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Presentation
The National Institute of Statistics, Geography and Informatics

(INEGI), through the General Directorate of Statistics, has as one of its
activities to carry out various household surveys, which contribute to
strengthening the generation of statistical and geographical information
in Mexico.
The questionnaires with which information is captured contain some

questions whose answers require a code or numerical value to be
assigned so that the information can be processed; This mapping is
known as encoding.
These instructions contain the criteria to code the information from

the question on Occupation from the National Occupation and
Employment Surveys (ENOE) and the National Household Income and
Expenses Surveys (ENIGH).
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Index
Introduction VII
1. Coding 1
1.1 Importance of the coder 1.2 Coder

activities 1.3 General rules for coding 1.4
Occupation questions 1.5 Supporting questions 1.6
Coding report 1
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2. Coding criteria 6
2.1 General coding criteria 2.2 Specific coding

criteria 2.3 Special criteria for owners, proprietors, 6 10
entrepreneurs, etc. 2.4 Specific criteria for those in charge 2.5
Special criteria 75
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Introduction
The National Survey of Household Income and Expenses (ENIGH)

provides information on the amount, composition and distribution of
income received by households, as well as the expenses of household
members. For its part, the National Occupation and Employment
Survey (ENOE) emphasizes knowledge of the working conditions of the
employed and unemployed population; Both associate their respective
information with the sociodemographic and economic characteristics of
the households, their members and their homes.
These surveys generate and publish timely and accurate statistical

information; To achieve this, each of its stages is organized, from
planning to the publication of results. Among the stages subsequent to
the collection of information is the one relating to its processing, in which
the coding process is carried out.
These instructions are a consultation and support document to carry

out the coding activity of the occupation questions.
It is organized in two chapters. The first sets out the general activities
that the coder must carry out and the supporting questions to carry them
out. The second chapter contains the general and specific criteria for
coding, the special criteria for coding the case of owners, proprietors,
entrepreneurs, and other groups. The specific criteria for coding
managers, the special criteria for coding very general, poorly specified
cases, and the last is a set of exercises that will serve as an evaluation.
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Instructions for Occupation Coding The coding
1. Coding
Coding is part of the information processing stage and consists of assigning numerical keys to
the answers to the questions and open options of the questionnaire.
1.1 Importance of the encoder
Your participation is of great importance in the processing of the information obtained in the field,
so you must have extensive knowledge of the coding procedures, rules and criteria, as well as
the structure of the catalogues, in order to correctly carry out your work, which consists of
reviewing each of the descriptions and assigning the corresponding key, thereby guaranteeing
the quality of the results.
1.2 Encoder activities
The activities you must do are the following:
• Know the coding criteria and the catalog.
• Receive the questionnaires to be coded.
• Read and analyze information to assign keys to all descriptions of the

main and secondary job occupation.
• Consult with your boss, if there is any doubt regarding the assignment of passwords.
• Prepare a coding report according to the instructions provided

for your boss.
1.3 General rules for coding
To carry out manual coding of each of the descriptions that appear in the coding report, you must
take into account the following instructions:
• Read the descriptions of the question you are tasked with coding.
• Be wary of memory, always consult the catalog to write down the correct key.
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• Consult the manual for the criteria for this question.
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1.4 Occupation Questions
So that you know where the information you are going to encode comes from, at this point the Occupation variable and
other questions from the questionnaire that will support this activity are presented.
The objective of the variable is to know the occupation that the worker had to know the
distribution of the employed population based on the specialization of the labor force.
This information is captured through two questions:
• The first captures the activities or tasks that the

employee carried out at work.
• And the second, the name of the position or position

that the person held.
These questions should be coded for both main job

(question 3) and secondary job (question 7a) and work
history (question 9g).
To carry out the coding of the information of this variable you will use the
Mexican Classification of Occupations (CMO in two volumes).
1.5 Supporting questions
There will be occasions when the information contained in the Occupation questions is insufficient or ambiguous to
assign a code, so you should consider the following supporting questions: 4 and 4a relating to the name of the company
and what the company, business or business does. the institution for which one worked; 4e and 4f relating to whether
the business has an establishment and office and the place where the business activities are carried out.
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For secondary work, these questions correspond to 7b and 7c. For work history they are 9h
and 9i.
The recorded information will sometimes allow us to classify some occupations based on the
type of establishment where the person worked and in other cases we will identify the type of
product not described in the occupation.
The following support questions are Level of education, Major, School background and
Graduation and have the objective of capturing the last year passed by the person in the National
Education System, the name of the major and the studies that were required to enter. the race.
They are used as support to differentiate a professional from a technician.
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Other supporting variables are those that refer to the position that the employee has in his
or her job. The information in these questions is used to assign the key of the corresponding unit
group, when the description refers to a merchant.
1.6 Coding report
Coding will be done in two ways: one automatic and one manual. With the first, the catalog is
incorporated into the information processing system so that when the information from the open
questions is entered, it is compared with said catalogs and if the same information is found, the
corresponding code is automatically assigned. However, in some cases the system will not be
able to make this assignment and that is when you will have to intervene. You will be able to
assign the code on the computer. This, having already loaded the information from the
questionnaires, will provide the data for each question that requires coding and those that can
serve as support, as seen in the following screen.
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As soon as you enter the password, the corresponding catalog will be displayed to guide
you when assigning the password.
To assign a key, the system considers various strategies, which are identified as “direct”
and “word”. In all cases of direct assignment, you need to verify them to know if the
assigned key is correct; If it is wrong, you must correct it.
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Instructions for Occupation Coding Coding criteria
2. Coding criteria
2.1 General coding criteria
This section presents the main general coding criteria that you must adopt to properly classify
occupational information. To do this, you must jointly analyze the data recorded in other COE
questions, but you must always give priority to those recorded in the tasks part . questions 3, 7a
or 9g, as appropriate.
1. JOB AND CONGRUENT TASKS. When the information captured in the occupation and task
questions is consistent with each other, that is, the tasks described correspond to the type
of functions performed in the declared job, the information must be coded based on said job.
In the event that the described tasks do not correspond to the occupation or are completely
different, you must assign the key based on the indicated tasks.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
______ FARMER IN A QUARRY

BROKEN STONE STONE EXTRACTION
______ CHIEF COORDINATOR TRAINING CENTER

MANAGE THE COMPANY "SELF VALUE"
TEACHING COURSES GIVE TRAINING COURSES TO
PERSONNEL OF COMPANIES THAT
REQUEST THE SERVICE
______ SECRETARY NEWSPAPER "EL SOL DEL CENTRO"

