teacher, secondary education, engineering Teacher, secondary education, handicrafts and crafts Teacher, secondary education, metalwork Teacher, secondary education, photography Teacher, secondary education, printing Teacher, secondary education, stonemasonry Teacher, secondary education, technical drawing Teacher, secondary education, technical education Teacher, secondary education, vocational training Teacher, secondary education, woodwork Teacher, secondary education, adult literacy Teacher, secondary education, pedagogy Teacher, secondary education, philosophy Teacher, secondary education, physical education PRIMARY AND PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS
2331
2331 2331
Primary education teaching professionals
Teacher, primary education, professional Teacher, primary education, reading, professional
53
2331
Teacher, primary education, writing, professional
2332
2332 2332 2332 234
Pre-primary education teaching professionals
Teacher, nursery, professional Teacher, pre-primary education, professional Teacher, kindergarten, professional SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING PROFESSIONALS
2340
2340 2340 2340 2340 2340 2340 2340 235
Special education teaching professionals
Teacher, special education, for the blind, professional Teacher, special education, for the deaf, professional Teacher, special education, for the mentally handicapped, professional Teacher, remedial, professional Teacher, special education, for the dumb, professional Teacher, special education, for the physically handicapped, professional Teacher, special education, remedial (professional) OTHER TEACHING PROFESSIONALS
2351
2351 2351 2351 2351 2351 2351 2351 2351
Education methods specialists
Adviser, education Adviser, education methods Adviser, teaching methods Curricula developer Specialist, audio-visual and other teaching aids Specialist, audio-visual teaching aids Specialist, teaching aids Specialist, visual teaching aids
2352
2352 239
School inspectors
Inspector, school OTHER EDUCATION PROFESSIONALS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
2390
24 241
Teaching not elsewhere classified
OTHER PROFESSIONALS BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS
2411
Accountants
54
2411 2411 2411 2411 2411 2411 2411 2411
Accountant Accountant, auditing Accountant, chartered Accountant, company Accountant, cost Accountant, municipal Accountant, public Auditor
2412
2412 2412 2412 2412 2412 2412 2412 2412 2412 2412 2412 2412 2412 2412
Personnel and careers professionals
Conciliator, labour-management relations Interviewer, employment Officer, industrial relations Officer, personnel Officer, staff training Adviser, careers Counsellor, employment Counsellor, vocational guidance Officer, occupational guidance Student counsellor, vocational Analyst, job Analyst, occupational Officer, personnel safety Specialist, personnel
2419
2419 2419 2419 2419 2419 2419 2419 2419 2419 2419
Business professionals not elsewhere classified
Specialist, business efficiency Engineer, methods Specialist, sales promotion methods Analyst, market research Officer, press liaison Officer, public information Officer, public relations Publicity agent Patent agent Home economist
55
2419 242
Account executive, advertising LEGAL PROFESSIONALS
2421
2421 2421 2421 2421 2421 2421 2421 2421 2421 2421
Lawyers, attorneys and related occupations
Advocate Attorney Barrister Lawyer Lawyer, civil Lawyer, conveyancing Lawyer, criminal Lawyer, litigation Prosecutor Solicitor
2422
2422 2422 2422 2422 2422 2422 2422 2422 2422 2422 2422
Chief judge
Judge Judge, appeal court Judge, arbitration court Judge, circuit court Judge, district court Judge, high court Judge, probate Judge, puisne Judge, supreme court Judge, assize Magistrate
2429
2429 2429 2429 2429 2429 2429 2429
Legal professionals not elsewhere classified
Adviser, legal Appeals referee, social security claims Drafter, parliamentary Jurist, except attorney or judge Notary Attorney, insurance claims Coroner
56
243
ARCHIVISTS, LIBRARIANS AND RELATED INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS
2431
2431 2431 2431
Archivists and curators
Archivist Curator, art gallery Curator, museum
2432
2432 2432 2432 2432 244
Librarians and related information professionals
Librarian Documentalist Information scientist, business services Information scientist, technical information SOCIAL SCIENCE AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS
2441
2441 2441 2441 2441 2441 2441 2441 2441 2441 2441
Economists
Econometrician Economist Economist, econometrics Economist, agricultural Economist, analyst, finance Economist, international trade Economist, labour Economist, price Economist, taxation Economist, finance
2442
2442 2442 2442 2442 2442 2442 2442 2442 2442 2442
Sociologists, anthropologists and related professionals
Criminologist Penologist Social pathologist Sociologist Sociologist, criminology Sociologist, industrial Sociologist, penology Sociologist, social pathology Anthropologist Archaeologists
57
2442 2442 2442 2442 2442
Ethnologist Geographer Geographer, economic Geographer, physical Geographer, political
2443
2443 2443 2443 2443 2443 2443 2443 2443
Philosophers, historians and political scientists
Historian Historian, economic Historian, political Historian, social Philosopher Philosopher, political Political scientist Genealogist
2444
2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444 2444
Philologists, translators and interpreters
Etymologist Graphologist Lexicographer Linguist Morphologist Philologist Philologist, etymology Philologist, graphology Philologist, lexicography Philologist, linguistics Philologist, morphology Philologist, phonology Philologist, semantics Phonologist Semasiologist Translator Interpreter
2445
Psychologists
58
2445 2445 2445 2445 2445 2445 2445 2445
Psychologist Psychologist, clinical Psychologist, educational Psychologist, experimental Psychologist, research Psychologist, industrial Psychologist, occupational Psychologist, social
2446
2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446 2446
Social work professionals
Social worker, professional Social worker, professional, enterprise Almoner, professional Caseworker, professional Caseworker, professional, child welfare Caseworker, professional, family welfare Caseworker, professional, social welfare Housefather, professional Housemother, professional Social worker, professional, medical Welfare worker, professional Welfare worker, professional, moral welfare Welfare worker, professional, prison Social worker, professional, community centre Social worker, professional, cultural centre Warden, community centre, professional Housemaster, professional, approved school Parole officer, professional Probation officer, professional Social worker, professional, delinquency Social worker, professional, probation Warden, probation home, professional Social worker, professional, psychiatric Welfare worker, professional, mental health Social worker, professional, family planning Social worker, professional, home-help service
59
2446 2446
Welfare worker, professional, the deaf Welfare worker, professional, the physically handicapped
2449
2449 245
Social science and related professionals not elsewhere classified
Social science and related professionals not elsewhere classified WRITERS AND CREATIVE OR PERFORMING ARTISTS
2451
2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451
Authors, journalists and other writers
Author Biographer Dramatist Essayist Novelist Playwright Poet Writer Writer, short story Critic Critic, art Critic, book Critic, drama Critic, film Critic, literary Critic, music Critic, radio Critic, television Columnist Correspondent, media Journalist Journalist, media Writer, feature Editor, newspapers Editor, periodicals Editor, press Editor-in-chief Editor-in-chief, newspapers
60
2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451 2451
Editor-in-chief, periodicals Editor, city Editor, fashion Editor, features Editor, financial Editor, foreign Editor, sports Sub-editor, newspaper Sub-editor, periodicals Reporter, journalism, media Reporter, journalism, media, crime Reporter, journalism, media, fashion Reporter, journalism, media, newspapers Reporter, journalism, media, sports Commentator, news Editor, continuity Editor, script Editor Editor, books Editor, copy Editor, proofreading Copywriter, advertising Copywriter, publicity Writer, public information Writer, publicity Copywriter, technical Writer, handbook Writer, technical Commentator, extempore Commentator, sports Writer, continuity Writer, drama Writer, lyric Writer, scenario Writer, script
61
2451 2451
Writer, song Proofreader
2452
2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452 2452
Sculptors, painters and related artists
Modeller, sculpture Sculptor Artist, landscape Artist, paintings Painter, portrait Caricaturist Cartoonist Cartoonist, motion picture Engraver-etcher, artistic Restorer, picture Artist, creative Artist, painter Painter, miniatures Artist, commercial Artist, graphic Artist, poster Artist, fashion creation
2453
2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453
Composers, musicians and singers
Composer, music Musicologist Arranger, music Orchestrator Transcriber, music Conductor, orchestra Bassoonist Cellist Clarinettist Drummer Guitarist Harpist Instrumentalist
62
2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453 2453
Musician, instrumental Oboist Organist Percussionist Pianist Saxophonist Sitar player Trombonist Trumpeter Violinist Baritone Contralto Mezzo-soprano Singer, bass Singer, choir Singer, concert Singer, jazz Singer, opera Singer, popular music Soprano Tenor Choirmaster Chorus master Conductor, vocal group
2454
2454 2454 2454 2454 2454
Choreographers and dancers
Arranger, ballet Choreographer Ballerina Dancer, ballet Dancer, ballroom
2455
2455 2455 2455
Film, stage and related actors and directors
Actor Actor, character Actor, comic
63
2455 2455 2455 2455 2455 2455 2455 2455 2455 2455 246
Actor, dramatic Actor, film Director, stage Director, theatrical Director, motion picture Director, radio Director, television Storyteller Storyteller, radio or television Impersonator RELIGIOUS PROFESSIONALS
2460
2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 2460 249
Religious professionals
Archbishop Bishop Bonze Chaplain Curate Imam Minister, religion Monk, professional Nun, professional Pastor Poojari Priest Rabbi Rector, religion Talapoin Vicar Missionary Theologian Other professionals not elsewhere classified
2490
3
Other professionals not elsewhere classified
TECHNICIANS AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
64
31 311
NATURAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS NATURAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCE TECHNICIANS
3111
3111 3111 3111 3111 3111 3111 3111
Natural science technicians
Technician, chemistry Technician, physics Technician, astronomy Technician, geology Technician, geophysics Technician, meteorology Technician, oceanography
3112
3112 3112 3112 3112 3112 3112 3112 3112 3112 3112 3112 3112 3112
Civil engineering technicians
Technician, engineering, civil Estimator, engineering, civil Technician, surveying Clerk of works Technician, engineering, civil, construction Technician, engineering, civil, dredging Technician, engineering, civil, hydraulics Technician, engineering, civil, hydrology Technician, engineering, civil, irrigation Technician, engineering, civil, public health Technician, engineering, civil, sanitary Technician, engineering, civil, soil mechanics Technician, engineering, civil, structural
3113
3113 3113 3113 3113 3113 3113 3113 3113
Electrical engineering technicians
Technician, engineering, electrical Technician, engineering, electrical, high voltage Estimator, engineering, electrical Technician, engineering, electrical, electric power distribution Technician, engineering, electrical, electric power transmission Technician, engineering, electrical, electric traction Technician, engineering, electrical systems Technician, engineering, electrical, electric illumination
65
3114
3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114 3114
Electronics and telecommunications engineering technicians
Technician, engineering, electronics Technician, engineering, telecommunications Estimator, engineering, electronics Technician, engineering, aerospace Technician, engineering, electronics, computer hardware design Technician, engineering, electronics, information engineering Technician, engineering, electronics, instrumentation Technician, engineering, electronics, semiconductors Technician, engineering, telecommunications, aerospace Technician, engineering, telecommunications, radar Technician, engineering, telecommunications, radio Technician, engineering, telecommunications, signal systems Technician, engineering, telecommunications, telegraph Technician, engineering, telecommunications, telephone Technician, engineering, telecommunications, television
3115
3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115
Mechanical engineering technicians
Technician, engineering, mechanical, diesel Technician, engineering, mechanical, gas turbine Technician, engineering, mechanical, internal combustion Technician, engineering, mechanical, jet engine Technician, engineering, mechanical, locomotive engine Technician, engineering, mechanical, motor Technician, engineering, motor and engine Technician, engineering, mechanical, aeronautics Technician, engineering, mechanical, air-conditioning Technician, engineering, mechanical, heating, ventilation and refrigeration Technician, engineering, mechanical, refrigeration Estimator, engineering, mechanical Surveyor, marine Technician, engineering, mechanical, agriculture Technician, engineering, mechanical, automotive Technician, engineering, mechanical, instruments Technician, engineering, mechanical, lubrication Technician, engineering, mechanical, marine
66
3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115 3115
Technician, engineering, mechanical, naval Technician, engineering, mechanical, nuclear power Technician, engineering, mechanical, ship construction Technician, engineering, naval Technician, engineering, nuclear power Dockmaster, dry dock Dockmaster, graving dock Technician, engineering, aeronautics Technician, engineering, marine Technician, engineering, mechanical Technician, engineering, mechanical, industrial machinery and tools Technician, engineering, naval
3116
3116 3116 3116 3116 3116
Chemical engineering technicians
Technician, engineering, petroleum Estimator, engineering, chemical Technician, engineering, chemical Technician, engineering, chemical process Technician, engineering, natural gas production and distribution
3117
3117 3117 3117 3117 3117 3117 3117 3117 3117 3117 3117 3117 3117 3117
Mining and metallurgical technicians
Technician, metallurgy, extractive Technician, metallurgy, foundry Technician, metallurgy, physical Technician, metallurgy, assaying Technician, metallurgy, radioactive minerals Technician, engineering, mining Technician, engineering, mining, petroleum and natural gas Technician, engineering, mining, coal Technician, engineering, mining, diamonds Technician, engineering, mining, metal Cementer, oil and gas wells Acidiser, oil and gas wells Treater, well acidising Shooter, oil and gas wells
67
3118
3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118 3118
Draughtspersons
Draughtsperson Draughtsperson, engineering Draughtsperson, die Draughtsperson, engineering, aeronautical Draughtsperson, engineering, marine Draughtsperson, engineering, mechanical Draughtsperson, jig and tool Draughtsperson, engineering, electrical Draughtsperson, engineering, electronics Draughtsperson, engineering, civil Draughtsperson, engineering, structural Draughtsperson, architectural Draughtsperson, cartographical Draughtsperson, technical Illustrator, engineering Illustrator, technical Draughtsperson, lithographic Draughtsperson, engineering, heating and ventilation systems Draughtsperson, geological Draughtsperson, topographical
3119
3119 3119 3119 3119 3119 3119 3119 3119 3119 3119 3119 312
Physical and engineering science technicians not elsewhere classified
Technician, engineering, industrial layout Technician, engineering, methods Technician, engineering, planning Technician, engineering, production Technician, engineering, industrial efficiency Technician, engineering, time and motion study Technician, engineering, work study Technician, engineering, safety Technician, engineering, systems (except computers) Technician, engineering, value Technician, quantity surveying COMPUTER ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
68
3121
3121 3121 3121 3121 3121 3121 3121 3121 3121
Computer assistants
Assistant, computer, communications Assistant, computer, database analysis Assistant, computer, engineering Assistant, computer, programming Assistant, computer, systems analysis Assistant, computer, systems design Assistant, computer, user services Technician, computer Technician, engineering, systems, computers
3122
3122 3122 3122
Computer equipment operators
Operator, computer peripheral equipment Operator, computer peripheral equipment, console Operator, computer peripheral equipment, high-speed printer
3123
3123 3123 313
Industrial robot controllers
Technician, robot Controller, robot OPTICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT OPERATORS
3131
3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131
Photographers and image and sound recording equipment operators
Photographer Photographer, portrait Photographer, advertising Photographer, commercial Photographer, fashion Photographer, industrial Photographer, news Photographer, press Assistant, motion picture Cameraman, motion picture Camerawoman, motion picture Cinematographer Operator, camera, cinematography Operator, camera, motion picture
69
3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131 3131
Operator, camera, television Microphotographer Photographer, aerial Photographer, architecture Photographer, commercial illustration Photographer, medical Photographer, microphotography Photographer, police Photographer, scientific Operator, audio equipment, radio Operator, audio equipment, television Operator, recording equipment, video Operator, studio equipment, radio Operator, studio equipment, television Operator, recording equipment, discs Operator, recording equipment, sound Operator, recording equipment, tape Operator, recording equipment, wire Technician, sound, studio, radio Technician, sound, studio, television Operator, microphone Editor, sound, motion picture Operator, dubbing equipment Operator, recording equipment, sound mixing Sound mixer Technician, sound-effects Technician, sound-testing
3132
3132 3132 3132 3132 3132 3132 3132
Broadcasting and telecommunications equipment operators
