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Schedule of Reserved Occupations

(Provisional)

Presented by the Minister of Labour to Parliament by Command of His Majesty

January, 1939

L O N D O N

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80 Chichester Street, Belfast ; or through any bookseller

1939 Price 3 / net

C m d . 5926

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EXPLA N A T O R Y NOTES

The occupations listed i n this Schedule are those i n respect of which i n the general national interests restrictions w i l l be placed i n peace time on the acceptance of volunteers for certain forms of enlistment or enrolment for service i n t ime of war.

The restrictions apply to acceptance for service (otherwise than in the volunteer's trade capacity, or, i n the case of women, i n nursing or first aid services) which w i l l be whole-time i n war but not i n peace.

I f an age is printed opposite an occupation i n the Schedule, this means that the restriction as regards that occupation applies only to volunteers of or above that age.

I f no age is pr inted opposite an occupation i n the Schedule, the restriction apphes to volunteers in that occupation whatever their age.

Nothing i n the Schedule restricts— (a) acceptance for service which is whole-time in peace (e.g.,

service in the Regular Armed Forces, the Regular Police Forces or the Regular Fire Brigades) ;

(b) re-engagement for the same service of a person already engaged i n a service ;

(c) acceptance for whole-time service in war i n the volunteer's trade or professional capacity ;

(d) acceptance for A.R.P. service at the volunteer's place of employment ;

(e) acceptance for service which w i l l be only part-t ime in war, subject to the clear understanding that in the case of persons covered by the Schedule work in the occupation listed in the Schedule wi l l have first claim on them in war-time ;

( / ) acceptance of women for nursing and first aid services.

The Schedule is subject to revision from time to time.

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Schedule of Reserved Occupations (Note.—The Schedule is arranged alphabetically in groups of

occupations and is to be used without regard to the particular industry in which any occupation is followed. A working owner or working principal of a business (unless his occupation is specifically included in the Schedule) should be regarded as coming wi th in the foreman group of his appropriate trade. References to men are to be read as including women.)

Occupation. Age.

Accountant Accountant . . . . . . 30

Accumulator Maker, Battery Maker Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Lead paster, plate former . . 25 Accumulator maker . . . . 25

Actuary Actuary . . . . . . 30

AGRICULTURE AND HORTICEJLTURE

Farm Worker (other than Poultry and Fruit Farming)

Working principal, e.g., farmer, crofter, small holder . . 25

Farm bailiff, steward, foreman, headman . . . . . . 25

General farm worker, general farm hand . . . . . . 25

Shepherd . . . . . . 25 Pigman . . . . . . . . 25 Cattleman, stockman, yardman 25 Carter, horseman, ploughman 25 Horse trainer, stud groom,

stallion man . . . . 30 Agricultural machine attendant,

tractor driver, threshing machine attendant . . 25

Ditcher, drainer, drowner, hedger . . . . . . 30

Hay-cutter, trusser, baler, straw binder (not seasonal worker) 30

Farm labourer, agricultural l a b o u r e r (not seasonal worker) . . . . . . 25

Occupation. Age.

AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE— contd.

Forester, Timber Feller Forester . . . . . . 25 Woodman, forest worker . . 25 Timber feller, tree feller . . 25

Gardener, Nurseryman, Seed Grower, Fruit Grower, Hop Grower

Working principal . . . . 25 Head of seed growing depart

ment, seed expert . . . . 25 Foreman gardener, charge hand,

head gardener . . . . 25 Gardener (general hand) . . 25 Nurseryman . . . . . . 25 Bulb grower . . . . . . 25 Jobbing gardener . . . . 25 Farm hand (fruit growing),

fruitman . . . . . . 25 Hop yard (hop garden) worker

(not seasonal worker) . . 25 Labourer . . . . . . 25

Land Agent Land and estate agent, man

ager, factor, steward (not auctioneer and estate agent) 25

Poultryman Poultry farmer, crofter, small

holder, farm manager, foreman . . . . . . . . 25

Poultryman . . . . . . 25

Occupation, Age.

Air Service (Civil) Station superintendent, control

officer, traffic officer Pilot Flight engineer Navigator Ground engineer (licensed) Motor boatman (seaplane base)

Aircraft Body Builder, Airframe Builder, Balloon Worker

Foreman, charge hand Joiner (aircraft) Assembler, aircraft (wood) Woodwork erector (aircraft) . . Fitter-assembler1, fitter-erector

(metal aircraft) Finisher (aircraft) . . . . 21 Wire splicer (aircraft), rigger

(balloon) 21 Fabric hand (aircraft, except

balloon) Rigger (aircraft, except balloon) Inspector, tester (body work)..

Aluminium Manufacture—see METAL MANUFACTURE

Ambulance Driver, Attendant Ambulance driver, ambulance

attendant

Anchor, Chain (not Roller Link) Maker

Foreman, charge hand Anchor smith Anchor fitter Side welder End welder Small chain smith, chain maker Chain maker (common chain) Link bender Shackle smith Anchor striker Side striker, end striker Shackle striker Chain repairer, chain joiner Chain tester Chain examiner

25

21 21 21 21 25 21

21 2Ï 21 25 25 25

Occupation. Age.

Angle Iron Smith Foreman, charge hand Angle iron smith Angle iron smith's striker or

hammerman

Architect Architect

Asbestos, slag wool (silicate cotton) production

Al l workers* in productive processes other than labourers 30

Asphalter—see Pavior

Bacteriologist Bacteriologist (other than

member of the medical profession) . . . . . . 25

Bank Officer—see Clerical and Office Staff

Bargeman, Boatman, Waterman (Tidal Waters)—see MERCHANT AND SHIPPING SERVICES

Bargeman, Boatman, Waterman (Inland Waterways)

Master, coxswain . . . . 25 Tugboatman (river, canal) . . 25 Bargee, bargeman, canal boat

man . . . . . . . . 25 Watchman (barge) . . . . 25 Motor boatman, steam launch

hand, river steamer deck hand . . . . . . . . 25

Boatman, waterman . . . . 25

Basket Maker, Willow, Cane, Rush Worker

Foreman, charge hand . . 30 Fitch hand 30 Basket, skip or skep, etc., maker 30 Stick hand 30

Bedding Maker Foreman, charge hand Bedding maker

30 30

* In occupations not otherwise specifically reserved.

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Occupation.

Bedstead Maker (Iron, Brass) Foreman, charge hand Brass bedstead maker Stock fitter Frame setter (metal bedsteads) Railer . . Bedstead caster Assembler, rough fitter Bedstead fitter (compo man) . .

Beltman Beltman, belting fitter

Blacking, Polish and Black Lead Manufacture

All workers* in productive processes other than labourers

Blacksmith Foreman, charge hand Blacksmith (general hand) Blacksmith (agricultural imple

ments) Blacksmith (vehicle), coach-

smith Colliery blacksmith, quarry

blacksmith Engine smith Blacksmith (Oliver) Til t hammer smith Blacksmith (perambulator or

cycle) . . .". Blacksmith (ship) Blacksmith (laminated or leaf

spring) Blacksmith (tool) Blacksmith (tyre or wheel smith

or axletree finisher) Farrier, horse shoer Forger (die) Ornamental iron or art metal

smith Tube bender Tool f ettler or sharpener

Blacksmith's Striker, Mate Smith's striker, hammerman,

drummer Farrier's or horse shoer's mate,

doorman

Age.

30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30

30

30

23 23

25 23

Occupation.

Boiler Coverer Foreman, charge hand Boiler and pipe coverer, lagger

Boilermaker—-see Plater

Boilershop, Constructional Ironworks and Shipyard Workers (not specified elsewhere)

Foreman, charge hand Boiler fitter or mounter Boiler pipe or tube fitter or

expander . . Cémenter or concreter (ship

yard) Stager (sailor gang) Felter or packer, flanneller Fireman, furnaceman (plate or

frame)

Age.

21 21

30 25 25

25

Bolt, Nut, Rivet (not Wire Rivet) Maker d

Foreman, charge hand o.i£T 25 Cutter (nuts, bolts, rivets) -tk}P. 25 Bolt header (hot) . . . . 25 Rivet maker (hot work) . . 25 Stripper (nut, bolt, rivet), f r ^ e c f o j ^ Nut and bolt finisher (screwofinaM

or wormer), nut machini^n^ (black work) . . ss,. 3 » 25

Thread roller (hot) . . . . 25 Nut maker (cold) . . . . 25 Cold header (bolt and rivet^tiW-..-. v£¥> Gauger, inspector .a .ftr.rrK>s:rvJ 25

(bntid

Bcot and Shoe Manufa^tg&y^g 1

All workers* in produGt^j^tg-ljfi cesses other than lajbpjjrè^,^

Clicking department^ „ n - t ( j ( i o i 30 Closing department I : i / ^ m " ™ Roughstuff departments^ ^ Preparing department* Making department

30 30 30 30 10 Finishing depar tmerg^ a W û V { % >

Repairing an d hand sewn work,. ^,30 Slipper making bttrfeiTi/tfbV?? Clog making and repaigu]g,t,,( 30

* In occupations not otherwise specifically reserved,

s « Occupation. 1

Brass, Brome. Aluminium, etc., Turner, Finisher, Fitter and Goods Maker \ •

Foreman, charge hand Finisher, fitter and turner (gen

eral hand) . . . Finisher (cock work) Fitter and assembler, vice or

bench hand Turner" (brass and other non

ferrous metals) . . . Ship's propeller shaper

Age.

