Occupational unit - mx_occ
1111 = 1111. Top government and judiciary officials
1113 = 1113. Presidents and municipal authorities
1121 = 1121. Presidents and directors in public institutions
1122 = 1122. Presidents and directors in private companies and institutions
1129 = 1129. Other presidents and directors not elsewhere classified
1131 = 1131. Executives of political organizations
1133 = 1133. Executives of business organizations
1134 = 1134. Executives of agricultural organizations
1135 = 1135. Executives of civil and religious organizations
1211 = 1211. Directors and managers in human resources management and marketing
1212 = 1212. Directors and managers in accounting, financial, banking and insurance services
1221 = 1221. Directors and managers in health services, civil protection and environment
1222 = 1222. Directors and managers in social and economic development
1223 = 1223. Directors and managers in schools and training centers
1224 = 1224. Court judges, directors and managers in legal services and law enforcement
1226 = 1226. Directors in monitoring and security services
1311 = 1311. Directors and managers in agricultural production, forestry and fishing
1312 = 1312. Directors and managers in mining, oil and gas production
1313 = 1313. Directors and managers in the generation and supply of electricity and water
1314 = 1314. Directors and managers in manufacturing
1315 = 1315. Directors and managers in construction, repair and maintenance services
1321 = 1321. Directors and managers in computer sciences
1322 = 1322. Directors and managers in communications and telecommunication
1323 = 1323. Directors and managers in transport services
1324 = 1324. Directors and managers in research and technological development centers
1411 = 1411. Directors and managers of sales, merchandising, and rental services
1412 = 1412. Directors and managers of restaurants and hotels
1421 = 1421. Artistic directors and producers of film, theater and related
1422 = 1422. Directors and managers of museums, cinemas and other cultural and sporting facilities
1423 = 1423. Directors and managers in funeral services and other services
1511 = 1511. Coordinators and department heads in administration, human resources and marketing
1512 = 1512. Coordinators and department heads in accounting, financial, banking and insurance services
1521 = 1521. Coordinators and department heads in health services, civil protection and environment
1522 = 1522. Coordinators and department heads in social and economic development
1523 = 1523. Coordinators and department heads in schools and training centers
1524 = 1524. Coordinators and department heads on legal services, judges, and prosecutors
1525 = 1525. Captains, lieutenants and commanders of the armed forces
1526 = 1526. Coordinators and leaders in security and surveillance services
1611 = 1611. Coordinators and department heads in agricultural production, forestry and fishing
1612 = 1612. Coordinators and department heads in mining, oil and gas production
1613 = 1613. Coordinators and department heads in the generation and supply of electricity and water
1614 = 1614. Coordinators and department heads in manufacturing
1615 = 1615. Coordinators and department heads in construction, repair and maintenance services
1619 = 1619. Other coordinators and department heads in agricultural production, industrial, construction and maintenance serv
1621 = 1621. Coordinators and department heads in computer sciences
1622 = 1622. Coordinators and department heads in communications and telecommunications
1623 = 1623. Coordinators and department heads in transport services
1624 = 1624. Coordinators and department heads in research and technological development centers
1629 = 1629. Other coordinators and department heads of computers sciences, telecommunications, transport and research and tec
1711 = 1711. Coordinators and department heads in sales, merchandising, and rental services
1712 = 1712. Coordinators and heads of area restaurants and hotels
1721 = 1721. Coordinators and department heads in art, film, theater and related
1722 = 1722. Coordinators and department heads in museums, cinemas, sports and cultural
1723 = 1723. Coordinators and department heads at funerals and other services
1999 = 1999. Other directors, officers, managers, coordinators and department heads not elsewhere classified
2111 = 2111. Administrators and specialists in human resources and management systems
2112 = 2112. Specialists and consultants in marketing, advertising, communications and trade
2123 = 2123. Economists, consultants and researchers in economic policy
2131 = 2131. Anthropologists, archaeologists, and historians
2132 = 2132. Researchers and specialists in sociology and social development
2133 = 2133. Researchers and specialists in political science and public administration
2141 = 2141. Researchers and specialists in philosophy and letters (linguists)
2144 = 2144. Specialists in archives, library, and museums
2145 = 2145. Priests, pastors and other theologians
2162 = 2162. Artistic cartoonists illustrators and engravers
2211 = 2211. Researchers and specialists in physics
2212 = 2212. Researchers and specialists in mathematics, statistics and actuarial sciences