Operator, telecommunications equipment Operator, radio equipment, land-based Operator, morse code Operator, telegraphic equipment Telegrapher Officer, ship, radio Operator, radio equipment, sea-based
70
3132 3132 3132 3132 3132 3132 3132 3132 3132 3132 3132 3132
Operator, radio equipment, flight Operator, transmitting equipment, radio Operator, transmitting equipment, television Operator, broadcasting equipment, radio Operator, broadcasting equipment, telecine Operator, broadcasting equipment, television Operator, broadcasting equipment, video Operator, control-room equipment, radio Operator, control-room equipment, television Operator, broadcasting equipment, field Operator, public address equipment Projectionist, cinema
3133
3133 3133 3133 3133 3133 3133 3133
Medical equipment operators
Operator, medical radiography equipment Operator, medical X-ray equipment Operator, scanning equipment Operator, audiometric equipment Operator, electrocardiograph equipment Operator, electroencephalograph equipment Operator, scanning equipment, optical
3139
314
Optical and electronic equipment operators not elsewhere classified
SHIP AND AIRCRAFT CONTROLLERS AND TECHNICIANS
3141
3141 3141 3141 3141 3141 3141 3141
Ships' engineers
Chief engineer, ship Engineer, ship Engineer, ship, first Engineer, ship, second Engineer, ship, third Engineer, ship, fourth Superintendent, marine, technical
3142
3142 3142
Ships' deck officers and pilots
Captain, ship/sea Master, ship, sea
71
3142 3142 3142 3142 3142 3142 3142 3142 3142 3142
Captain, ship, inland waterways Master, ship, inland waterways Officer, ship, deck Officer, ship, navigation Shipmate Pilot, ship Captain, port Superintendent, marine, deck Pilot, hovercraft Skipper, yacht
3143
3143 3143 3143 3143 3143 3143 3143 3143
Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals
Captain, aircraft Pilot, helicopter Pilot, seaplane Pilot, aircraft Pilot, test Test pilot, aircraft Navigator, flight Engineer, flight
3144
3144 3144
Air traffic controllers
Controller, air traffic Operator, air traffic control equipment
3145
3145
Air traffic safety technicians
Technician, air traffic safety
3149
315
Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians not elsewhere classified
SAFETY AND QUALITY INSPECTORS
3151
3151 3151 3151 3151
Building and fire inspectors
Inspector, fire Specialist, fire prevention Fire investigator Inspector, building
72
3152
3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 3152 319
Safety, health and quality inspectors
Inspector, safety and health, child care Inspector, occupational safety Inspector, safety and health Inspector, safety and health, consumer protection Inspector, safety and health, electricity Inspector, safety and health, establishments Inspector, safety and health, factories Inspector, safety and health, industrial waste-processing Inspector, safety and health, labour Inspector, safety and health, pollution Inspector, safety and health, working conditions Inspector, safety and health, shops Inspector, safety and health, vehicles Examiner, cloth Examiner, fabrics Inspector, quality, fabrics Inspector, quality, mechanical products Inspector, quality, electrical products Inspector, quality, electronic products Quality inspector, electrical products Quality inspector, electronic products Quality inspector, mechanical products Inspector, product safety Inspector, quality Inspector, quality, industrial processes Inspector, quality, products Inspector, quality, services Inspector, vehicles, technical standards inspection Quality inspector Quality inspector, processes Quality inspector, products Quality inspector, services PHYSICAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
73
3190
32 321
Physical and engineering science associate professionals not elsewhere classified
LIFE SCIENCE AND HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS LIFE SCIENCE TECHNICIANS AND RELATED ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3211
3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211 3211
Life science technicians
Technician, anatomy Technician, bacteriology Technician, biochemistry Technician, biology Technician, biophysics Technician, botany Technician, ecology Technician, genetics Technician, pathology Technician, pharmacology Technician, zoology Technician, blood-bank Technician, cytology Technician, haematology Technician, histology Technician, medical science Technician, serology Technician, tissue Taxidermist Technician, physiology Xylogogist
3212
3212 3212 3212 3212 3212 3212 3212
Agronomy and forestry technicians
Technician, agronomy Technician, arboriculture Technician, crop research Technician, floriculture Technician, forestry Technician, horticulture Technician, olericulture
74
3212 3212 3212
Technician, pomology Technician, silviculture Technician, soil science
3213
3213 3213 3213 3213 322
Farming and forestry advisers/consultants
Adviser, agricultural Adviser, farming Adviser, forestry Farming demonstrator MODERN HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3221
3221 3221
Medical assistants
Assistant, medical Assistant, medical, family planning
3222
3222 3222
Sanitarians
Inspector, sanitary Sanitarian
3223
3223 3223 3223 3223
Dieticians and nutritionists
Dietician Dietician, therapeutic Nutritionist Consultant, dietetic, food processing
3224
3224 3224 3224 3224
Optometrists and opticians
Optician, ophthalmic Optometrist Orthoptist Optician, dispensing
3225
3225 3225 3225 3225 3225
Dental assistants
Assistant, dental Auxiliary, dental Assistant, dental, school service Hygienist, dental Hygienist, oral
75
3225
Prophylactician
3226
3226 3226 3226 3226 3226 3226 3226 3226 3226 3226 3226 3226 3226
Physiotherapists and related associate professionals
Electrotherapist Physiotherapist Therapist, physical Therapist, recreational Gymnast, remedial Masseur Masseuse Osteopath, lay Chiropractor Fitter, artificial limb Technician, orthopaedic Technician, prosthetic Podiatrist
3227
3227 3227 3227
Veterinary assistants
Assistant, veterinary Assistant, veterinary, artificial insemination Vaccinator, veterinary
3228
3228
Pharmaceutical assistants
Assistant, pharmaceutical
3229
3229 3229 3229 3229 3229 3229 3229 3229 323
Modern health associate professionals (except nursing) not elsewhere classified
Homeopath Orthoepist Orthophonist Practitioner, homeopathic Therapist, occupational Therapist, orientation of the blind Therapist, speech Modern health services professions (except nursing) not elsewhere classified NURSING AND MIDWIFERY ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3231
Nursing associate professionals
76
3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231 3231
Nurse, associate professional, charge Nurse, associate professional, clinic Nurse, associate professional, district Officer, principal nursing, associate professional Sister, nursing, associate professional Nurse, associate professional, anaesthetics Nurse, associate professional, maternity Nurse, associate professional, obstetrics Nurse, associate professional, orthopaedic Nurse, associate professional, pediatric Nurse, associate professional, psychiatric Nurse, associate professional, industrial Nurse, associate professional, occupational health Nurse, associate professional, consultant Nurse, associate professional, school
3232
3232 3232 324
Midwifery associate professionals
Midwife, associate professional, district Midwife, associate professional TRADITIONAL MEDICINE PRACTITIONERS AND FAITH HEALERS
3241
3241 3241 3241 3241
Traditional medicine practitioners
Healer, drugless treatment Healer, herbal Healer, village Naturopath
3242
3242 3242
Faith healers
Faith healer Healer, faith
3243
3243 3243 329
Informal faith healers
Sangoma, inyanga Muti-seller LIFE SCIENCE AND HEALTH ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
3291
Life science and health associate professionals not elsewhere classified
77
33 331
TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3310
3310 3310 3310 332
Primary education teaching associate professionals
Teacher, primary education, associate professional Teacher, primary education, reading, associate professional Teacher, primary education, writing, associate professional PRE-PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3320
3320 3320 3320 333
Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals
Teacher, nursery, associate professional Teacher, pre-primary education, associate professional Teacher, kindergarten, associate professional SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3330
3330 3330 3330 3330 3330 3330 3330 334
Special education teaching associate professionals
Teacher, special education, for the blind, associate professional Teacher, special education, for the deaf, associate professional Teacher, special education, for the mentally handicapped, associate professional Teacher, remedial, associate professional Teacher, special education, for the dumb, associate professional Teacher, special education, for the physically handicapped, associate professional Teacher, special education, remedial, associate professional OTHER TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3340
3340 3340 3340 3340 3340 339
Other teaching associate professionals
Instructor, flying Pilot, check Instructor, sailing Instructor, driving Driving school TEACHING ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
3391
34
Teaching associate professionals not elsewhere classified
OTHER ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
78
341
FINANCE AND SALES ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3411
3411 3411 3411 3411 3411 3411 3411 3411 3411
Securities and finance dealers and brokers
Broker, foreign exchange Broker, investment Broker, securities Broker, stocks and shares Salesperson, bond Salesperson, securities Sharebroker Stockbroker Jobber, stock
3412
3412 3412 3412 3412 3412 3412
Insurance representatives
Underwriter Underwriter, insurance Agent, insurance Broker, insurance Insurance broker Agent, group insurance
3413
3413 3413 3413 3413 3413 3413
Estate agents
Agent, estate Agent, house Agent, property Realtor Salesperson, property Salesperson, real-estate
3414
3414 3414
Travel consultants and organisers
Consultant, travel Organiser, travel
3415
3415 3415 3415
Technical and commercial sales representatives
Agent, sales, engineering Agent, sales, technical Representative, sales, engineering
79
3415 3415 3415 3415 3415 3415 3415 3415 3415 3415 3415 3415 3415
Representative, sales, technical Salesperson, engineering Salesperson, technical Adviser, after-sales service Agent, sales, commercial Canvasser Commercial traveller Representative, sales, commercial Salesperson, commercial Salesperson, travelling Agent, sales, manufacturing Representative, sales, manufacturing Salesperson, manufacturing
3416
3416 3416 3416 3416 3416 3416 3416 3416 3416 3416
Buyers
Buyer Buyer, merchandise, retail trade Buyer, merchandise, wholesale trade Purchaser, merchandise Purchaser, merchandise, retail trade Purchaser, merchandise, wholesale trade Agent, procurement Agent, purchasing Buyer, supplies Commodity speculator, informal
3417
3417 3417 3417 3417 3417 3417 3417 3417 3417
Appraisers, valuers and auctioneers
Auctioneer Adjuster, claims Adjuster, claims, insurance Appraiser Assessor, claims Assessor, insurance Assessor, loss Inspector, claims Inspector, insurance claims
80
3417
Valuer
3418 3419
342
Stokvel operator Finance and sales associate professionals not elsewhere classified
BUSINESS SERVICES AGENTS AND TRADE BROKERS
3421
3421 3421 3421
Trade brokers
Broker, commodity Broker, shipping Broker, trade
3422
3422 3422 3422
Clearing and forwarding agents
Agent, clearing Agent, forwarding Agent, shipping
3423
3423 3423 3423 3423 3423
Employment agents and labour contractors
Agent, employment Contractor, labour Officer, job placement Officer, youth employment Youth employment officer
3429
3429 3429 3429 3429 3429 3429 3429 3429 3429 3429 3429 343
Business services agents and trade brokers not elsewhere classified
Agent, literary Agent, musical performance Agent, sports Agent, theatrical Promoter, sports Representative, business services Representative, business services, advertising space Salesperson, business services Representative, business services, advertising Salesperson, business services, advertising Salesperson, business services, advertising space ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
81
3431
3431 3431 3431 3431 3431 3431
Administrative secretaries and related associate professionals
Administrative secretary Secretary, administrative Reporter, administrative, verbatim Verbatim reporter Assistant, correspondence Reporter, administrative, court
3432
3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432 3432
Legal and related business associate professionals
Assistant, barrister's Assistant, legal Assistant, solicitor's Clerk, conveyancing Clerk, court Clerk, judge's Clerk, law Clerk, probate Assistant, broker Assistant, insurance, adjustment Assistant, insurance, claims Assistant, insurance, policy Clerk, insurance Assistant, bank Bailiff
3433
3433 3433
Bookkeepers
Bookkeeper Bookkeeper, ledger
3434
3434 3434 3434 3434
Statistical, mathematical and related associate professionals
Assistant, accounting Assistant, actuarial Assistant, mathematical Assistant, statistical
3439
3439
Administrative associate professionals not elsewhere classified
Consul
82
3439 3439 3439 3439 3439 3439 3439 3439 3439 3439 344
Courier, diplomatic Executive secretary, committee Executive secretary, consular office Executive secretary, government administration Executive secretary, non-government administration Official, consular Secretary, executive, committee Secretary, executive, consular office Secretary, executive, government administration Secretary, executive, non-government administration CUSTOMS, TAX AND RELATED GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3441
3441 3441 3441
Customs and border inspectors
Inspector, border Inspector, customs Officer, passport checking
3442
3442 3442 3442
Government tax and excise officials
Inspector, tax Officer, excise Officer, tax
3443
3443 3443 3443 3443
Government social benefits officials
Inspector, pensions Officer, pensions Officer, social benefits Officer, social security claims
3444
3444 3444 3444 3444
Government licensing officials
Inspector, licensing Officer, immigration Officer, licensing Officer, passport issuing
3449
3449
Customs, tax and related government associate professionals not elsewhere classified
Censor, government administration
83
3449 3449 3449 3449 3449 3449 3449 3449 345
Inspector, civil service Inspector, government administration Inspector, price Inspector, wage Inspector, weights and measures Officer, civil defence Officer, civil service commission Officer, electoral POLICE INSPECTORS AND DETECTIVES
3450
3450 3450 3450 3450 3450 3450 346
Police inspectors and detectives
Agent, inquiry, police Detective Inspector, police Detective, store Private detective Private investigator SOCIAL WORK ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3460
3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460
Social work associate professionals
Social worker, associate professional Social worker, associate professional, enterprise Almoner, associate professional Caseworker, associate professional Caseworker, associate professional, child welfare Caseworker, associate professional, family welfare Caseworker, associate professional, social welfare Housefather, associate professional Housemother, associate professional Social worker, associate professional, medical Welfare worker, associate professional Welfare worker, associate professional, moral welfare Welfare worker, associate professional, prison Social worker, associate professional, community centre Social worker, associate professional, cultural centre Housemaster, associate professional, approved school
84
3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 3460 347
Parole officer, associate professional Probation officer, associate professional Social worker, associate professional, delinquency Social worker, associate professional, probation Warden, probation home, associate professional Social worker, associate professional, psychiatric Welfare worker, associate professional, mental health Social worker, associate professional, family planning Social worker, associate professional, home-help service Welfare worker, associate professional, the deaf Welfare worker, associate professional, the physically handicapped Warden, community centre, associate professionals ARTISTIC, ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3471
3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471 3471
Decorators and commercial designers
Designer, graphic Designer, poster Designer, typographical Illustrator, advertising Illustrator, book Decorator, interior Decorator, motion picture set Designer, decoration Designer, interior decoration Designer, commercial products Designer, dress Designer, fashion Designer, furniture Designer, industrial products Designer, jewellery Designer, package Designer, textile Decorator, display Decorator, display, windows Designer, display Designer, display, windows
85
3471 3471 3471 3471 3471
Designer, exhibition Designer, armorial Designer, scenery Designer, stage set Tattooist
3472
3472 3472 3472 3472 3472 3472 3472
Radio, television and other announcers
Announcer, news Announcer, radio Announcer, television Interviewer, media Newscaster Compère Disc jockey
3473
3473 3473 3473 3473 3473 3473 3473 3473 3473 3473 3473
Street, nightclub and related musicians, singers and dancers
Band leader Bandmaster Conductor, band Musician, nightclub Musician, street Singer, nightclub Singer, street Dancer, chorus Dancer, nightclub Dancer, tap Vocalist, informal
3474
3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474
Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate professionals
Clown Comic, circus Conjuror Illusionist Magician Prestidigitator Acrobat
86
3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474 3474
Contortionist Tumbler Aerialist Artist, trapeze Artist, high-wire Artist, tight-rope Juggler Trainer, wild animal Artist, striptease Hypnotist Imitator Imitator, animal noise Puppeteer Tamer, wild animal Ventriloquist
3475
3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475
Athletes, sportspersons and related associate professionals
Athlete Boxer Cycle racer Driver, motor racing Jockey Player, sports Racer, cycle Sportsman, professional Sportwoman, professional Wrestler Coach, athletic Coach, games Coach, sports Instructor, sports Trainer, boxing Trainer, golf Trainer, martial arts Trainer, sports Trainer, wrestling
87
3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475 3475