TYPING DOCUMENTS SALE OF NEWSPAPERS AND
JOURNALS
______ ASSISTANT GALLERY MANAGER ART GALLERY

SELL PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES, PAINTINGS EXHIBITION AND SALE OF WORKS BY
ETC. AND PLAN THE ACQUISITION AND ASSEMBLY OF ART
ARTWORKS
*2. TWO DIFFERENT JOBS IN QUESTION 3. If in question 3 an occupation is declared and

tasks or functions of another occupation are described, you must assign the code
corresponding to the occupation noted in tasks.
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EXAMPLES:
______ ADMINISTRATOR POST OFFICE

POST OFFICE HEAD TO THE CORRESPONDENCE
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EXAMPLES:
______ MECHANIC "VALDEZ" REFACTIONARY

PARTS SELLER FOR AUTO TRADE
______ TEACHER SEP

SCHOOL SUPERVISOR TO TEACHING
______FARMER MR. CHEPO

MASON LABOR CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR OF
HOUSES
*3. TWO DIFFERENT TRADES AND THEIR CORRESPONDING TASKS. If question 3 states two
occupations and describes the tasks of both occupations, you should code based on the first
occupation only.
EXAMPLES:
______ WAREHOUSER AND MECHANIC "AURRERA" STORE

STORE TOOLS ON SALES
AND REPAIR CARS
______ DRIVER AND WATCHMAN HOUSE OF MATERIALS FOR

DRIVE A TRUCK CONSTRUCTION
MATERIALIST AND TAKE CARE OF THE BUSINESS SALE OF MATERIALS FOR
CONSTRUCTION
______ TEACHER AND LIBRARIAN HIGH SCHOOL

GIVE CLASSES AND ORDER BOOKS TO TEACHING
______ GENERAL DIRECTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR STAMENS "SAN MARCOS"

DIRECT AND MANAGE THE FACTORY YARN MANUFACTURING AND
TEXTILE PRODUCTS
*4. SINGLE JOB AND TASKS CORRESPONDING TO TWO JOBS. When question 3 does not
clearly specify the trade or position and tasks corresponding to two or more occupations are
described, you must code based on the tasks of the first occupation described.
EXAMPLES:

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______ WORKER "PURINA" FACTORY

HELPER AND PACKER ANIMAL FOOD
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According to the instructions given to the interviewer on how to capture occupational information, these criteria should not be considered;
however, they are included to resolve cases that may arise.
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EXAMPLES:
______ WORKER CONSTRUCTOR

DOES WORK HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING
______ CLERK ACCOUNTING

TAKE PHOTOCOPIES AND ACCOUNTING FIRM
ARCHIVE DOCUMENTS
______ CONCIERGE EMPORIO HOTELS

OPEN AND CLOSE THE ACCESS DOOR HOSTING SERVICE
AND OFFICE BOY SERVICE
5. OCCUPATIONS THAT COMBINE MANUFACTURING AND SALES ACTIVITIES. Whenever

occupation information and task information, in particular, simultaneously describe the
performance of manufacturing and commercial activities, you must assign the key
corresponding based on manufacturing tasks, that is, it must privilege making or
elaborating over selling products.
EXAMPLES:
______ BUSINESSMAN IN HIS HOUSE

MAKES AND SELLS BREAD MAKE BREAD AND SELL
______ WORKER IN A WORKSHOP

KNIT SWEATERS AND SELL THEM SELL SWEATER
______ CARPENTER CRAFTS WORKSHOP

SELLS WOODEN OBJECTS THAT HE MAKES MAKE AND SELL ITEMS
WOOD: PENCIL HOLDER, PICTURES,
ETC
6. OCCUPATIONS RELATED TO CULTIVATION OR BREEDING AND TRADING TASKS. If

the information in the occupation question describes activities of harvesting or cultivating
a product accompanied by sales or marketing activities or raising livestock, when coding
the description, give priority to agricultural activities.
EXAMPLES:
______ FARMER FIELD

GROW AND SELL ONIONS SELL ONION
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______ FARMER "SANTA ROSA" ORCHARD

CULTIVATION AND SALE OF GRAPES TO GRAPES CULTIVATION
______ RANCHER "ARRIAGA" RANCH

CARE FOR LIVESTOCK TO THE BREEDING AND SALE OF COWS
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EXAMPLES:
______ AGRICULTURAL WORKER FIELD

HARVEST CORN AND SELL IT IN THE TIANGUIS TO THE SOWING AND CULTIVATION OF CORN
7. TRADES OF MACHETERO AND WORKER. The descriptions of machetero and day laborer
can be classified into different main groups according to the meaning given to their tasks
and the place where they work. These descriptions can be coded in groups 41 when they
are agricultural workers, 54 when they are assistants in the industrial or artisanal process,
repair or maintenance, and 81 when they are loaders in shops, transportation systems, etc.
EXAMPLES:
______ LABORER FACTORY

LOAD FABRICS MAKE FABRICS
______ CANE CUTTER IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

DISASSEMBLE TO CULTIVATION
______ LABORER IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

FLY THE LAND TO CULTIVATION
______ LABORER CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

LOADING AND UNLOADING MATERIALS HOUSE
______ CANE CUTTER "SAN ANGEL" FACTORY

CARRY MATERIALS MAKE PAPER
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Instructions for Occupation Coding Main Group 11
2.2 Specific coding criteria
Instructions for classifying occupations are presented below by main group, in ascending order.
MAIN GROUP 11 PROFESSIONALS
In this main group, workers who declare themselves as professionals are classified, as long as
they carry out activities directly related to the profession.
studied at the bachelor's, master's, doctoral or equivalent level and have passed
(finished) these studies.
1. PROFESSIONALS IN ACCOUNTING, NURSING AND SOCIAL WORK. Nurses, accountants

and social workers should be classified in this group, as long as they have completed their
undergraduate or postgraduate studies.
If the information from the CS indicates that the nurse, accountant or social worker has not
completed their bachelor's level studies or they correspond to a technical level, they must
be classified as Technician in main group 12 .
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY CAREER (CS) 16
______ COUNTER FAMOUS FACTORY LIC. ACCOUNTANCY 1

MAKE THE STATES MAKE COOKIES
FINANCIAL
______ NURSE ISSSTE LIC. NURSING 1

CARE FOR THE SICK PROVISION OF SERVICES
HIGHER RIGHTS DOCTORS
______ SOCIAL WORKER DIF TEC. JOB 1

ORIENTATION TO FAMILY WELL-BEING
FAMILIAR
______ ING. GEOPHYSICAL GEOEVALUACIONES SA ING. GEOPHYSICAL 1

INVESTIGATE AND COLLECT RESEARCH AND
INFORMATION. FROM THE STUDY OF SUBSSOILS TO
UNDERGROUND OF THE STATE INDEPENDENT COMPANIES
2. PROFESSIONALS IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTING. You

must classify in group 11 of Professionals, the occupations of Graduate in Business
Administration and Public Accountant that perform accounting or administration tasks.
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People who declared themselves as company administrator or general accountant

should not be classified here , since these occupations refer more to a managerial
position, so they should be classified in main group 21.
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EXAMPLES:
______ GENERAL COUNTER MEXICAN COMMERCIAL COUNTER 1

