Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Wellcome Trust Monitor 2, 2012

Variable Details

Variablesoc4
LabelSOC 2000 coding - Level 4
Responses
1 1111. Senior officials in national government 1
2 1112. Directors and chief executives of major organisations 3
3 1113. Senior officials in local government 2
4 1114. Senior officials of special interest organisations 4
5 1121. Production, works and maintenance managers 15
6 1122. Managers in construction 15
7 1123. Managers in mining and energy 0
8 1131. Financial managers and chartered secretaries 5
9 1132. Marketing and sales managers 9
10 1133. Purchasing managers 1
11 1134. Advertising and public relations managers 3
12 1135. Personnel, training and industrial relations managers 20
13 1136. Information and communication technology managers 13
14 1137. Research and development managers 2
15 1141. Quality assurance managers 1
16 1142. Customer care managers 6
17 1151. Financial institution managers 10
18 1152. Office managers 10
19 1161. Transport and distribution managers 6
20 1162. Storage and warehouse managers 0
21 1163. Retail and wholesale managers 18
22 1171. Officers in armed forces 0
23 1172. Police officers (inspectors and above) 0
24 1173. Senior officers in fire, ambulance, prison and related 0
25 1174. Security managers 1
26 1181. Hospital and health service managers 6
27 1182. Pharmacy managers 0
28 1183. Healthcare practice managers 2
29 1184. Social services managers 4
30 1185. Residential and day care managers 6
31 1211. Farm managers 1
32 1212. Natural environment and conservation managers 1
33 1219. Managers in animal husbandry, forestry and fishing n.e 2
34 1221. Hotel and accommodation managers 7
35 1222. Conference and exhibition managers 1
36 1223. Restaurant and catering managers 8
37 1224. Publicans and managers of licensed premises 3
38 1225. Leisure and sports managers 3
39 1226. Travel agency managers 0
40 1231. Property, housing and land managers 3
41 1232. Garage managers and proprietors 0
42 1233. Hairdressing and beauty salon managers and proprietors 1
43 1234. Shopkeepers and wholesale/retail dealers 13
44 1235. Recycling and refuse disposal managers 0
45 1239. Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c. 17
46 2111. Chemists 1
47 2112. Biological scientists and biochemists 7
48 2113. Physicists, geologists and meteorologists 0
49 2121. Civil engineers 5
50 2122. Mechanical engineers 1
51 2123. Electrical engineers 1
52 2124. Electronics engineers 0
53 2125. Chemical engineers 0
54 2126. Design and development engineers 0
55 2127. Production and process engineers 0
56 2128. Planning and quality control engineers 2
57 2129. Engineering professionals n.e.c. 1
58 2131. IT strategy and planning professionals 6
59 2132. Software professionals 5
60 2211. Medical practitioners 7
61 2212. Psychologists 0
62 2213. Pharmacists/pharmacologists 1
63 2214. Ophthalmic opticians 2
64 2215. Dental practitioners 3
65 2216. Veterinarians 0
66 2311. Higher education teaching professionals 9
67 2312. Further education teaching professionals 8
68 2313. Education officers, school inspectors 0
69 2314. Secondary education teaching professionals 25
70 2315. Primary and nursery education teaching professionals 16
71 2316. Special needs education teaching professionals 3
72 2317. Registrars and senior administrators of educational es 0
73 2319. Teaching professionals n.e.c. 2
74 2321. Scientific researchers 1
75 2322. Social science researchers 1
76 2329. Researchers n.e.c. 3
77 2411. Solicitors and lawyers, judges and coroners 8
78 2419. Legal professionals n.e.c. 0
79 2421. Chartered and certified accountants 13
80 2422. Management accountants 1
81 2423. Management consultants, actuaries, economists and stat 6
82 2431. Architects 4
83 2432. Town planners 0