Trainer, yoga Judge, sports Official, sports Sports administrator Referee, sports Umpire, sports Trainer, physical Instructor, billiards Instructor, bridge Instructor, chess
3479
348
Art, entertainment and sport associate professionals not elsewhere classified
RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS
3480
3480 3480 3480 3480 3480 3480 3480 3480 3480 349
Religious associate professionals
Evangelist Lay preacher Monk, associate professional Nun, associate professional Preacher, lay Religious worker Salvationist Lay worker Parish worker OTHER ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
3490
3491 350 3500 3500 3500 3500 3500 3500 3500 3500 3500
Other associate professionals not elsewhere classified
Stokvel ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS IN ARMED FORCES AND SIVIL SERVICE Captain Major Lieutenant Lieutenant Colonel Colonel Superentant Senior Superentant Assistant Director Deputy Director
88
3500 3500 4 41 411
Admin Officer Senior Admin. Officer CLERKS OFFICE CLERKS SECRETARIES AND KEYBOARD-OPERATING CLERKS
4111
4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111 4111
Stenographers and typists
Justowriter Stenographer Stenographer, typing Typist, shorthand Typist, stenography Clerk, typing Typist Typist, clerical Typist, copy Typist, invoice Typist, statistical Clerk, justowriting Typist, perforator Typist, varityping Varitypist
4112
4112 4112 4112 4112 4112 4112
Word-processor and related operators
Clerk, word processing Clerk, telefax Clerk, telegraph Clerk, teleprinter Clerk, telex Teletypist
4113
4113 4113 4113
Data entry operators
Clerk, data entry, punching machine, card and tape Clerk, data entry, punching machine, keys Clerk, data entry
89
4113 4113 4113 4113 4113 4113 4113
Clerk, data entry, computer Clerk, data entry, electronic mail Clerk, data entry, converter, tape-to-card Clerk, data entry, converter, tape-to-page Clerk, data entry, sorting machine Clerk, data entry, tabulating machine Clerk, data entry, converter, card-to-tape
4114
4114 4114 4114 4114 4114 4114 4114 4114
Calculating-machine operators
Clerk, accounting machine Clerk, bookkeeping machine Clerk, invoicing machine Clerk, posting machine Clerk, adding machine Clerk, calculating machine Clerk, comptometer Clerk, computing machine
4115
4115 4115 4115 4115 4115 412
Secretaries
Secretary Secretary, stenography Secretary, stenography, typing Secretary, typing Secretary, word processing NUMERICAL CLERKS
4121
4121 4121 4121 4121 4121 4121 4121 4121 4121
Accounting and bookkeeping clerks
Clerk, accounts Clerk, bookkeeping Clerk, bookkeeping, accounts Clerk, bookkeeping, discount Clerk, bookkeeping, interest accrual Clerk, ledger Clerk, office cash Clerk, auction Clerk, audit
90
4121 4121 4121 4121 4121 4121
Clerk, cost computing Clerk, estimating Clerk, payroll Clerk, salaries Clerk, wages Clerk, invoice
4122
4122 4122 4122 4122 4122 4122 4122 4122 4122 4122 4122 4122 4122 413
Statistical finance clerks
Clerk, adjustment Clerk, bond Clerk, brokerage Clerk, collateral Clerk, credit Clerk, finance Clerk, investment Clerk, mortgage Clerk, rating Clerk, securities Clerk, tax Clerk, actuarial Clerk, statistical MATERIAL-RECORDING AND TRANSPORT CLERKS
4131
4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131
Stock clerks
Clerk, freight Clerk, freight, dispatching Clerk, freight, inward Clerk, freight, receiving Clerk, freight, routing Clerk, freight, shipping Clerk, freight, traffic Clerk, stock Clerk, stock, control Clerk, stock, control, inventory Clerk, stock, control, records Clerk, stock, records
91
4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131 4131
Attendant, tool crib Clerk, stock, storeroom Clerk, supply Clerk, warehouse Storekeeper Clerk, weighing Clerk, weighing, scale Clerk, weighing, tally Clerk, depository, furniture
4132
4132 4132 4132 4132 4132 4132
Production clerks
Clerk, order, materials Clerk, planning, materials Clerk, schedule, materials Clerk, production planning Clerk, production planning, coordination Clerk, production planning, schedule
4133
4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133
Transport clerks
Controller, clerical, railway service Superintendent, clerical, railway depot Controller, clerical, railway service, freight Controller, clerical, train Dispatcher, clerical, railway Dispatcher, clerical, train Inspector, clerical, railway transport service Clerk, goods, railway Yardmaster, railway Controller, clerical, road transport service Dispatcher, clerical, bus Dispatcher, clerical, road transport (except bus and truck) Dispatcher, clerical, truck Superintendent, clerical, road transport depot Superintendent, clerical, road transport traffic Inspector, clerical, road transport service Controller, clerical, air transport service
92
4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 4133 414
Controller, clerical, airline traffic Clerk, air transport operations Clerk, dispatch, air transport Clerk, flight operations Dispatcher, clerical, aircraft Dispatcher, clerical, boat Dispatcher, clerical, gas pipelines Dispatcher, clerical, oil pipelines Float master Superintendent, clerical, barge Superintendent, clerical, cargo Superintendent, clerical, ferry Superintendent, clerical, quay Superintendent, clerical, water transport terminal Superintendent, clerical, wharf Wharfinger Clerk, transport LIBRARY, MAIL AND RELATED CLERKS
4141
4141 4141 4141 4141 4141 4141 4141 4141 4141 4141
Library and filing clerks
Clerk, book-loan Clerk, library Clerk, library, acquisitions Clerk, classification Clerk, filing Clerk, index Clerk, document duplication Clerk, photocopying Clerk, reproduction processes, office Mimeographer
4142
4142 4142 4142 4142
Mail carriers and sorting clerks
Controller, clerical, mail Controller, clerical, mail depot Controller, clerical, postal service Clerk, mail, sorting
93
4142 4142 4142 4142 4142 4142 4142
Postman Postwoman Clerk, mail, dispatch Courier, travel Mailman Mailwoman Post carrier
4143
4143 4143 4143 4143 4143 4143 4143 4143 4143 4143 4143 4143 4143
Coding, proof-reading and related clerks
Clerk, listing Clerk, coding Clerk, coding, data-processing Clerk, coding, statistics Coder, clerical Coder, clerical, data-processing Coder, clerical, statistics Clerk, proof reading Clerk, proof reading, printing Proof-reader, clerical Clerk, document-sorting machine Clerk, franking machine Clerk, scripts
4144
4144 4144 4144 419
Scribes and related workers
Public writer Scribe Clerk, form-filling assistance OTHER OFFICE CLERKS AND CLERKS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED (EXCEPT CUSTOMER SERVICES CLERKS)
4190
4190 4190 4190 4190 4190 4190
Other office clerks and clerks not elsewhere classified
Timekeeper Clerk, compilation, directory Clerk, records, personnel Compiler, clerical, directory Clerk, list, addresses Clerk, addressing machine
94
4190 42 421
Clerk, list, mail CUSTOMER SERVICES CLERKS CASHIERS, TELLERS AND RELATED CLERKS
4211
4211 4211 4211 4211 4211 4211 4211 4211 4211 4211 4211 4211
Cashiers and ticket clerks
Cashier, office Clerk, cash-accounting Cashier, bank Cashier, booking-office Cashier, box-office Cashier, cash desk Cashier, check-out, self-service store Cashier, restaurant Cashier, store Clerk, ticket issuing (except travel) Clerk, toll collection Clerk, bookmaking
4212
4212 4212 4212 4212
Tellers and other counter clerks
Cashier, currency exchange Money changer Clerk, post office counter Cashier, change-booth
4213
4213 4213 4213 4213 4213 4213 4213
Bookmakers and croupiers
Bookmaker Bookmaker, betting pool Bookmaker, pari-mutuel system Bookmaker, ticket writing Bookmaker, totalizator Croupier Croupier, gambling-table
4214
4214 4214
Pawnbrokers and moneylenders
Moneylender Pawnbroker
95
4215
4215 4215 4215 4215 4215 422
Debt-collectors and related workers
Clerk, bills Collector, charity Collector, debt Collector, payment Collector, rent CLIENT INFORMATION CLERKS
4221
4221 4221 4221 4221 4221 4221 4221
Travel agency and related clerks
Clerk, ticket issuing, travel Clerk, travel Clerk, travel , airlines Clerk, travel , railway Clerk, travel agency Clerk, travel agency, bookings Clerk, travel agency, reservations
4222
4222 4222 4222 4222 4222 4222 4222
Receptionists and information clerks
Receptionist Receptionist, hotel Receptionist, dental Receptionist, medical Clerk, appointments Clerk, information Clerk, inquiries
4223
4223 4223 429
Telephone switchboard operators
Switchboard operator, telephone Telephonist CUSTOMER SERVICES CLERKS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
4290
5 51
Customer services clerks not elsewhere classified
SERVICE WORKERS AND SHOP AND MARKET SALES WORKERS PERSONAL AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS
96
511
TRAVEL ATTENDANTS AND RELATED WORKERS
5111
5111 5111 5111 5111 5111 5111 5111 5111 5111 5111
Travel attendants and travel stewards
Chief steward, ship Chief stewardess, ship Steward, ship Steward, ship, cabin Stewardess, ship Stewardess, ship, cabin Attendant, airport Attendant, flight Attendant, ship, cabin Purser, aircraft
5112
5112 5112 5112 5112 5112 5112 5112 5112 5112 5112 5112
Transport conductors and transport occupations not elsewhere classified
Conductor, train Guard, railway Conductor, Pullman car Conductor, sleeping car Conductor, bus Conductor, tram Conductor, trolley-bus Conductor, cable car Conductor, ferryboat Conductor, hovercraft Transport of goods
5113
5113 5113 5113 5113 5113 5113 5113 5113 5113
Travel guides
Guide, travel, bus Guide, travel Guide, art gallery Guide, museum Guide, travel, art gallery Guide, travel, museum Guide, travel, sightseeing Guide, travel, alpine Guide, travel, fishing
97
5113 5113 5113 5113 512
Guide, travel, game park Guide, travel, hunting Guide, travel, industrial establishment Guide, travel, safari HOUSEKEEPING AND RESTAURANT SERVICES WORKERS
5121
5121 5121 5121 5121 5121 5121 5121 5121 5121 5121 5121 5121
Housekeepers and related workers
Housekeeper Housekeeper, executive Chief steward, hotel Chief stewardess, hotel Steward, hotel Steward, house Stewardess, hotel Stewardess, house Matron, housekeeping Butler Warden, camp Warden, dormitory
5122
5122 5122 5122 5122 5122 5122 5122 5122 5122 5122
Cooks
Chef de cuisine Cook, head Cook Cook, restaurant Cook, vegetable Cook, ship Cook, ship, mess Cook, special diets Cook, work camp Cook, preserving
5123
5123 5123 5123
Waiters, waitresses and bartenders
Steward, mess Steward, ship, dining saloon Stewardess, mess
98
5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123 5123
Stewardess, ship, dining saloon Waiter Waiter, railway dining car Waitress Waitress, railway dining car Maitre d'hotel Waiter, head Waitress, head Steward, ship, mess Stewardess, ship, mess Waiter, banquet Waiter, formal Waitress, banquet Waitress, formal Steward, wine Stewardess, ship, wine Waiter, wine Waitress, wine Bartender Attendant, canteen Attendant, restaurant seating
5124
5124 5124
Tavern and shebeen operators
Tavern operator Shebeen operator
5125
5125 5125
Caterers
Catering services Caterer
5126
5126 5126 5126
Accomodation occupations
Letting rooms Taking in boarders/lodgers Landlord/landlady
5131
Personal care of children and babies
99
5131 5131 5131 5131 5131 5131
Child-care workers Attendant, schoolchildren Governess, children Nanny Nursemaid Baby minding/daymother
5132
5132 5132 5132 5132 5132 5132 5132 5132 5132 5132
Institution-based personal care workers
Aid, dental Aid, nursing, clinic Aid, nursing, hospital Ambulance man Ambulance woman Attendant, dental Attendant, first-aid Attendant, hospital Attendant, nursing (except home) Orderly
5133
5133 5133
Home-based personal care workers
Aid, nursing, home Attendant, nursing, home
5139
5139 5139 514
Personal care and related workers not elsewhere classified
Aid, pharmacy Aid, veterinary OTHER PERSONAL SERVICES WORKERS
5141
5141 5141 5141 5141 5141 5141 5141 5141
Hairdressers, barbers, beauticians and related workers
Chiropodist Beautician, make-up, studio Hairdresser, women Barber Hairdresser Hairdresser, men Beautician Cosmetologist
100
5141 5141 5141 5141 5141 5141 5141 5141 5141 5141
Manicurist Beautician, make-up, stage Make-up artist, stage Make-up artist, studio Attendant, bath Attendant, bath, hot-room Attendant, bath, sauna Attendant, bath, turkish Dresser, wig, stage Trichologist
5142
5142 5142 5142 5142 5142 5142 5142 5142 5142
Companions and valets
Companion, man's Maid, lady's Maid, personal Manservant Valet Valet, personal Companion Companion, lady's Valet, hotel
5143
5143 5143 5143 5143 5143 5143 5143
Undertakers and embalmers
Funeral director Mortician Undertaker Crematorium worker Embalmer Attendant, funeral Attendant, undertaker
5149
5149 5149 5149 5149
Other personal services workers not elsewhere classified
Escort, social Host, club Hostess, club Partner, dancing
101
5149 515
Personal services workers not elsewhere classified ASTROLOGERS, FORTUNE-TELLERS AND RELATED WORKERS
5151
5151
Astrologers and related workers
Astrologer
5152
5152 5152 5152 516
Fortune-tellers, palmists and related workers
Fortune-teller Numerologist Palmist PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS
5161
5161 5161 5161 5161 5161 5161 5161
Fire-fighters
Fire-fighter Patrolman, forest fire Patrolwoman, forest fire Salvageman, fire Salvagewoman, fire Fire-fighter, aircraft accidents Fire-fighter, forest
5162
5162 5162 5162 5162 5162 5162 5162 5162
Police officers
Constable Patrolman, police Patrolwoman, police Police officer Police officer, harbour Police officer, river Police officer, traffic Guard, police service
5163
5163 5163 5163
Prison guards
Gaoler Guard, prison Warder, prison
5169
Protective services workers not elsewhere classified
102
5169 5169 5169 5169 5169 5169 5169 5169 5169 5169 5169 5169 5169 519
Guard, security Patrolman, security Patrolwoman, security Bodyguard Coastguard Guard, beach Lifeguard Patrolman, beach Patrolwoman, beach Warden, traffic Game warden Warden, bird sanctuary Warden, wildlife PERSONAL AND PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
5190
52 521
Personal and protective services workers not elsewhere classified
MODELS, SALESPERSONS AND DEMONSTRATORS FASHION AND OTHER MODELS
5210
5210 5210 5210 5210 5210 522
Fashion and other models
Mannequin Model, clothing display Model, fashion Model, advertising Model, artist SHOP SALESPERSONS AND DEMONSTRATORS
5220
5220 5220 5220 5220 5220 5220
Shop salespersons and demonstrators
Salesperson, wholesale establishment Attendant, shop Salesperson, retail establishment Salesperson, shop Demonstrator Assistant, shop, orders
103
5220 5220 523
Attendant, petrol pump Attendant, service station, automobiles STALL AND MARKET SALESPERSONS
5230
5230 5230 5230 5230 5230 5230 5230 5231 529
Stall and market salespersons
Salesperson, kiosk Salesperson, market Salesperson, street stall Beer and liqour brewer and distiller Bootlegger Florist Flower arranging Spaza shop operator MODELS, SALESPERSONS AND DEMONSTRATORS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
5291
530 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 5300 6 61 611
Models, salespersons and demonstrators not elsewhere classified
SERVICE WORKERS IN THE ARMED FORCES AND SIVIL SERVICE Sergeant Staff sergeant Warrant Officer Private Lance Koperal Corporal Pioneer Soldiers Petty Officer Chief Petty Officer Seaman Able Seaman Leading Seaman Airman Flight Sergeant SKILLED AGRICULTURAL AND FISHERY WORKERS MARKET-ORIENTED SKILLED AGRICULTURAL AND FISHERY WORKERS MARKET GARDENERS AND CROP GROWERS
6111
6111
Field crop and vegetable growers
Farmer, alfalfa
104
6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111 6111
Farmer, cereal Farmer, corn Farmer, cotton Farmer, field crop Farmer, field vegetable Farmer, flax Farmer, grain Farmer, groundnut Farmer, jute Farmer, maize Farmer, rice Farmer, sisal Farmer, soya-bean Farmer, sugar-beet Farmer, sugar-cane Farmer, tobacco Farmer, vegetable Farmer, wheat Grower, field crop Grower, field vegetable Grower, soya-bean Grower, sugar-beet Planter, cotton Planter, sugar-cane Planter, tobacco Agricultural, garden production, informal Farm worker, skilled, cotton Farm worker, skilled, field crops Farm worker, skilled, flax Farm worker, skilled, groundnut Farm worker, skilled, irrigation Farm worker, skilled, jute Farm worker, skilled, potato Farm worker, skilled, rice Farm worker, skilled, sugar-beet
105
6111 6111 6111 6111
Farm worker, skilled, sugar-cane Farm worker, skilled, tobacco Farm worker, skilled, vegetables Farm worker, skilled, wheat
6112
6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112
Tree and shrub crop growers
Grower, tree crop Farmer, cocoa Farmer, coconut Farmer, coffee Farmer, copra Farmer, fruit Farmer, hops Farmer, nut Farmer, orchard Farmer, rubber plantation Farmer, shrub crop Farmer, tea plantation Farmer, tree crop Farmer, viniculture Grower, cocoa Grower, coconut Grower, coffee Grower, rubber Grower, shrub crop Planter, copra Planter, tea Viniculturist Winegrower Farmer, rubber Farmer, tea Farmer, vineyard Farm worker, skilled, fruit Farm worker, skilled, grove Farm worker, skilled, orchard Farm worker, skilled, shrub crop
106
6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112 6112
Farm worker, skilled, tree crop Farm worker, skilled, vineyard Farm worker, skilled, tea Plantation worker, skilled, rubber Budder and grafter, fruit tree Farm worker, skilled, cocoa Farm worker, skilled, coffee Farm worker, skilled, hops Grafter, fruit tree Pruner, fruit trees Pruner, shrub crops Plantation worker, skilled, shrub crop Plantation worker, skilled, tree crop Plantation worker, skilled, tea Tapper, maple-syrup Tapper, pine resin Tapper, rubber tree Tapper, toddy
6113
6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113
Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers
Grower, carnation Grower, flower Grower, horticultural nursery Grower, market gardening Grower, nursery Grower, nursery, bulbs Grower, nursery, seeds Grower, nursery, vegetables Grower, rose Grower, tulip Horticultural grower Nurseryman Nurserywoman Grower, mushroom Grower, nursery, spices Grower, osier
107
6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113 6113
Grower, reed Market gardener Cultivator, mushroom Market gardening worker, skilled Gardener, seed propagation Greenhouse worker, skilled Horticultural worker, skilled Gardener Gardener, jobbing Gardener, park Gardener, greenhouse Greenkeeper Groundsman Groundswoman Farm worker, skilled, mushroom Budder and grafter, shrubs Farm worker, skilled, nursery
6114
6114 6114 612
Mixed-crop growers
Farmer, mixed crop Farm worker, skilled, mixed crop MARKET-ORIENTED ANIMAL PRODUCERS AND RELATED WORKERS
6121
6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121
Dairy and livestock producers
Breeder, cattle Breeder, stud Farmer, cattle Farmer, fur, domestic animals Farmer, horse breeding Farmer, horse raising Farmer, livestock Farmer, pig Farmer, ranch Farmer, sheep raising Farmer, stud breeding Grazier