KEEP THE BOOKS SALE OF GROCERIES PUBLIC
AT RETAIL
______ ADMINISTRATOR OF THE CELANESE FACTORY LIC. IN BUSINESS 1

COMPANY CLOTHING MANUFACTURING ADMINISTRATION
DIRECT THE COMPANY
______ LIC. ADMINISTRATION MEDICAL LABORATORY OF THE LIC. IN ADMINISTRATION 1

FROM COMPANIES CHOP
LEAD THE ADMINISTRATION ANALYSIS IN GENERAL
3. PROFESSIONALS WHO HOLD A POSITION OR DIRECTIVE POSITION. When the occupation information refers
to professionals and in tasks to a managerial position, such as: president, director, manager, department head,
supervisor, inspector, etc., code them in the main group 21, 51 or 61, as appropriate. , in accordance with the
tasks described.
EXAMPLES:
______ DEGREE IN FURNITURE FACTORY LIC. IN MARKETING 1

MARKETING CLASSICS
FACTORY DIRECTOR FURNITURE MANUFACTURING
______ ECONOMIST MARKETING COMPANY LIC. IN ECONOMY 2

PURCHASING MANAGER VALLEY
PURCHASE AND SALE OF
VARIOUS PRODUCTS
______ CIVIL ENGINEER "ABITA" CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ING. CIVIL 2

SUPERINTENDENT OF HOUSE CONSTRUCTION
THE CONSTRUCTION
______ LAWYER INEGI LAWYER 1

HEAD OF DEPARTMENT ELABORATION OF
LEGAL STATISTICS
______ ING. CIVIL "PIRAMIDE" CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CIVIL ENGINEER 2

WORK SUPERVISOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
4. ASSISTANTS OR ASSISTANTS TO PROFESSIONALS. The jobs of assistants or assistants to professionals

should be classified in main group 11 only if they have completed studies at the undergraduate or graduate
level and also perform tasks related to the declared job. To determine whether or not the race was completed,
you must review the data recorded in question 16 of the CS. If you do not have these studies, you must assign
the corresponding key of main group 12.
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EXAMPLES:
______ ACCOUNTANT ASSISTANT ESTABLISHMENT COUNTER 1

TAKE BALANCES COMMERCIAL PUBLIC
FINANCIAL WHITE LINE SALES
______ OPTOMETRIST ASSISTANT “LA LUZ” HEALTH CLINIC OPTOMETRY 2

CARE FOR PATIENTS TO THE HEALTH OF THE EYES
______ HISTORIAN ASSISTANT INAH RESEARCH CENTER LIC. IN HISTORY 1

DO RESEARCH
HISTORIES HISTORICAL
RESEARCH
______ ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN ON SOCIAL SECURITY DOCTOR 1

CARE FOR THE SICK TO THE HEALTH OF THE PEDIATRIC POPULATION
______ ANTHROPOLOGIST NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF INTERN 1

INVESTIGATE AND ANALYZE ANTHROPOLOGY AND HISTORY ANTHROPOLOGY
VARIOUS ASPECTS DISSEMINATE FINDINGS
OF THE MAN ANTHROPOLOGY
5. SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS. If you declare your job to be carrying out your social service,
you must verify that you have completed your professional career to classify it in main group
11. If you have not completed your bachelor's studies, you must assign the corresponding
code of main group 12.
EXAMPLES:
______ LAW STUDENT PGR LIC. IN RIGHT 2

LEGAL ADVICE, DEFENSE CIVIL SOCIAL SERVICE
LITIGATION
______ SOCIAL SERVICE IN A VETERINARY VET 1

VETERINARY ASSISTANT CURE DISEASES
OF ANIMALS
______ CHECK ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT CFE ING. ELECTRICIAN 1

SOCIAL SERVICE ELECTRICAL ENERGY
ING. ELECTRICIAN DISTRIBUTION
6. ADVISORS, RESEARCHERS, PROMOTERS AND ANALYSTS. If the occupation information

corresponds to descriptions such as: advisor, researcher, promoter or analyst, see the
information in questions 14 and 16 of the CS. If the name of a career related to the indicated
occupational description appears in that part, encode the description in group 11 with the
code corresponding to the profession, if not, assign the code of the main group 12 that
corresponds to it.
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EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY CAREER LEVEL (CS) 16
______ ACCOUNTING ADVISOR COUNTERS' OFFICE 07 LIC. IN ACCOUNTING 1

BUSINESS ADVISOR TO THE ADVICE OF
COMPANIES
______ INVESTIGATOR UNAM 07 MARINE BIOLOGIST 1

DO RESEARCH CONDUCT RESEARCH
NAVY SCIENTIFIC
______ FINANCIAL ANALYST BROKERAGE HOUSE 07 ECONOMY 2

FINANCIAL ANALYSIS INVESTMENTS
______ PEASANT PROMOTER SARH 04

PROMOTE THE ORGANIZATION TO SUPPORT AGRICULTURE
PEASANT
7. PROFESSIONALS IN ARTISTIC, INFORMATIVE, CULTURAL AND SPORTS ACTIVITIES.

When the information in the occupation indicates that it is a professional who carries out
artistic, literary, journalism, design, cultural or sports activities (Lic. in Music, Lic. in
Decoration, etc.), code the information in main group 14 in the key that corresponds to you
according to the type of activities you perform.
EXAMPLES:
______ INTERIOR DESIGNER DESIGN OFFICE 07 LIC. IN DESIGN 1

DECORATE HOUSES, OFFICES INTERIOR DECORATION
______ MUSICIAN BAR "THE CLOCK" 07 LIC. IN MUSIC 1

COMPOSING MUSIC FOR SALE OF DRINKS
PLAYS
______ JOURNALIST THE SUN OF THE BAJIO 07 LIC. IN JOURNALISM 1

COVER THE NEWS AT THE INFORMATION
JOURNALISTIC
______ BOXER "KING" PRODUCTION 02

TRAIN AND FIGHT IN EVENT PROMOTION
THE RING BOXERS
8. PROFESSIONALS IN TEACHING ACTIVITIES. When the description refers to a professional

whose main occupation is to carry out teaching activities, teach, code them in main group
13 "Education Workers".
EXAMPLES:
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______ PSYCHO-PEDAGOGICAL ADVISOR PREPARATORY LIC. IN 1

TEACHING JOSE MARIA MORELOS PSYCHOPEDAGOGICAL COUNSELING
TEACHING
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EXAMPLES:
______ DEGREE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE ANAHUAC UNIVERSITY LIC. IN COMPUTING 1