21

Brass, Bronze and other Alloy Manufacture—see METAL MANUFACTURE

Brazier Brazier, brazer, hard solderer . . 23

Brewing, Malting and Spirit Manufacture

All workers* in productive processes other than labourers in :—

Brewing, malting ... • 30 Spirit manufacture . . . . * 30

Brick, Tile and Fireclay Goods Manufacture

All workers* in productive pro-• " cesses other than labourers 30

Bricklayer Foreman, charge hand , Bricklayer, building (general

hand) Factory chimney builder,

steeplejack . . . . k . ' Bricklayer (firebrick) Sewer and tunnel bricklayer,

blue bricklayer Jobbing bricklayer (jobbing

mason in Scotland), property repairer, builder's handyman

British Broadcasting Corporation Staff

Administrative and Executive grades . . . . . . 25

Occupation. Age.

Brush and Broom Manufacture All workers* in productive pro

cesses other than labourers 30

Building Trade Workers (not specified elsewhere)

General foreman Concrete!*, concrete leveller or

screeder, ferro-concreter , , 30 Rigger Scaffolder (tubular or patent).. Scaffolder (wood), staging hand

. Steel bender and fixer, iron worker (ferro-concrete) . . 25

Housebreaker, mattock man (or demolisher) 25

Buyer (other than Retail Distributive Trades)—see Clerical and Office Staff

Buyer (Retail Distributive Trades—see Distributive Trades (Retail) )

Cabinet Maker Foreman, charge hand Cabinet maker (general hand)..

Candle Manufacture AU workers* in productive pro


Carborundum Manufacture Al l workers* in productive pro


Carbon brush, crucible, arc lamp carbon manufacture.

All workers* in productive processes other than labourers 30

Carpenter, Joiner Foreman, setter-out,charge hand Carpenter and joiner (general

hand) Carpenter, fixer (building) Jobbing carpenter Joiner, bench hand (building) Joiner (ferro-concrete work) . . 25 Joiner (machine shop) Ship joiner Ship's joiner (afloat), ship's

carpenter (afloat) Shop and office fitter

* In occupations not otherwise specifically reserved,

9 Occupation. Age.

Cartographer—see Draughtsman

Caulker, Iron Foreman, charge hand . . 21 Iron caulker (hand) . . . . 21 Iron caulker (machine) . . 21 Ship door and collar fixer,

collarman . . . . . . 21 Tank tester 21

Cement, Plaster, Lime and Artificial Building Materials Manufacture


Chain Maker—see Anchor Chain Maker

Chemicals, Drugs All workers* in productive pro

cesses other than labourers in :—

Manufacture of chemicals and galenicals, including drugs 30

Artificial manure and non-nitrogenous fertiliser manufacture . . . . . . 30

Chemist Chemist (analytical, research,

etc.), excluding pharmacist 21

Civil Servant Civil servant* (non-industrial),

other than minor and manipulative grades . . . . 25 !

Civil servant (non-industrial), minor and manipulative grades . . . . . . 35

Clerical and Office Staff Office manager, department

manager . . . . . . 30 Shipping superintendent . . 30 Ship's manager . . . . 30 Buying manager, buyer (other

than retail distributive trade) 30 Chartering clerk . . . . 30 Chief clerk . . . . . . 30 Chief cashier . . . . . . 30 Senior clerk (general) . . . . 30 Estimating clerk . . . . 30

Occupation. Age.

Clerical and Office Staff—contd. Cost clerk, costing clerk . . 30 Time and motion study expert,

progress clerk, progress chaser 30 Shipping clerk (commercial

office) . . . . . . 30 Clerk, Government Service or

Local Authority . . . . 25 Bank officer, bank clerk . . 25 Railway clerk . . . . . . 25 Shorthand writer . . . . . 35

Clerk of Works Clerk of works . . . . • . . . " 30

Clothing Manufacture Tailor (wholesale, including

Army clothing) . . . . 30 Tailor (bespoke, including Naval

and Military) . . . . 30 Belt maker, brace maker (not

leather or elastic) . . . . 30 Maker of caps, helmets or hats

(other than straw, felt or silk) 30 Shirt, collar and cuff maker . . 30

Coach, etc., Painter . Foreman, charge hand ». 30

Coach painter (general hand) . - 30 Brush hand . . . . . . 30

Coach Trimmer Foreman, charge hand Coach trimmer, general hand

(bench and body work) Cutter-out Bench hand, cushion hand

Coal Mining—see MINING (COAL)

Coastguard Service Coastguard . . . . . . 25

Coke Oven By Product Plant Worker All workers* in productive pro

cesses other than labourers.. 25

Coke Oven Worker All workers* in productive pro

cesses other than labourers. . 25

• In occupations not otherwise specifically reserved.

10 Occupation. Age.

Constructional Iron and Steel Work Fitter and Erector

Foreman outside erector Constructional fitter and erector

(general hand) Sheeter, iron roofer . . . . 23

Cook (other than Private Domestic Service)

Chef de cuisine . . . . 30 Second chef, sous chef 30 Chef de partie 30 Chef, cook (small hotel, club,

restaurant, service flats, boarding house, cafe) 30

Chef (college, canteen, institution) 30

Vegetable cook 30 Pastry cook 30 Cook-carver 30 Commis cook, assistant cook . . 30

Cooper Foreman, charge hand . . 30 Cooper (general hand), barrel

or cask maker, assembler or repairer . . . . . . 30

Dry cooper . . . . . . 30 Wet cooper . . . . . . 30 Vat maker or builder . . 30

Copper Manufacture—see METAL M A N U FACTURE

Coppersmith and Copper Goods Maker

Foreman, charge hand Coppersmith

Cork and Bark Worker Foreman, charge hand . . 30 Cork and bark worker . . 30

Crane Driver—see Stationary Engine Driver

Cutler, Scissors Maker Foreman, charge hand . . 23 Forger (hand) 23 Forger, goffer, cutter-out,

bolsterer (machine) . . 23 Heater (cutlery) . . . . 23 Annealer, softener . . . . 23 Hardener, tempérer . . . . 23

Occupation. Age

Cutler, Scissors Maker—contd. Grinder, hand . . . . . . 23 Grinder, machine . . . . 25 Table knife cutler, hafter . . 25 Serrater . . . . . . 25 Spring knife cutler, hafter . . 25 Razor hafter, setter-in . . 25 Scissors borer, hardener . . 25 Scissors filer, bow dresser . . 25 Scissor putter-together . . 25 Fork guard maker . . . . 25 Metal handle maker . . . . 25 Swager . . . . . . . . 25 Whetter and/or wiper . . 25

Cycle and Motor Cycle Maker Foreman, charge hand Cycle tube worker (machine

tube welder) . . 25 Tube bender (cycle) . . . . 25 Cycle frame builder . . . . 25 Cycle frame setter . . . . 25 Cycle wheel builder or maker,

lacer . . . . . . . . 25 Cycle wheel truer . . . . 25 Cycle component fitter . . 25 Cycle finisher . . . . . . 25 Motor cycle assembler or erector 25 Motor cycle finisher . . . . 25 Viewer, examiner, inspector . . 25 Cycle repairer, mechanic . . 25 Motor cycle repairer, mechanic

Dentist Dental surgeon, dentist Dental student who has reached

the stage of professional study at which he will normally qualify within two years . .

Dispenser Dispenser (other than phar

macist)

Distributive Trades (Retail) District manager, inspector,

manager . . . . . . 35 Buyer 35 Shop walker . . . . . . 35 Shop assistant, salesman, coun

ter hand . . . . . . 35 Bookstall attendant . . . . 35 Stall keeper . . . . . . 35 Outdoor salesman, collector,

roundsman . . . . . . 35

11 Occupation. Age.

Diver Diver Life linesman . . . . . . 21

DOCK AND HARBOUR WORKERS

Stevedore, Rigger, Dock Worker and Other Workers handling Cargoes at Harbour, River and Canal Wharves

Master stevedore, foreman stevedore, import and export superintendent

Rigger (dock) Dock worker, docker, dock

labourer, stevedore, stower, shipman, dock porter

Coal tipper Coal trimmer Coal porter, coal heaver, coallie

(docks) Corn porter, grain porter Deal carrier, timber and pit

prop porter Fish lumper, bobber

Harbour, Dock, Wharf, River, Canal, Pier Service

Harbour master, dock master, dock superintendent . . 21

Berthing master, pier master. . 21 Inspector (harbour, dock, etc.) 21 Dock gateman, lockman, lock

foreman, dock gate foreman 21 Swingbridge man, bridge man 21 Berthing man, pier man,

landing stage worker . . 21 Lock keeper . . . . . . 21

Drainage and Sanitary Service All workers* other than

labourers . . . . . . 25

Draughtsman Draughtsman (aero engine) Draughtsman (general engi

neering) Draughtsman (jig and tool) . . Draughtsman (ship work) Draughtsman (other) Cartographer

Occupation. Age.