108
6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121 6121
Raiser, cattle Raiser, pig Raiser, sheep Rancher, cattle Farmer, dairy Farmer, milk Breeder, cat Breeder, dog Farmer, sheep Farmer, sheep, astrakhan Farmer, pelt Farm worker, skilled, cattle Shepherd Kennel worker, skilled Shearer, sheep Farm worker, skilled, livestock Farm worker, skilled, sheep Farm worker, skilled, pig Farm worker, skilled, domestic fur-bearing animals Farm worker, skilled, dairy
6122
6122 6122 6122 6122 6122 6122 6122 6122 6122 6122 6122 6122
Poultry producers
Breeder, poultry Farmer, battery Farmer, chicken Farmer, duck Farmer, egg production Farmer, goose Farmer, poultry, hatching and breeding Farmer, turkey Hatcher and breeder, poultry Farm worker, skilled, poultry Hatchery worker, skilled, poultry Operator, incubator
6123
Apiarists and sericulturists
109
6123 6123 6123 6123 6123 6123 6123 6123 6123 6123 6123
Apiarist Farmer, apiary Farmer, beekeeping Farmer, sericulture Farmer, silkworm raising Raiser, silkworm Sericulturist Beekeeper Apiary worker, skilled Beekeeping worker, skilled Sericultural worker, skilled
6124
6124
Farmer, mixed animal husbandry
Farm worker, skilled, mixed animal husbandry
6129
6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129
Breeder, bird
Breeder, game bird Breeder, laboratory animal Breeder, laboratory animal, mouse Breeder, lion Breeder, deer Breeder, reptile Breeder, reptile, snake Breeder, snail Raiser, laboratory animal Raiser, ostrich Farmer, fur, non-domesticated animals Keeper, aviary Keeper, kennel Farm worker, skilled, non-domesticated fur-bearing animals Farm worker, skilled, ostrich Horsebreaker Keeper, zoo Trainer, dog Trainer, horsebreaking Trainer, racehorse
110
6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 6129 613
Zookeeper Gamekeeper Keeper, animal reserve Laboratory worker, skilled, animals Zoo worker, skilled Market-oriented animal produce and related workers not elsewhere classified MARKET-ORIENTED CROP AND ANIMAL PRODUCERS
6130
6130 614
Farmer, mixed farming
Farm worker, skilled, mixed farming FORESTRY AND RELATED WORKERS
6141
6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141
Forestry workers and loggers
Logger Lumberjack Cross-cutter, logging Cutter, timber, forestry Feller, logging Climber, logging High climber, logging Topper, logging Cutter, pole and pile Cutter, railway tie Cutter, sleeper Woodcutter, forest Forester Forestry worker, skilled Forestry worker, skilled, afforestation Woodman Woodwoman Marker, timber Marker, tree Planter, forestry Pruner and trimmer, forestry Ranger, forest Stripper, cork bark
111
6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141 6141
Assembler, raft Bucker, logging Cruiser, timber Driver, raft, logging Feller-bucker, tree Maker, log-raft Rider, timber Scaler, log
6142
6142 6142 6142 615
Charcoal burners and related workers
Forestry worker, skilled, charcoal burning (traditional techniques) Forestry worker, skilled, wood distillation (traditional techniques) Burner, charcoal FISHERY WORKERS, HUNTERS AND TRAPPERS
6151
6151 6151 6151 6151 6151 6151 6151 6151 6151 6151 6151
Aquatic-life cultivation workers
Farm worker, skilled, fish Farmer, fish Farmer, seafood Fishery worker, skilled, pisciculture Hatcher, fish Hatchery worker, skilled, fish Farm worker, skilled, oyster Farmer, oyster Cultivator, algae Cultivator, pearl Farm worker, skilled, seafood
6152
6152 6152 6152 6152 6152 6152 6152
Inland and coastal waters fishery workers
Fisherman, coastal waters Fisherman, inland waters Fisherwoman, coastal waters Fisherwoman, inland waters Fishery worker, skilled, coastal waters Fishery worker, skilled, inland Diver, oyster
112
6152 6152 6152
Diver, pearl Diver, sponge Sponge hooker
6153
6153 6153 6153 6153 6153 6153 6153
Deep-sea fishery workers
Crewman, drifter Crewman, trawler Crewwoman, drifter Crewwoman, trawler Fisherman, deep-sea Fisherwoman, deep-sea Fishery worker, skilled, deep-sea
6154
6154 6154 6154 6154 6154 6154 6154 6154 6154 6154 6154 6154 6154 619
Hunters and trappers
Fisherwoman, seal Fisherman, seal Hunter, seal Hunter Hunter, professional Trapper - Fur Crewman, whaling vessel Crewwoman, whaling vessel Flenser, whale Game beater Harpooner, whale Stripper, blubber Trapper-hunter, fur MARKET-ORIENTED SKILLED AGRICULTURAL AND FISHERY WORKERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
6190
62 621
Market-oriented skilled agricultural and fishery workers not elsewhere classified
SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURAL AND FISHERY WORKERS SUBSISTENCE AGRICULTURAL AND FISHERY WORKERS
6210
6210
Subsistence agricultural and fishery workers
Farm worker, skilled, subsistence farming
113
6210 7 71 711
Farmer, subsistence farming CRAFT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS EXTRACTION AND BUILDING TRADES WORKERS MINERS, SHOTFIRERS, STONE CUTTERS AND CARVERS
7111
7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111 7111
Miners and quarry workers
Miner Miner, surface Miner, underground Quarrier Piler, mine Timbering worker, mine Timbering worker, quarry Timbering worker/ underground Sampler, mine Clipper, mine Drawer, prop/mine Drawer, prop/quarry Drawer, timber/mine Drawer, timber/quarry Miner, hydraulic/placer mining Robber, timber/mine Sampler, core Sampler, quarry Bolter, roof-mine
7112
7112 7112
Shotfirers and blasters
Blaster Shotfirer
7113
7113 7113 7113 7113
Stone splitters, cutters and carvers
Splitter, stone Cutter-finisher, stone Dresser, stone Finisher, stone
114
7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 7113 721
Grinder, slate Grinder, stone Planer, stone Polisher, granite Polisher, marble Polisher, slate Polisher, stone Sawyer, stone Grader, stone Stonework layout worker Stoneworker Setter-operator, lathe/stone Tuner, stone Cutter, stone Cutter, stone/lettering Carver, stone Carver-setter, monument Mason, monument Driller, stone Sandblaster, stonecutting Shotblaster, stonecutting BUILDING FRAME AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
7121
7121 7121
Builders, traditional materials
Builder, house/traditional materials Housebuilder, traditional materials
7122
7122 7122 7122 7122 7122 7122 7122 7122
Bricklayers and stonemasons
Bricklayer, construction Bricklayer, chimney Builder, chimney Bricklayer, firebrick Bricklayer, kiln Bricklayer, oven Firebrick layer Stonemason, construction
115
7122 7122 7122 7122 7122 7122
Stonemason, facings Paviour Stonemason, paving Bricklayer, ingot mould lining Bricklayer, furnace lining Tuckpointer
7123
7123 7123 7123 7123 7123 7123 7123 7123 7123
Concrete placers, concrete finishers and related workers
Placer, concrete Caster, concrete products Shutterer, concrete moulding Iron worker, concrete reinforcement Finisher, cement Finisher, concrete Terrazzo worker Concrete mixer Mixer, concrete
7124
7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124
Carpenters and joiners
Carpenter Joiner Carpenter, construction Carpenter, first fixing Carpenter, second fixing Carpenter-joiner Joiner, construction Carpenter, stage Carpenter, theatre Shipwright, wood Joiner, ship Boatbuilder, wood Builder, barge/wooden Carpenter, ship's Joiner, aircraft Carpenter, bench Fitter, shop
116
7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124 7124
Joiner, bench Shopfitter Carpenter, bridge Carpenter, maintenance Carpenter, mine Carpenter, wharf Maker, mast and spar/wood
7129
7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 7129 713
Building frame and related workers not elsewhere classified
Billboard erector Erector, billboard Builder, house/non-traditional materials Housebuilder, non-traditional materials Maintenance worker, building Repairer, building Repairer, chimney Steeplejack Rigger, scaffolding Scaffolder Demolition worker Wrecker, building Layer, drain Bracer, construction Erector, prefabricated buildings Fixer, prefabricated buildings Shorer, construction Timbering worker, construction BUILDING FINISHERS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
7131
7131 7131 7131 7131 7131 7131
Roofers
Roofer Roofer, slate Roofer, tile Roofer, composite materials Roofer, asphalt Roofer, metal
117
7131 7131
Thatcher (Houses, Lapas) Roofer, wood-shingle
7132
7132 7132 7132 7132 7132 7132 7132 7132 7132 7132 7132 7132 7132 7132
Floor layers and tile setters
Setter, marble Setter, tile Tiler Tiler, floor Tiler, wall Cutter-setter, mosaic Floor layer, parquetry Layer, parquetry Parquetry worker Floor layer, wood block Layer, wood block Floor layer, tile Layer, composition tile Layer, tile
7133
7133 7133 7133 7133 7133
Plasterers
Plasterer Plasterer, ornamental Mason, stucco Plasterer, stucco Plasterer, fibrous sheet
7134
7134 7134 7134 7134 7134 7134 7134
Insulation workers
Insulation worker Insulation worker, building Insulation worker, acoustical Insulation worker, soundproofing Insulation worker, boiler and pipe Lagger, boiler and pipe Insulation worker, refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment
7135
7135
Glaziers
Glazier
118
7135 7135 7135 7135 7135 7135 7135 7135 7135 7135 7135 7135
Glazier, building Glazier, double glazing Glazier, structural Setter, glass/buildings Glazier, patent roofing Glazier, roofing Fitter, plate-glass Glazier, plate-glass Glazier, leaded-glass Glazier, stained-glass Setter, artistic/glass Glazier, vehicle
7136
7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136 7136
Plumbers and pipe fitters
Plumber Fitter, pipe Fitter, pipe/sewerage Fitter, pipe/ventilation Fitter, pipe/water supply Fitter, pipe/gas Fitter, pipe/marine Plumber, ship Fitter, pipe/aircraft Fitter, tube/aircraft Fitter, pipe, steam Plumber, chemical Jointer, pipe-laying Layer, pipe Layer-jointer, mains pipes Pipeline worker Digger, well Sinker, well
7137
7137 7137
Building and related electricians
Electrician Electrician, building
119
7137 7137 7137 7137 7137 7137 7137 7137 714
Electrician, building/ electrical installation Electrician, stage and studio Electrician, theatre Electrician, building maintenance Electrician, building/ electrical maintenance Electrician, building repairs Electrician, mine Electrician, neon-lighting PAINTERS, BUILDING STRUCTURE CLEANERS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
7141
7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141 7141
Painters and related workers
Brush-painter, construction Outside painter, construction Painter, building Painter, construction Painter, house Painter, outside/ construction Painter-decorator, buildings Spray-painter, construction Painter, ship's hull Painter, structural steel Painter, motion picture set Painter, stage scenery Whitewasher Painter-decorator, wallcarpeting Painter-decorator, wallcovering Painter-decorator, wallpapering Paperhanger Wallpaper hanger
7142
7142 7142 7142 7142 7142
Varnishers and related painters
Sprayer, metal Painter, manufactured articles Varnisher, manufactured articles Painter, automobile Painter, vehicle
120
7142 7142 7142
Varnisher, vehicle Painter, metal Varnisher, metal
7143
7143 7143 7143 7143 7143 7143 719
Building structure cleaners
Chimney sweep Cleaner, chimney flue Sweep, chimney Exterminator Sandblaster, building exteriors Cleaner, building exteriors EXTRACTION AND BUILDING TRADES WORKERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
7190
7190 72
Extraction and building trades workers not elsewhere classified
Extraction and building trades workers not elsewhere classified METAL, MACHINERY AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
7211
7211 7211 7211 7211 7211 7211 7211 7211
Metal moulders and coremakers
Ladler, metal Moulder, metal castings Moulder, metal castings/ bench Moulder, metal castings/ stump Moulder, metal castings/tub Moulder, metal castings/ floor and pit Moulder, metal castings/pit Coremaker, metal
7212
7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212
Welders and flamecutters
Welder Welder, gas and electric Welder, acetylene Welder, gas Welder, oxyacetylene Welder, electric arc Welder, thermite Welder, butt
121
7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212 7212
Welder, contact Welder, flash Welder, resistance Welder, seam Welder, spot Burner, lead Brazier Brazier, flame Brazier, induction Flamecutter Solderer Brazier, furnace Setter-operator, soldering Setter-operator, soldering/ jewellery Setter-operator, soldering/ metal Solderer, dip Solderer, furnace Solderer, torch
7213
7213 7213 7213 7213 7213 7213 7213 7213 7213 7213 7213 7213 7213 7213
Sheet-metal workers
Sheet-metal worker Marker, sheet metal Coppersmith Sheet-metal worker, copper Sheet-metal worker, tin Tinsmith Boilersmith Maker, boiler Sheet-metal worker, ornamental Beater, vehicle panel Beater, aircraft panel Sheet-metal worker, aircraft Sheet-metal worker, vehicles Sheet-metal worker, furniture
7214
Structural-metal preparers and erectors
122
7214 7214 7214 7214 7214 7214 7214 7214 7214 7214 7214 7214 7214
Erector, structural metal Preparer, structural metal Loftsman, structural metal Loftswoman, structural metal Marker, structural metal Structural steel worker, workshop Erector, constructional steel Erector, ship's beam and frame Shipwright, metal Plater, ship Riveter Riveter, pneumatic Bender, metal plate
7215
7215 7215 7215 7215 7215 7215 7215 7215 7215 7215 7215 7215 7215
Riggers and cable splicers
Rigger Rigger, hoisting equipment Splicer, cable and rope Rigger, hoisting equipment/ construction Rigger, ship Rigger, aircraft Rigger, oil and gas well Cable worker, bridge Cable worker, suspension bridge Spinner-squeezer, cable Spinner-squeezer, wire Rigger, railway cable Rigger, ski-lift
7216
7216 7216 7216 7216 722
Underwater workers
Frogman, salvage Frogwoman, salvage Diver, salvage Underwater worker BLACKSMITHS, TOOL-MAKERS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
123
7221
7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221 7221
Blacksmiths, hammer-smiths and forging-press workers
Caster, metal Drawer, wire Blacksmith Farrier Smith, agricultural implement Smith, anvil Toolsmith Drop forger Hammersmith Hammersmith, forge Drop-hammer worker Forging-press worker Press-operator, forging/metal Smith, bulldozer Driver, forge hammer Former, metal
7222
7222 7222 7222 7222 7222 7222 7222 7222 7222 7222 7222 7222 7222 7222
Tool-makers and related workers
Maker, press tool Maker, tap-die Maker, tool Maker, tool and die Toolmaker Maker, gauge Maker, jig-gauge Pattern-maker, metal foundry Marker, metal Finisher, die Maker, template Maker, tool/diamond-pointed Gunsmith/armament fitter/weapons assembler Locksmith
7223
7223
Machine-tool setters and setter-operators
Setter-operator, extruding machine/metalworking
124
7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223 7223
Setter, machine tool Setter, metalworking machine Setter-operator, machine tool Setter-operator, metalworking machine Setter-operator, lathe/ metalworking Turner Setter-operator, milling machine/metalworking Setter-operator, planing machine/metalworking Setter-operator, boring machine/metalworking Setter-operator, drilling machine/metalworking Setter-operator, reaming machine/metalworking Setter-operator, grinding machine/metalworking Setter-operator, precision-grinding machine/ metalworking Setter-operator, honing machine/metalworking Setter-operator, numerical control machine/ metalworking Setter-operator, cutting machine/metalworking Setter-operator, die-sinking machine/metalworking Setter-operator, lapping machine/metalworking Setter-operator, routing machine/metalworking Setter-operator, shaping machine/metalworking Borer, metal Driller, metal Spinner, metal Spinner, sheet-metal Maker, toy/metal Toymaker, metal
7224
7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224
Metal wheel-grinders, polishers and tool sharpeners
Bluer, metal Finisher, cast-metal articles Cleaner, metal Burnisher, metal Finisher, metal Grinder, machine tool Grinder, metal Wheel-grinder, metal
125
7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 7224 723 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231 7231
Grinder, tool Sharpener, cutting instruments Sharpener, knife Sharpener, tool Repairer, saw Sharpener, saw Grinder, textile-carding machine Buffer, metal Polisher, metal Polisher, metal/emery polishing Polisher, metal/mirror-finish Polisher, metal/sand polishing Sharpener, itinerant MACHINERY MECHANICS AND FITTERS Motor vehicle mechanics and fitters Fitter, engine/motor-vehicle Mechanic, automobile Mechanic, engine/diesel (motor vehicle) Mechanic, engine/motor vehicle Mechanic, garage Mechanic, motor vehicle Mechanic, motor truck Mechanic, truck Mechanic, motor cycle Mechanic, automobile transmission Mechanic, bus Mechanic, motor-vehicle transmission Mechanic, tractor Repairer, motor vehicle Tuner, engine-driving Tuner, vehicle engine Repairer, bicycle Repairer, pedal cycle Panelbeater
126
7232
7232 7232 7232 7232 7232 7232
Aircraft engine mechanics and fitters
Fitter, engine/aircraft Erector, metal airframe Fitter-assembler, airframe Aeromechanic Repairer, engine/aircraft Mechanic, engine/aircraft
7233
7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233
Argricultural- or industrial-machinery mechanics and fitters
Fitter, industrial machinery Fitter, engine/marine Fitter, turbine Fitter, machine-tool Fitter, metalworking machinery Fitter, mining machinery Fitter, printing machinery Fitter, textile machinery Fitter, woodworking machinery Fitter, agricultural machinery Fitter, earth-moving equipment Fitter, office machinery Erector-installer, agricultural machinery Erector-installer, industrial machinery Erector, refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment Mechanic, air-conditioning equipment Mechanic, refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment Mechanic, refrigeration equipment Fitter, engine/steam Mechanic, industrial machinery Mechanic, engine/steam Mechanic, engine/diesel (except motor vehicle) Mechanic, turbine Mechanic, machine tool Mechanic, mining machinery Mechanic, printing machinery
127
7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 7233 724
Mechanic, textile machinery Mechanic, woodworking machinery Mechanic, agricultural machinery Mechanic, farm machinery Mechanic, construction machinery Mechanic, earth-moving equipment Mechanic, typewriter Fitter, plant maintenance Mechanic, plant maintenance Mechanic, lift Millwright Oiler and greaser Mechanic, ship Oiler and greaser, ship ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT MECHANICS AND FITTERS
7241
7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241 7241
Electrical mechanics and fitters