TEACH COMPUTER CLASSES
TACION
______ PEDAGOGUE SEP LIC. IN PEDAGOGY 1

DEVELOP PLANS AND EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
STUDY PROGRAMS
9. RELIGIOUS PROFESSIONALS. When the description refers to a religious person such as a

father, parish priest, pastor, etc., consult the information noted in questions 13, 14 and 16
of the CS, if this corresponds to undergraduate or graduate level studies, assign the code 1180.
If you do not have studies at these levels, assign code 1260.
In the case of archbishops, cardinals or other religious representatives of high hierarchical

level, they are coded in the unitary group 2133.
EXAMPLES:
______ PRIEST CHURCH 04

OFficiate MASSES PROMOTE RELIGIOUS FAITH
______ NUN CONVENT OF CARMELITES 02

ORGANIZE ACTIVITIES RELIGION
LITURGICAL
______ ARCHBISHOP CHURCHES 07 THEOLOGY 1

COORDINATE THE CATOLIC RELIGION
ECCLESIASTICAL ACTIVITIES
______ SHEPHERD CHURCH 07 THEOLOGY 1

PREACH THE GOSPEL FOSTER THE CHRISTIAN FAITH
10. VAGUE INFORMATION FROM PROFESSIONALS. When descriptions such as engineer

or graduate appear, review the information in tasks and the name of the career in the (CS),
to assign the corresponding key. If the information does not allow you to identify a subgroup
or unitary group in which to classify them, you must assign code 1190 of "Other workers who
perform an occupation similar to those included in this group."
EXAMPLES:
______ ENGINEER ZAGA FACTORY ENGINEER 1

WATCH KNITTING YARNS
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______ ENGINEER OFFICE S/N ENGINEER 1

DOES NOT KNOW GENERAL ADVICE
______ ENGINEER CONSTRUCTORA MARIN SA ING. CIVIL 1

SUPERVISES CONSTRUCTIONS CONSTRUCTIONS IN
A MARKET
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EXAMPLES:
______ DEGREE SEDUE LIC. IN ECOLOGY 2

MEASURE POLLUTION CARE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL
______ GRADUATE OSRAM FACTORY LIC. IN BUSINESS 1

TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THEY MAKE SPOTLIGHTS ADMINISTRATION
COMPANIES
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MAIN GROUP 12 TECHNICIANS
This main group classifies people who declared themselves as TECHNICIANS, whether in
industrial, repair, maintenance, service activities, such as: health, administrative, etc.
It is important to mention that it is not a requirement that the person have completed
the declared technical level studies in order to be classified in this group, since even those
workers who have acquired theoretical or practical knowledge through the exercise of their
occupation are considered.
1. TECHNICIANS IN EQUIPMENT OPERATION. Also considered within this group are people
who work as operators of image and sound recording equipment, in television, radio and
cinematography, even if they do not declare themselves as technicians.
EXAMPLES:
______ CAMERAMAN TELEVISA CHANNEL 2 03

CONTROL THE CAMERA PREPARATION AND TRANSFER
OF VIDEO PROGRAM MISSION
OF ENTERTAINMENT
______ RADIO TECHNICIAN WORKSHOP 06 TECHNICAL RADIO 1

and TV HOME APPLIANCES
REPAIRS TV, RADIOS, ETC. COMPOSITION OF RADIOS
______ EQUIPMENT OPERATOR GOLDEN CINEMA 02

OPERATING TEAM PROJECTION OF
PROJECTIONS FILMS
______ VIDEO OPERATOR RECORDING STUDIOS 04

RECORD PARTIES EVENT RECORDINGS
WITH VIDEO INDIVIDUALS
2. TECHNICIANS IN HUMAN MEDICINE AND ACCOUNTING. When the occupation refers to

descriptions such as: nurse, accountant, optometrist, nutritionist, etc., consult the
information in the education section to determine if it is a technician or a professional, assign
the main group code 11 or 12 , as appropriate.
EXAMPLES:
______ NURSE MATERNITY CLINIC 03

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CARE FOR THE SICK THE LIGHT

ATTEND BIRTHDAYS
______ COUNTER BAG FACTORY 06 PRIVATE COUNTER 2

MANAGE THE FINANCES MANUFACTURER PLASTIC BAGS
______ SOCIAL WORKER HEALTH CLINIC 06 TECHNICIAN AT WORK 1

PROMOTE PROGRAMS CARE FOR THE SICK SOCIAL
OF HEALTH
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3. COMMON DESCRIPTIONS FOR TECHNICIANS AND PROFESSIONALS. When descriptions

of a technician, auditor, advisor or assistant appear accompanied by the name of a
profession such as: agronomist technician, metallurgical technician, etc., review the CS
information; If it is a professional with completed studies, assign the code corresponding to main
group 11.
EXAMPLES:
______ AGRICULTURAL TECHNICIAN IN THE COUNTRYSIDE 07 ING. AGRONOMIST 1

ADVISES FRUIT GROWERS GIVE ADVICE
______ TEC. PERFORMS STUDIES IN ISSSTE 08 ESP. IN ENCEFA- 1

ENCEPHALOGRAMS CARE FOR PATIENTS ACHIEVEMENTS
______ AGRICULTURAL TECHNICIAN IN THE COUNTRYSIDE 04

ADVISE EJIDATARIES ADVISE IN THE EJIDOS
______ AUDITOR XEROX 07 LIC. IN ACCOUNTING 1

DOES AUDITS IN MANUFACTURING OF PUBLIC
THE COMPANY PHOTOCOPIERS,
TYPEWRITERS
______ AUDITOR NISSAN 06 PRIVATE COUNTER 2

DO AUDITS MANUFACTURING OF
ACCOUNTANTS CARS
______ FOOD TECHNICIAN FOOD FACTORY 04

QA "BABY"
OF THE PRODUCTS FOOD PACKAGING
WHAT ARE USED FOR BABY
4. TECHNICIANS IN INSTALLATION, REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE. To differentiate the

occupations that can be classified in both group 12 and 52, given that they perform similar
tasks, you must take into account the word TECHNICIAN, that is, when you declare yourself as
a TECHNICIAN you must assign the code of group 12, and when that of group 52 is not the case.
For example: mechanical technician (12) and mechanic (52), electrical technician (12) and
electrician (52), etc.
EXAMPLES:
______ ELECTRIC TECHNICIAN GAMESA FACTORY 06 TEC. ELECTRICAL 1

MAKES INSTALLATIONS MAKE PASTA SOUPS MECHANIC
ELECTRICAL AND COOKIES
______ REFRIGERATION TECHNICIAN REPAIR WORKSHOP 02

REPAIR REFRIGERATORS REPAIR REFRIGERATORS
______ AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC AUTO SHOP 06 TEC. IN AUTOMOTIVE 2

REPAIR CAR ENGINES MECHANICAL REPAIRS MECHANICS
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MAKES INSTALLATIONS MATERNITY HOSPITAL
ELECTRICAL
______ LATHE REPAIRMAN DELREDO FACTORY 02