Driller, Machinist (Boiler, Constructional and Ship Work)

Foreman, charge hand . . 21 Driller (hand) 21 Driller (machine) . . . . 21 Plate edge planer, scarfer

(machine) . . . . . . 21 Bear puncher, hole borer

or cutter, countersinker, reamerer . . . . . . 21

Other machinists (boiler, constructional and ship work). . 21

DRIVER (ROAD VEHICLE)

Horse-drawn Vehicles Carman, carter (not coalmine)

(heavy two-wheeled vehicle) 25 Lorry driver, drayman, heavy

van driver (heavy four-wheeled vehicle) . . . . 25

Coal carter, coke carter . . 25 Horse keeper, ostler, including

colliery ostler . . . . 30

Other Vehicles Inspector (public passenger

service) . . . . . . 25 Tram motorman, tramcar driver 25 Trolley bus driver . . . . 25 Omnibus, coach, charabanc

driver Heavy motor van, heavy lorry

driver Road locomotive driver,traction

engine driver . . . . 25 Steam wagon driver, steam

lorry driver . . . . . . 25 Road roller driver, steam roller

driver, motor roller driver . . 30

Drug Manufacture—see Chemicals

Electric Lamp, Wireless Valve Maker

Foreman, charge hand . . 21 Lamp assembler, valve as

sembler . . . . . . 21

In occupations not otherwise specifically reserved.

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; \ Occupation.

Electric, Lamp, Wireless Valve Maker—contd. ; « Stem or foot maker, tabulator, , • > pjecer, , pinching ., machine "> operator . . , .

Filament winder, filament •: , maker . . . . .

Filament mounter, grid mounter Examiner . .

Electrician, Wireman, etc. Foreman, charge hand Electrician, wireman (general

hand) . . Cable jointer (electrical) Electrician (cinematograph),

sound engineer '.., Electrician (theatre), electrician

(film studio) Electrician, wireman (vehicle) Electrician (ship), ship's wire-

man . . Overhead, linesman (not tram-

. way or trolley bus), linesman. Overhead* wireman (railway,

tramway, trolley bus) Cable layer, service layer

(electricity) . . . . . » " Tester

Telephone, telegraph fitter, mechanic

Conduit railman . . . Switchboard attendant

Electricity Generation {including Generation at Hydraulic Power Stations), Transmission and Distribution

Power station superintendent, station engineer, engineer-in-charge, shift engineer, mains engineer (transmission and/or distribution), meter superintendent, boilerhouse superintendent, distribution engineer

Electro Plater (except Galvaniser and Tinner)

Foreman, charge hand • .. Electro plater

Age.

21

21 21 21

25

25 25

25

35 35

Occupation. Age.

Emery, Emery Paper, Emery Cloth Manufacture . All workers* in productive pro


Employers' Association Official Whole-time official (excluding

clerical grades) . . . . 30

Enameller, Japanner, Lacquerer, etc. (Metal and Metal Goods)

Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Enameller (non-vitreous) . . 25 Enameller (vitreous) . . . . 25 Japanner . . . . .• 25 Lacquerer, . . . . . . 25 Fuser (vitreous enamelling) . . 25 Stover . . . . . . . . . 25 Inspector, viewer . . . . 25

Engineer (Professional) Aeronautical . . . . . . 25 Chemical . . . . . . 25 Civil ' Civil (Pupil) . . . . . . 25 Electrical . . . . . . 25 Marine . .

. Mechanical . . . . . . 25 Mining .'. 25

Engraver (Roller), Block Cutter • Foreman, charge hand . . 25

Sketcher . . . . . . 25 Block maker, design cutter,

print cutter . . . . . . 25 Die cutter (engraving) . , 25 Roller engraver (hand engrav

ing) . . . . . . . . 25 Roller engraver (machine en

graving) . . . , . . . 25 Plate cutter (engraver) , . 25 Clammer, clamper . . . . 25 Roller engraver (pantographer) 25 Stencil plate maker (hand). , . 25 Impression taker, striker-ofï,

sampler . . . . . . 25 Roller etcher . . . . . . '25 Polisher . . . . . . 25 Roller painter (engraving) .... ,25

* Inoccupations not otherwise specifically reserved.

13 Occupation. Age.

Explosives Manufacture and Filling

All workers* in productive processes other than labourers in:—

Gunpowder, guncot ton, explosives manufacture . . 25

Small arms ammunition and fireworks manufacture, explosive filling (excluding examiner) . . . . 25

Examiner (small arms ammunition, etc.)

Farm Worker—see AGRICULTURE

File Maker Foreman, charge hand Forger Grinder File cutter Annealer, softener Hardener, tempérer Sand blast sharpener, scourer, File prover . . .

23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23

Fire Brigades Full time member of public fire

brigade . . Full time member of fire salvage '

corps Full time fireman (private fire

brigade, e.g., works, hospitals) . . •• •• 25

Fireman, Trimmer (Seagoing), excluding Fishing Vessels—see MERCHANT AND SHIPPING SERVICES

Fish Hook Maker Foreman, charge hand ... 25 Fish hook maker . . 25 Hardener and/or tempérer . . 25

Occupation. Age.

Fisherman, Trawler, Drifter Hand Skipper, mate, second hand,

second fisherman (trawler, drifter, line boat)

Third hand, hawseman, boatswain (trawler, drifter, line boat) . .

Deck hand (trawler, drifter, line boat)

Boy, deckie-learner Great-line fisherman, cod line

man . . . . . . Fisherman (inshore) Salmon fisher Cook (fishing vessel) Engineer (trawler, drifter, line

boat) Fireman - trimmer (trawler,

drifter, line boat) Other members* of fishing boat

crew . . . . . .

FITTERS, ETC.

Tool Maker, Machine Tool Fitter, Highly Skilled (Precision) Fitter (not Electrical)

Foreman, charge hand Fitter (highly skilled) . . Machine tool fitter, erector . . Tool maker (not press tools),

jig and gauge maker Tool room fitter Template maker, template fitter

(tool room) Press tool maker Press tool fitter Die sinker (cutter), die maker.. Engine fitter (highly skilled)

(other than internal combustion engine)

Engine fitter (internal combustion, except aero engine)

Aero engine fitter Aircraft metal fitter Turbine fitter Guns and gun mountings fitter

(ordnance) Liner-off, liner-out, marker-off,

marker-out, scriber, setter-out, surface tableman

Work inspector, examiner, tester, viewer, passer (highly skilled) . . . .

Other precision fitters (not , specified, above) . . . ,

* I n occupations not otherwise specifically reserved.

14 Occupation. Age.

FITTERS, ETC.—contd.

Erector, Millwright, Maintenance Fitter (not Electrical)

Foreman, charge hand Erector (general hand) Millwright, maintenance en

gineer, maintenance fitter . . Colliery fitter or mechanic Iron and steel works, blast fur

nace, maintenance fitter Dock fitter Marine engineer (sea going) Refrigerating plant engineer . . Laundry engineer Engine erector (other than in

ternal combustion engine) . . Engine erector (internal com

bustion engine, excluding aero engine)

Aero engine installation hand. . Engine tester (internal com

bustion engine), bench tester Other erectors and fitters (not

specified above)

Fitter, Erector, etc. (Electrical Engineering)

Foreman, charge hand Electrical fitter (general hand) Electrical machinery erector . . Maintenance electrician, elec

trical engineer (maintenance) Armature builder, commutator

builder, core builder Armature winder, heavy coil

winder . . . . . . 21 Controller maker, heavy switch-

gear maker, rheostat builder Magneto maker, assembler Switchboard maker, erector . . Transformer builder, fitter Tester, inspector Other erectors and fitters (not

specified above)

Other Fitters (excluding Filter-A ssemblers)

Foreman, charge hand Fitter (not working to very fine

limits) Marine fitter, marine engine

erector

Occupation. Age.

FITTERS, ETC.—contd.

Other Fitters (excluding Fitter-A ssemblers—contd.

Steam engine fitter (other than marine fitter)

Textile machinery fitter, fitter-erector

Turbine blader Agricultural machinery fitter . . Constructional ironwork fitter Metal window fitter, iron case

ment fitter, metal door fiame fitter

Typewriter, sewing machine, etc., mechanic (repairer)

Motor fitter, motor mechanic . . Garage hand (mechanic) Road tester (motor vehicle) . . Other fitters (not specified

above)

Fitter-Assembler (Motor, Electrical, etc., Engineering)

Foreman, charge hand Fitter-assembler (motor engin

eering) Fitter-assembler (electrical en

gineering) Fitter-assembler (other engin

eering) Other fitter-assemblers (not

specified above)

Filter (Brass and other Non-Ferrous Metals)—see Brass, etc., Turner, Finisher, Fitter

Food Manufacture All workers* in productive pro


Creamery works . . . . 30 Provision curing . . . . 30 Slaughtering . . . . 30 Fish curing . . . . . . 30 Flour, grain and provender

milling . . . . . . 25 Sugar manufacture and

refining . . . . . . 30 Jam, sugar confectionery,

preserves, and preserved food manufacture . . 30


15 Occupation. Age. i

Food Manufacture—contd. Chocolate, chocolate confec

tionery, cocoa manufacture 30 Margarine and edible (fat)

compound manufacture . . 30 Bread, biscuit and cake making

Foreman bread baker Bread baker (general hand) Bread baker Dough maker All other workers* in product

ive processes other than labourers . . . . . . 25

Forester, Timber Feller—see AGRICULTURE

Forgeman Foreman, charge hand . . 21 Drop hammer smith, black

smith (drop hammer), drop forger . . . . . . 21

Power hammer smith, blacksmith (power hammer), forge-man, forge hammerman . . 21

Forge pressman . . . . 21 Hot drop stamper, hot stamper 21 Bull dozer smith . . . . 21

Forgeman's Helper, etc. Forge hammer driver, steam

hammer driver . . . . 25 Forge furnaceman . . . . 25 Stamper's helper, stamper's

puller 25 Hot pressman . . . . . . 25

FOUNDRY WORKER

Brass and other Non-Ferrous Metai Moulder, etc.