Fitter, electrical Fitter, dynamo Fitter, electrical/generator Fitter, electrical/magneto Fitter, electrical/motor Fitter, electrical/transformer Fitter, electrical/control apparatus Fitter, electrical/rheostat Fitter, electrical/switchgear Fitter, electrical/instruments Fitter, electrical/elevator and related equipment Builder, armature Builder, commutator Fitter, electrical/refrigeration and air-conditioning Fitter, electrical/signalling equipment Electrician, aircraft Electrician, ship Electrician, locomotive Electrician, motor vehicle
128
7241 7241 7241 7241 7241
Electrician, tram Electrician, vehicle Mechanic, electrical Repairer, electrical equipment Servicer, electrical equipment
7242
7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242 7242
Electronic fitters
Fitter, electronics Fitter, electronics/prototype Fitter, electronics/audio-visual equipment Fitter, electronics/radar Fitter, electronics/radio Fitter, electronics/ telecommunications equipment Fitter, electronics/television Fitter, electronics/medical equipment Fitter, electronics/computer equipment Fitter, electronics/data-processing equipment Fitter, electronics/industrial equipment Fitter, electronics/signalling equipment Fitter, electronics/signalling systems Fitter, electronics/ instruments Fitter, electronics/ meteorological equipment
7243
7243 7243 7243 7243 7243 7243 7243 7243 7243 7243 7243 7243
Electronic mechanics and servicers
Mechanic, electronics/ accounting-machine Mechanic, electronics/ business machine Mechanic, electronics/ calculating machine Mechanic, electronics/office machine Mechanic, electronics Repairer, electronics equipment Mechanic, electronics/ computer Mechanic, electronics/audio-visual equipment Mechanic, electronics/radio Mechanic, electronics/ television Repairer, electronics equipment/audio-visual Repairer, electronics equipment/radio
129
7243 7243 7243 7243 7243 7243
Repairer, electronics equipment/television Servicer, electronics equipment/audio-visual Servicer, electronics equipment/radio Servicer, electronics equipment/television Erector, radio aerial Erector, television aerial
7244
7244 7244 7244 7244 7244 7244
Telegraph and telephone installers and servicers
Installer, telegraph Installer, telephone Mechanic, telegraph Mechanic, telephone Servicer, telegraph Servicer, telephone
7245
7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245 7245
Electrical line installers, repairers and cable joiners
Cable worker, electric power/ overhead cables Line worker, electric power Wire worker, electric power/ overhead wires Cable worker, electric traction/overhead cables Line worker, electric traction Wire worker, electric traction/ overhead wires Cable worker, telegraph Cable worker, telephone Line worker, telegraph Line worker, telephone Wire worker, telegraph Wire worker, telephone Jointer, cable Jointer, cable, electric Jointer, cable, telegraph Jointer, cable, telephone Plumber-jointer, electric cable Cable worker, electric power/ underground cables Wire worker, electric power/ underground wires Layer, underground cable
130
729
METAL, MACHINERY AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
7290
7290 73 731
Metal, machinery and related trades workers not elsewhere classified
Metal, machinery and related trades workers not elsewhere classified PRECISION, HANDICRAFT, PRINTING AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS PRECISION WORKERS IN METAL AND RELATED MATERIALS
7311
7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311
Precision-instrument/instrument makers and repairers
Maker, clock Maker, watch Repairer, clock Repairer, watch Watch adjuster Balancer, scale Calibrator, precision instrument Maker, barometer Maker, instrument/ meteorological Maker, instrument/nautical Maker, instrument/precision Repairer, instrument/ precision Maker, instrument/optical Repairer, camera Repairer, instrument/optical Maker, photographic equipment Maker, precision instrument Maker, artificial limb Maker, brace/orthopaedic Maker, orthopaedic appliance Maker, surgical appliance Maker, dental prosthesis Mechanic, dental Repairer, dental prosthesis Maker, instrument/dental Maker, instrument/scientific Maker, instrument/surgical
131
7311 7311 7311 7311 7311 7311
Repairer, instrument/dental Repairer, instrument/ scientific Repairer, instrument/ surgical Repairer, photographic equipment Repairer, surgical appliance Repairer, orthopaedic appliance
7312
7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312 7312
Musical-instrument makers and tuners
Maker, instrument/musical (string) Maker, violin Repairer, instrument/ musical (string) Maker, instrument/musical (woodwind) Tone regulator, musical instruments Maker, instrument/musical (brass) Maker, instrument/musical (metal-wind) Repairer, instrument/musical (wind) Maker, accordion Maker, piano accordion Builder, organ Maker, organ Maker, organ, bellow Maker, organ, pipe Maker, piano Maker, piano, key Maker, piano, sound-board Stringer, piano Tuner, accordion Tuner, musical instrument Tuner, organ Tuner, piano Voicer, organ Maker, drum Maker, xylophone Repairer, instrument, musical, percussion
7313
Jewellery and precious-metal workers
132
7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 7313 732
Maker, jewellery Jeweller Repairer, jewellery Cutter-polisher, gems Cutter-polisher, industrial diamonds Cutter-polisher, jewels Lapidary Polisher, industrial diamonds Sawyer, industrial diamonds Setter, gem Setter, diamond Setter, jewels Goldsmith Pewtersmith Silversmith Roller, precious metal Gold beater Maker, precious-metal leaf Engraver, jewellery Caster, jewellery moulds Cutter, precious metal Driller, precious metal Enameller, jewellery Hammersmith, precious-metal articles Maker, precious-metal chain Mounter, jewellery Polisher, jewellery Spinner, precious metal POTTERS, GLASS-MAKERS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
7321
7321 7321 7321 7321 7321
Abrasive wheel formers, potters and related workers
Potter Modeller, pottery and porcelain Maker, pottery and porcelain mould Thrower, pottery and porcelain Jiggerer, pottery and porcelain
133
7321 7321 7321 7321 7321 7321 7321 7321 7321 7321 7321 7321 7321
Caster, pottery and porcelain Moulder, brick and tile Presser, pottery and porcelain Presser, clay extruding Moulder, abrasive wheel Driller, pottery Handler, pottery Maker, pottery, spout Turner, pottery and porcelain Dipper, ceramics Burnisher, ceramics Jollier, pottery and porcelain Sticker-up, pottery
7322
7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322 7322
Glass-makers, cutters, grinders and finishers
Glass worker Grinder, glass Blower, glass Blower, scientific glass Moulder, glass lens Cutter, glass Cutter, glass, optical Slicer, optical glass Slitter, optical glass Beveller, glass Grinder, glass edge Grinder, glass lens Polisher, glass/lenses Bender, glass Borer, glass Driller, glass Finisher, glass Gatherer, glass Ladler, glass Moulder, glass Polisher, glass
134
7322
Setter-operator, lathe/glass
7323
7323 7323 7323 7323 7323 7323 7323 7323 7323
Glass engravers and etchers
Cutter, crystal glass Cutter, intaglio glass Engraver, glass Etcher, glass Froster, glass sandblasting Sandblaster, glass decorating Cutter-shaper, decorative glass Marker, glass engraving Waxer, glass sandblasting
7324
7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324 7324
Glass, ceramics and related decorative painters
Enameller, glass Painter, decorative/glass Decorator, ceramics/ freehand painting Decorator, pottery Enameller, ceramics Painter, decorative/ceramics Decorator, ceramics Rubber stamper, ceramics Stenciller, ceramics decoration Transferrer, ceramics decoration Decorator, ceramics/ aerographing Decorator, ceramics/spray-painting Silverer, glass Silverer, mirror Enameller, metal articles Toucher-up, ceramics decoration Tracer, ceramics decoration Painter, decorative Brush-painter, except construction Spray-painter, except construction Dipper, metal articles Letterer, sign-writing
135
7324 7324 7324 733
Painter, decorative/sign Signwriter Signpainter HANDICRAFT WORKERS IN WOOD, TEXTILE, LEATHER AND RELATED MATERIALS
7331
7331 7331 7331 7331 7331 7331 7331 7331 7331 7331
Handicraft workers in wood and related materials
Handicraft worker, wooden articles Handicraft worker, stone articles Handicraft worker, paper articles Handicraft worker, basketry Handicraft worker, reed weaving Handicraft worker, straw articles Brickmaker Handicraft worker,beads Carver Handicraft worker, candlemaking
7332
7332 7332 7332 7332 7332 7332 7332 7332 734
Handicraft workers in textile, leather and related materials
Handicraft worker, textile weaving Handicraft worker, carpets Handicraft worker, textiles Handicraft worker, garment knitting Handicraft worker, garments Handicraft worker, leather Handicraft worker, leather accessories Carpet maker PRINTING AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
7341
7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341
Compositors, typesetters and related workers
Printer Printer, job Compositor, printing Typesetter Intertype operator Linotyper Typesetter, linotype
136
7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341 7341
Typographer Monotyper Setter, printing machine Setter-operator, casting machine/printing type Maker-up, printing Imposer, printing Stonehand, printing Operator, desktop publishing equipment Photo typesetter, printing Photo-composer, printing Typesetter, photo-type Maker, braille plate Maker-up, photo-typesetting Proof-presser Layer-on, printing press Taker-off, printing press
7342
7342 7342 7342 7342 7342 7342
Stereotypers and electrotypers
Caster, stereotype Moulder, stereotype Stereotyper Caster, electrotype Electrotyper Moulder, electrotype
7343
7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343
Printing engravers and etchers
Engraver, printing/ lithographic stone Engraver, printing/metal die Engraver, printing/metal plate Engraver, printing/linoleum block Engraver, printing/rubber block Engraver, printing/wood block Engraver, printing/metal roller Engraver, printing/ pantograph Printer, pantograph Transferrer, lithographic
137
7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343 7343
Transferrer, lithographic/ direct Transferrer, lithographic/ printing Etcher, printing/metal engraving Etcher, printing/metal plate Etcher, printing/metal roller Engraver, printing/music printing Maker, stencil/printing plate Tuscher, lithographic Engraver, printing/ photogravure Photo-engraver Cameraman, photogravure Camerawoman, photogravure Photographer, photogravure Photolithographer Retoucher, photogravure Maker, photogravure/ printing plate Transferrer, photo-mechanical/printing plates Etcher, printing/ photogravure Finisher, photo-engraving/ printing plates Retoucher, printing plates Cameraman, xerography/ offset printing Camerawoman, xerography/ offset printing Grainer, photo-engraving/ printing plates Grainer, photogravure/ printing plates Mounter, photo-engraving/ printing plates Mounter, photogravure/ printing Proofer, photogravure Prover, photo-engraving Prover, photogravure
7344
7344 7344 7344 7344 7344
Photographic and related workers
Darkroom worker, film developing/colour photography Developer, film/colour Developer, negative/colour Developer, photograph/ colour Developer, positive/colour
138
7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344 7344
Darkroom worker, film developing/black-and-white photography Developer, film/black-and-white Developer, negative, black-and-white Developer, photograph, black-and-white Developer, positive, black-and-white Darkroom worker, photograph printing Printer, film Printer, photograph Darkroom worker, photograph enlarging Enlarger, photograph Printer, projection Repairer, cinefilm Developer, film/x-ray Developer, photographic plate Developer, print
7345
7345 7345 7345 7345 7345 7345 7345 7345
Bookbinders and related workers
Bookbinder Bookbinding sewer Collator, bookbinding Forwarder, bookbinding Embosser, book Finisher, book Edge gilder, bookbinding Edge marbler, bookbinding
7346
7346 7346 7346 7346 7346 7346 7346 7346
Silk-screen, block and textile printers
Cutter, stencil/silk-screen Printer, silk-screen Stenciller, silk-screen Printer, block Printer, textile Embosser, paper Maker, stencil/silk-screen Stamper, heraldic printing
139
739
PRECISION, HANDICRAFT, PRINTING AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
7390
74 741
Precision, handicraft, printing and related trades workers not elsewhere classified
OTHER CRAFT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS FOOD PROCESSING AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
7411
7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411
Butchers, fishmongers and related food preparers
Blockman Butcher Dresser, meat Slaughterer Cutter, meat Maker, sausage Boner, meat Dresser, poultry Dresser, tripe Eviscerator, animal Flayer Knacker Offal worker Skinner, animal Splitter, carcass Sticker, animal Stripper, gut Stunner, animal Trimmer, meat Briner, foodstuffs Curer, bacon Curer, fish Curer, meat Pickler, fish Pickler, meat Salter, fish Salter, meat Smokehouse worker, fish
140
7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411 7411
Smokehouse worker, meat Preserver, sauces and condiments Boner, fish Cutter, fish Dresser, fish Filleter, fish Fishmonger Maker, string/gut Shactor
7412
7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412
Millers, bakers, pastry-cooks and confectionery makers
Pastry-cook Baker Baker, bread Mixer, bread dough Oven worker, bread Table hand, bread Baker, pastry Maker, pastry Maker, pie Maker, sponge cake Mixer, flour confectionery Mixer, pie paste Oven worker, flour confectionery Table hand, flour confectionery Maker, noodle Presser, noodle extruding Concher, chocolate Confectioner Grinder, chocolate Maker, chocolate Mixer, chocolate Presser, chocolate production Refiner, chocolate Cutter, sugar confectionery Maker, confectionery
141
7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412 7412
Mixer, sugar confectionery Roller, sugar confectionery Baker, biscuit Dipper, sugar confectionery Maker, biscuit Maker, chewing-gum Moulder, chocolate Oven worker, biscuits Temperer, chocolate Maker, yeast
7413
7413 7413 7413 7413
Dairy-products makers
Maker, dairy products Maker, butter Maker, cheese Maker, ice cream
7414
7414 7414 7414 7414 7414 7414 7414 7414 7414 7414 7414 7414
Fruit, vegetable and related preserves
Maker, sugar/traditional methods Pickler, fruit Pickler, vegetables Canner, fruit Canner, vegetable Preserver, fruit Preserver, vegetable Expeller, oil Maker, fruit juice Maker, vegetable juice Preserver, fruit juice Preserver, vegetable juice
7415
7415 7415 7415 7415
Food and beverage tasters and graders
Grader, meat Grader, food Grader, vegetable Taster, food
142
7415 7415 7415 7415 7415 7415 7415 7415
Taster, icecream Taster, juice Taster, coffee Taster, tea Taster, liquor Taster, wine Grader, fruit Grader, oil
7416
7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416
Tobacco preparers and tobacco products makers
Grader, tobacco Blender, tobacco Bulker, tobacco Mixer, tobacco Conditioner, tobacco leaves Dipper, tobacco Tobacco worker, conditioning Stemmer, tobacco Stripper, tobacco leaf Tobacco worker, leaf stemming Tobacco worker, leaf stripping Cutter, tobacco Tobacco worker, cutting Drier, tobacco Dryer, tobacco Flavourer, tobacco Stover, tobacco Tobacco worker, drying Maker, cigar Moulder, cigar Roller, cigar Presser, cigar Sorter, cigar Maker, cigarette Blender, snuff Drier, snuff
143
7416 7416 7416 7416 7416 7416
Grinder, snuff Maker, snuff Mixer, snuff Screener, snuff Maker, tobacco cake Maker, tobacco plug
7417
7417
Sour milk producer
Sour milk producer
7419
742
Food processing and related trades workers not elsewhere classified
WOOD TREATERS, CABINET-MAKERS AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
7421
7421 7421 7421 7421 7421 7421 7421 7421
Wood treaters
Wood seasoner Dipper, wood treatment Impregnator, wood Wood treater Wood incising worker Woodworker, treating Grader, wood Wood grader
7422
7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422
Cabinet-makers and related workers
Maker, paper Cabinetmaker Maker, cabinet Maker, chair Maker, clock case Maker, instrument case Maker, frame Maker, piano case Tenoner Builder, coach body/wooden Builder, vehicle body/ wooden Builder, vehicle frame/ wooden
144
7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422 7422
Cartwright Wheelwright Cooper Maker, barrel Maker, cask Maker, tank/wooden Pattern-maker, wood patterns Maker, model/ wooden Carver, wood Veneer applier Finisher, wooden furniture Stainer, wooden furniture Varnisher, wooden furniture Maker, pipe/smoking Maker, pipe/smoking(wood) Inlayer, marquetry Bender, wood Maker, clog Maker, coffin Maker, ladder/wood Maker, picture frame Maker, sports equipment/ wood Marker, woodworking Maker, furniture/cane
7423
7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423
Woodworking-machine setters and setter-operators
Setter, woodworking machine Setter-operator, woodworking machine Sawyer, precision woodworking Sawyer, wood Setter-operator, fret-saw/ woodworking Setter-operator, jigsaw/ woodworking Tuner, wood Turner, wood Wood tuner Wood turner
145
7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423 7423
Setter-operator, lathe/ woodworking Setter-operator, shaping machine/woodworking Setter-operator, routing machine/woodworking Setter-operator, planing machine/woodworking Setter-operator, carving machine/woodworking Borer, wood Woodworker, dovetailing Woodworker, dowelling Woodworker, morticing Woodworker, sanding Woodworker, tenoning
7424
7424 7424 7424 7424 7424 7424 7424 7424 7424 7424 743
Basketry weavers, brush makers and related workers
Creeler Maker, basket Weaver, basket Maker, brush Maker, broom Maker, furniture/basket Maker, furniture/wicker Weaver, straw Maker, footwear/raffia Maker, toy/wooden TEXTILE, GARMENT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS
7431
7431 7431 7431 7431 7431 7431 7431 7431 7431 7431
Fibre preparers
Preparer, fibre/textiles Classer, fibre/textiles Grader, fibre/textiles Scourer, wool Blender, fibre/textiles Picker, fibre/textiles Carder, fibre/textiles Fibre lapper, textiles Sliver lapper Comber, fibre/textiles
146
7431 7431 7431 7431 7431 7431
Drawer, fibre/textiles Rover, fibre/ textiles Opener, fibre/ textiles Teaser, textiles Bleacher, fibre/textiles Willeyer
7432
7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432 7432
Weavers, knitters and related workers
Spinner, thread and yarn Fixer, loom Fixer, loom/ jacquard Fixer, loom, weaving Setter, loom Setter, knitting-machine Drawer-in, textile weaving Threader, loom Weaver, cloth Maker, tapestry Weaver, tapestry Weaver, jacquard Weaver, carpet Repairer, fabrics Stripper, bobbin Tufter, carpet weaving Knitter Knitter, garments Ribbon lapper Maker, braid Crocheter Maker, fishing net Maker, net Maker, safety net
7433
7433 7433
Tailors, dressmakers and hatters
Wardrobe mistress, stage and studio Coner, hat forms
147