REPAIR THE LATHES MAGNET MANUFACTURING
METALLIC
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5. RELIGIOUS TECHNICIANS. When in the occupation category descriptions of religious people

appear such as: nun, mother, friar, etc., and in the tasks category, it is indicated that the
person is dedicated to promoting religious faith, assign the code of this main group , but if it
involves activities other than these, such as: teaching classes, caring for the sick, preparing
food, etc., you must assign the code of the corresponding main group.
EXAMPLES:
______ NUN GUADALUPE SCHOOL

TEACH PRIMARY CLASSES EDUCATION
______ RELIGIOUS MOTHER HOPE SANATORIUM

CARE FOR THE SICK HEALTH
______ RELIGIOUS CONVENT

PRAY AND DO HOMEWORK COME FOR RELIGIOUS FAITH
VARIOUS IN THE CONVENT
6. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION FROM TECHNICIANS. When the occupation corresponds to a TECHNICIAN

and the information on tasks does not allow you to identify what activities you carry out, but
the education information indicates that these are technical level studies (finished or not),
assign the code “Other workers who carry out an occupation similar to those included in this
subgroup ”, depending on the area or discipline of studies.
Assign code 1290 for "Other workers who perform an occupation similar to those included
in this group", when the occupation and task information does not allow identifying what
type of technician it is.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY CAREER LEVEL (CS)
______ TECHNICAL FOOD FACTORY 06 TEC. ELECTRONICS
______ TECHNICAL COMPANY 06 TEC. ANIMAL

FIELD NUTRITION
______ TECHNICAL INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY 06 TEC. TEXTILE

HELP FACTORY CHEMISTRY
______ TECHNICAL TEXTILE FACTORY 03

ASSIST TO YOUR BOSS PRODUCTION OF GARMENTS
TO WEAR
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MAIN GROUP 13 EDUCATION WORKERS
Workers who are dedicated to teaching (in public or private schools) are classified in this main
group, according to the educational level where they teach.
They are only classified according to the type of subject taught when the information refers
to teachers who carry out teaching activities in special education institutions and in commercial,
language academies, etc., in training centers in and for work.
1. TEACHERS WHO TEACH CLASSES AT DIFFERENT SCHOOL LEVELS. When the

occupation description corresponds to a teacher or professor and the school level at which
he/she teaches is not specified, you must consult the information on tasks or economic
activity to know the educational level where he/she performs his/her activities; If you declare
working at two different school levels, you must code the information based on the highest
school level.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY CAREER (CS)
______ TEACHER FEDERAL SECONDARY 1 LIC. PRIMARY

TEACHES MATHEMATICS TEACHING EDUCATION
______ PROFESSOR UNIVERSITY

GIVE PHYSICS CLASSES PREPARATION OF
PROFESSIONALS
______ TEACHER LINCOLN COLLEGE DEGREE IN EDUCATION

TEACHES PRIMARY CLASSES TEACHING BASIC MEDIA
AND SECONDARY
______ PAINTING MASTER PREPARATORY LIC. PLASTIC ARTS

GIVES PAINTING CLASSES EDUCATION
______ NORMALIST MASTER NORMAL SCHOOL NORMAL

DIDACTIC TEACHING TEACHING
2. REGULARIZATION TEACHERS. When the information corresponds to teachers who teach

regularization classes at different school levels, also code based on the highest school
level.
EXAMPLES:
______ MATH TEACHER GIVE CLASSES AT YOUR HOME

GIVE REGULARIZATION TO CHILDREN ON YOUR OWN
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______ ENGLISH TEACHER MENDEL INSTITUTE

REGULARIZE STUDENTS OF TEACHING
SECONDARY AND PREPARATORY
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EXAMPLES:
______ HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER HOMELAND INSTITUTE

GIVE CLASSES AND REGULARIZE TEACHING
STUDENTS
3. TEACHERS IN TRAINING CENTERS IN AND FOR WORK. When the information indicates that
the teacher works in training centers in and for work: commercial, computer, language
academies, cultural houses, companies, factories, etc., assign the corresponding code of
subgroup 136, according to the type of subject . imparted.
EXAMPLES:
______ STAFF INSTRUCTOR TRICON INDUSTRIES

TEACH THE USE OF THE MANUFACTURE OF SEAT COVERS
SEWING MACHINE VINYL
______ TYPING TEACHER TRAINING CENTER

TEACH TECHNOLOGY
TRAIN
______ CUTTING TEACHER "LLAMAS" ACADEMIES

GIVES CUTTING CLASSES THEY TEACH CUTTING AND DRESSING
______ MUSIC TEACHER MEXICO INSTITUTE

TEACHING TO THE TEACHING OF MUSIC
______ ELECTRICITY MASTER ISSSTE

TEACH ELECTRICITY DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING
4. SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS. Classify in the corresponding unit group of subgroup 135
the information of teachers who declare as their main activity teaching people with a physical
(hearing, language, visual, etc.) or mental disability.
EXAMPLES:
______ CHILDREN'S TEACHER WITH DIF WORKSHOPS

DOWN'S SYNDROME REHABILITATION OF CHILDREN WITH
TEACH CHILDREN TO SPEAK DOWN'S SYNDROME
______ TEACHER OF THE BLIND IMSS

TEACH THE BRAILLE SYSTEM MEDICAL CARE TO AFFILIATES
______ SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER APAC

GIVING CLASSES TO DEAF-MUTE CHILDREN GIVE SPECIAL EDUCATION
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5. SPORTS TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS. Teachers, professors and instructors of some sports
discipline (gymnastics, karate, swimming, etc.) in gyms, sports centers, clubs, etc. are classified
in this group. Sports coaches (football, basketball, etc.) are classified in unit group 1451.
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EXAMPLES:
______ SWIMMING TEACHERS SPORT CENTER

TEACH TO SWIM SWIMMING
______ KARATE INSTRUCTOR INSTITUTE

TEACH KARATE SCHOOL OF SPORTS
______ PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER CONDITIONING COLLEGE

TEACH PHYSICAL SPORTS PRACTICE
EDUCATION OF CHILDREN
______ FOOTBALL COACH ATLAS CLUB

TRAIN THE TEAM TO SPORTS
6. PRESCHOOL TEACHERS. Workers who carry out teaching activities for preschool children through various
educational techniques and methods are classified in unit group 1340. Therefore, people dedicated to the care of
children (nannies, nannies, etc.) in daycare centers, care centers or some other center are classified in the unitary
group 8151. Childcare workers (personnel with technical or professional studies) given their preparation They are
classified in the unitary group 1250 or 1166 as appropriate.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY LEVEL
______ EDUCATOR KINDER GARDEN 05