84 2433. Quantity surveyors 2
85 2434. Chartered surveyors (not quantity surveyors) 3
86 2441. Public service administrative professionals 2
87 2442. Social workers 8
88 2443. Probation officers 0
89 2444. Clergy 3
90 2451. Librarians 1
91 2452. Archivists and curators 0
92 3111. Laboratory technicians 0
93 3112. Electrical/electronics technicians 0
94 3113. Engineering technicians 1
95 3114. Building and civil engineering technicians 0
96 3115. Quality assurance technicians 0
97 3119. Science and engineering technicians n.e.c. 0
98 3121. Architectural technologists and town planning technici 0
99 3122. Draughtspersons 2
100 3123. Building inspectors 0
101 3131. IT operations technicians 1
102 3132. IT user support technicians 4
103 3211. Nurses 37
104 3212. Midwives 4
105 3213. Paramedics 2
106 3214. Medical radiographers 1
107 3215. Chiropodists 1
108 3216. Dispensing opticians 0
109 3217. Pharmaceutical dispensers 1
110 3218. Medical and dental technicians 1
111 3221. Physiotherapists 0
112 3222. Occupational therapists 7
113 3223. Speech and language therapists 0
114 3229. Therapists n.e.c. 1
115 3231. Youth and community workers 1
116 3232. Housing and welfare officers 7
117 3311. NCOs and other ranks 1
118 3312. Police officers (sergeant and below) 7
119 3313. Fire service officers (leading fire officer and below) 0
120 3314. Prison service officers (below principal officer) 0
121 3319. Protective service associate professionals n.e.c. 1
122 3411. Artists 2
123 3412. Authors, writers 3
124 3413. Actors, entertainers 1
125 3414. Dancers and choreographers 1
126 3415. Musicians 0
127 3416. Arts officers, producers and directors 3
128 3421. Graphic designers 1
129 3422. Product, clothing and related designers 3
130 3431. Journalists, newspaper and periodical editors 3
131 3432. Broadcasting associate professionals 1
132 3433. Public relations officers 0
133 3434. Photographers and audio-visual equipment operators 2
134 3441. Sports players 0
135 3442. Sports coaches, instructors and officials 1
136 3443. Fitness instructors 1
137 3449. Sports and fitness occupations n.e.c. 0
138 3511. Air traffic controllers 0
139 3512. Aircraft pilots and flight engineers 0
140 3513. Ship and hovercraft officers 3
141 3514. Train drivers 4
142 3520. Legal associate professionals 3
143 3531. Estimators, valuers and assessors 0
144 3532. Brokers 0
145 3533. Insurance underwriters 0
146 3534. Finance and investment analysts/advisers 12
147 3535. Taxation experts 0
148 3536. Importers, exporters 0
149 3537. Financial and accounting technicians 1
150 3539. Business and related associate professionals n.e.c. 5
151 3541. Buyers and purchasing officers 5
152 3542. Sales representatives 10
153 3543. Marketing associate professionals 6
154 3544. Estate agents, auctioneers 1
155 3551. Conservation and environmental protection officers 0
156 3552. Countryside and park rangers 0
157 3561. Public service associate professionals 0
158 3562. Personnel and industrial relations officers 6
159 3563. Vocational and industrial trainers and instructors 8
160 3564. Careers advisers and vocational guidance specialists 3
161 3565. Inspectors of factories, utilities and trading standar 0
162 3566. Statutory examiners 1
163 3567. Occupational hygienists and safety officers (health an 2
164 3568. Environmental health officers 1
165 4111. Civil Service executive officers 0
166 4112. Civil Service administrative officers and assistants 17
167 4113. Local government clerical officers and assistants 9
168 4114. Officers of non-governmental organisations 4
169 4121. Credit controllers 0
170 4122. Accounts and wages clerks, book-keepers, other financi 20
171 4123. Counter clerks 7
172 4131. Filing and other records assistants/clerks 7
173 4132. Pensions and insurance clerks 4