7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433 7433
Tailor Tailor, bespoke Tailor, garment/made-to-measure Tailor, garment/ready-to-wear Dressmaker Maker, gown Clothes finisher Dressmaker, theatrical Maker, blouse Maker, corset Maker, lingerie Maker, shirt Tailor, alteration Tailor, theatrical Maker, hat Milliner Maker, cap Maker, wig
7434
7434 7434 7434 7434 7434 7434 7434 7434
Furriers and related workers
Fur tailor Furrier Grader, fur Matcher, fur Sorter, fur Cutter, fur Nailer, fur Trimmer, fur
7435
7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435
Textile, leather and related pattern-makers and cutters
Jacquard design copyist Pattern-maker, fur Pattern-maker, garment Pattern-maker, caps Pattern-maker, hats Marker, garment
148
7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435 7435
Cutter, garment Cutter, tailor's Cutter, glove Cutter, mattress Cutter, sail Cutter, tent Cutter, umbrella Cutter, upholstery Pattern-maker, gloves Pattern-maker, mattresses Pattern-maker, sails Pattern-maker, tents Pattern-maker, umbrellas Pattern-maker, upholstery
7436
7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436 7436
Sewers, embroiderers and related workers
Seamstress Sewer Sewer, garments Sewer, textile Sewer, fur Embroiderer Sewer, hat Sewer, mattress Sewer, sail Sewer, tent Sewer, upholstery Maker, awning Maker, sail, tent and awning Maker, tent Maker, umbrella Maker, artificial flower Maker, carpet Sewer, footwear Sewer, leather Maker, toy/dolls and stuffed toys
149
7436 7436
Maker, toy/stuffed toys Maker, toy/soft toys
7437
7437 7437 7437 7437 7437 7437 7437 7437 7437 7437 7437 744
Upholsterers and related workers
Upholsterer, furniture Upholsterer, aircraft Upholsterer, automobile Upholsterer, railway carriage Upholsterer, vehicle Maker, mattress Maker, bedding Maker, furniture/soft furnishing Maker, quilt Maker, soft furnishing Upholsterer, soft furnishing PELT, LEATHER AND SHOEMAKING TRADES WORKERS
7441
7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441
Pelt dressers, tanners and fellmongers
Classer, hide Classer, skin Grader, hide Grader, skin Fellmonger Dehairer, hide Flesher, hide Flesher-dehairer, hide Splitter, hide Tanner Tanner, hide Tanner, leather Currier, leather Dyer, vat, leather Dyer-stainer, leather Stainer, leather Buffer, leather Dyer, leather
150
7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441 7441
Dyer-stainer Dyer-stainer, spray Polisher, leather Stretcher, leather Dresser, pelt Classer, pelt Grader, pelt Flesher, pelt Plucker-trimmer, pelt Puller, pelt Dyer, pelt Finisher, pelt Stretcher, pelt Dyer, vat/pelt Pickler, pelt Shaver, fur
7442
7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442
Shoe-makers and related workers
Maker, footwear Shoemaker Shoemaker, bespoke Maker, footwear/orthopaedic Maker, surgical footwear Shoemaker, orthopaedic Cobbler Repairer, footwear Maker, footwear/sport Maker, sports equipment/ footwear Shoemaker, sports Pattern-maker, footwear Cutter, footwear/clicker Cutter, footwear Burnisher, footwear/uppers Cementer, footwear/uppers Fitter, footwear/uppers Folder, footwear/uppers
151
7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 7442 749
Preparer, footwear/uppers Skiver, footwear Presser, footwear/soles Channeller, footwear/soles Fitter, footwear/soles Grader, footwear/soles Preparer, footwear/soles Rounder, footwear Sorter, footwear Splitter, footwear Laster, footwear Burnisher, footwear/heels Finisher, footwear Stainer, footwear Taker-off, footwear finishing Trimmer, footwear finishing Eyeletter, footwear Polisher, footwear Socker, footwear Maker, leather goods Maker, harness Maker, saddle Saddler Cutter, leather Maker, horse collar Maker, panel/saddlery Maker, whip Shoemaker, raffia OTHER CRAFT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
7490
7491 7492 8
Other craft and related trades workers not elsewhere classified
Basket maker Grass broom maker PLANT AND MACHINE OPERATORS AND ASSEMBLERS
152
81 811
STATIONARY-PLANT AND RELATED OPERATORS MINING- AND MINERAL-PROCESSING-PLANT OPERATORS
8111
8111 8111 8111 8111 8111
Mining-plant operators
Machine-operator, channelling/mine Machine-operator, cutting/ mine Machine-operator, drilling/ mine Machine-operator, drilling/ quarry Machine-operator, mining/ continuous
8112
8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112 8112
Mineral-ore- and stone-processing-plant operators
Machine-operator, mineral processing Machine-operator, stone processing Operator, mineral-processing plant Operator, stone-processing plant Machine-operator, splitting/ stone Machine-operator, crushing/ coal Machine-operator, crushing/ mineral ore Machine-operator, crushing/ rock Machine-operator, crushing/ stone Machine-operator, milling/ minerals Machine-operator, milling/ stone Machine-operator, pulverising/minerals Tender, jig Flotation worker, copper Flotation worker, minerals Flotation worker, molybdenum Precipitator, gold Precipitator, silver Operator, breaker/gyratory Operator, cone/mine Operator, gravitation equipment/mine Cyanide worker, separation equipment Machine-operator, magnetic ore processing Machine-operator, washing/ minerals Machine-operator, cutting/ stone
153
8112 8112 8112 8112
Machine-operator, grinding/ stone Machine-operator, planing/ stone Machine-operator, sawing/ stone Machine-operator, drilling/ stone
8113
8113 8113 8113 8113 8113 8113 812
Well drillers and borers and related workers
Operator, derrick/oil and gas wells Operator, drilling equipment/ rotary, (oil and gas wells) Operator, drilling equipment/ cable (oil and gas wells) Operator, pulling equipment/ oil and gas wells Operator, boring equipment/ wells Operator, drilling equipment/ wells METAL-PROCESSING-PLANT OPERATORS
8121
8121 8121 8121 8121 8121 8121 8121 8121 8121 8121 8121 8121
Ore and metal furnace operators
Furnace-operator, converting/steel Furnace-operator, refining/ steel Furnace-operator, smelting/ metal Furnace-operator, smelting/ metal (blast furnace) Furnace-operator, refining/ steel (open-hearth furnace) Furnace-operator, converting/steel (oxygen furnace) Furnace-operator, converting/steel (Bessemer furnace) Furnace-operator, converting/steel (Thomas furnace) Furnace-operator, refining/ steel (electric-arc furnace) Furnace-operator, converting/non-ferrous metal Furnace-operator, refining/ non-ferrous metal Furnace-operator, puddling
8122
8122 8122 8122 8122 8122 8122 8122
Metal melters, casters and rolling-mill operators
Operator, rolling-mill/steel (hot-rolling) Operator, rolling-mill/steel (continuous) Operator, rolling-mill/steel (cold-rolling) Operator, rolling-mill/non-ferrous metal Operator, rolling-mill/ seamless pipe and tube Manipulator, rolling-mill Furnace-operator, melting/ metal
154
8122 8122 8122 8122 8122 8122 8122 8122 8122 8122 8122 8122
Furnace-operator, melting/ metal (crucible furnace) Furnace-operator, melting/ metal (electric-arc furnace) Furnace-operator, melting/ metal (open-hearth furnace) Furnace-operator, melting/ metal (reverberatory furnace) Furnace-operator, melting/ metal (cupola furnace) Furnace-operator, reheating/ metal Machine-operator, casting/ metal Machine-operator, pouring/ metal Operator, ladle/metal pouring Machine-operator, casting/centrifugal (cylindrical metal products) Machine-operator, casting/ die (non-ferrous metal) Machine-operator, casting/ continuous rod (non-ferrous metal)
8123
8123 8123 8123 8123 8123 8123 8123 8123 8123 8123
Metal-heat-treating-plant operators
Annealer Furnace-operator, annealing/ metal Furnace-operator, hardening/ metal Furnace-operator, heat-treating/metal Operator, heat-treating plant/ metal Furnace-operator, case-hardening/metal Nitrider Operator, carbonation equipment/metal Machine-operator, tempering/ metal Machine-operator, mixing/ metal
8124
8124 8124 8124 8124 8124 8124 813
Metal drawers and extruders
Machine-operator, drawing/ wire Machine-operator, drawing/ metal Machine-operator, drawing/ seamless pipe Machine-operator, drawing/ seamless tube Machine-operator, extruding/ metal Press-operator, extruding/ metal GLASS, CERAMICS AND RELATED PLANT OPERATORS
8131
8131
Glass and ceramics kiln and related machine operators
Machine-operator, bending/ glass
155
8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131
Machine-operator, cutting/ glass Machine-operator, grinding/ glass Machine-operator, blowing/ glass Machine-operator, bottle production Machine-operator, moulding/ glass Machine-operator, pressing/ glass Machine-operator, drawing/ glass Machine-operator, rolling/ plate glass Machine-operator, polishing/ plate glass Kiln-operator, float glass bath Machine-operator, polishing/ glass lens Machine-operator, glass rod production Machine-operator, glass tube production Machine-operator, drilling/ glass Operator, ladle/glass Machine-operator, pottery and porcelain production Machine-operator, casting/ pottery and porcelain Machine-operator, drilling/ pottery Machine-operator, glass production Machine-operator, glass products Furnace-operator, glass production Furnace-operator, smelting/ glass Furnace-operator, annealing/ glass Furnace-operator, lehr Furnace-operator, tempering/ glass Machine-operator, tempering/ glass Kiln-operator, pottery and porcelain Kiln-operator, pottery and porcelain/biscuit kiln Kiln-operator, pottery and porcelain/dry kiln Kiln-operator, pottery and porcelain/glost kiln Kiln-operator, pottery and porcelain/oven kiln Machine-operator, ceramics production Kiln-operator, brick and tile Kiln-operator, brick and tile/ dry kiln Kiln-operator, brick and tile/ oven kiln
156
8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131 8131
Kiln-operator, brick and tile/ retort kiln Kiln-operator, tile/biscuit kiln Kiln-operator, tile/glost kiln Machine-operator, engraving/ glass Machine-operator, etching/ glass Operator, sandblasting equipment/glass Machine-operator, finishing/ glass Machine-operator, polishing/ glass Machine-operator, painting/ glass Machine-operator, painting/ ceramics Machine-operator, plating/ glass
8139
8139 8139 8139 8139 8139 8139 8139 8139 8139 8139 8139 8139 8139 814
Glass, ceramics and related plant operators not elsewhere classified
Operator, die-press/pottery and porcelain Press-operator, extruding/ clay Machine-operator, mixing/ glass Machine-operator, grinding/ clay Machine-operator, mixing/ clay Kiln-operator, frit Machine-operator, glaze production Machine-operator, grinding/ glaze Machine-operator, mixing/ glaze Machine-operator, mixing/ abrasives Machine-operator, glass-fibre production Operator, pug-mill/clay Press-operator, filtering/clay WOOD-PROCESSING-AND PAPERMAKINGPLANT OPERATORS
8141
8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141
Wood-processing-plant operators
Machine-operator, seasoning/wood Machine-operator, treating/ wood Lathe-operator, cutting/ wood Machine-operator, boring/ wood Machine-operator, drilling/ wood Machine-operator, milling/ wood Machine-operator, planing/ wood
157
8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141 8141
Machine-operator, wood processing Operator, sawmill Operator, wood-processing plant Sawyer, sawmill Machine-operator, sawing/ wood Sawyer, edge Operator, band saw Operator, sawmill/bandsaw Lathe-operator, cutting/ veneer Machine-operator, cutting/ veneer Machine-operator, cutting/ wood Machine-operator, plywood core laying Press-operator, plywood Press-operator, veneer Machine-operator, shaping/ wood Machine-operator, shaving/ wood Machine-operator, tempering/ wood Operator, cut-off saw/barrel staves Operator, cut-off saw/log staves
8142
8142 8142 8142 8142 8142 8142 8142 8142 8142 8142 8142
Paper-pulp plant operators
Operator, paper-pulp plant Machine-operator, grinding/ wood Machine-operator, pulping/ wood Machine-operator, chipping/ wood Operator, chipper/paper pulp Operator, boiler/paper pulp Operator, digester/paper pulp Operator, bleacher/paper Operator, beater/paper pulp Operator, refinery/paper pulp Operator, screener/paper pulp
8143
8143 8143
Papermaking-plant operators
Machine-operator, cardboard production Machine-operator, papermaking
158
8143 8143 8143 8143 8143 8143 8143 815
Machine-operator, papermaking/back end Operator, papermaking plant Machine-operator, papermaking/wet end Operator, supercalender Machine-operator, coating/ paper Operator, combiner/paper production Press-operator, hardboard CHEMICAL-PROCESSING-PLANT OPERATORS
8151
8151 8151 8151 8151 8151 8151 8151 8151
Crushing-, grinding- and chemical-mixingmachinery operators
Machine-operator, crushing/ chemical and related processes Machine-operator, grinding/ chemical and related processes Machine-operator, milling/ chemical and related processes Machine-operator, pulverising/chemical and related processes Operator, mill/chemical and related processes Machine-operator, blending/ chemical and related processes Machine-operator, compounding/chemical and related processes Machine-operator, mixing/ chemical and related processes
8152
8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152 8152
Chemical-heat-treating-plant operators
Operator, heat-treating plant/ chemical and related processes Operator, boiler/chemical and related processes Operator, cooking equipment/chemical and related processes Operator, kettle/chemical and related processes Operator, roasting equipment/chemical and related processes Furnace-operator, chemical and related processes Kiln-operator, chemical and related processes Operator, burner/chemical and related processes Operator, calciner/chemical and related processes Operator, chemical and related processing plant Operator, drier/chemical and related processes Operator, oven/chemical and related processes Operator, retort/chemical and related processes Kiln-operator, cement production Operator, autoclave/chemical and related processes Operator, cement production plant
159
8152
Operator, spray-drier/ chemical and related processes
8153
8153 8153 8153 8153 8153 8153 8153 8153 8153 8153 8153
Chemical-filtering and separating-equipment
Operator, filter/chemical and related processes Filter-press operator/ chemical and related materials Operator, expeller/chemical and related materials Operator, filter/rotary drum Operator, centrifugal separator/chemical and related processes Operator, separator/chemical and related processes Operator, dehydrator/oilfield Operator, treating equipment/ crude oil Operator, extractor/chemical and related materials Operator, screener/chemical and related materials Operator, sifting equipment/ chemical and related materials
8154
8154 8154 8154 8154 8154 8154 8154 8154 8154 8154 8154 8154
Chemical-still and reactor operators (exept petroleum and natural gas)
Operator, distiller/batch chemical processes (except petroleum and natural gas) Operator, still/batch chemical processes (except petroleum and natural gas) Operator, distiller/ continuous chemical processes (except petroleum and natural gas) Operator, still/continuous chemical processes Operator, converter/ chemical processes (except petroleum and natural gas) Operator, reactor-converter/ chemical processes Operator, reactor/chemical processes (except petroleum and natural gas) Operator, evaporator/ chemical processes (except petroleum and natural gas) Operator, vacuum pan/ chemical and related processes (except petroleum and natural gas) Operator, extractor/wood distillation Operator, distiller/turpentine Operator, still/turpentine
8155
8155 8155 8155 8155 8155 8155
Petroleum- and natural-gas-refining-plant
Operator, treater/ desulphurisation (petroleum and natural gas refining) Operator, treater/petroleum and natural gas refining Operator, pumping-station/ petroleum and natural gas Operator, refinery/petroleum and natural gas Operator, still-pump/ petroleum and natural gas refining Operator, distiller/petroleum and natural gas refining
160
8155 8155 8155 8155 8155
Operator, still/petroleum and natural gas refining Operator, control-panel/ petroleum and natural gas refinery Operator, blender/petroleum and natural gas refining (ethyl) Operator, compounder/ petroleum and natural gas refining Operator, paraffin plant
8159
8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 8159 816
Chemical-processing-plant operators not elsewhere classified
Operator, bleacher/ chemicals Kiln-operator, coke/retort kiln Machine-operator, coke production Operator, burner/coke production Operator, coke production plant Operator, oven/coke production Machine-operator, coal gas/ liquid fuel production Operator, retort/coal gas Kiln-operator, charcoal production Machine-operator, charcoal production Operator, burner/charcoal production Machine-operator, synthetic-fibre production Operator, synthetic-fibre production plant Hot cell technician Operator, chemical processing plant/radioactive materials Operator, treater/radioactive waste Machine-operator, fertiliser production Operator, chemical processing plant/electric cells Operator, fertiliser plant Operator, liquefaction plant/ gases Operator, rubber processing plant POWER-PRODUCTION AND RELATED PLANT OPERATORS
8161
8161 8161 8161 8161 8161
Power-production plant operators
Operator, generator/electric power Operator, generator/electric power (steam) Operator, steam power plant Operator, generator/electric power (hydroelectric) Operator, hydroelectric power plant
161
8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161 8161
Operator, nuclear power plant Operator, reactor/nuclear power Operator, turbine/electricity generation Operator, turbine/power station Operator, switchboard/ electrical power station Operator, switchboard/ power station generator Dispatcher, load/electrical power station Operator, electric power plant Operator, gas plant/electric power generation Operator, geo-thermal power plant Operator, natural gas plant/ electric power generating Operator, rectifier/electric current Operator, solar power plant Operator, tidal power plant Operator, wind-energy plant/ electric power generating
8162
8162 8162 8162 8162 8162 8162 8162 8162
Steam-engine and boiler operators
Fireperson, boiler plant Operator, boiler plant/steam Operator, steam engine Fireperson, ship Operator, boiler/ship Stoker, ship Fireperson, locomotive boiler Operator, boiler/locomotive
8163
8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163
Incinirator, water-treatment and related plant
Operator, compressor/air Operator, compressor/gas Operator, pumping-station/ water Operator, pumping-station/ except petroleum and natural gas Operator, filter/water Operator, purification plant/ water Operator, treater/water Operator, water purification plant Operator, water treatment plant
162
8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 8163 817
Furnace-operator, refuse disposal Operator, incinerator/refuse disposal Machine-operator, ice production Operator, cooling plant Operator, freezer Operator, refrigeration system Operator, heating plant Operator, ventilation equipment Operator, desilting basin Operator, reservoir/water Operator, sewage plant Tender, water dam AUTOMATED-ASSEMBLY-LINE AND INDUSTRIAL-ROBOT OPERATORS