2221 = 2221. Biologists and marine scientists and oceanographers
2223 = 2223. Ecologists and atmospheric scientists
2232 = 2232. Veterinarians and animal husbandry
2234 = 2234. Specialists in fisheries and in aquaculture
2254 = 2254. Mining engineers, metallurgy, and oil
2262 = 2262. Engineers in topography, hydrology, geology and geodesy
2263 = 2263. Architects, urban and transportation planners
2271 = 2271. Software developers and software and media analysts
2272 = 2272. Database administrators and computer networks
2281 = 2281. Communications and telecommunications engineers
2311 = 2311. Educational supervisors and inspectors
2312 = 2312. Educators, counselors, educational and other educational scientists
2321 = 2321. Professors and higher education instructors
2322 = 2322. Upper secondary teachers and equivalents
2339 = 2339. Other entry-level teachers not elsewhere classified
2341 = 2341. Teachers of people with hearing and speech problems
2342 = 2342. Teachers of people with learning disabilities
2424 = 2424. Health and safety specialists and public health
2425 = 2425. Specialists in traditional and alternative medicine
2427 = 2427. Physical therapists, audiologists and, speech therapists
2511 = 2511. Aids in administration, marketing, sales and foreign trade
2512 = 2512. Auxiliary in accounting, economics, finance and brokers
2521 = 2521. Official prosecutors and detectives
2524 = 2524. Social safety inspectors, prices and other public inspectors
2531 = 2531. Auxiliary social scientists and humanists
2544 = 2544. Interior, gardens and various materials (mugs, keychains, etc.) decorators
2551 = 2551. Announcers on radio, television and other media
2611 = 2611. Auxiliary in physics, mathematics, statistics, and actuarial sciences
2612 = 2612. Assistants and technicians in the biological, chemical, and environmental sciences
2613 = 2613. Assistants and technicians in agronomy
2614 = 2614. Veterinary, fisheries, and forestry assistants and technicians
2621 = 2621. Industrial and chemical assistants and technicians
2622 = 2622. Surveyors, hydrology, and geology assistants and technicians
2623 = 2623. Mining, metallurgy, and oil assistants and technicians
2624 = 2624. Construction and architecture assistants and technicians
2630 = 2630. Supervisors of mechanics and technicians in maintenance and repair of mechanical equipment, motor vehicles, indus
2631 = 2631. Technical maintenance and repair of motor vehicles
2632 = 2632. Mechanical maintenance and repair of motor vehicles
2633 = 2633. Technical maintenance and repair of machinery and industrial instruments
2634 = 2634. Mechanical maintenance and repair of machinery and industrial instruments
2635 = 2635. Technical maintenance and repair of precision and musical instruments
2636 = 2636. Mechanical maintenance and repair of precision and musical instruments
2637 = 2637. Technicians in the installation, repair, and maintenance of refrigeration, air conditioning, and climate equipmen
2638 = 2638. Mechanical installation, maintenance and repair of refrigeration, air conditioning and climate equipment
2639 = 2639. Other occupations of mechanics and technicians in the maintenance and repair of mechanical equipment, motor vehic
2640 = 2640. Supervisors of electrical technicians, electronics and telecommunications and electromechanical equipment
2643 = 2643. Technicians in installment and repair electronic, telecommunications and appliance (except computer) equipment
2644 = 2644. Workers in installation and repair of electronic, telecommunications and appliance (except computer) equipment
2645 = 2645. Technicians repairing electromechanical equipment
2646 = 2646. Workers repairing electromechanical equipment
2649 = 2649. Other electrical technicians in electronics and telecommunications, and electromechanical equipment not elsewhere
2651 = 2651. Technicians in the installation and repair of networks, computers and computer systems
2652 = 2652. Technical operators of radio equipment
2653 = 2653. Recording and playback equipment assistants and technicians
2654 = 2654. Audio engineering, sound and lighting assistants and technicians
2662 = 2662. Traffic controllers from other transport (road, rail and sea)
2711 = 2711. Assistants and technicians in pedagogy and education
2712 = 2712. Studies and training instructors in art
2713 = 2713. Studies and training instructors in business and management
2715 = 2715. Instructors and trainers in trades and work
2716 = 2716. Teachers in physical education and sport
2812 = 2812. Diagnostic equipment technicians, medical treatment, podiatrists and physiotherapists
2814 = 2814. Pharmaceutical assistants and technicians
2815 = 2815. Medical and dental prosthetic technicians
2816 = 2816. Diet technicians and nutritionists
2825 = 2825. Work safety and hygiene technicians
2826 = 2826. Healers, herbalists and bone-setters
2991 = 2991. Other experts not elsewhere classified
2992 = 2992. Other technicians not elsewhere classified
3101 = 3101. Supervisors of secretaries, entry operators, cashiers, and file and transport control workers
3112 = 3112. Stenographers, typists and the like
3114 = 3114. Office machine operators (copier, etc.).