TEACH CHILDREN EDUCATION
______ BABYSITTER KINDERGARTEN 02

TAKE CARE OF KIDS EDUCATION
______ NANA ASSISTANCE CENTER 03

TAKE CARE OF KIDS SUPPORT WORKERS
OF THE STATE
______ CHILD CULTIST DIF CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER 07

ATTEND AND CARE FOR CHILDREN CARE OF CHILDREN
7. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION ON EDUCATION WORKERS. In the extreme case that only descriptions such as
teacher or professor appear and the level of instruction where the class is taught is not specified in tasks, consult
the information recorded in question 4a to identify the school level, if it is not possible to do this, assign code 1390
corresponding to "Other workers who perform an occupation similar to those included in this group."
EXAMPLES:
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______ TEACHER INSTITUTE "AMERICA"

EDUCATE TO TEACHING
______ TEACHER SCHOOL

TEACHING PRIMARY EDUCATION
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EXAMPLES:
______ TEACHER SCHOOL

TEACHING EDUCATION OF CHILDREN
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CORE GROUP 14 ART, ENTERTAINMENT AND SPORTS WORKERS
Workers classified in this main group carry out, produce, create or execute artistic, cultural,
informative, entertainment or sports works based on a contract or in accordance with what has
been pre-established with the client. Workers who are classified in this main group may or may
not have academic training for each specialty in which they work.
1. ARTISTIC TRADES. When professions such as painter, draftsman, photographer, and

engraver, among others, are declared, consult the task information to determine if they are
occupations of an artistic nature, in which case you must classify them in this main group; in
12 if it is about technicians; or in 52 if it refers to artisans.
EXAMPLES:
______ PAINTER ON YOUR OWN 07 LIC. VISUAL ARTS 1

PAINTING MURALS, PICTURES, ARTIST STUDIO
ETC
______ PAINTER WORK ON YOUR OWN 02 PRIMARY

PAINTING HOUSES PAINTING HOUSES, BUILDINGS,
ETC
______ CARTOONIST OFFICE WITHOUT NAME 07 ARCHITECTURE 2

DRAW PLANS PROJECT ELABORATION
ARCHITECTURAL
2. PROFESSIONALS IN ARTISTIC, SHOW AND SPORTS ACTIVITIES. When the occupation

corresponds to professionals such as journalist, decorator, designer, musician or coach and
in tasks it is indicated that activities related to the declared professional training are carried
out, it must be classified in this main group, since these are occupations of an informative
and creative nature, That is, in this case it does not matter whether or not you have an
academic background to be classified here.
EXAMPLES:
______ DESIGNER WORK ON YOUR OWN 07 LIC. IN DESIGN 2

DESIGN JEWELRY IN YOUR HOME DESIGNING
______ JOURNALIST EL UNIVERSAL NEWSPAPER 07 LIC, IN JOURNALISM 1

WRITE ARTICLES PUBLISH NEWS
______ REPORTER EL SOL NEWSPAPER 04

WRITE NEWS PUBLISH NEWS
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PLAY VIOLIN TO THE MUSIC
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3. ATHLETES. When the occupation description refers to an athlete, verify that it is a worker
who receives a payment or salary in exchange for his or her participation in sports
competitions; to do so, consult the information noted in questions 3a, 3h and 4a.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3h
______ SOCCER PLAYER BLUE CROSS 1

PLAY SOCCER TO SPORTS
______ CYCLIST BENOTTO 1

COMPETE IN RACING CAREER PROMOTION
CYCLING
______ BASKETBALL PLAYER AGUASCALIENTES PANTHERS 1

PLAY TO BASKETBALL
4. ASSISTANT MANAGERS IN ARTISTIC, CULTURAL AND SPORTS ACTIVITIES.

When occupations are declared that refer to assistants or assistants to directors, producers,
organizers, etc., verify that they perform tasks directly related to the promotion, direction and
coordination linked to art, shows or sports and classify them in the unitary group
corresponding to subgroup 143. If this criterion is not met, assign the key corresponding
to unit group 8150.
EXAMPLES:
______ PRODUCER ASSISTANT CHURUBUSCO STUDIES

PROMOTE FILMS FILMING OF MOVIES
______ PRODUCTION ASSISTANT RECORDING STUDIOS

PROPS MANAGER PROGRAM RECORDING
FOR FILMING TELEVISIONS
______ ASSISTANT DIRECTOR LAS TORRES THEATER

COORDINATE THE ACTORS PRESENTATION OF WORKS
THEATRICAL THEATRICAL
5. TRAVELING WORKERS IN ENTERTAINMENT ACTIVITIES. When the description refers to

traveling singers or musicians, review the information on tasks and other COE questions
(3a, 3b and 6), to find out if they perform in exchange for a tip, in which case they should be
coded in unit group 7213. If they perform their work in exchange for a fixed payment or fee,
they are classified in main group 14.
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______ SINGER ON THE STREET

SINGING IN TRUCKS TO SING
BY TIP
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EXAMPLES:
______ MARIACHI AT SOCIAL EVENTS

SING AND PLAY ENHANCE MEETINGS
______ ORGAN GRINDER ON YOUR OWN IN GARDENS

PLAY MUSIC AND ASK PLAY MUSIC
COOPERATION TO THE PEOPLE
______ SINGER DIFFERENT PALENQUES

SINGING IN THE PALENQUES TO THE ENTERTAINMENT OF THE PEOPLE
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MAIN GROUP 21 OFFICIALS AND MANAGERS OF THE SECTORS

PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND SOCIAL
This main group includes workers who carry out managerial activities, that is, senior authorities
and managers of government agencies, companies (industrial, agricultural, financial,
transportation, etc.), businesses and public or private institutions.
It is important to clarify that all managers of public or private companies and institutions are
classified here, regardless of their size, that is, it includes managers of large, medium and small
companies and even micro-businesses.
Managers may be classified in the latter, as long as they declare that they carry out activities
of a managerial nature exclusively.
1. HIGH LEVEL HIERARCHICAL LEVEL OFFICERS AND MANAGERS. When the description
corresponds to a president, manager, deputy manager, director, deputy director,
administrator, coordinator or sub-coordinator, accompanied by the words national, regional
or general, consult the information in battery 4 and assign the corresponding subgroup
code 211.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 4c 4d
______ REGIONAL MANAGER "COCA COLA" BOTTLER 2

DIRECT SEVERAL FACTORIES BOTTLE SOFT DRINKS
______ PRESIDENT OF FISHING COOPERATIVE COOPERATIVE 2

DIRECT THE COOPERATIVE TUNA FISHING
______ DEPUTY GENERAL DIRECTOR GENERAL POPO SA DE CV 2

PLAN ACTIVITIES DISTRIBUTION AND SALE OF
FROM THE COMPANY WHEELS, SHOCK ABSORBERS,
ETC.
______ TOURISM DELEGATE SECRETARY OF TOURISM 1.5

DEFINE POLICIES IN MANAGE RESOURCES
TOURIST MATTER STATE TOURISTS
______ UNIVERSITY RECTOR HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION 2.2

LEAD THE UNIVERSITY TRAIN PROFESSIONALS
2. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION FROM HIGH HIERARCHICAL LEVEL OFFICERS AND MANAGERS.