Foreman, principal tub hand. . Moulder, brass and other non-

ferrous metals (general hand) Core maker (non-ferrous cast

ings) 23 Bell founder 23 Crucible man (pot fireman),

metal mixer, furnaceman . . 23 Pourer, caster (non-ferrous) . . 23 Bench moulder (non-ferrous) . . 23 Floor moulder, heavy moulder

(non-ferrous) Oddside moulder (non-ferrous) 23 Plate moulder (non-ferrous) . . 23 Stump moulder (non-ferrous).. 23

Occupation. Age.

FOUNDRY WORKER—contd. Brass and other Non-Ferrous Metal Moulder, etc.—contd.

Tub moulder (non-ferrous) . . 23 Dfe caster . . . . . . 23 Dresser, fettler (non-ferrous) . . 25

Iron and Steel Moulder, etc. Foreman, charge hand Moulder, general hand Cupola man, general furnace

attendant . . . . . . 23 Core maker (iron and steel cast

ings) 23 Caster, pourer (iron and steel).. 23 Bench moulder (iron and steel) Floor moulder (iron and steel). . Oddside moulder or plate pattern

moulder (iron and steel) . . 23 Plate moulder (iron and steel). . 23 Spray moulder (iron and steel) 23 Stump moulder (iron and steel) 23 Tub moulder (iron and steel) . . 23 Matrix maker, pattern moulder 21 Hollow-ware moulder . . . . 23 Pipe or gutter moulder, rain

water goods maker . . . . 23 Cylinder moulder Roll moulder 23 Stove or stove grate moulder . . 23 Dresser, fettler (iron and steel) 25

French Polisher Foreman, charge hand . . 30 French polisher (general hand) 30 Polisher (building) . . . . 30 Polisher (piano) . . . . 30

Galvaniser, Tinner Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Tinner, general hand (metal

goods) . . . . . . 25 Galvaniser, dipper, general hand

(metal goods) . . . . 25 Tinman, tinplater, tinner (tin-

plate manufacture) . . . . 25 Attender (tinplates) . . . . 25 Galvaniser (galvanised sheet

manufacture) . . . . 25 Tanker (galvanised sheets) . . 25 Wire tinning machine driver,

wire tinner and/or galvaniser 25 Tube tinner, tube galvaniser . . 25 Viewer, examiner . . . . 25


16 Occupation. Age.

Garage, Tram and Omnibus Depot Worker

Depot foreman, vehicle inspector . . . . . . 30

Gardener—see AGRICULTURE

Gas Fittings Maker, Assembler Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Gas fittings assembler, gas fit

tings maker . . . . . . 25 Plugger (gas fittings) . . . . 25 Tester (gas fittings) . . . . 25

Gas Works All workers* in productive pro


Glass Worker All workers* in productive pro


Glass making and in glass house . . . . . . 25

Glass processing (except scientific glass working, including tap grinding) . . 25

Scientific glass working (including tap grinding) . . 21

Glass decoration . . . . 25 Optical glass making . . 21 Lens and prism making

(including optical and ophthalmic lens making) 21

Quartz (silica) glass making 21

Glazier Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Glazier (domestic or ordinary) 25 Patent roofing glazier and fixer 25 Plate glass fitter . . . . 25 Lead light glazier or maker . . 25 Stained glass fitter and fixer,

fret glazier, decorative glass worker . . . . . . 25

Glue, Size Manufacture All workers* in productive pro


Occupation. Age.

Gold, Silver, White Metal, Plated Ware Worker

Foreman, charge hand . • 30 Designer, modeller . . . . 30 Goldsmith, silversmith . . 30 Britannia metal smith . . 30 Maker-up (gold, silver, E.P.) . . 30 Maker-up, white Britannia

worker (general hand) . . 30 Maker-up (wire work) . . . . 30 Spinner (gold, silver) . . . . 30 Hammerman, hammerer, flat

hammerman . . . . . . 30 Pierce worker, saw piercer . . 30 Raiser, embosser, chaser . . 30 Engraver . . . . . • 30 Rose engine turner . . . . 30 Enameller . . . . . • 30 Gold, silver cutter . . . . 30 Gold, silver beater . . . . 30

Grease, Glycerine Manufacture All workers* in productive pro


Gunsmith Foreman, charge hand Gunsmith (general hand) Gun filer Assembler (gun) Barrel browner . . . . 23 Viewer, prover, examiner, tester Gun, rifle tester

Hand Tool Maker, Edge Tool Maker

Foreman, charge hand . . 23 Edge tool maker (general hand) 23 Forger, plater (edge tools) . . 23 Edge tool grinder . . . . 23 Edge tool hardener, annealer,

tempérer . . . . . . 23 Axe maker, spreader . . . . 23 Brace bit maker . . . . 23 Brace bit grinder and polisher 23 Fork splitter . . . . . . 23 Fork drawer . . . . . . 23 Hand tool maker (not edge tool) 23 Clippers maker, sheep shears

maker . . . . . . 23


17 Occupation. Age.

Hand Tool Maker, Edge Tool Maker—contd.

Scythe maker, reaping hook maker . . . . . . 23

Spade and shovel maker . . 23 Mould steeler . . . . . . 23 Mattock maker, pick maker,

wedge maker . . . . 23 Handler (spade, fork, edge tools) 25 Heater (hand tools, edge tools) 25 Tool, etc., handle or shaft maker

(wood) 30

Holder-up Holder-on or holder-up (hand) 21 Holder-up (machine) . . . . 21

Hydrographer Hydrographer . . . . . . 25

Ink Manufacture All workers* in productive pro


Jeweller Foreman, charge hand . . 30 Designer, modeller . . . . 30 Jeweller, mounter, diamond

mounter . . . . . . 30 Bracelet maker . . . . 30 Sleeve links, stud, solitaire

maker . . . . . . 30 Ring maker . . . . . . 30 Gold and silver chain maker,

linker 30 Snap maker . . . . . . 30 Piercer, saw piercer . . . . 30 Gem, jewel setter, diamond

setter 30 Jobber, repairer, jobbing

jeweller . . . . . . 30

Joiner—see Carpenter

Joiner {aircraft)—see Aircraft Body Builder

Laboratory Assistant Laboratory assistant (skilled)

Labour Manager Labour manager, labour officer 25

Occupation. Age.

Lamp, Lantern, Oil Stove Maker, A ssembler

Foreman, charge hand Lamp assembler (carriage, cycle,

motor) Other lamp assembler, including

safety lamp, ship's lamp, signal lamp

Oil stove assembler Prover, tester

Lapidary, Diamond Cutter and Polisher

Foreman, charge hand Lapidary (or cutter) . . Gem polisher Diamond cutter Diamond polisher

Laundry Worker Washer (machine), wash-house

man, laundryman

Leather Goods Manufacture All workers* in productive pro

cesses other than labourers

Leather Manufacture All workers* in productive pro


Fellmongery Leather tanning Currying, leather dressing . .

Lighthouse Keeper Lighthouse keeper, lighthouse

man, gunner (fog gun)

Local Authority Staff Executive and clerical staff,

not otherwise specifically reserved at a different age by reason of occupation

Lock, Key, Latch Maker Foreman, charge hand Locksmith Assembler (locks and latches) Finisher (lock) Key maker Key finisher

25

25

25 25 25

30 30 30 30 30

30

30

30 30 30

18

25

30 30 30 30

In occupations not otherwise spscifically reserved.

18 Occupation. Age.

Machinist (Metal)—able to set up Foreman, charge hand Machine tool setter, setter-up. . Press tool setter . . . . 21 Metal machinist, setter-operator

(general hand) Borer, boring machinist (uni

versal) Borer (horizontal) Borer (vertical) Capstan or turret lathe operator 21 Driller (radial arm) Driller (multi-spindle) . . 21 Gear cutter, gear cutting

machinist . . . . . . 21 Metal spinner . . . . . . 21 Grinder (universal) Plain grinder Grinder (tool), tool room grinder Crankshaft grinder, camshaft

grinder Miller (universal) Plain miller Planer Shaper Slotter Plano-mill operator Other machinists—able to set

up (not specified above) . . 21

Machinist (Metal)—unable to set up Metal machinist (general hand) 25 Drilling machinist . . . . 25 Grinder (rough), grinding

machine hand . . . . 25 Ball bearings machinist . . 25 Milling machinist . . . . 25 Metal sawyer (cold) . . . . 25 Capstan or turret lathe operator 25 Automatic machinist, machine

minder . . . . . . 25

Machinist (Miscellaneous Metal Goods)

Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Assembler (machine) . . . . 25 Automatic machine tender,

feeder (light and heavy strip, nails, pins, etc.) . . . . 25

Tin box machinist, t in can machinist . . . . . . 25

Chain making machinist, stripping machinist . . . . 25

Screw making machinist (rolled work) . . . . . . 25

Wireman, wirer (metal goods) 25

Occupation. Age.