174 4133. Stock control clerks 6
175 4134. Transport and distribution clerks 2
176 4135. Library assistants/clerks 0
177 4136. Database assistants/clerks 4
178 4137. Market research interviewers 0
179 4141. Telephonists 2
180 4142. Communication operators 1
181 4150. General office assistants/clerks 33
182 4211. Medical secretaries 3
183 4212. Legal secretaries 1
184 4213. School secretaries 1
185 4214. Company secretaries 5
186 4215. Personal assistants and other secretaries 22
187 4216. Receptionists 10
188 4217. Typists 2
189 5111. Farmers 7
190 5112. Horticultural trades 0
191 5113. Gardeners and groundsmen/groundswomen 10
192 5119. Agricultural and fishing trades n.e.c. 0
193 5211. Smiths and forge workers 0
194 5212. Moulders, core makers, die casters 0
195 5213. Sheet metal workers 0
196 5214. Metal plate workers, shipwrights, riveters 0
197 5215. Welding trades 4
198 5216. Pipe fitters 1
199 5221. Metal machining setters and setter-operators 3
200 5222. Tool makers, tool fitters and markers-out 0
201 5223. Metal working production and maintenance fitters 11
202 5224. Precision instrument makers and repairers 0
203 5231. Motor mechanics, auto engineers 8
204 5232. Vehicle body builders and repairers 0
205 5233. Auto electricians 0
206 5234. Vehicle spray painters 0
207 5241. Electricians, electrical fitters 8
208 5242. Telecommunications engineers 4
209 5243. Lines repairers and cable jointers 0
210 5244. TV, video and audio engineers 0
211 5245. Computer engineers, installation and maintenance 1
212 5249. Electrical/electronics engineers n.e.c. 1
213 5311. Steel erectors 0
214 5312. Bricklayers, masons 2
215 5313. Roofers, roof tilers and slaters 3
216 5314. Plumbers, heating and ventilating engineers 9
217 5315. Carpenters and joiners 1
218 5316. Glaziers, window fabricators and fitters 1
219 5319. Construction trades n.e.c. 6
220 5321. Plasterers 1
221 5322. Floorers and wall tilers 4
222 5323. Painters and decorators 7
223 5411. Weavers and knitters 2
224 5412. Upholsterers 0
225 5413. Leather and related trades 0
226 5414. Tailors and dressmakers 1
227 5419. Textiles, garments and related trades n.e.c. 1
228 5421. Originators, compositors and print preparers 1
229 5422. Printers 5
230 5423. Bookbinders and print finishers 1
231 5424. Screen printers 0
232 5431. Butchers, meat cutters 1
233 5432. Bakers, flour confectioners 1
234 5433. Fishmongers, poultry dressers 0
235 5434. Chefs, cooks 11
236 5491. Glass and ceramics makers, decorators and finishers 1
237 5492. Furniture makers, other craft woodworkers 0
238 5493. Pattern makers (moulds) 0
239 5494. Musical instrument makers and tuners 0
240 5495. Goldsmiths, silversmiths, precious stone workers 0
241 5496. Floral arrangers, florists 4
242 5499. Hand craft occupations n.e.c. 0
243 6111. Nursing auxiliaries and assistants 14
244 6112. Ambulance staff (excluding paramedics) 0
245 6113. Dental nurses 0
246 6114. Houseparents and residential wardens 7
247 6115. Care assistants and home carers 75
248 6121. Nursery nurses 6
249 6122. Childminders and related occupations 3
250 6123. Playgroup leaders/assistants 3
251 6124. Educational assistants 24
252 6131. Veterinary nurses and assistants 0
253 6139. Animal care occupations n.e.c. 1
254 6211. Sports and leisure assistants 3
255 6212. Travel agents 4
256 6213. Travel and tour guides 3
257 6214. Air travel assistants 0
258 6215. Rail travel assistants 0
259 6219. Leisure and travel service occupations n.e.c. 0
260 6221. Hairdressers, barbers 11
261 6222. Beauticians and related occupations 3
262 6231. Housekeepers and related occupations 4
263 6232. Caretakers 3
264 6291. Undertakers and mortuary assistants 0
265 6292. Pest control officers 0
266 7111. Sales and retail assistants 59
267 7112. Retail cashiers and check-out operators 18