8171
8171 8171
Automated-assembly-line operators
Machine-operator, automated assembly line Operator, assembly-line/ automated
8172
8172 819
Industrial-robot operators
Operator, robot STATIONARY-PLANT AND RELATED OPERATORS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
8190
82 821
Stationary-plant and related operators not elsewhere classified
MACHINE OPERATORS AND ASSEMBLERS METAL-AND MINERAL-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS
8211
8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211
Machine-tool operators
Machine-operator, jewellery production Machine-operator, moulding/ metal Machine-operator, core-blowing Machine-operator, coremaking/ metal Machine-operator, coremaking/tube Machine-operator, forging/ metal Machine-operator, tool production Machine-operator, machine tool Machine-operator, metal products
163
8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211
Operator, machine-tool Lathe-operator, capstan/ metalworking Lathe-operator, centre/ metalworking Lathe-operator, engine/ metalworking Lathe-operator, metalworking Lathe-operator, turret/ metalworking Machine-operator, milling/ metal Machine-operator, planing/ metal Machine-operator, boring/ metal Machine-operator, drilling/ metal Machine-operator, reaming/ metal Machine-operator, grinding/ metal Machine-operator, precision grinding/metal Machine-operator, honing/ metal Machine-operator, sawing/ metal Machine-operator, automatic transfer/components Machine-operator, lapping/ metal Machine-operator, shaping/ metal Machine-operator, burnishing/metal Machine-operator, sharpening/metal Machine-operator, grinding/ machine-tool Machine-operator, grinding/ tool Machine-operator, buffing/ metal Machine-operator, spinning/ metal Machine-operator, forming/ metal Press-operator, metal/except forging Press-operator, punching/ metal Press-operator, stamping/ metal Machine-operator, bending/ metal Machine-operator, cutting/ metal Machine-operator, shearing/ metal Operator, power-shear Machine-operator, cable production Machine-operator, engraving/ metal Machine-operator, minting/ metal
164
8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211 8211
Machine-operator, needle production Machine-operator, nut production/metal Machine-operator, pipe production Machine-operator, rivet production Machine-operator, sports equipment/metal Machine-operator, wire goods production Machine-operator, wiring/ electric Machine-operator, clock production Machine-operator, watch production Machine-operator, armature production Machine-operator, commutator production Machine-operator, welding/ metal Machine-operator, flamecutting/metal Machine-operator, boiler production Machine-operator, riveting Machine-operator, etching/ metal Machine-operator, toy production/metal
8212
8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212 8212
Cement and other mineral products machine operators
Cement and other mineral products machine operators Machine-operator, mineral products Machine-operator, stone products Machine-operator, finishing/ stone Machine-operator, polishing/ stone Lathe-operator, stoneworking Machine-operator, cutting/ stone products Machine-operator, carving/ stone products Machine-operator, engraving/ stone Machine-operator, industrial-diamonds production Machine-operator, cutting/ industrial diamonds Machine-operator, polishing/ industrial diamonds Machine-operator, cast-concrete products Machine-operator, asbestos-cement products Machine-operator, cement products Machine-operator, artificial stone products Machine-operator, cast-stone products
165
8212 8212 8212 8212 822
Machine-operator, abrasive-coatings production Machine-operator, cutting/ mosiac Machine-operator, finishing/ concrete Operator, concrete-mixing plant CHEMICAL-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS
8221
8221 8221 8221 8221 8221 8221 8221
Pharmaceutical- and toiletery-products machine operators
Machine-operator, detergent production Machine-operator, pharmaceutical products Machine-operator, toiletries production Operator, distilling equipment/perfume Operator, granulation equipment/pharmaceutical and toiletry products Operator, moulding equipment/toiletries Operator, still/perfume
8222
8222 8222 8222 8222
Ammunition- and explosive-products machine operators
Machine-operator, ammunition products Machine-operator, explosives production Machine-operator, fireworks production Machine-operator, match production
8223
8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223
Metal-finishing-, plating- and coating-machine operators
Electroplater Machine-operator, electroplating/metal Machine-operator, refining/ metal Machine-operator, dipping/ metal Machine-operator, galvanising/metal Machine-operator, plating/ metal Machine-operator, coating/ metal Machine-operator, coating/ wire Machine-operator, plating/ wire Machine-operator, spraying/ metal Anodiser Sherardiser Machine-operator, bluing/ metal Fettler
166
8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223 8223
Machine-operator, finishing/ cast metal articles Machine-operator, shotblasting/metal Operator, sandblasting equipment/metal Machine-operator, degreasing/metal Operator, cleaning equipment/metal Machine-operator, finishing/ metal Machine-operator, laminating/metal Machine-operator, polishing/ metal Machine-operator, painting/ metal
8224
8224 8224 8224 8224 8224 8224 8224 8224 8224 8224 8224 8224
Photographic-products machine operators
Machine-operator, photographic products Machine-operator, developing/photography Machine-operator, film developing Machine-operator, photographic film developing Machine-operator, printing/ photography (black-and-white) Machine-operator, printing/ photography (colour) Machine-operator, enlarging/ photography Machine-operator, developing/motion picture film Machine-operator, film paper production Machine-operator, photographic film production Machine-operator, photographic paper production Machine-operator, photographic plate production
8229
8229 8229 8229 8229 8229 8229 8229 8229 823
Chemical-products machine operators not elsewhere classified
Machine-operator, chlorine gas production Machine-operator, halogen gas production Machine-operator, hydrogen gas production Machine-operator, lead production Machine-operator, washing/ chemical and related materials Machine-operator, linoleum production Machine-operator, candle production Machine-operator, pencil production RUBBER- AND PLASTIC-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS
8231
Rubber-products machine operators
167
8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231 8231
Machine-operator, compounding/rubber Machine-operator, extruding/ rubber Machine-operator, milling/ rubber Machine-operator, rubber processing Operator, calender/rubber Machine-operator, moulding/ tyres Machine-operator, moulding/ rubber Machine-operator, coating/ rubber Machine-operator, embossing/rubber Machine-operator, rubber products Machine-operator, vulcanising/rubber goods Machine-operator, vulcanising/tyres Machine-operator, rebuilding/ tyres Machine-operator, tyre production Machine-operator, rubber stamp production
8232
8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 8232 824
Plastic-products machine operators
Machine-operator, plastic products Machine-operator, plastics production Machine-operator, injection moulding/plastics Machine-operator, compression moulding/ plastics Machine-operator, extruding/ plastics Machine-operator, laminating/plastics Machine-operator, fabrication/plastic products Machine-operator, buffing/ plastics Machine-operator, carving/ plastics Machine-operator, casting/ plastic products Machine-operator, cutting/ plastics Machine-operator, drilling/ plastics Machine-operator, etching/ plastics Machine-operator, finishing/ plastics Machine-operator, grinding/ plastics Machine-operator, moulding/ plastics WOOD-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS
8240
Wood-products machine operators
168
8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 8240 825
Machine-operator, wood products Production worker, wood products Machine-operator, woodworking Lathe-operator, woodworking Machine-operator, carving/ wood Machine-operator, engraving/ wood Machine-operator, etching/ wood Machine-operator, finishing/ wood Machine-operator, polishing/ wood Machine-operator, furniture production Machine-operator, bending/ wood Machine-operator, marking/ wood Machine-operator, sports equipment/wood Machine-operator, painting/ wood Machine-operator, toy production/wood PRINTING-, BINDING- AND PAPER-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS
8251
8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251 8251
Printing-machine operators
Machine-operator, casting/ printing type Machine-operator, photo-typesetting Machine-operator, printing Operator, letterpress/ cylinder Press-operator, printing/ cylinder Operator, letterpress/platen Press-operator, printing/ platen Operator, letterpress/rotary Press-operator, printing/ rotary Press-operator, printing/ offset Press-operator, printing/ rotary offset Press-operator, printing/ offset lithographic Press-operator, printing/ direct lithographic Press-operator, printing/ rotogravure Press-operator, printing/ wallpaper Machine-operator, printing/ textiles
169
8252
8252 8252
Bookbinding-machine operators
Machine-operator, bookbinding Machine-operator, embossing/books
8253
8253 8253 8253 8253 8253 8253 8253 8253 8253 8253 8253 826
Paper-products machine operators
Machine-operator, paper products Machine-operator, paperboard products Machine-operator, paper box production Machine-operator, lining/ cardboard Machine-operator, cutting/ paper-boxes Machine-operator, folding/ paper boxes Machine-operator, envelope and paper bag production Machine-operator, cellophane bag production Machine-operator, polythene bag production Machine-operator, cardboard products Machine-operator, embossing/paper TEXTILE-, FUR- AND LEATHER-PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS
8261
8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261 8261
Fibre-preparing-, spinning- and winding-machine operators
Machine-operator, spinning/ synthetic fibre Machine-operator, fibre preparing Machine-operator, textile fibre preparing Machine-operator, blending/ textile fibres Machine-operator, lapping/ ribbon Machine-operator, lapping/ sliver Machine-operator, lapping/ textile fibres Machine-operator, combing/ textile fibres Machine-operator, drawing-frame/textile fibres Machine-operator, roving-frame/textile fibres Machine-operator, washing/ textile fibres Machine-operator, spinning/ thread and yarn Machine-operator, doubling/ thread and yarn Machine-operator, twining/ thread and yarn Machine-operator, twisting/ thread and yarn Machine-operator, reeling/ thread and yarn Machine-operator, skeining/ thread and yarn
170
8261 8261 8261
Machine-operator, spooling/ thread and yarn Machine-operator, winding/ thread and yarn Baller, thread and yarn
8262
8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262 8262
Weaving- and knitting-machine operators
Jacquard card cutter Jacquard card lacer Machine-operator, warping/ beam (textile weaving) Machine-operator, drawing-in/textile weaving Machine-operator, threading/ loom Machine-operator, cloth production Machine-operator, weaving Machine-operator, weaving/ fabrics Machine-operator, weaving/ jacquard Operator, loom/jacquard Machine-operator, weaving/ laces Operator, loom/lace production Machine-operator, weaving/ carpets Operator, loom/carpet weaving Machine-operator, knitting Machine-operator, knitting/ garment Machine-operator, knitting/ hosiery Machine-operator, crocheting Machine-operator, lace production Machine-operator, net production Machine-operator, embroidery Machine-operator, carpet production
8263
8263 8263 8263 8263 8263 8263 8263
Sewing-machine operators
Machine-operator, sewing Machine-operator, sewing/ embroidery Machine-operator, sewing/ fur Machine-operator, sewing/ garments Machine-operator, sewing/ hats Machine-operator, sewing/ textile products Machine-operator, sewing/ upholstery
171
8263 8263
Machine-operator, sewing/ footwear Machine-operator, sewing/ leather
8264
8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264 8264
Bleaching-, dyeing- and cleaning-machine operators
Machine-operator, laundering Machine-operator, washing/ laundry Operator, cleaning equipment/laundry Machine-operator, dry-cleaning Machine-operator, laundry Machine-operator, pressing/ laundry Calenderer, laundry Machine-operator, drying/ laundry Operator, cleaning equipment/carpets Machine-operator, bleaching/ textiles Machine-operator, dyeing/ yarn Machine-operator, dyeing/ fabric Machine-operator, dyeing/ garments Machine-operator, washing/ cloth Machine-operator, washing/ yarn Operator, cleaning equipment/cloth Operator, cleaning equipment/textiles Machine-operator, degumming/silk Machine-operator, shrinking/ textiles Operator, fulling-mill/textiles Machine-operator, waterproofing/cloth Machine-operator, waterproofing/fabric Machine-operator, waterproofing/textiles Machine-operator, silk weighting Calenderer, cloth Operator, calender/textiles Press-operator, steam/ textiles Press-operator, textile Machine-operator, drying/ textiles Machine-operator, dyeing/ textile fibres
8265
Fur- and leather-preparing-machine operators
172
8265 8265 8265 8265 8265 8265 8265 8265 8265 8265 8265 8265 8265
Machine-operator, mixing/fur fibre Machine-operator, dehairing/ hide Machine-operator, fleshing/ hide Machine-operator, hide processing Machine-operator, tanning Machine-operator, leather preparing Machine-operator, staining/ leather Machine-operator, washing/ hide Machine-operator, fleshing/ pelt Machine-operator, finishing/ pelt Machine-operator, fur preparing Machine-operator, pelt processing Machine-operator, cutting/ leather
8266
8266 8266 8266 8266 8266
Shoemaking- and related machine operators
Machine-operator, footwear production Machine-operator, shoe production Machine-operator, footwear production/orthopaedic Machine-operator, footwear production/raffia Machine-operator, footwear production/sports
8269
8269 8269 8269 8269 8269 8269 8269 8269 8269 8269 8269 827
Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators not elsewhere classified
Machine-operator, braid production Machine-operator, forming/ felt hoods Machine-operator, hat-making Blocker, hat Machine-operator, blocking/ hats Machine-operator, pattern-making/fur Machine-operator, pattern-making/leather Machine-operator, pattern-making/textiles Machine-operator, mattress production Machine-operator, cutting/ garments Machine-operator, cutting/ textiles FOOD AND RELATED PRODUCTS MACHINE OPERATORS
8271
Meat- and fish-processing-machine operators
173
8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271 8271
Machine-operator, meat processing Machine-operator, meat products Machine-operator, washing/ carcasses Machine-operator, preserving/meat Machine-operator, canning/ fish Machine-operator, canning/ meat Machine-operator, preserving/fish Machine-operator, sterilising/ fish Machine-operator, sterilising/ meat Operator, autoclave/meat and fish Machine-operator, freezing/ fish Machine-operator, freezing/ meat Machine-operator, curing/ meat Machine-operator, fish processing Machine-operator, fish products
8272
8272 8272 8272 8272 8272 8272 8272 8272
Dairy-products machine operators
Machine-operator, dairy products Machine-operator, pasteurising/dairy products Machine-operator, pasteurising/milk Machine-operator, freezing/ dairy products Machine-operator, milk powder production Machine-operator, milk processing Operator, vacuum pan/ condensed milk Salter, cheese
8273
8273 8273 8273 8273 8273 8273 8273 8273 8273
Grain- and spice-milling-machine operators
Machine-operator, milling/ grain Operator, rolling-mill/grain Machine-operator, milling/ rice Machine-operator, milling/ spices Operator, rolling-mill/spices Machine-operator, grain processing Machine-operator, hulling/ grain Machine-operator, husking/ grain Machine-operator, milling/ mustard seeds
174
8274
8274 8274 8274 8274 8274 8274 8274 8274 8274
Baked-goods, cereal and chocolate-products machine operators
Machine-operator, bread production Machine-operator, chocolate products Machine-operator, pastry production Machine-operator, noodle production Machine-operator, chocolate production Machine-operator, conching/ chocolate Machine-operator, confectionery production Machine-operator, bakery products Machine-operator, pasta production
8275
8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275
Fruit-, vegetable- and nut-processing machine operators
Machine-operator, sterilising/ fruit Machine-operator, sterilising/ vegetables Operator, autoclave/fruit and vegetables Machine-operator, freezing/ fruit Machine-operator, freezing/ vegetables Machine-operator, dehydrating/foodstuffs Machine-operator, drying/ foodstuffs Operator, vacuum oven/ foodstuffs Machine-operator, canning/ fruit Machine-operator, canning/ vegetables Machine-operator, fruit processing Machine-operator, preserving/fruit Machine-operator, preserving/vegetables Machine-operator, vegetable processing Machine-operator, washing/ fruit Machine-operator, washing/ vegetables Operator, evaporation equipment/food essences Operator, vacuum pan/food essences Press-operator, fruit Machine-operator, edible oil production Machine-operator, milling/ oil-seed Press-operator, edible oils Machine-operator, refining/ oils and fats
175
8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275 8275
Operator, autoclave/oils and fats Operator, hydrogenation equipment/oils and fats Machine-operator, blanching/ edible nuts Machine-operator, edible nut processing Machine-operator, fruit juice production Machine-operator, margarine processing Machine-operator, vegetable juice production
8276
8276 8276 8276 8276 8276 8276 8276
Sugar production machine operators
Machine-operator, refining/ sugar Machine-operator, sugar production Operator, grinding equipment/sugar-cane Operator, diffuser/beet sugar Operator, carbonation equipment/sugar refining Operator, crystallising equipment/sugar refining Machine-operator, refining/ sugar (continuous)
8277
8277 8277 8277 8277 8277 8277 8277 8277
Tea-, coffee- and cocoa-processing machine operators
Machine-operator, coffee-bean processing Machine-operator, tea-leaf processing Machine-operator, blending/, coffee Machine-operator, blending/, tea Operator, roasting equipment/ coffee Operator, roasting equipment/cocoa bean Machine-operator, cocoa-bean processing Winnower, cocoa bean
8278
8278 8278 8278 8278 8278 8278 8278 8278
Brewers-, wine- and other beverage machine operators