Marine Engineer—see FITTER

Marketing Boards Staff Administrative and Executive

grades . . . . . . 25

Mason Foreman, charge hand Mason (general hand) Banker mason, stone dresser,

hewer (not quarrying) . . 30 Fixer, fixer mason, builder

mason Stone machine hand, machine

mason, slate grinder . . 30 Walling mason, waller

Medical Profession Member of the Medical Pro

fession Medical student who has passed

second professional examination

MERCHANT AND SHIPPING SERVICES

Seaman, Fireman, etc., Boatman on Tidal Waters (excluding Fisherman)

Master, mate, ship's officer, pilot, tug master

Cadet, apprentice, apprentice pilot

Boatswain Quartermaster, boatswain's

mate . . Able seaman, sailor Ordinary seaman (senior and

junior) Deck hand Deck boy, ship's boy, boy

seaman Donkeyman, winchman (sea

going), first leading fireman Greaser Fireman, stoker, fuel fireman.. Trimmer, fireman's steward (or

" peggy ") Cleaner (oil) Purser Assistant purser, purser's clerk,

ship's writer, clerk writer . . Chief steward, second steward Assistant steward

19 Occupation. Age.

AND SHIPPING SERVICES

, Boatman, (excluding

barkeeper

cook

MERCHANT •—contd. Seaman, Fireman, etc on Tidal Waters Fisherman)—contd.

Stockkeeper (ship), (ship)

Cabin boy, messroom boy Baggage master Ship's cook (certificated) Assistant cook, ship's

(uncertificated) Galley boy, cook's boy Other members* of ship's crew

(not specified above) Tugboatman (seagoing), tu.

deck hand Lightship man, fog signal driver

lamplighter Lifeboatman (whole time) Cable hand (cable ship) Dredgerman Bargee, bargeman Lighterman Motor boatman, steam launch

hand, river steamer deck hand

Boatman, waterman

(For Bargeman, etc-•—see Bargeman)

-Inland Waterways

Metal Annealer, Hardener and Tempérer

Foreman, charge hand Annealer Hardener Tempérer Case hardener, carbonizer, car-

burizer

23 23 23 23

23

(For Annealer, normaliser in Rolling and Tube Drawing, see METAL MANUFACTURE— Miscellaneous Workers)

Metal Goods Maker, Assembler, Odd Worker

Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Assembler (hand) . . . . 30 Metal furniture assembler . . 30 Odd worker 25

Occupation. Age.

METAL MANUFACTURE Aluminium Manufacture

Foreman . . . . . . 21 Kier, autoclave or digester

worker . . . . . . 21 Red filtration worker, mud

filterer 21 Decomposer worker . . . . 21 Hydrate filter worker . . . . 21 Tank, caustic pot, evaporator

worker . . . . . . 21 Furnaceman (electrolytic) . . 21 Refiner, refinery furnaceman,

fireman . . . . . . 21 Caster . . . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive

processes other than labourers 25

Brass, Bronze and other Alloy Manufacture

Foreman . . . . . . 21 Furnaceman, melter . . . . 21 Second furnaceman, caster,

mould man . . . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive

processes other than labourers 25 Copper Manufacture

Foreman . . . . . . 21 Refineryman, ladleman (non-

electrolytic) . . . . 21 Fisher, quencher, potman . . 21 Refineryman (electrolytic pro

cess) . . . . . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive

processes other than labourers 25 Lead Manufacture, Leaden Goods Maker

Foreman . . . . . . 21 Furnaceman, smelter . . . . 21 Softener (non-electrolytic) . . 21 Softener (electrolytic process).. 21 Desilveriser, dezincer, potman,

kettle-man . . . . . . 21 Alloy or distillator furnaceman,

distiller, retort man . . 21 Refiner, cupel man . . . . 21 Lead caster, moulder . . . . 21 Leaden goods maker . . . . 21 Lead shot maker . . . . 21 Lead oxide maker (including

red lead and/or orange mineral maker) . . . . 21

White lead maker . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive

processes other than labourers 25 In occupations not otherwise specifically reserved.

20 Occupation.

METAL MANUFACTURE—contd.

Age.

Pig Iron Manufacture (Blast Furnace)

Foreman . . . . . . 21 Keeper, blast furnace keeper . . 21 Furnaceman, first helper, slagger 21 Second helper, helper, slagger's

helper, assistant keeper (pig bed man) . . . . . . 21

Pig casting machine operator (pourer, lime-man, trough-man) . . . . . . 21

Charger, topman, furnace filler 21 Slagman, slagger (slag heap) . . 21 Pig breaker . . . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive


Steel Manufacture Melting shop manager, foreman,

sample passer . . . . 21 Stocktaker, getter-up-charger 21 First melter, first smelter,

melter or smelter, first hand (all processes), blower or converter man (Bessemer), melting furnaceman or steel maker (crucible) 21

Melter or smelter, second hand, third hand or fourth hand, first ladleman, ladleman-teemer, tapper, teemer, charge wheeler, boxman (Bessemer, open hearth or electric furnace) . . . . 21

Teemer (fixed type open hearth furnace) . . . . . . 21

Coker, puller-out, cellarman, (crucible furnace) . . . . 21

Pitman, mould man, mould setter, ingot stripper . . 21

Ladleman (other than first ladleman, electric arc furnace), stopper maker, stopper man 21

Cupola man . . . . . . 21 Mixer, teemer . . . . . . 21 Pulpit man . . . . . . 21 Vessel man . . . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive


Occupation.

METAL MANUFACTURE—contd.

Age.

Wrought Iron Manufacture {Puddling Furnace)

Furnace manager, shift manager, foreman . . . . 21

Forehand puddler, level hand puddler . . . . . . 21

Puddler (underhand), forker . . 21 Chief ball furnaceman, bailer,

bally, bushleyer, busheller, scrap puddler . . . . 21

Underhand ball furnaceman, underhand bushleyer . . 21

Shingler, bloomer, filter, tongs-man . . . . . . . . 21

Other workers* in productive processes other than labourers 25

Zinc Manufacture Foreman . . . . . . 21 Head smelter, first furnaceman 21 Second hand furnaceman (or

smelter), third hand furnaceman, tapper, helper . . 21

Refinery man . . . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive


Other Non-Ferrous AI eta! Manufacture

Foreman . . . . . . 21 Pressman . . . . . . 21 Furnaceman . . . . . . 21 Refiner (electrolytic) . . . . 21 Bullion melter, bullion refiner. . 21 Caster, teemer . . , . . . 21 Other workers* in productive


Iron and Steel Rolling (excluding Sheets)

Mill manager, foreman . . 21 Roller, first hand roller . . 21 Assistant roller, second or third

hand, underhand roller . . 21 Roller's helper, roller's assistant,

mill assistant . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive



21 Occupation. Age.

METAL MANUFACTURE—contd. Non-Ferrous Metal Rolling (including Sheets)

Foreman . . . . . . 21 Roller 21 Assistant roller, second hand

tongsman, behinder, helper 21 Roller (foil) 21 Assistant roller, second hand

(foil), helper (foil rolls) . . 21 Roller (cold rolls) . . . . 21 Roller (wire rod) . . . . 21 Roller, rollerman (lead) . . 21 Examiner, inspector . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive


Tinplate Mill Worker, Sheet Mill Worker

Foreman . . . . . . 21 Roller, rollerman . . . . 21 Furnaceman . . . . . . 21 First helper, second helper,

breaker-down, behinder, catcher, heaver-over, bar dragger, scaler . . . . 21

Doubler 21 Opener . . . . . . . . 21 Weigher 21 Cold roller, cold roll boy . . 21 Helper (cold rolls) . . . . 21 Curver (sheet mills) . . . . 21 Corrugator . . . . . . 21 Assorter, examiner (black sheets) 21 Counter, reckoner, slitter . . 21 Other workers* in productive


Tube Manufacture (Iron and Steel) Foreman, charge hand, leading

hand 21 Furnaceman (welded tubes) . . 21 Furnaceman (seamless tubes). . 21 Rollerman (seamless tubes) . . 21 Drawer (seamless tubes) . . 21 Helper 25 Tube expander, staver, manip

ulator . . . . . . 21 Cylinder forger . . . . 21 Pipe spinner . . . . . . 21 Tube fittings maker . . . . 21 Inspector, marker-off, examiner 21 Prover, tester . . . . . . 21 Other workers* in productive


Occupation. Age.