With the occupations of company executives, such as general manager, president of the
company, general director, etc., if it is not known whether they correspond to the public
or private sector, consult the economic activity information to assign the corresponding key.
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If there is not enough information to know whether it is from the public or private sector,
assign code 2119 for "Other workers who perform an occupation similar to those included
in this subgroup."
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EXAMPLES:
______ MANAGING DIRECTOR "INTERDISA" BROKERAGE HOUSE

LEAD THE COMPANY TO FINANCES
______ DEPUTY GENERAL MANAGER PEMEX

ON SALES TO EXTRACTION AND REFINING
OIL
______ RANCH MANAGER LIVESTOCK RANCH

TAKE CONTROL TO LIVESTOCK RAISING
COMPANY ADMINISTRATIVE
3. AREA OR ESTABLISHMENT OFFICIALS AND MANAGERS. If the description of administrator,

director, assistant director, manager or assistant manager is not accompanied by another
word that indicates a high level of hierarchy, such as: national, regional, general or state,
consult the task information to find out what activities you perform, to assign the corresponding
key of subgroup 212.
EXAMPLES:
______ VICE PRINCIPAL "TECHOSA" FACTORY

MAKE MATERIAL PURCHASES MANUFACTURE OF INJECTORS
AND PISTONS FOR MACHINERY
HEAVY
______ DIRECTOR SSA CLINIC

HE DIRECTS A MEDICAL CLINIC HEALTH SERVICES
______ DIRECTOR "BENITO JUAREZ" PRIMARY

LEAD THE SCHOOL EDUCATION
______ AURRERA ADMINISTRATOR "AURRERA" SELF-SERVICE STORE

PREPARE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS SELL OF ARTICLES
4. OFFICIALS AND MANAGERS OF AREA OR ESTABLISHMENTS IN SERVICES. When

descriptions appear such as museum director, asylum administrator, etc., who are in charge
of an area, institution or establishment dedicated to the provision of personal, social, cultural
services, assign the corresponding code of subgroup 212.
EXAMPLES:
______ BROADCAST MANAGER RADIO "UNIVERSITY"

DEFINE THE PROGRAMMING TRANSMIT CULTURAL PROGRAMS
______ MUSEUM DIRECTOR "DIEGO RIVERA" MUSEUM

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______ TRAVEL AGENCY MANAGER TRAVEL AGENCY "TRAVEL"

RUN A TRAVEL AGENCY
______ ASYLUM ADMINISTRATOR NURSING HOME "A NEW DAY"

MANAGE THE ASYLUM ELDER CARE
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5. MANAGERS OF SMALL ESTABLISHMENTS. Classify in the corresponding unit group of

subgroup 212 the managers of small establishments who in question 3 declare that they
exclusively carry out administrative tasks.
But, if in addition to carrying out administrative activities they indicate that they also carry
out other types of tasks, such as: cultivation, manufacturing, installation, repair, maintenance,
commerce, services, you must assign the corresponding main group key.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 4c
______ ADMINISTRATOR OF "EL AMIGO" GROCERY STORE 1

GROCERY STORES RETAIL GROCERY SALES
MANAGE THE BUSINESS
______WORKSHOP MANAGER MARBLE PIECES WORKSHOP 1

LEAD THE ADMINISTRATION AND GRANITE
MANUFACTURE OF PARTS AND
MONUMENTS
FUNEBRIALS IN MARBLE AND GRANITE
______ AESTHETICS ADMINISTRATOR “ULTRABELLA” AESTHETICS 1

CUT AND DYE HAIR MAKE CUTTING AND DYEING
HAIR, MAKING FOUNDATIONS, MANICURE
6. UNSPECIFIED INFORMATION OF SUBGROUP EXECUTIVES 212. When battery 3 has not

specified the type of activities carried out or the specific work area where the person works,
especially when the company or institution is large, you must assign the code 2129, given
that this type of establishments, due to their size, are made up of various work areas and
this was not specified.
If these are not large establishments but rather small ones, you can rely on economic activity
information to assign a specific code for subgroup 212.
EXAMPLES:
______ MANAGER "TOLTECA" FACTORY 2

PLAN ACTIVITIES MAKES ASBESTOS PRODUCTS
______ VICE PRINCIPAL SECOFI 1.4

DESIGN CAMPAIGNS AND DIRECT REGULATE TRADE
______ ADMINISTRATOR CAFÉ 1

MANAGE THE BUSINESS SALE OF FOOD AND DRINKS
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7. DIRECTORS OF POLITICAL ORGANIZATIONS, UNIONS AND CIVIL ASSOCIATIONS.

When the occupation includes descriptions such as: cardinal, union delegate, political
leader, etc., or other directors of religious, political, union or civil association organizations,
code the information in subgroup 213.
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EXAMPLES:
______ UNION GENERAL SECRETARY WAITERS UNION

REPRESENT MEMBERS DEFEND THE INTERESTS
FROM THE WORKERS
______ PEASANT LEADER CONF. INDEPENDENT PEASANT

REPRESENT THE PEASANTS REPRESENT THE PEASANTS
______ POLITICAL LEADER PRI POLITICAL PARTY

ORGANIZE POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS MAKING POLITICS
8. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION FROM DIRECTORS. When information is obtained as an

entrepreneur, industrialist, leader, manager, etc., and nothing else is specified in tasks
or economic activity, code 2190 must be assigned "Other workers who perform an
occupation similar to those included in this group ".
EXAMPLES:
______ EXECUTIVE BUSINESS WITHOUT A NAME 2

MANAGE THE BUSINESS LEAD
______ BUSINESSMAN BUSINESSMAN 1

COORDINATE ACTIVITIES
FROM THE COMPANY
______ PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY LARGE CAPITAL COMPANY 2

REPRESENT THE COMPANY
______ VICE PRINCIPAL INSTITUTION 1.4

DIRECT THE AREA IN YOUR CHARGE
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MAIN GROUP 41 WORKERS IN AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES,

LIVESTOCK, FORESTRY AND HUNTING AND FISHING
Workers classified in this main group are dedicated to carrying out activities related to agriculture,
livestock, forestry, hunting, fishing and control of agricultural activities, as well as the processing of
agricultural and fishing products, as long as it is carried out in the place of production. activity (farmland
or boat).
1. AGRICULTURAL WORKERS. When the information corresponds to a peasant, farmer, peasant

assistant, agricultural assistant or day laborer, search in tasks for the type of product they grow
or harvest to classify it in the corresponding unit group. If the occupancy information is insufficient,
consult the economic activity part and assign the corresponding code.
It is worth clarifying that when the information refers to a worker in the cultivation of melon,
strawberry or watermelon, assign the code 4106 referring to fruit trees, since although they are
vegetables, they are identified more as fruits.
EXAMPLES:
______ FARMER TO FIELD