268 7113. Telephone salespersons 4
269 7121. Collector salespersons and credit agents 0
270 7122. Debt, rent and other cash collectors 1
271 7123. Roundsmen/women and van salespersons 1
272 7124. Market and street traders and assistants 1
273 7125. Merchandisers and window dressers 0
274 7129. Sales related occupations n.e.c. 1
275 7211. Call centre agents/operators 2
276 7212. Customer care occupations 3
277 8111. Food, drink and tobacco process operatives 8
278 8112. Glass and ceramics process operatives 3
279 8113. Textile process operatives 3
280 8114. Chemical and related process operatives 2
281 8115. Rubber process operatives 1
282 8116. Plastics process operatives 5
283 8117. Metal making and treating process operatives 0
284 8118. Electroplaters 0
285 8119. Process operatives n.e.c. 1
286 8121. Paper and wood machine operatives 2
287 8122. Coal mine operatives 1
288 8123. Quarry workers and related operatives 0
289 8124. Energy plant operatives 0
290 8125. Metal working machine operatives 10
291 8126. Water and sewerage plant operatives 1
292 8129. Plant and machine operatives n.e.c. 3
293 8131. Assemblers (electrical products) 0
294 8132. Assemblers (vehicles and metal goods) 5
295 8133. Routine inspectors and testers 4
296 8134. Weighers, graders, sorters 0
297 8135. Tyre, exhaust and windscreen fitters 1
298 8136. Clothing cutters 0
299 8137. Sewing machinists 7
300 8138. Routine laboratory testers 1
301 8139. Assemblers and routine operatives n.e.c. 3
302 8141. Scaffolders, stagers, riggers 0
303 8142. Road construction operatives 1
304 8143. Rail construction and maintenance operatives 0
305 8149. Construction operatives n.e.c. 3
306 8211. Heavy goods vehicle drivers 11
307 8212. Van drivers 13
308 8213. Bus and coach drivers 7
309 8214. Taxi, cab drivers and chauffeurs 13
310 8215. Driving instructors 3
311 8216. Rail transport operatives 1
312 8217. Seafarers (merchant navy): barge, lighter and boat ope 0
313 8218. Air transport operatives 1
314 8219. Transport operatives n.e.c. 1
315 8221. Crane drivers 1
316 8222. Fork-lift truck drivers 2
317 8223. Agricultural machinery drivers 0
318 8229. Mobile machine drivers and operatives n.e.c. 0
319 9111. Farm workers 1
320 9112. Forestry workers 3
321 9119. Fishing and agriculture related occupations n.e.c. 2
322 9121. Labourers in building and woodworking trades 8
323 9129. Labourers in other construction trades n.e.c. 0
324 9131. Labourers in foundries 0
325 9132. Industrial cleaning process occupations 0
326 9133. Printing machine minders and assistants 1
327 9134. Packers, bottlers, canners, fillers 14
328 9139. Labourers in process and plant operations n.e.c. 6
329 9141. Stevedores, dockers and slingers 0
330 9149. Other goods handling and storage occupations n.e.c. 12
331 9211. Postal workers, mail sorters, messengers, couriers 8
332 9219. Elementary office occupations n.e.c. 0
333 9221. Hospital porters 2
334 9222. Hotel porters 0
335 9223. Kitchen and catering assistants 24
336 9224. Waiters, Waitresses 19
337 9225. Bar staff 9
338 9226. Leisure and theme park attendants 0
339 9229. Elementary personal services occupations n.e.c. 0
340 9231. Window cleaners 1
341 9232. Road sweepers 0
342 9233. Cleaners, domestics 50
343 9234. Launderers, dry cleaners, pressers 0
344 9235. Refuse and salvage occupations 3
345 9239. Elementary cleaning occupations n.e.c. 0
346 9241. Security guards and related occupations 4
347 9242. Traffic wardens 0
348 9243. School crossing patrol attendants 0
349 9244. School mid-day assistants 7
350 9245. Car park attendants 0
351 9249. Elementary security occupations n.e.c. 1
352 9251. Shelf fillers 3
353 9259. Elementary sales occupations n.e.c. 0
354 Not stated 468
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationWellcome Trust Monitor 2, 2012