METAL MANUFACTURE—contd. Tube Manufacture (Non-Ferrous) (including all Extrusion Processes)

Foreman, charge hand 21 Furnaceman 21 Rollerman 21 Drawer 21 Helper 25 Press operator, press driver (ex

trusion processes, including tubes, rods and shapes) 21

Inspector, examiner(non-ferrous tubes) 21

Prover, tester 21 Other workers* in productive


Miscellaneous Workers in Metal Manufacture, Rolling and Tube Drawing, not specified elsewhere

Annealer, normaliser 21 Calciner, roaster, burner 21 Condenser maker. crucible

maker, pot maker 21 Crusher (ore) 21 Dresser, chipper, grinder 21 Gas producerman, gasman Packer 21 Pickler 21 Scruffman 21 Shearer (hot), hot sawman 21 Sinterer, sintering machine

operator 21 Soakerman, charger, furnace

man, heater 21 Straightener 21 Swarfer, scarfer, beveller 21 Tagger, swager, pointer 21 Tube cutter, tube bender 21 Weigher, charge mixer 21 Other workers* in productive


Metal Manufacture (including Rolling and Tube Drawing) Labourer

Labourer (blast furnace) . . 25 Labourer (puddling furnace) . . 25 Labourer, helper (steel works) 25 Labourer (alloy or non-ferrous

metal manufacture) . . 25 Labourer (rolling mills, sheet

mills, tube works) . . . . 25


22 Occupation. Age.

Metal Polisher, Bobber, Mopper, etc. Foreman, charge hand 25 Metal polisher (general hand). . 25 Finisher 25 Emery bobber 25 Emery glazer, glazer . . 25 Emery band polisher, band

polisher 25 Sander, sand polisher . . 25 Finisher (polishing), colourer . . 25 Tube and rod polisher (auto-

matic) 25 Cycle rim polisher 25 Cycle frame polisher . . 25 Aluminium polisher 25 Edge tool polisher 25 Burnisher 25

Meteorologist Meteorologist . . . . . . 21

Mica Manufacture All workers* in productive pro


Mineral Water Manufacture All workers* in productive pro

cesses other than labourers. . 30

M I N I N G (COAL)

Agent, etc. Agent, manager, under manager 25

Mining Surveyor—see Surveyor

Colliery Worker Underground {excluding Road Alan and Haulage Man)

Overman, deputy, examiner, fireman

Shot firer, shot lighter . . 25 Shiftsman, stoneman (general

hand) 25 Hard ground man, hard head

ing worker, rock header, borer, driller, stone drifter, stone miner, stoneman, tunneller, metal miner, crutter, mine driver, rock road driver, brancher

Ripper, brusher, stoneman, canchman, kenchman . . 23

Timberman, roofman, repairer Poster 23 Gobber, packwaller, packer,

stower, cogger, cogman . . 25

Occupation. Age.

MINING (COAL)—contd. Colliery Worker Underground {excluding Road Man and Haulage Man)—contd.

Timber drawer, steel prop drawer, prop drawer . . 25

Chargeman, stallman . . . . 25 Machineman (coal cutting), coal

cutter (machine), coal cutting machineman, " iron " man . . 23

Flitter 23 Collier, getter, hewer, breaker,

stallman, pickman, pikeman, faceman, stripper

Collier's assistant, collier's helper, getter's helper, hewer's helper, breaker's helper, stripper's helper, filler, loader . . 23

Conveyor man, pan man . . 23 Conveyor shifter, conveyor

drawer, conveyor erector, pan shifter, puller-up . . 23

Colliery Worker (Underground) on Haulage, Roadways, etc.

Master haulier, gaffer haulier, haulage chargeman, traffic man, corporal . . . . 25

Roadman, roadsman, block layer, road layer, rolleyman, wagonwayman, road fettler. . 25

Drawer, hurrier, hutch runner, putter, trammer (hand haulage) 23

Haulier, kincher, pony driver, pony putter, galloway putter (horse haulage) . . . . 23

Haulage hand, rope changer, rope or tram rider, run rider, chain runner, rope runner, journey attendant, gear man (mechanical haulage) . . 23

Junction man, pointsman . . 23 Coupler, shackler, clipper,

clipper-on, spragger . . 23 Onsetter, assistant onsetter,

hitcher (pit bottom), bottomer 23 Colliery Worker (above Ground)

Surface foreman, bank foreman 25 Banksman, browman . . . . 30 Master's weighman, check-

weighman . . . . . . 30 Pitman, shaftsman, shanksman 23 Lampman, lamp room man . . 25 Pulley man, rope man . . 23


23 Occupation. Age.

MINING (COAL)—contd. Colliery Labourer (Underground)

Tip end boy, tub loader, dumper, engine boy, tension end lad 23

Mining (other than Coal Mining), Quarrying, Open Pit and Clay Hole, etc., working

Overman, face deputy, shift boss, foreman, charge hand 25

Shot firer 25 Driftman (rock salt) . . . . 25 Machine cutter, machine cut

ter's assistant . . . . 23 Miner (machine), getter

(machine), hewer (machine), machine man . . . . 23

Miner, getter (hand), hewer (hand) 23

Miner's helper, getter's helper, filler, loader, trucker . . 23

Timberman . . . . . . 23 Roadman, roadsman, trackman 25 Master haulier, dog whipper,

whipper-in . . . . . . 25 Haulier, trailer, driver, pony

driver, truckman, putter, trammer . . . . . . 23

Onsetter, bottomer, cageman, hitcher (pit bottom), signaller 23

Barer, burden man, burthen-man, feigher, muckman . . 23

Quarryman, quarrier, rock hand, rockman, rock getter, stone getter, hewer, breaker 23

Digger, getter, pitman, delver 23 Washer, hoseman . . . . 23 Dredgerman (sand, gravel) . . 23 Quarrier's helper, getter's

helper, filler, loader . . 23 Shaftsman . . . . . . 23 Banksman, cageman, lander

signaller, pitheadman . . 30 Stone breaker, lugger, junker.. 25 Gypsum dresser . . . . 25 Calcining charge hand, furnace

hand, kiln filler, kiln loader, kiln hand . . . . . . 25

Crusher, crusherman, rock crusherman, crushing mill-man, feeder, crusher-minder 25

Stamper, stamp watcher, battery man . . . . . . 25

Occupation. Age.

Mining (other than Coal Mining), Quarrying, Open Pit and Clay Hole, etc., working—contd.

Grinder 25 Buddler 25 Tableman, vanner, frame at

tendant, tube mill attendant 25 Slime dresser . . . . . . 25 Kiever, kievesman, dresser,

tosser . . . . . . 25 Ore separator (magnetic) . . 25 Block chopper, scabbier, scapp-

ler, scrappier, squarer, stone dresser (rough), stone cutter 25

Slate splitter, river, dresser, grader or examiner . . . . 25

Mica man (china clay), clay lander . . . . . . . . 25

Dryman, kilman (china clay).. 25

Moulder—see FOUNDRY WORKER

Nail Maker (Hand Trade) Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Drawn wrought iron nail maker

spike maker . . . . . . 25 Header 25 Pointer 25 Frost cog maker . . . . 25

Naval Architect Naval architect

Navvy, Mains Layer, etc. General foreman . . . . 30 Ganger . . . . . . . . 30 General navvy . . . . . . 30 Cement gun operator . . . . 30 Pile driver . . . . . . 30 Pneumatic or other mechanical

tool operator . . . . 30 Service layer (mains, gas and

water) . . . . . . 25 Sewer pipe layer and jointer . . 25 Timberman (public works, in

cluding sewer, bridge, dock) 25 Tunnel miner, tunneller, head

ing driver . . . . . . 25

Needle Maker Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Hardener and/or tempérer

(needle) . . . . . . 25 Scourer . . . . . . 25 Inspector, viewer . . . . 25

24 Occupation. Age.

Nursing and Hospital Services Nurse, mental nurse, mental

hospital attendant, hospital orderly-

Radiographer, X-ray operator Masseur (if certificated) Hospital porter, institution

porter, attendant . . . . 30

Oil Milling—see Seed Crushing

Oil Refining All workers* in productive pro


Optician Optician (ophthalmic, dispens

ing) 30

Paint, Colour, Varnish and Cellulose Lacquer Manufacture


Painter, Decorator, Paperhanger Foreman, colourman, charge

hand House painter and decorator . . 30 Ship painter

Paper, etc.. Manufacture All workers* in productive pro


Paper, paperboard, straw-board, millboard and paste board manufacture . . 30

Paper coating, paper staining, wall paper painting . . 30

Paper Bag, Paper Sack Manufacture


Paper, Cardboard, Fibreboard Box, Carton, Container Manufacture


Patent Fuel Manufacture All workers* in productive pro


Occupation. Age.

Pathologist Pathologist (other than member

of the medical profession) . . 25

Patternmaker (Wood, Metal, etc.) Foreman, charge hand Pattern shop foreman—store

keeper . . . . .• 30 Patternmaker, wood (general

hand) Patternmaker, metal (general

hand) 21 Patternmaker (grate and stove) Pattern filer 23

Pavior, Asphalter and Road Surface Layer

Foreman, charge hand . . 30 Asphalter (general hand) . . 30 Asphalter (spreader or raker). . 30 Concreter . . . . . . 30 Pavior, flagger . . . . . . 25 Kerb layer . . . . 25 Wood pavior . . . . . . 25 Potman 30

Pharmacist Pharmacist

Photographer Photographer . . . . . . 30

Physicist Physicist . . . . . . 25

Plasterer Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Plasterer (general hand) . . 25 Fibrous plasterer or fixer . . 25

Plated Ware Worker—see Gold, etc., Worker

Plater Foreman, charge hand Marker-off Boiler plater Constructional plater . . Ship's plater (general hand)


25 Occupation. Age.

Plater—contd. Stem and/or stern plater . . 21 Beam and/or framing plater . . 21 Shell plater 21 Inside plater . . . . . . 21 Mast and spar maker (iron and

steel) 21 Puncher and shearer . . . . 21 Packer and liner, slipper . . 21 Ship frame bender and turner.. 21 Template maker (boiler, con

structional, shipwork) . . 21 Blow lamp worker, closer (ship

building) 21 Strapper . . . . . . 21

Plater's Helper Boilermaker's helper or labourer 23 Constructional plater's helper.. 23 Ship plater's helper . . . . 23 Ship frame bender's helper . . 23

Plumber, Gas Fitter, etc. Foreman, charge hand Plumber (general hand) Plumber (lead and zinc) Gas fitter, gas engineer (not

professional) Lead burner (chemical plumber) 21 Hot water, heating and domestic

engineer, pipe fitter Plumber (ship work)

Police, Prison Warder Full time member of public

police force Railway police Dock police Prison warder

Porter Meat porter, pitcher . . . . 35

Postman, Sorter Postman . . . . . . 35 Sorter, sorting clerk (postal) . . 35

Pottery Manufacture All workers* in productive pro


Pottery, earthenware, china, porcelain manufacture . . 30

Poultryman—see AGRICULTURE

Occupation. Age.