3121 = 3121. Cashiers, tellers and recipients of gambling
3131 = 3131. Workers on files and correspondence
3132 = 3132. Managers and workers in control of stores and warehouses
3201 = 3201. Supervisors of workers who provide and manage information
3211 = 3211. Receptionists and workers who provide information (personally)
3212 = 3212. Workers who provide information by phone (call center) and announcers
3222 = 3222. Tour guides in museums, casinos, parks, cinemas and other recreational facilities
3999 = 3999. Other secretaries, entry operators, cashiers and workers who provide information not previously classified
4201 = 4201. Sales managers and supervisors in establishments
4211 = 4211. Sales workers, dispatchers and clerks
4212 = 4212. Users and workers on selection of merchandise and vending machines
4221 = 4221. Agents and sales representatives and shippers
4222 = 4222. Insurance agents and financial services (account executives)
4233 = 4233. Fashion, art and advertising models
4311 = 4311. Workers in the rental property (houses, land, etc.).
4312 = 4312. Workers in the rental goods (pottery, movies, video games, etc.).
4999 = 4999. Other merchants, employees in sales and sales agents not elsewhere classified establishment
5101 = 5101. Supervisors in the preparation and serving of food and drink
5114 = 5114. Fast food and taco preparers (appetizers, pizzas, hot dogs, juice, coffee, etc.)
5201 = 5201. Supervisors and workers in personal and household care
5211 = 5211. Hairdressers, barbers, and stylists
5212 = 5212. Makeup artists, manicures and pedicures
5221 = 5221. Caregivers of children, disabled and elderly in institutions
5222 = 5222. Caregivers of children, disabled and elderly in private homes
5251 = 5251. Astrologers, fortune tellers and related workers
5254 = 5254. Animal trainers and other occupations related to pet care
5301 = 5301. Supervisors in protection and surveillance services
5313 = 5313. Wardens and guards in establishments
5314 = 5314. Wardens and doormen in private homes
5999 = 5999. Other occupations in personal and surveillance services not elsewhere classified surveillance
6101 = 6101. Supervisors, farm managers and foremen
6111 = 6111. Workers in the cultivation of maize and / or beans
6112 = 6112. Workers in the cultivation of vegetables
6113 = 6113. Workers in the cultivation of coffee, cocoa and tobacco
6114 = 6114. Workers in the cultivation of fruits
6115 = 6115. Workers in the cultivation of flowers
6117 = 6117. Workers in beneficial activities for agricultural products
6119 = 6119. Other workers in agricultural activities not elsewhere classified
6124 = 6124. Workers in the breeding of goats and sheep
6127 = 6127. Workers in the breeding and care of other animals
6128 = 6128. Workers benefit activities of livestock products
6129 = 6129. Other workers in livestock and animal husbandry, not elsewhere classified
6131 = 6131. Workers who combine farming with livestock
6201 = 6201. Supervisors, managers and supervisors of workers in fisheries, aquaculture, forestry, hunting and the like
6213 = 6213. Workers in beneficial activities for fisheries or aquaculture products
6221 = 6221. Loggers, fellers, tree cutters, and the like
6222 = 6222. Rubber, gum, and resin specialists, and the like
6224 = 6224. Workers planting activities, reforestation and forest conservation
6226 = 6226. Workers collecting non-cultivated plants, herbs, and roots
6231 = 6231. Hunters, trappers, and related workers
6311 = 6311. Operators of agricultural and forestry machinery
6999 = 6999. Other workers in agriculture, livestock, forestry, hunting and fishing not elsewhere classified
7101 = 7101. Supervisors of workers in mining, construction, and building finishing
7111 = 7111. Mining and extraction workers in the mining of metal ores
7112 = 7112. Workers in the extraction of quarry, clay, sand, stone and gravel
7113 = 7113. Blasters and divers in drilling and construction
7121 = 7121. Bricklayers, stonemasons, and related
7131 = 7131. Plasterers and other walls and ceilings coaters
