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  • FarmersFarmers and related occupations cultivate arable crops, fruits and trees, and raise cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry and other livestock for consumption.
  • Horticultural tradesHorticultural trades workers intensively cultivate vegetables, plants, fruit, shrubs, trees and flowers in greenhouses, market gardens, nurseries and orchards.
  • Gardeners and landscape gardenersGardeners and landscape gardeners cultivate flowers, trees, shrubs and other plants in public and private gardens, construct features to improve the appearance of existing terrain, and cut and lay turf.
  • Groundsmen and greenkeepersGroundsmen and greenkeepers cut and lay turf and maintain areas for golf courses and other sports grounds.
  • Agricultural and fishing trades n.e.c.Job holders in this unit group perform a variety of agricultural and fishing tasks not elsewhere classified in MINOR GROUP 511: Agricultural and Related Trades.
  • Smiths and forge workersSmiths and forge workers operate or direct the operation of power hammers and presses to shape heated metal to requirements and to make and repair a variety of metal articles by heating, hammering and bending.
  • Moulders, core makers and die castersMoulders, core makers and die casters make sand, loam and plaster moulds and cores for casting metal and pour or inject molten metal into dies by hand or machine.
  • Sheet metal workersSheet metal workers mark out, cut, shape and join sheet metal using hand or machine tools to make and repair sheet metal products and components (excluding vehicle bodywork).
  • Metal plate workers, and rivetersMetal plate workers and riveters mark off, drill, shape, position, rivet and seal metal plates and girders to form structures and frameworks.
  • Welding tradesWelding trades workers join metal parts by welding, brazing and soldering, and cut and remove defects from metal using a variety of equipment and techniques.
  • Pipe fittersWorkers in this unit group install pipe systems and maintain and repair pipes in major utilities, industrial and construction settings and sites.
  • Metal machining setters and setter-operatorsJob holders in this unit group operate machines to drill, bore, grind, cut, mill or otherwise shape metal workpieces.
  • Tool makers, tool fitters and markers-outTool makers, tool fitters and markers-out mark out metal for machining and fit, assemble and repair machine and press tools, dies, jigs, fixtures and other tools.
  • Metal working production and maintenance fittersMetal working production and maintenance fitters erect, install and repair electrical and mechanical plant and industrial machinery, fit and assemble parts and sub-assemblies in the manufacture of metal products and test and adjust new motor vehicles and engines.
  • Precision instrument makers and repairersPrecision instrument makers and repairers make, calibrate, test and repair precision and optical instruments such as barometers, compasses, cameras, calibrators, watches, clocks and chronometers.
  • Air-conditioning and refrigeration engineersJobholders in this unit group install, service and repair air-conditioning and refrigeration systems in factories, offices, shops and homes.
  • Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electriciansVehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians accept calls for help and repair and service the mechanical parts and electrical/electronic circuitry and components of cars, lorries, buses, motorcycles and other motor vehicles, and repair and service auto air-conditioning systems.
  • Vehicle body builders and repairers Job holders in this unit group construct and repair the bodies of road vehicles, and fit interior and exterior fittings to vehicle bodies.
  • Vehicle paint techniciansVehicle paint technicians use spray equipment to apply paint, cellulose and other protective or decorative materials to the bodywork of motor vehicles.
  • Aircraft maintenance and related tradesJobholders in this unit group fit, service, repair and overhaul aircraft engines and assemblies. Licensed aircraft engineers are coded to UNIT GROUP 3113.
  • Boat and ship builders and repairersBoat and ship builders and repairers construct, install and repair wooden structures and fittings, and shape, position, rivet and seal metal plates and girders to form the metal structures and frameworks for marine craft.
  • Rail and rolling stock builders and repairersRail and rolling stock builders and repairers erect, fit, assemble and repair rolling stock parts and sub-assemblies, and test and adjust new engines for trains.
  • Electricians and electrical fittersElectricians and electrical fitters assemble parts in the manufacture of electrical and electronic equipment, and install, maintain, and repair electrical plant, machinery, appliances and wiring.
  • Telecommunications engineersTelecommunications engineers install, maintain and repair public and private telephone systems and maintain, test and repair telecommunications cables.
  • TV, video and audio engineersTV, video and audio engineers service and repair domestic television, video and audio appliances.
  • IT engineersIT engineers install, maintain and repair the physical components of computer systems and equipment.
  • Electrical and electronic trades n.e.c.Job holders in this group perform a variety of electrical and electronic occupations not elsewhere classified in MINOR GROUP 524: Electrical and Electronic Trades.
  • Skilled metal, electrical and electronic trades supervisorsSkilled metal, electrical and electronic trades supervisors oversee operations and directly supervise and coordinate the activities of workers in skilled metal, electrical and electronic trades.
  • Steel erectorsSteel erectors fit and erect structural metal framework for buildings and other structures such as metal chimneys.
  • Bricklayers and masonsBricklayers and masons erect and repair structures of stone, brick and similar materials and cut, shape and polish granite, marble, slate and other stone for building, ornamental and other purposes.
