Code
111 = 111. Legislators and senior government officials
112 = 112. Directors and chief executives in public administration
114 = 114. Senior officials of national and international interest organizations
121 = 121. Entrepreneurs and CEOs of large private entreprises
122 = 122. Corporate managers of large private firms
123 = 123. Department managers of large private firms
131 = 131. Entrepreneurs, managers and chiefs of small firms
211 = 211. Mathematicians, physicians and natural scientists
220 = 220. Professionals in engineering and architecture
222 = 222. Architects, town planners and specialists in land conservation and recovery
242 = 242. Nursing and midwifery associate professionals
250 = 250. Professionals in human, legal and social sciences
251 = 251. Business, management and banking professionals
254 = 254. Linguistics, literature and related professionals
255 = 255. Art and artistic disciplines professionals
260 = 260. Professionals in teaching and research
261 = 261. University teaching professionals (full and associate professors)
262 = 262. Researchers and graduated technicians
263 = 263. Secondary and post-secondary education teaching professionals
264 = 264. Primary and pre-primary education teaching professionals
265 = 265. Other education and teaching professionals (graduated) (inspectors, principals, etc.)
310 = 310. Associate professionals in natural sciences and engineering
311 = 311. Quantitative sciences, physics and chemistry technicians
314 = 314. Optical and electronical equipment operators
315 = 315. Safety, quality and environmental protection technicians
320 = 320. Associate professionals in health care and life sciences
321 = 321. Health care associate professionals
330 = 330. Associate professionals in business & administration
331 = 331. Administrative and management associate professionals
334 = 334. Business services agents and related associate professionals
340 = 340. Associate professionals in public & personal services
341 = 341. Tourism and hospitality associate professionals
342 = 342. Primary, pre-primary and special education teaching associate professionals
343 = 343. Athletes, trainers and related professionals
344 = 344. Entertainment and cultural services technicians
346 = 346. Security and public services technicians
411 = 411. Secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks
412 = 412. Numerical clerks (administrative, financial, management)
413 = 413. Material-recording and transportation clerks
420 = 420. Cashier, tellers, and related workers
421 = 421. Cashiers, tellers and related clerks
422 = 422. Receptionists and information clerks
511 = 511. Wholesale shopkeepers and related workers
513 = 513. Models, demonstrators and related workers
520 = 520. Restaurants, bars and hotels workers
521 = 521. Hospitality, tourism and related services workers
522 = 522. Restaurants and retail trade workers
531 = 531. Instructors and masters of craftmanship and artistic products
550 = 550. Personal services, security, professional cleaning, and recreational services workers
551 = 551. Entertainment and cultural services skilled workers
553 = 553. Personal services and related skilled workers
554 = 554. Protective services and related workers
610 = 610. Extraction and building skilled workers
611 = 611. Miners, shotfirers, stone cutters and carvers
612 = 612. Building frame and related trades workers
613 = 613. Building finishers and related trades workers
614 = 614. Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers
615 = 615. Building caretakers, window and related cleaners
620 = 620. Metal, machinery and related skilled workers
621 = 621. Metal moulders, welders, sheet-metal workers, structural- metal preparers, and related trades workers
622 = 622. Blacksmiths, tool-makers and related trades workers
623 = 623. machinery mechanics and fitters (except industrial assembly-line workers)
624 = 624. Electrical and electronic equipment mechanics and fitters
630 = 630. Precision, handicraft etc skilled workers
631 = 631. Metal, machinery and related trade workers
632 = 632. Potters, glass-makers and related trades workers
633 = 633. Handicraft workers in wood, textile, leather and related materials
634 = 634. Craft printing and related trades workers
640 = 640. Agricultural and fishery skilled workers
650 = 650. Food, wood, textile, garments, leather skilled workers
651 = 651. Food processing and related trades skilled workers
652 = 652. Wood treaters and related trades skilled workers
653 = 653. Textile, garment and related trades skilled workers
654 = 654. Leather and shoemaking trades skilled workers
661 = 661. Craftmen and manual workers in the entertainment business
711 = 711. Mining and mineral-processing-plant operators
713 = 713. Glass, ceramics and related plant operators
714 = 714. Wood-processing- and papermaking-plant operators
716 = 716. Power-production and related plant operators
717 = 717. Automated-assembly-line and industrial-robot operators
720 = 720. Stationary plant semi-skilled operators, assemblers, line operators
721 = 721. Metal and mineral-processing-plant operators
722 = 722. Chemical products machine operators
723 = 723. Rubber- and plastic-products machine operators
725 = 725. Printing-, binding- and paper-products machine operators
726 = 726. Textile-, fur- and leather-products machine operators
730 = 730. Agriculture stationary plant operators
732 = 732. Food and related products machine operators
740 = 740. Drivers and mobile plaal servicesnt operators
741 = 741. Locomotive engine drivers and related workers
742 = 742. Motor- and animal-drawn vehicles drivers
743 = 743. Motorised farm and forestry plant operators
744 = 744. Mobile-plant operators (excl. agricultural)
745 = 745. Ships’ deck crews and related workers
810 = 810. Messengers, doorkeepers and related
812 = 812. Communication and storage unskilled workers, freight handlers
820 = 820. Restaurants and hotels unskilled workers, street vendors
822 = 822. Touristic services unskilled workers
840 = 840. Personal services unskilled workers
841 = 841. Entertainment and cultural services unskilled workers
843 = 843. Domestic, personal and institution-based services helpers
844 = 844. Security services unskilled workers
852 = 852. Unskilled fishery, forestry, animal breeding and hunting labourers
860 = 860. Mining, extraction and building unskilled workers
862 = 862. Unskilled labourers in construction and related trades
863 = 863. Unskilled labourers in industrial manufacturing and related trades
991 = 991. Family helpers in medium and large firms