What is the type of work?

Question 1: What does the job type mean? How to fill in the type of work: according to the nature and tasks of production and labor in industrial and mining enterprises.

Extension: The type of work is a kind of work divided according to the needs of labor management, the nature of productive labor, the characteristics of technology or the characteristics of service activities. At present, most types of jobs are classified according to the basic situation of professional division of labor and labor organization, starting from the general level of production technology and labor management of enterprises, in order to meet the needs of reasonable division of labor, according to the stability of jobs and the enrichment of workload, combined with factors such as technological development and improvement of labor organization.

The main types of work in the construction industry are: bricklayer, concrete worker, rebar worker, Plaster workers, plumber, scaffolder, decorator, plumber, etc.

The main types of service industry are: catering waiter, room attendant, domestic waiter, Chinese chef, Chinese pastry chef, beauty hairdresser, home appliance repairman, security guard, etc.

The main types of manufacturing industry are: welder, electrician, fitter, lathe worker, foundry worker, boiler stoker, automobile maintenance worker, automobile driver, etc.

The main types of work in the textile industry are: garment sewing, cashmere fabric processing, etc.

The unique jobs in the agricultural industry are: flour mill, oil factory, brick and tile producer, agricultural product broker, fruit wine brewer, quick-frozen food producer, cattle and sheep slaughtering and processing worker, poultry slaughtering and processing worker, dairy processor, food inspector, vegetable processor, fruit product processor, cold food producer, etc.

Rubber processing industry: batching workers, rubber refining workers, molding workers, calendering workers, extrusion workers, sulfur chemical workers, trimming workers, packaging workers, crane workers, stevedores, maintenance workers, inspectors, instrument workers, safety officers, etc.

Question 2: What do you mean by the type of work you are doing now? According to People's Republic of China (PRC) Occupational Classification Ceremony, the existing occupations in China are divided into 8 categories, 66 middle categories, 4 13 subcategories and 1838 occupations.

The first category (heads of state organs, party organizations, enterprises and institutions) includes 5 middle categories, 16 subcategories and 25 occupations.

The second category (professional technicians) includes 14 middle category, 1 15 subcategory, with 379 occupations.

The third category (clerks and related personnel) includes 4 middle categories, 12 subclasses and 45 occupations.

The fourth category (business and service personnel) includes 8 middle categories, 43 sub-categories, 147 occupations.

The fifth category (water conservancy producers of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery) includes 6 middle categories and 30 subcategories, 12 1 occupation.

The sixth category (production and transportation equipment operators and related personnel) includes 27 middle categories, 195 subcategories, 1 1 19 occupations.

The seventh category (active servicemen) includes 1 medium category, 1 minor category, 1 occupation.

The eighth category (other employees who are inconvenient to classify) includes 1 middle category, 1 subclass, 1 occupation.

Question 3: What are the workers' jobs? I think it's carpentry. The roofs of our house are all made of carpentry, and as far as I know, except for the integrated ceiling, the gypsum board ceiling at home should be made of carpentry.

Question 4: What does the third level of work mean? The third level of physical labor refers to:

The average energy consumption of an 8-hour working day is 73 10.2 kJ/ person, and the labor time rate is 73%, that is, the net labor time is 350 minutes, which is equivalent to heavy-intensity labor.

The strength formula is as follows: I = 3t+7m: I-labor intensity index; T- working hours rate = working days net working hours (minutes)/working days total working hours (minutes) (%); Energy metabolic rate of m-8 hours working day (kilojoules per minute? m)； 3- calculation coefficient of labor time rate; 7- Calculation coefficient of energy metabolic rate. Net working time refers to the total time of a working day, excluding rest and suspension of work.

Usually, it works under the load of arms and trunk. For example, it includes but is not limited to the following actions (such as lifting heavy objects, shoveling, hammering, sawing or chiseling hardwood, mowing grass, digging, etc.). ). People who carry heavy objects are like the stevedores who rely on manual loading and unloading hammers at stations and docks, such as those who strike iron by hand, those who dig coal and mines by hand, and so on.

Question 5: What does the original job mean? What did it do?

Question 6: What do you mean by main occupation and job type? . That is to say, what do you mainly do now, such as accounting, telephone operator ... and so on.

Question 7: Who are the skilled workers? According to the Labor Law, the Vocational Education Law and the Provisions of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security on Recruiting Skilled Workers, workers engaged in occupations (jobs) with complex technology and wide versatility, involving state property, people's life safety and consumers' interests, must be trained and obtain professional qualification certificates before taking up their posts.

The first category, operators of production and transportation equipment. Specifically: lathe workers, milling workers, grinder workers, boring workers, modular machine tool workers, machining center workers, casting workers, forging workers, welders, metal heat treatment workers, cold-working sheet metal workers, painting workers, assembly workers, tool assemblers, boiler equipment assemblers, motor assemblers, high and low voltage electrical equipment assemblers, electrical instrument assemblers, machine assemblers, and auto repairmen. Maintenance electrician, computer repairman, manual carpenter, joiner, Andhadhun, precious metal jewelry craftsman, earthwork mechanic, masonry worker, concrete worker, steel bar worker, scaffolder, waterproof worker, decoration worker, electrical equipment installer, plumber, automobile driver, lifting and unloading mechanic, chemical inspector, food inspector, textile fiber inspector, precious metal jewelry diamond inspector, etc.

The second category is agricultural, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery and water conservancy producers. Specifically: animal disease prevention and control personnel, animal quarantine officers, biogas producers.

The third category, business and service personnel. Specifically: salespersons, salesmen, publication distributors, Chinese medicine traders, appraisers, medical commodity traders, Chinese medicine dispensers, cold storage workers, Chinese food chefs, Chinese pastry chefs, Western food chefs, bartenders, nutrition caterers, front desk attendants, room attendants, health care teachers, professional instructors, property managers and boiler operators.

The fourth category, office workers and related personnel. Specifically: secretary, customs broker, computer operator, cartographer, telephone operator, user communication terminal maintainer.

Question 8: General workers, technicians and staff. What does this job mean? Hello; When you say ordinary workers, mechanics are skilled workers, such as electricians and fitters, and staff are on-the-job personnel and types of work, that is, workers in that position, such as carpenters, repairmen and printers. All right.