7132 = 7132. Installers of floors, tiles, and mosaics
7133 = 7133. Installers insulation, waterproofing, glass, and other materials
7201 = 7201. Supervisors of artisans and workers in the treatment and processing of metal products
7211 = 7211. Moulders, turners and cutting workers
7213 = 7213. Tinsmiths, sheet metal workers, braziers, and metal painters
7214 = 7214. Structural-metal preparers and erectors
7221 = 7221. Blacksmiths, aluminum setters and forging-press workers
7222 = 7222. Locksmiths, grinders, and tool polishing workers
7223 = 7223. Jewelers, goldsmiths, silversmiths and metal polishers
7301 = 7301. Supervisors of artisans and workers in the manufacture of wood, paper, textiles, fur, and leather
7311 = 7311. Carpenters, joiners, and polishers in the manufacture of wood
7313 = 7313. Artisans working on stick, palm, bamboo, and wicker, except wood
7321 = 7321. Artisans and workers in the manufacture of paper and cardboard
7322 = 7322. Printers, typesetters, etchers and binders
7331 = 7331. Workers in the preparation of fibers and yarns
7341 = 7341. Tailors and dressmakers, seamstresses, and manufacturers of clothing
7342 = 7342. Artisans and manufacturers of textile products
7352 = 7352. Furriers, cutters, tanners and dyers of leather, fur and related products
7401 = 7401. Supervisors of artisans and workers in developing rubber products, plastics, and chemicals
7411 = 7411. Workers in the development and repair of rubber products, plastic, and tire vulcanization
7412 = 7412. Workers in the production of chemicals and chemical compounds
7501 = 7501. Supervisors of workers in the processing and food processing, beverages and tobacco
7511 = 7511. Workers in the production of meat, fish and related products
7513 = 7513. Workers making bread, tortillas, pastries and other flour and cereal products
7514 = 7514. Workers in the production of fruit and vegetables
7515 = 7515. Workers in developing sugar-based products, chocolate, candy, and tobacco
7516 = 7516. Workers in the manufacture of oils, fats, salt and spices
7517 = 7517. Workers in the production of alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages
7601 = 7601. Supervisors of artisans and workers in the manufacture of ceramics, glass, tile and similar
7612 = 7612. Workers in the manufacture of cement, lime, plaster, tile, stone and brick
7614 = 7614. Workers in the manufacture of bone, shell, coral and similar products
7999 = 7999. Other craft workers not classified above
8101 = 8101. Supervisors of industrial machinery operators
8111 = 8111. Machine and equipment operators in extraction activities, mining and quarrying
8112 = 8112. Machine and equipment operator for extraction in oil wells
8113 = 8113. Machine and equipment operator for collecting, pumping and distributing water
8114 = 8114. Specialized mobile equipment operators for construction
8121 = 8121. Operators of metallurgical furnaces, sieves, and mills and machine operators of metal drawers and extruders
8122 = 8122. Polishing machine operators, metal plating and coating
8123 = 8123. Operators of machines that cut, drill, bend, punch, weld, etc.., metal parts and products
8131 = 8131. Operators of machines for production of chemicals
8132 = 8132. Operators of machines for production of pharmaceuticals and cosmetics
8133 = 8133. Operators of machines for the manufacture and assembly of plastic and rubber products
8134 = 8134. Operators of machines for water treatment
8135 = 8135. Operators of machines and equipment for oil and gas refining
8141 = 8141. Operators of machines for wood processing and production of particleboard and plywood
8142 = 8142. Operators of machines for the manufacture of wood, rattan, wicker and similar
8143 = 8143. Machine operators in the development of pulp, paper and similar
8144 = 8144. Operators of machines for printing and binding
8145 = 8145. Operators of machines for making paper and cardboard products
8151 = 8151. Machine and equipment operators for spinning and winding
8152 = 8152. Machine operators to produce knitted fabrics and carpets
