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Standard Industrial Classification First Edition, June 1991 Coding Index STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION FIRST EDITION, JUNE 1991 CODING INDEX Occupation and Industry Coding occupation codes range from 1 to 350: they are taken from Classification of Occupations and coding index 1980, oPCS. The codes are listed on pages 6 to 109. The Standard Industry Classification 1980 was used on the survey but the activities were converted to Census Industry Codes. Anyone wishing to use INDUSTRY codes from the Retirement Survey should refer to the attached document: Standard Industrial Classification Coding Index, June 1991. This gives the Census codes. Some changes have been made since the time of coding so the Coding Index does differ from that used for the Retirement Survey. These changes are: Coding index Retirement Survey Places of higher education 785 universitieS) 786 Polytechnics ......---- 785 Higher Education 787 Remainder Nursery/primary/middle (deemed primary) schools 812 Maintained 813 Non-maintained Secondary/middle 786 Maintained (deemed secondary) schools I 814 Maintained 815 Non-maintained '\ Special schools 787 Non-maintained 816 Maintained 817 Non-maintained other codes 818 Industry inadequatelY) described _ ..- 812 819 Industry not stated J 820 Workplace outside UK'- 813 1. structure of the Index 1.1. This index has been updated using the following publications: 1981 Census Alphabetical Index of Industries (including amendments made during and following 1981 Census and during the 1983 Labour Force Survey). Central Statistical Office Indexes to The Standard Industrial Classification (revised 1980). Business Directory produced by the Department of Employment for their Census of Employment. The Standard Industrial Classification 1980 activities have been converted to Census industry codes. 1.2 Manufacturing has been abbreviated to mfr. 1.3 Indentation has been used to prevent repetition. Where the first word of an indexed term applies to more than one entry it is followed by a colon or semi colon and the remaining words are indented beneath. Examples Apple: pomace and pectin mfr. wine making = Apple wine making Asphal t mfr.; laying plant processing plant = Asphalt processing plan manufacturing Ballet: company school shoe mfr. = Ballet shoe manufacturing Bell : electric, (other than telephone type) mfr: founding = Electric, bell, (other than (pedal cycle) mfr. telephone type) manufacturing Brush mfr.; back, wooden = Wooden back brush, manufacturing carbon, case (not leather or plastics i 2. Conventional Coding The following codes can be used when there is no other evidence and all other avenues to trace the firm have been exhausted. Nature of Business Industry Code Clothing manufacturer 681 Contractor 725 (when associated with the construction industry) French polishing 741 (if the only activity, taken as repair) General Engineering 597 Light Engineering 572 Retail 731 (except motor vehicles and parts, 730 fuel and lubricants) Welding 572 Wholesale 727 ii Code Code Number Number A Acid, mfr.; continued organic (and their esters and halogenated, nitrosated and Abattoir - 636 sulphonated derivatives) - 539 Abrasive mfr.; Acoustical engineering - 725 base paper - 698 Acrylic mfr.; bonded disc. wheel and adhesives - - 546 segment - - 532 paints 544 cloth - - 532 resins 541 paper - - 532 Acrylonitrile mfr. - - 539 polishes - - 532 Acrylonitrile- butadiene-styrene soap - - 554 (Abs) polymers mfr. -- 541 Abrasiye. grain •. mfr.; Activated and un activated charcoal aluminium oXide. 532 (other than wood charcoal) mfr. 538 artificial, - 532 Activated earths mfr. - - 550 artificial corundum. - - 532 Active gauge mfr. - - 628 boron carbide, 532 Activity centre - - 805 si/icon carbide - 532 Actor (own account) - 803 Abrasives. mfr.; Actuary (own account) - 759 agglomerated. - 532 Actuator for hydraulic bonded, - 532 equipment mfr. - 59! coated, - 532 Actuator, electric, mfr. - 608 garnet, - 532 Acyclic (fatty) alcohols mfr. - - 547 organic bonded, - 532 Address plate embossing Abs (acrylonitrile- butadiene- machine mfr. - - 599 styrene) polymers mfr. - 541 Addressing machine mfr. - - 599 Absorptiometer mfr. - 628 Adhesive mfr.; Absorption drum, glass. mfr.­ 535 coating 546 Academic. legal and formulated - 546 ecclesiastical mfr.; labels of plastics or cellulose - 552 robe - 677 paste 546 gown 677 plaster and bandage (surgical) - 553 Acarici de mfr. - - 551 repair material - 552 Accelerometer mfr. - 628 ~~ - 5~ Accepting House - - 755 Adjustable seat mechanisms - 597 Access cred i t card - - 755 Adult education centre - 788 Accident and Emergency Adult education residential college 788 Service (Hospital) - 791 Adventure playground -- 805 Accident insurance - 757 Advertising: Accordion mfr. - 719 agency - - 764 Account book mfr. - 701 agent (own acount) - 764 Accountancy services - - 762 consultants (own account) - 764 Accountant (own account) - 762 contractor (outdoor) - - 764 Accounting machine mfr.