  • Roofers, roof tilers and slatersJob holders in this unit group cover roofs and exterior walls with felting, sheeting, slates, tiles and thatch to provide a waterproof surface.
  • Plumbers and heating and ventilating engineersJobholders in this unit group assemble, install, maintain and repair plumbing fixtures, heating and ventilating systems and pipes and pipeline systems in commercial, residential and industrial premises and public buildings.
  • Carpenters and joinersCarpenters and joiners construct, erect, install and repair wooden structures and fittings used in internal and external frameworks and cut, shape, fit and assemble wood to make templates, jigs, scale models and scenic equipment for theatres.
  • Glaziers, window fabricators and fittersJob holders in this unit group install pre-glazed wooden, metal or PVC framework, and cut, fit and set glass in windows, doors, shop fronts, and other structural frames.
  • Construction and building trades n.e.c.Those working in construction and building trades n.e.c. undertake a variety of tasks in the construction, alteration, maintenance and repair of buildings, steeples, industrial chimneys and other tall structures, and of underwater structures not elsewhere classified in MINOR GROUP 531: Construction and Building Trades.
  • PlasterersPlasterers apply plaster and cement mixtures to walls and ceilings, fix fibrous sheets and cast and fix ornamental plasterwork to the interior or exterior of buildings.
  • Floorers and wall tilersFloorers and wall tilers lay composition mixtures (other than mastic asphalt) to form flooring, plan, fit and secure carpet, underlay and linoleum and cover and decorate walls and floors with terrazzo and granolithic mixtures, tiles and mosaic panels.
  • Painters and decoratorsThose working in this unit group apply paint, varnish, wallpaper and other protective and decorative materials to interior and exterior walls and surfaces, paint designs on wood, glass, metal, plastics and other materials, and stain, wax and french polish wood surfaces by hand.
  • Construction and building trades supervisorsConstruction and building trades supervisors oversee operations and directly supervise and coordinate the activities of workers in construction and building trades.
  • Weavers and knittersWeavers and knitters set up and operate hand and power operated looms and machines to weave fibre into fabrics and carpet, or to knit (by machine or by hand) garments and other articles from yarn.
  • UpholsterersJob holders in this unit group upholster vehicle, aircraft and other seating, fix trimmings to the interiors of vehicles and aircraft, upholster furniture such as chairs and sofas, and make mattresses, curtains and other soft furnishings.
  • Footwear and leather working tradesWorkers in this unit group make and repair shoes, cut out, make up, sew, decorate and finish leather and leather substitute goods other than garments.
  • Tailors and dressmakersTailors and dressmakers prepare patterns and make, fit and alter tailored garments, dresses and other articles of clothing.
  • Textiles, garments and related trades n.e.c.Job holders in this unit group perform a variety of textiles and related craft occupations not elsewhere classified in MINOR GROUP 541: Textiles and Garments Trades.
  • Pre-press techniciansPre-press technicians prepare, format and compose text and graphics in a form suitable for use in a variety of print processes.
  • PrintersPrinters set up and operate various small offset printing presses and digital printing processes.
  • Print finishing and binding workersPrint finishing and binding workers bind books and other publications and finish printed items by hand or machine.
  • ButchersButchers direct and undertake the slaughter of animals and prepare carcasses for storage, processing and sale.
  • Bakers and flour confectionersBakers and flour confectioners prepare and bake dough, pastry and cake mixtures and make and finish flour confectionary products by hand.
  • Fishmongers and poultry dressersFishmongers and poultry dressers clean, cut and prepare fish and poultry for processing or sale.
  • ChefsChefs plan menus and prepare, or oversee the preparation of food in hotels, restaurants, clubs, private households and other establishments.
  • CooksCooks prepare, season and cook food, often using pre-prepared ingredients, in clubs, private households, fast food outlets, shops selling food cooked on the premises and the catering departments and canteens of other establishments.
  • Catering and bar managersCatering and bar managers plan, direct and co-ordinate the catering and bar facilities and services of licensed premises, factories, shops, theatres, educational premises and other establishments. They also manage outside catering businesses and shops selling food cooked on the premises.
  • Glass and ceramics makers, decorators and finishersGlass and ceramics workers, form, shape, decorate, smooth and polish glassware, earthenware, refractory goods, clay bricks and other ceramic goods.
  • Furniture makers and other craft woodworkersFurniture makers and other craft woodworkers make, repair and restore wooden furniture, decorative objects and other crafted pieces of woodwork.
  • FloristsFlorists sell flowers and related products in a wholesale or retail business, and design and make up floral bouquets, wreaths, tributes and other floral arrangements for sale to the public.
  • Other skilled trades n.e.c.Workers in this unit group engrave jewellery and stoneware, make artificial hairpieces, charge fireworks and munitions with explosive material, make lampshades, wickerwork, toys, dolls, models, candles, artificial flowers, other fancy goods, make patterns for moulds for metal castings, make and tune musical instruments, craft precious metals and stones, and perform other hand craft occupations not elsewhere classified in MINOR GROUP 544: Other Skilled Trades.