8153 = 8153. Sewing machine operators, embroidery, and cutting for the manufacture of textiles and clothing
8154 = 8154. Machine operators in leather processing, leather and footwear manufacturing
8155 = 8155. Machine operators in finishing, bleaching, dyeing, printing, ironing, washing, textiles, leather products, fur, a
8161 = 8161. Machine operators in food processing, oils, fats, salt and spices
8162 = 8162. Machine operators in the preparation of tobacco
8163 = 8163. Machine operators in developing alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
8171 = 8171. Machine operators in the production of cement, lime, plaster, and cement products
8172 = 8172. Machine operators in the production of ceramic, mosaic, tile and similar
8173 = 8173. Machine operators in making glass, glass products, and the like
8181 = 8181. Operators of machines and facilities for power generation
8199 = 8199. Other operators of industrial plant and machinery not elsewhere classified
8201 = 8201. Supervisors in assembly processes and assembly of machinery, tools and metal and electronic products
8211 = 8211. Assemblers and fitters of tools, machinery, equipment, and metal products
8212 = 8212. Assemblers and fitters of electrical and electronic parts
8301 = 8301. Supervisors of transport and mobile machinery drivers
8322 = 8322. Ships' deck officers and deck crews
8331 = 8331. Rail transport conductor (train, metro and light rail)
8341 = 8341. Drivers of trucks, cargo vans and cars
8342 = 8342. Drivers of buses, trucks, vans, taxis and passenger cars
8349 = 8349. Other drivers of motorized land transport not elsewhere classified
8351 = 8351. Drivers of mobile machinery for construction and mining
8352 = 8352. Mobile machine drivers for the movement of goods in factories, ports, shops, etc.
8999 = 8999. Other industrial machine operators, assemblers, and transport drivers not elsewhere classified
9113 = 9113. Support workers who perform agricultural and livestock activities
9121 = 9121. Support workers in forestry activities
9122 = 9122. Support workers in aquaculture and fishing
9123 = 9123. Support workers hunting and trapping activities
9124 = 9124. Collectors of firewood and water carriers
9212 = 9212. Support workers in extraction activities
9221 = 9221. Support workers in the construction
9222 = 9222. Support workers in plumbing and piping
9231 = 9231. Support workers in developing, repairing, and maintaining mechanical equipment, machinery and metal and precision
9232 = 9232. Support workers in the electrical, electronics, and communications industries
9233 = 9233. Support workers in the chemical, petrochemical, and plastics industries
9234 = 9234. Support workers in the wood, paper, and cardboard industry
9235 = 9235. Support workers in the textile and shoe industries
9236 = 9236. Support workers in the food, beverages, and tobacco industries
9237 = 9237. Support workers in the ceramic, glass, and similar industries
9239 = 9239. Support workers in industrial activities not elsewhere classified
9311 = 9311. Driver helpers in motorized land transport
9312 = 9312. Driver helpers in railways transport
9321 = 9321. Drivers of cycling transportation vehicles
9322 = 9322. Drivers of animal-powered transport (carts, carriers)
9512 = 9512. Street vendors of diverse products (excluding food sales)
9601 = 9601. Supervisors in cleaning, housekeeping, of butlers and parking lots
9621 = 9621. Sweepers and janitors (except in hotels and restaurants)
9631 = 9631. Vehicle cleaners in establishments
9633 = 9633. Valet parking and vehicle caretakers in parking lots
9642 = 9642. Pressers and dry cleaners in establishments
9661 = 9661. Garbage and recyclable material collectors
9711 = 9711. Parcel workers, hotel porters and buttons
9713 = 9713. Support workers in the performance of shows, sports, and in amusement parks
9722 = 9722. Mail deliverers (walking and cycling) and messengers
9723 = 9723. Deliverers of goods (walking and cycling)
9888 = 9888. Other workers in elementary and support activities not elsewhere classified