­ - 599 film production - - 764 Accumulator mfr.; Advertising and design (battery) - - 603 consultants (own aCQunt) - 764 cell case (glass) - - 535 Advertising mfr.; for hydraulic equi pment - 591 light - 615 Acetone mfr. - - 539 material (plastics)­ - 717 ~A.. cetylene mfr.­ - 550 Advisory, Conciliation and Acid dye mfr. - - 543 Arbi tration Service - 798 Acid. mfr.; Advocate - 761 fatty, - - 547 Adze mfr. - - 565 inorganic, 538 Aerated water mfr. 656 Aerating powder mfr. - - 652 Code Code Number Number Aeration plant (effluent Air mfr.; continued treatment) mfr. - - 581 cleansing plant (not for air Aerial: conditioning equi pment) - 581 erection (domestic) - - 725 corn pressor - 591 mast (self supporting) erection - 725 conditioning equipment for survey - 763 aircraft - 626 Aerial mfr.; conditioning package- - 592 (domestic) - 612 cushion vehicle mfr. or repairing 626 (non -domestic) - - 609 filter - - 592 ropeway and cableway - - 585 gun - 598 Aero-engine mfr. or repairing; pistol - - 598 parts and sub-assemblies - 626 rifle - 598 all types - - 626 Air-taxi service - 748 Aerodrome - - 751 Airborne electric equipment mfr. 609 Aerographing - - 708 Aircraft: Aerosol can. metal. mfr. - - 568 bomb mfr. - 598 Aerospace engineers - - 626 brake (not brake lining) mfr. Aerospace equipment mfr. and or repairing - 626 repairing - 626 galley mfr. 626 After-shave lotion mfr. - - 555 hire (without crew) - - 772 Agglomerated mfr.; parts and accessories abrasives - - 532 (plastics) mfr. - 717 cork - - 695 parts and sub-assemblies. not Agricultural: electric. mfr. or repairing - 626 college - 788 propeller mfr. or repairing - 626 contracting 500 seat mfr. - 626 engineer and machinery dealer - 727 tyre mfr. - - 709 land letting - - 774 complete. mfr. or repairing - - 626 machinery hire (without staff) 768 Airfield control and approach aid machinery repairing/servicing 727 (electronic) mfr. - - 609 mortgage corporation - 756 Airframe mfr. or repairing 626 Research Council - 790 Airframe parts and sub-assemblies. valuer 766 not electric. mfr. or repairing - 626 Agricultural mfr.; Airline - - 748 building steelwork - - 573 Airline coach service - - 743 ceramic ware. 537 Airport - 751 knife - 565 Airport runway construction - - 725 lime processing - - 527 Airscrew mfr. - 626 maChinery - 575 Airship mfr. - 626 machinery engine - 590 ~~labaster: tractor. - 576 bowl cutting - 724 trailer (motor-drawn) 619 mine 523 training board - 775 Alarms. burglar. fire and twine - 670 security. mfr. - 604 wholesale. retail - - 575 Alarm clock mfr. - - 633 Air: Album printing - 708 charter service - 748 Alcohol (synthetic) mfr. - 539 conditioning contracting - 725 Aldehyde mfr. - 539 conditioning plant installation - 725 Ale brewing - 655 freight agent or broker - - 752 Alginates mfr. - - 541 terminal operated by airline - 748 Alkali mfr. - - 538 traffic control centre - 751 Alkyd mfr.; transport - 748 paint - 544 Air mfr.: resins - 541 bed. inflatable. (plastics) - 717 Allotment farming- 500 Alloy and steel forging roll mfr. 561 2 Code Code Number Number Almanac printing - - 708 Aluminium mfr.; continued Almond grinding - - 652 paste - - 520 Alpaca and mohair spinning 658 pipe 520 Alpaca weaving - 658 pipe fittings - - 520 Alteration or repair of plate - 520 clothing (specialists)­ - 807 powder - 520 Alternating current remelt ingot - - 520 generator mfr. - 602 rod - 520 Alternator mfr.; rolled product - 520 (for vehicle) - - 605 rolling ingot and slab - 520 (not for vehicle) - - 602 saucepan - - 571 Altimeter mfr. - 628 section - 520 Alum mine­ - 525 sheet - 520 Alumina brick mfr. - 536 shop fronts and entrances - 697 Aluminium: slug - 520 continuous cast rod 520 solid section - - 520 refining - 520 strands for cable - - 520 smelting - 520 strip 520 Aluminium mfr.; structure (for building) - - 573 angle - - 520 structure (for civil engineering) - 573 bar 520 tube fittings - - 520 billet - 520 tubular container - - 568 blank - - 520 un wrought. - 520 cable sheathing 520 wire 520 cable, uninsulaced - 520 wire strand - 520 can and box 568 wirebar 520 casti ngs - 560 Aluminous cement mfr. 527 circle - 520 Alums mfr. - - 538 collapsible tube (packaging) - 568 Alzarine dye mfr. - 543 compounds (excluding bauxite Amber turning - 724 and abrasives) - - 538 Ambulance: conductor steel reinforced mfr. - 617 cable 520 service 792 corrugated plate. sheet or strip 520 Amines mfr. - 539 deoxidiser - 520 Aminoplastic resins mfr. - - 541 die casting - 560 Ammeter mfr. - - 608 disc - 520 Ammonia mfr. - - 538 domestic utensil - - 571 Ammoniacal liquor (from coke drawn product - 520 oven) mfr. 506 extruded section - - 520 Ammonium mfr.; extruded tu be -
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