Machine-operator, distilling/, spirits Operator, still/ spirits Brewer Machine-operator, brewing/, spirits Machine-operator, soft-drinks production Machine-operator, malting/, spirits Maltster Operator, germination equipment, malting/ spirits
176
8278 8278 8278 8278 8278 8278 8278 8278 8278 8278
Steeper, malting Kiln-operator, malting/spirits Operator, cooking equipment/malt Operator, fermentation equipment/spirits Operator, winemaking plant Machine-operator, vinegar making Machine-operator, blending/ spirits Machine-operator, blending/ wine Machine-operator, liqueur production Machine-operator, washing/ bottles
8279
8279 8279 8279 8279 8279 8279 8279 8279 828
Tobacco production machine operators
Machine-operator, tobacco processing Machine-operator, tobacco products Machine-operator, blending/ tobacco Operator, vacuum-conditioner/tobacco processing Machine-operator, stripping/ tobacco leaf Machine-operator, cutting/ tobacco leaf Machine-operator, cigar production Machine-operator, cigarette production ASSEMBLERS
8281
8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281
Mechanical-machinery assemblers
Assembler, industrial machinery Assembler, mechanical machinery Assembler, vehicle Machine-operator, assembly line/vehicles Machine-operator, assembly-line/aircraft Assembler, engine/internal combustion Assembler, engine/motor vehicles Assembler, aircraft Assembler, engine/aircraft Assembler, engine/marine Assembler, turbine Assembler, machine-tool Assembler, mining machinery
177
8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281 8281
Assembler, printing machinery Assembler, textile machinery Assembler, woodworking machinery Assembler, agricultural machinery Assembler, earth-moving equipment Assembler, engines/steam Machine-operator, assembly-line/except vehicles and aircraft Machine-operator, vehicle assembly
8282
8282 8282 8282 8282 8282 8282
Electrical-equipment assemblers
Assembler, electrical equipment Machine-operator, winding/ armature Machine-operator, winding/ rotor coil Machine-operator, winding/ stator coil Machine-operator, winding/ transformer coil Assembler, electrical components
8283
8283 8283 8283 8283 8283 8283 8283 8283 8283 8283 8283 8283 8283
Electronic-equipment assemblers
Assembler, office machinery Assembler, chronometer Assembler, clock Assembler, watch Assembler, precision instrument Assembler, audio-visual equipment Assembler, electronic equipment Assembler, radio Assembler, television Assembler, electronic components Assembler, hearing aid Assembler, microelectronics equipment Machine-operator, winding/ filament
8284
8284 8284 8284
Metal-, rubber- and plastic-products assemblers
Assembler, metal products Assembler, furniture/sheet-metal Assembler, rubber products
178
8284
Assembler, plastic products
8285
8285 8285
Wood and related products assemblers
Assembler, furniture/wood and related materials Assembler, wood products
8286
8286 8286 8286 829
Paperboard, textile and related products assemblers
Assembler, textile products Assembler, leather products Assembler, paperboard products OTHER MACHINE OPERATORS AND ASSEMBLERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
8290
8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 8290 83
Other machine operators and assemblers not elsewhere classified
Operator, merry-go-round Machine-operator, pelletising Assembler, composite products Machine-operator, silicon chip production Operator, marking equipment, roads Machine-operator, insulation Machine-operator, drain installation Machine-operator, pipe installation Machine-operator, cable installation Machine-operator, electrical line installation Machine-operator, bottling Machine-operator, capping Machine-operator, filling/ containers Machine-operator, packing Machine-operator, sealing Machine-operator, wrapping Machine-operator, branding Machine-operator, labelling Machine-operator, marking/ goods Press-operator, baling Machine-operator, splicing/ cable and rope DRIVERS AND MOBILE-PLANT OPERATORS
179
831
LOCOMOTIVE-ENGINE DRIVERS AND RELATED WORKERS
8311
8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311 8311
Locomotive-engine drivers
Driver, locomotive Driver, railway engine Driver, railway engine/mine Driver, railway engine/quarry Driver, train Driver-assistant, locomotive Driver-assistant, railway-engine Driver-assistant, train Driver, elevated train Driver, train/elevated Driver, train/underground Driver, underground train Driver, engine/mine Driver, engine/quarry Driver, locomotive/mine Driver, locomotive/quarry Driver, shunting-engine
8312
8312 8312 8312 8312 8312 8312 8312 8312 8312 832
Railway brakers, signallers, shunters and related workers
Braker, train/freight Guard, freight train Guard, goods train Signaller, railway Braker, railway Coupler, railway yard Shunter, railway Braker, train/mine Braker, train/quarry MOTOR-VEHICLE DRIVERS AND RELATED WORKERS
8321
8321 8321
Motor-cycle drivers
Dispatch rider Driver, dispatch
180
8321 8321 8321 8321 8321 8321
Driver, motor cycle Driver, motor tricycle Driver, motor tricycle/goods Motor-cyclist Rider, dispatch Rider, motor cycle
8322
8322 8322 8322 8322 8322 8322 8322 8322 8322 8322
Car, taxi and van drivers
Driver, cab/ taxi Driver, taxi/motor-tricycle Driver, van Chauffeur, motor car Driver, ambulance Driver, car Driver, car delivery Driver, mail van Driver, motor car Driver, postal van
8323
8323 8323 8323 8323 8323 8323
Bus and tram drivers
Driver, streetcar Driver, tram Driver, tramcar Driver, bus Driver, motor bus Driver, trolley-bus
8324
8324 8324 8324 8324 8324 8324 8324 8324
Heavy truck and lorry drivers
Driver, dumper truck Driver, truck/dumper Operator, shuttle-car/mine Operator, shuttle-car/quarry Driver, lorry Driver, tanker Driver, trailer-truck Driver, truck
181
8324
Driver, truck/heavy
8325
8325 833
Taxi driver, minibus taxi driver
Taxi driver(informal/ shared/ long distance), minibus taxi AGRICULTURAL AND OTHER MOBILE PLANT OPERATORS
8331
8331 8331 8331 8331 8331 8331 8331 8331 8331 8331 8331
Motorised farm and forestry plant operators
Driver, tractor Operator, agricultural machinery Operator, baler/farm Operator, combiner/ agricultural Operator, harvester Operator, motorised farm equipment Operator, thresher Operator, motorised forestry equipment Operator, forestry machinery Driver, lumber carrier Driver, timber carrier
8332
8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332
Earth-moving- and related plant operators
Operator, earth-moving equipment Driver, excavating machine Operator, excavator Operator, shovel/mechanical Driver, digger/trench digging Driver, trench-digging machine Operator, digger/trench digging Driver, bulldozer Operator, bulldozer Operator, dredge Operator, piledriver Driver, road grader and scraper Operator, grader and scraper/construction Driver, road roller Driver, steamroller Operator, roadroller
182
8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332 8332
Operator, paving machinery/ concrete Operator, spreader/concrete paving (construction) Driver, tar-spreading machine Operator, paving machinery/ bituminous Operator, road-surface laying machinery Operator, spreader/asphalt Operator, spreader/tar Operator, drilling plant Operator, earth-boring machinery/construction Operator, spreader/stone (construction) Operator, tamping machinery/construction Operator, tunnelling machinery/construction
8333
8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333
Crane, hoist and related plant operators
Operator, crane Operator, hoist Operator, crane/bridge Operator, crane/gantry Operator, crane/stationary jib Operator, crane/tower Operator, crane/crawler Operator, crane/mobile Operator, crane/tractor Operator, hoist/construction Driver, cage/mine Operator, hoist/mine Banksman, mine Bankswoman, mine Onsetter, mine Operator, cage/mine Tender, skip Operator, donkey engine Operator, winch Operator, bridge Operator, bridge/bascule Operator, bridge/opening
183
8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333 8333
Operator, bridge/swing Operator, drawbridge Operator, stationary engine and related operator Operator, boat/derrick Operator, crane/floating Operator, crane/locomotive Operator, crane/railway Operator, cable car Operator, chair-lift Operator, conveyer Operator, elevator/material-handling Operator, ropeway/aerial Lock-keeper, canal or port Operator, lock/canal or port Attendant, dry dock Operator, sluice/dock Sluiceman, dock Sluicewoman, dock
8334
8334 8334 8334 834
Lifting-truck operators
Operator, truck/fork-lift Operator, truck/industrial Operator, truck/lifting SHIP’S DECK CREWS AND RELATED WORKERS
8340
8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340
Ship’s deck crews and related workers
Boatswain Crewman Crewwoman Sailor Seaman, able Seawoman, able Deck hand, ship Hand, deck Seaman, ordinary Seawoman, ordinary
184
8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 8340 839
Boatman Boatman, ferry Boatman, motor Boatman, tug Boatwoman Boatwoman, ferry Boatwoman, motor Boatwoman, tug Coxswain, lifeboat Crewman, dredger Crewman, yacht Crewwoman, dredger Crewwoman, yacht Hand, cable-ship Lifeboatman Lifeboatwoman Lighterman Lighterwoman Lightshipman Lightshipwoman Operator, barge Waterman Waterwoman Keeper, lighthouse Lighthouse keeper DRIVERS AND MOBILE-PLANT OPERATORS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
8390
9 91 911
Drivers and mobile-plant operators not elsewhere classified
ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS SALES AND SERVICES ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS STREET VENDORS AND RELATED WORKERS
9111
9111 9111
Street food vendors
Food and drink seller Sale of water
185
9111 9111 9111 9111 9111 9111
Vegetable seller Vendor, fresh-water Vendor, street/food Vendor, refreshments Vendor, refreshments/ cinema Vendor, refreshments/ theatre
9112
9112 9112 9112 9112 9112 9112 9112 9112 9112 9112 9112
Street vendors, non-food products
Hawker Pedlar Tinker Vendor, street/non-food products Newsvendor Clothing seller Flower seller (informal) Jumble seller Peddling Vendor, newspapers Vendor, theatre programme
9113
9113 9113 9113 9113 912
Door-to-door and telephone salespersons
Roundsman, distribution/ retail Roundswoman, distribution/ retail Salesperson, door-to-door Salesperson, telephone SHOE CLEANING AND OTHER STREET SERVICE ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS
9120
9120 9120 9120 9120 9120 9120 9120 9120
Shoe cleaning and other street service elementary occupations
Errand boy Errand girl Billposter Polisher, shoes Shiner, shoes Shoe-black Shoe-polisher Shoe-shiner
186
9120 9120 9120 913
Washer, hand/street (car windows) Car parking attendant Car washer DOMESTIC AND RELATED HELPERS, CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS
9131
9131 9131 9131 9131 9131 9131 9131 9131 9131
Domestic helpers and cleaners
Cleaner, domestic Helper, domestic Houseboy Housemaid Helper, domestic/parlour Domestic worker Charworker, domestic Washing and ironing and cleaner woman (informal) Cleaner
9132
9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132 9132
Helpers and cleaners in offices, hotels and other establishments
Helper, kitchen/non-domestic Chambermaid Maid, chamber Charworker, factory Charworker, hotel Charworker, office Charworker, restaurant Cleaner, hotel Cleaner, office Cleaner, restaurant Cleaner, aircraft Cleaner, bus Cleaner, train Hand, kitchen Cleaner, factory Carpet cleaner Washer, hand/dishes
9133
Hand-launderers and pressers
187
9133 9133 9133 9133 9133 9133 9133 914
Maid, linen Launderer, hand Washer, hand/laundry Dry-cleaner, hand Spotter, dry-cleaning Ironer, hand Presser, hand BUILDING CARETAKERS, WINDOW AND RELATED CLEANERS
9141
9141 9141 9141 9141 9141 9141 9141
Building caretakers
Concierge, building Concierge, building/cleaning Caretaker, building Caretaker, building/cleaning Janitor Sexton Verger
9142
9142 9142 9142 915
Vehicle, window and related cleaners
Cleaner, window Cleaner, vehicles Washer, hand/vehicle MESSENGERS, PORTERS, DOORKEEPERS AND RELATED WORKERS
9151
9151 9151 9151 9151 9151 9151 9151 9151 9151 9151 9151
Messengers, package and luggage porters and deliverers
Deliverer, hand Messenger Messenger boy Messenger girl Messenger, office Messenger, telegraph Post-runner Runner post Runner, messages Deliverer, hand/newspapers Attendant, lift
188
9151 9151 9151 9151 9151 9151 9151
Bellboy Caddie, golf Cellarman Cellarwoman Night-watchman (informal) Parking indicator (informal) Porter, luggage
9152
9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152 9152
Doorkeepers, watchpersons and related workers
Collector, ticket Concierge, hotel desk Porter, hotel Gatekeeper Guard, art gallery Guard, museum Watchman Watchman, night Watchwoman Watchwoman, night Attendant, amusement park Attendant, cloakroom Attendant, fairground Attendant, fun-fair Attendant, lavatory Attendant, parking lot Attendant, rest-room Doorkeeper Usher
9153
9153 9153 9153 9153 9153 9153
Vending-machine money collectors, meter readers and related workers
Collector, coin machine Collector, coin meter Collector, turnstile Collector, vending machine Collector, vending machine, money Collector, vending machine, tokens
189
9153 916
Meter reader GARBAGE COLLECTORS AND RELATED LABOURERS
9161
9161 9161 9161 9161 9161 9161 9161 9161 9161 9161 9161
Garbage collectors
Collector, garbage Collector, refuse Dustman Dustwoman Bone collector Bottle collector Carton and paper scavenger Dung collector Fuel/wood collector Garbage dump scavenger Garbage tin scavenger
9162
9162 9162 9162 9162 9162 9162 9162 9162 9162 919
Sweepers and related labourers
Coalman Coalwoman Labourer, odd-jobbing Odd-job person Sweeper, factory Sweeper, house Sweeper, park Sweeper, street Sweeper, yard SALES AND SERVICES ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
9190
9190 92 921
Sales and services elementary occupations not elsewhere classified
Sales and services elementary occupations not elsewhere classified AGRICULTURAL, FISHERY AND RELATED LABOURERS AGRICULTURAL, FISHERY AND RELATED LABOURERS
9211
9211 9211
Farm-hands and labourers
Pastoralist Hand, farm
190
9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211
Hand, harvest Helper, farm Labourer, farm Hand, farm/field crops Labourer, farm/field crops Hand, farm/cotton picking Labourer, farm/cotton Cutter, sugar cane Hand, harvest/field crops Labourer, farm/potato digging Picker, cotton Hand, farm/citrus fruit Hand, farm/fruit picking Hand, farm/orchard Hand, farm/tea plucking Hand, harvest/orchard Picker, fruit Plucker, tea Hand, farm/livestock Stockman, livestock Stockwoman, livestock Cowherd Hand, ranch, cattle Labourer, cattle station Stockman, beef cattle Stockwoman, beef cattle Hand, ranch/sheep Stockman, sheep Stockwoman, sheep Hand, farm/fur-bearing animals Cowboy Cowgirl Drover, cattle Groom, stud Stable lad
191
9211 9211 9211 9211 9211 9211
Hand, farm/dairy Hand, farm/milch Hand, farm/milking Hand, farm/silk worms Labourer, roustabout Looking after cattle, poultry
9212
9212 9212
Forestry labourers
Labourer, forestry Stump-grubber
9213
9213 9213 9213 9213 9213 9213 929
Fishery, hunting and trapping labourers
Beachcomber Gatherer, seaweed Gatherer, shellfish Labourer, fishery Labourer, hunting Labourer, trapping AGRICULTURAL, FISHERY AND RELATED LABOURERS NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
9290
9290 93 931
Agricultural, fishery and related labourers not elsewhere classified
Agricultural, fishery and related labourers not elsewhere classified LABOURERS IN MINING, CONSTRUCTION, MANUFACTURING AND TRANSPORT MINING AND CONSTRUCTION LABOURERS
9311
9311 9311
Mining and quarrying labourers
Labourer, digging/quarry Labourer, mining
9312
9312 9312 9312 9312 9312
Construction and maintenance labourers: roads, dams and similar construction
Labourer, construction Labourer, construction/dams Labourer, construction/ roads Labourer, digging/ditch Labourer, digging/grave
192
9312 9312 9312 9312 9312 9312 9312 9312 9312 9312 9312
Labourer, digging/trench Labourer, maintenance Labourer, maintenance/ dams Labourer, maintenance/ roads Labourer, tube well Labourer, water well Land clearer Navvy Shoveller Trackman, railway Trackwoman, railway
9313
9313 9313 9313 9313 9313 9313 9313 9313 932
Building construction labourers
Handyman, building maintenance Handywoman, building maintenance Handyman Handywoman Hod carrier Labourer, construction, buildings Labourer, demolition Stacker, building construction MANUFACTURING LABOURERS
9321
9321 9321 9321 9321 9321 9321 9321 9321
Assembling labourers
Winder, armature/hand Winder, coil/hand Winder, filament/hand Winder, rotor coil/hand Winder, stator coil/hand Winder, transformer coil/hand Bottle sorter Labourer, assembling
9322
9322 9322
Hand packers and other manufacturing labourers
Washer, hand/cloth Washer, hand/yarn
193
9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 9322 933
Doffer, cloth Hand, shuttle Washer, hand/fibre Washer, hand/hide Washer, hand/carcass Hand, cannery Labourer, wine production Striker, blacksmith's Bagger, hand Bottler, hand Crater, hand Packer, hand Wrapper, hand Labeller, hand Labourer, manufacturing Washer, hand/manufacturing process TRANSPORT LABOURERS AND FREIGHT HANDLERS
9331
9331 9331 9331 9331 9331 9331 9331 9331 9331
Hand or pedal vehicle drivers
Bicyclist Driver, pedal vehicle Driver, tricycle/non-motorised Rider, bicycle Rider, tricycle Tricyclist Berther, dock Driver, rickshaw Driver, handtruck
9332
9332 9332 9332 9332 9332 9332
Drivers of animal-drawn vehicles and machinery
Driver, farm equipment/non-motorised Driver, animal-drawn vehicle/ road Driver, animal-drawn vehicle/ mine Driver, animal-drawn vehicle/ quarry Driver, animal/mine Driver, animal/quarry
194
9332 9332 9332 9332 9332
Driver, animal train Driver, animal train/camel Driver, animal train/mule Driver, elephant Mahout
9333
9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333 9333
Freight handlers
Docker Freight handler Loader, boat/liquids Loader, ship Loader, ship/liquids Longshore man Longshore woman Stevedore Loader, railway vehicles Loader, road vehicles Loader, road vehicles/lorry Loader, road vehicles/truck Porter, goods-loading Loader, aircraft Loader, boat Loader, boat/ gases Loader, ship/petroleum Porter, cold-storage Porter, fish Porter, food market Porter, fruit Porter, meat Porter, shop Porter, warehouse Furniture mover Loader, furniture Remover, furniture Remover, household goods
195
939
LABOURERS IN MINING, CONSTRUCTION, MANUFACTURING AND TRANSPORT NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED
9390
9390 08
Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport not elsewhere classified
Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport not elsewhere classified OCCUPATION UNSPECIFIED Occupations unspecified Unemployed Never worked Occupations not elsewhere classified Occupations not adequately defined
0820 0830 0840 0850
196
197