Press Operator (Metal trades) Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Power press operator (heavy).. 25 Power press operator (single

handed) 25

Printer's Composition Roller Manufacture

Composition roller maker, composition maker . . . . 30

Printing, Publishing and Bookbinding

Compositor . . . . . . 30 Monotype, linotype and inter-

type operator . . . . 30 Machine minder on letterpress,

litho, and photogravure machines . . . . . . 30

Reader . . . . . . . . 30 Lithographer, litho artist, litho

designer, copper and steel plate worker, photogravure worker and process engraver 30

Bookbinder 30 All other workers* in printing

and bookbinding processes (excluding warehouse), including operators on binding, folding, cutting (guillotine), blocking, ruling and embossing machines . . . . 30

Quarrying—see Mining (other than Coal)

Radiator Maker—see Stove, etc., Maker

RAILWAY SERVICE

Railway Official, etc. Manager, superintendent . . 25 Station master, yard master . . 25 Inspector . . . . . . 25 Agent 25 Other executive official* (not

specified above) . . . . 25

Railway Engine Driver, Motorman, Fireman, Engine Shed Worker

Shed foreman, shed chargeman (locomotive), running shed foreman

Engine driver, locomotive driver (steam)


26

Rate Fixer Rate fixer

Riveter Foreman, charge hand Riveter, boiler Riveter, constructional Riveter, ship Riveter, vehicle Rivet tester

25 .

25

25

Occupation. Age.

RAILWAY SERVICE—contd. Railway Engine Driver, Motorman, Fireman, Engine Shed Worker—contd.

Motorman (electric) . . . . 25 Engine driver (internal com

bustion engine) Engine driver (narrow gauge

railway) Fireman (locomotive) Engine cleaner Other engine shed workers*

(excluding labourers)

Railway Signal Lineman, Platelayer

Chief lineman, ganger, sub-ganger

Signal lineman Platelayer, lengthman, relayer

Railway Porter, Goods Checker Yard foreman, leading porter,

station foreman, parcel foreman, chargeman

Goods checker, caller-off, number taker

Goods yard porter Station porter Loader, sheeter

Other Railway Servants Foreman, chargeman Ticket collector, ticket examiner Guard, conductor, brakesman. . Train examiner, carriage,

wagon, brake, etc., examiner Signalman Pointsman Capstan man Shunter Spragger Crossing keeper, level crossing

man, gateman (level crossing)

25

30 30 30 30

30

30

25 25

25

30

Occupation. Age.

Riveter's Labourer Rivet heater, heater boy . . 23 Rivet catcher, carrier or hander 23 Bumper-up . . . . . . 23

Rubber Worker All workers* in productive pro


India rubber, gutta percha and waterproof goods manufacture . . . . 30

Saddlery, Harness and Whip Maker

All leather workers* other than labourers

Safe Maker Foreman, charge hand Safe maker, safe fitter Safe assembler . . . . . . 25

Salesman (Retail) — see Distributive Trades

Salesman (Wholesale) Salesman 30

21

Salt Manufacture Al! workers* in productive pro


Saw Maker Foreman, charge hand Saw maker (general hand) (ex

cept circular saws Circular saw maker Saw parer, toother Saw grinder Saw handler Saw softener (annealer), hard

ener, tempérer

Scientific, Mathematical, Optical, Electrical, Surgical, Dental Instrument, Apparatus and Appliance Maker, Assembler

Foreman, charge hand Scientific instrument maker

(general hand) Physical and chemical

apparatus maker Optical instrument maker

23

23 23 23 23 25

23


27 Occupation. Age.

Scientific, Mathematical, Optical, Electrical, Surgical, Dental Instrument, Apparatus and Appliance Maker, Assembler—contd.

Mathematical and measuring instrument and apparatus maker

Electrical instrument maker . . Nautical instrument maker . . Surgical and dental instrument

maker (non-electric) Meter maker (not electrical) . . Hospital furniture maker, dental

furniture maker Lens mounter . . . . . . 21 Graduator, divider, calibrator 21 Tester 21 Other Scientific, etc., Instru

ment and Apparatus makers (not specified above) . . 23

Dental mechanic Spectacle frame maker . . 23 Surgical appliance maker . . 23 Assembler (scientific, etc.,

instruments) . . . . 23 Mounter 23

Scrap Metal Worker Foreman, charge hand . . 30 Scrap sorter . . . . . . 30

Seal, Coin, Medal, etc., Maker Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Engraver (metal dies) . . 25 Brand letter cutter, mark maker 25

Seaman and other members of ship's crew (excluding Fisherman)—see MERCHANT AND SHIPPING SERVICES

Secretary Company secretary . . . . 30 Hospital secretary, institution

secretary . . . . . . 25

Seed Crushing, Oil Milling, Refining, Oil Cake Making and Mixed Animal Food Manufacture


Occupation. Age.

Sheet Iron Worker, Sheet Metal Worker, Tinsmith

Foreman, charge hand Marker-out, marker Cutter-out (hand) Sheet metal worker Sheet iron worker, sheet iron

smith . . . . . . 23 Tinsmith Panel beater Metal finisher, straightener,

planisher . . . . . . 25 Metal furniture maker . . 25 Sign maker (sheet metal) Whitesmith, tinker

Ship Designer Ship designer

Shipwright Foreman, charge hand Wooden barge, pontoon builder Boat or yacht builder, boat-

wright Loftsman, scriever Rigger Beam and frame erector,

beamer . . . . . . 21 Rope or pulley blockmaker . . 21 Mast and spar maker (wood).. 21 Oar and scull maker . . . . 21 Shipwright, ship carpenter Template maker (wood) Seaplane float builder Liner-off Model builder (boat or yacht). .

Shipwright's Labourer Boat builder's, shipwright's

labourer . . . . . . 25 Rigger's labourer . . . . 25

Shop Assistant—see Distributive Trades (Retail)

Slater, Tiler (Roof) Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Slater, tiler (general roof hand) 25 Roof thatcher 30

Soap Manufacture All workers* in productive pro



2b Occupation. Age.

Spring Maker Foreman, charge hand . . 23 Spring maker (general hand) . . 23 Spring maker, spiral . . . . 23 Spring maker, volute . . ' . . 23 Spring maker (watch, clock,

gramophone) . . . . 23 Flat spring maker, spring press

worker . . . . . . 23 Spring vice man, grinder . . 23 Tester, examiner, gauger . . 23

Stationary Engine Driver, Crane Driver, Stoker, etc.

Stationary engine driver (steam, gas, oil, petrol)

Crane driver Engine driver (portable) Fireman, stoker, boilerman . . Mechanical nawy driver Hoist driver . . . . . . 25 Winch driver Conveyor driver, haulage

engineman . . . . . . 25 Donkeyman, donkey engineman Blast engineman, blowing

engineman . . . . . . 21 Winding engineman (mining).. 21 Rigger (engineering) Slinger, crane slinger . . . . 25

Statistician Statistician . . . . . . 25

Steeplejack—see Bricklayer

Storekeeper Foreman storekeeper, head

storekeeper (engineering and metal trades, including shipbuilding) 30

Foreman storekeeper . . . . 30

Stove, Grate, Range, Refrigerator, Radiator Maker, Assembler

.Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Stove, grate, range, etc. (not gas

or electric), fitter, assembler, fitter-up . . . . . . 25

Gas fire, stove (cooker), refrigerator, assembler, maker . . 25

Occupation. Age

Stove, Grate, Range, Refrigerator, Radiator Maker, Assembler—contd.

Electric fire, stove (cooker), refrigerator assembler, maker 25

Radiator (heating) assembler.. 25 Repairer (stoves, refrigerators,

etc.) . . 25 Tester, passer . . . . . . 25

Surveyor Surveyor (aircraft, house, land,

marine, mining, quantity, railway, ship)

Pupil surveyor

Tar Distillation, Low Temperature Carbonization and Hydrogénation Plant Worker

All workers* in productive processes other than labourers

Teacher University professor, lecturer,

etc. (unless reserved at a lower age by reason of professional qualifications, e.g., chemist)

Schoolmaster, teacher (male) . . Schoolmistress, teacher (female)

Telegraphist Telegraphist

Telephone Operator, Telephonist Telephonist (Post Office)

Textile and Allied Trades All workers* in productive pro

cesses other than labourers, in :—

Fustian cutting Thread manufacture Cotton carding and blowing Cotton spinning Cotton beaming, warping,

winding Cotton weaving Cotton—other processes

(except bleaching, printing, dyeing and finishing)

Wool sorting Wool washing and preparing Wool combing Wool carding Wool spinning

*'In occupations not otherwise specifically reserved.

29 Occupation. Age.

Textile and Allied Trades—contd. Worsted drawing and spinning 30 Wool winding, warping . . 30 Worsted winding, warping . . 30 Wool weaving . . . . 30 Worsted weaving . . . . 30 Wool—other processes (in

cluding finishing and warehouse work) . . . . 30

Worsted—other processes (including finishing and warehouse work) . . . . 30

Silk throwing and spinning . . 30 Silk weaving . . 30 Silk—other processes (in

cluding finishing and warehouse work) . . . . . 30

Artificial silk manufacture . . 30 Flax, linen manufacture . . 25 Hemp manufacture . . 25 Jute manufacture . . 25 Cocoanut fibre manufacture 30 Rope, twine, cord, net manu

facture 30 Bag and sack manufacture

(not canvas) . . . . 30 Canvas and canvas goods

manufacture Hosiery manufacture . . 30 Lace manufacture . . . . 30 Lace finishing . . . . 30 Carpet, rug and felt manu

facture . . . . . . 30 Elastic web manufacture . . 30 Textile bleaching . . . . 30 Textile printing . . . . 30 Textile dyeing . . , , 30 Finishing, making-up, etc.

(cotton, linen, hemp, jute goods) . . . . . . 30

Other textile trades (including asbestos textile goods manufacture) . . . . 30

Textile Machinery Fittings and Accessories Maker

Foreman, charge hand Textile accessories, etc., maker

(general hand) Reed maker 25 Slay maker . . . . . . 25 Bobbin maker , . . . . . 25

Occupation. Age.

Textile Machinery Fittings and Accessories Maker—contd.

Heald (gear, havel, camb, caulm) maker (metal or wood), heald knitter 25

Temple maker, temple assembler 25 Roller coverer . . . . . . 25 Shuttle maker or assembler . . 25 Spindle maker, spindle assembler 25 Flyer maker, flyer assembler . . 25 Harness builder or maker . . 25 Card cutter, perforator, stamper 25 Card clothing worker, card

machine tenterer . . . . 25 Comb, faller, gill, circle, hackle

driller, maker . . . . 25 Pin setter . . . . . . 25

Tinplate Mill Worker, Sheet Mill Worker—see METAL MANUFACTURE

Tinsmith—see Sheet Iron, etc., Worker

Tobacco, Cigarette, Cigar Manufacture

Al l workers* in productive processes other than labourers in :—

Cigarette manufacture . . 30 Tobacco, cigar manufacture 30

Tool Maker—see FITTER

Tool Setter—see Machinist [Metal)

Trade Union Official Whole-time official (excluding

clerical grades) . . . . 30

Tube Manufacture (Ferrous and Non-Ferrous)—see METAL MANUFACTURE

Turner (Brass and other Non-Ferrous Metals)—see Brass, etc.t Turner, Finisher, Fitter, etc.

* I n occupations not otherwise specifically reserved.

30 Occupation. Age.

Turner (Engineering—excluding Brass and other Non-Ferrous Metals)

Foreman, charge hand Turner (chuck, centre lathe or

face plate) Tool room turner, tool and

gauge turner, machine tool turner

Axle turner Crank turner, crankshaft turner Gun turner Hub turner Railway wheel and steel tyre

turner Roll turner Turner (other)

Typecutter, Type Caster Foreman . . . . . . 25 Punch cutter . . . . . . 25 Matrix maker, justifier . . 25 Caster (type) . . . . . . 25 Setter-up . . . . . . 25 Dresser, finisher . . . . 25 Examiner . . . . . . 25 Brass rule maker (printer's) . . 25

Upholsterer Foreman, charge hand . . 30 Mattress maker . . . . 30 Upholsterer (furniture) . . 30

VEHICLE BUILDING AND REPAIRING

Motor Car and Light Vehicle (except Cycle) Body Builder

Foreman, charge hand Setter-out Frame builder (wood) Coach body fitter, builder, maker Coach body fitter, coach body

assembler (mass production) 25 Body finisher . . . . . . 25 Glass fitter, screen glazier . . 25 Tyre fitter (rubber) . . . . 25 Body repairer (motor car, etc.) Wheelwright (general hand) . . Perambulator, invalid chair

maker or mounter . . . . 25 Inspector (body building)

Occupation. Age.

VEHICLE BUILDING AND REPAIRING —contd. Railway, Tramcar, Omnibus and Heavy Vehicle Chassis and Body Builder

Foreman, charge hand Setter-out Railway carriage, tramcar,

omnibus, etc., body builder (wood)

Railway wagon, lorry, etc., body builder (wood)

Steel body builder . . . . 23 Railway carriage, wagon, tram-

car, omnibus, etc., fitter . . Wagon repairer Roof coverer . . . . . . 23 Inspector . . . . . . 23

Veterinary Surgeon Veterinary surgeon Veterinary surgeon student who

has passed third professional examination

Warehouseman Warehouse keeper, foreman,

overlooker . . . . . . 25 Warehouseman (dock, railway),

sampler . . . . . . 25 Warehouseman (cold storage). . 25 Warehouseman (wholesale dis

tributive) 30 Warehouseman (retail distri

butive) . . . . . . 35 Warehouseman (factory, distil

lery, etc.) 30

Watch and Clock Maker Foreman, charge hand Watch maker (general hand) . . Clock maker (general hand) Watch and/or clock repairer . . Adj uster, tester . . . . 30 Assembler . . . . . . 30 Watch case maker, clock case

maker (metal) . . . . 30 Gong maker (clock) . . . . 30 Dial maker, dial writer . . 30 Clock fitter . . . . : . 30 Examiner (watch and clock

making) . . . . . . 30 Jewel setter (watch) . . . . 30

31 Occupation. Age.

Water Works All workers* other than

labourers . . . . . . 25

Weighing Machine Maker Foreman, charge hand Fitter (weighbridge, heavy

weighing machine and platform scale)

Fine balance maker Lever and beam filer . . . . 25 Assembler (weighing machines

and scales) . . . . . . 25 Fitter or fitter-adjuster (counter

scales, automatic and visible weighers, etc.) . . . . 25

Inspector (weighing machine, etc.) 25

Service mechanic, repairer (weighing machine) . . . . 25

Weight adjuster, tester . . 25

Welder, Burner and Cutter Foreman, charge hand Welder, gas and electric (general

hand) Electric welder (general hand). . Carbon arc welder . . . . 23 Metal arc welder . . . . 23 Thermit welder . . . . 23 Electric resistance or contact

welder . . . . . . 23 Gas welder (general hand) Burner, cutter . . . . . . 23

Welfare Worker, Industrial Industrial welfare officer . . 35

Well Borer Well borer or sinker . .

Wheat Commission Staff Administrative and Executive

grades . . . . . . 25

White Metal Worker—see Gold, etc., Worker

Occupation. Age.

Wire Goods Maker Foreman, charge hand . . 25 Wireworker (bench hand) . . 25 Sieve maker, riddle maker . . 25 Barb or barbed wire maker . . 25 Wire mattress weaver . . 25 Wire weaver (continuous weave) 25 Spring seat weaver, spring seat

assembler . . . . . . 25 Wire mattress maker (assem

bler) 25 Stitcher 25

Wire Maker Foreman, charge hand . . 23 Wire drawer . . . . . . 23 Wire straightener, wire dresser 23 Wire flattener and roller . . 23 Rod pointer . . . . . . 23 Pickler, vatman (wire) . . 23 Annealer, softener, tempérer

(wire) 23 Wire plater 23 Wire polisher . . . . . . 23 Wire winder . . . . . . 23 Tester, gauger, viewer . . 23

Wire Rope, Wire Cable (including Electrical Cable) Maker

Foreman . . . . . . 23 Cable machine driver . . . . 23 Strander, spinner (wire cable or

rope) 23 Splicer (wire rope) . . . . 23 Winder (machine) . . . . 23 Armourer . . . . . . 23 Braider, paper lapper, taper

(machine) . . . . . . 23 Lapper (hand) . . . . . . 23 Compound maker, tanker . . 23 Bitumen coverer . . . . 23 Pump driver, melting pot assist

ant, press assistant, flaker-on 23 Impregnating pump driver,

vacuum pump driver . . 23 Tester (wire rope, electric cable),

test attendant (electric cable) 23


32 Occupation. Age.

Wireless Operator, Radio Officer Wireless (radio) operator

Wireless Engineer, Mechanic, etc. Foreman, charge hand Wireless engineer . . , . Fault finder, tester Wireless (radio) repairer, mech

anic, service man Loudspeaker cone maker . . 30

Woodworking Machinist Foreman, setter-out Machinist (general hand) Dovetailing machinist Bender . . . . . . . . 30 Morticing machinist Four-cut ter or moulding

machinist Planing machinist, thicknessing

machinist Spindle machinist or spindle-

moulder (block or French spindle)

Wood turner Tenoning machinist " Universal " wood machinist Clog sole machinist . . . . 35

Occupation. Age,

Wood Sawyer Timber yard foreman Sawyer (general hand) Band sawyer, band mill sawyer 30 Circular sawyer . . . . 30 Saw doctor, hammerer, setter or

sharpener

Works Manager Works manager, assistant

works manager, factory manager, departmental manager . . . . . . 25

Wrought Iron Manufacture (Puddling Furnace)—see METAL MANUFACTURE

X-Ray Operator—see Nursing and Hospital Services

Zinc Manufacture—see METAL MANUFACTURE

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