CLEAN THE MILPA TO AGRICULTURE
______ FARMER IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

TO CULTIVATION HARVEST MELON
______ FARMER'S ASSISTANT IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

CUT ALFALFA ALFALFA CULTIVATION
2. FARMERS IN THE CULTIVATION OF TWO OR MORE PRODUCTS. When the information indicates
that two or more products are planted, you must assign the corresponding key to the first of them.
EXAMPLES:
______ FARMER FIELD

GROW BEANS AND COFFEE TO CULTIVATION

HELP GROW CANE AND AVOCADO TO THE CULTIVATION OF CANE AND AVOCADO
______ FARMER SOWING

SOW COFFEE AND ORANGE AGRICULTURE
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3. THE INFORMATION DOES NOT SPECIFY THE TYPE OF CROP. When the list of occupations
specifies that you are dedicated to agriculture or declare yourself as a farmer, but the type of crop
you sow or harvest is not mentioned, consult the economic activity information if it does not specify
the type of crop either, you must assign code 4109 “Other workers who carry out an occupation
related to those included in this subgroup”.
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EXAMPLES:

SOW WORK ON YOUR OWN
______ FIELD WORKER IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

WATER THE CROPS SOWING
RAISE BOARDS WITH A HOE
______ THE AGRICULTURE IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

WORK THE EARTH TO CULTIVATE YOUR LAND
4. WORKERS IN LIVESTOCK ACTIVITIES. When the information refers to the raising or care of
livestock, assign the corresponding code according to the type of animal mentioned. If it
refers to the raising and care of different types of livestock, classify the information based on
the first type of animal mentioned.
If the data indicates that the worker works for a public institution such as SAGARPA, SEMARNAT, etc., the
corresponding subgroup code 124 must be assigned.
EXAMPLES:
______ TAKE CARE OF THE LIVESTOCK IN A RANCH

TAKE CARE OF GOATS AND PIGS TO THE CATTLE
______ INSEMINATOR SAGARPA

DO ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATIONS GIVE AGRICULTURAL ADVICE,
SILVICOLA
______ RANCHER IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

RAISE PIGS AND CHICKENS SELL ANIMALS
______ FRUIT GROWER TECHNICIAN SAGARPA

ADVISE ON TECHNIQUES FOR SUPPORT RESEARCH FOR
IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF THE THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
PRODUCTS
______ LIVESTOCK ASSISTANT RANCH

BREED HORSES AND BULLS ANIMAL BREEDING
5. WORKERS IN AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES. When descriptions of workers appear that

combine agricultural and livestock activities, you must assign the code 4120.
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GROW AND RAISE ANIMALS AGRICULTURE AND LIVESTOCK
______ FARMER AGRICULTURAL FARM

RANCHER AND FARMER CARE FOR ANIMALS AND CULTIVATION
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EXAMPLES:
______ LABORER FIELD

TO CULTIVATION AND LIVESTOCK AGRICULTURE
6. WORKERS IN AGRICULTURAL AND FISHERY BENEFIT ACTIVITIES. If the information in

occupation refers to workers in the processing of agricultural or fishing products, verify that
the activities are carried out in the field, on the coast or on the ship to be classified in this
group. If the processing is carried out in a factory, packing house or freezer, the description
must be classified in main group 52.
EXAMPLES:
______ COFFEE CLEANER IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

CLEAN THE COFFEE TO COFFEE CULTIVATION
______ TOBACCO STACKER FIELD

LOADING AND LOADING THE TOBACCO TO CULTIVATION
______ STRAWBERRY DEPOLER "IRAPUATO" PACKER

STOP THE STRAWBERRY EXPORT FROZEN STRAWBERRY
______ SARDINE SELECTOR IN A BOAT

SELECT SARDINE SARDINE FISHING
______ SHRIMP CLEANER SEAFOOD PACKER

CLEAN SHRIMP CLEAN AND WASH SEAFOOD
7. SUPERVISORS, INSPECTORS AND THE LIKE IN AGRICULTURAL, FORESTRY AND

HUNTING AND FISHING ACTIVITIES. In the occupations of supervisor and inspector in
agriculture, livestock, forestry or fishing, you must check if you are a worker on a ranch,
farm, farm or forestry or fishing company to classify you in this group. If you mention that
you work for a public institution such as SAGARPA, then you must classify it in main group
61.
EXAMPLES:
______ INSPECTOR POULTRY FARM

MONITOR THE WORKERS TO CHICKEN RAISING
______ INSPECTOR SAWING COMPANY

TAKE CARE OF TREE FALLING TO THE CUTTING DOWN OF THE TREES
______ SUPERVISOR SAGARPA

SUPPORT FOR LIVESTOCK SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
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AGRICULTURAL IN THE COUNTRY
______ FOREMAN "LAS FLORES" RANCH

COORDINATE ACTIVITIES TO CATTLE
LIVESTOCK
8. MANAGERS OF AGRICULTURAL, FORESTRY AND HUNTING AND FISHING ESTABLISHMENTS.

When the information in the question corresponds to occupation or tasks, mention
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that it is an administrator of a ranch, farm, orchard, etc., code it in main group 21 with the
code 2128. If the information corresponds to the occupation of manager of a ranch, farm,
estate, etc., classify it in the unitary group 4170.
EXAMPLES:
______ RANCHER AT THE "FLORENCIA" RANCH

MANAGE THE RANCH SELLING CATTLE
______ RANCH MANAGER IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

WATCH THE WORKERS TO AGRICULTURE
______ FARMER ON A FARM

MANAGE A ESTATE TO COFFEE CULTIVATION
9. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION FOR AGRICULTURAL, FORESTRY AND HUNTING AND

FISHING WORKERS. When the description corresponds to ambiguous occupations such
as ejidatario, ranch worker, farm employee, etc., and the information on tasks and
economic activity does not help to place it in a specific subgroup, you must assign code
4190 of "Other workers who perform an occupation similar to those included in this group".
EXAMPLES:
______ EJIDATARY TO FIELD

IN THE COUNTRYSIDE RANCH
______ LABORER TO FIELD

TO FIELD IN VARIOUS PLACES
______ FARMER FIELD

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MAIN GROUP 51 BOSSES, SUPERVISORS AND OTHER WORKERS

CONTROL IN ARTISAN AND INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
AND IN REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES
This main group includes workers who organize, supervise and directly control the operational
tasks of a group of workers under their charge within industrial or artisanal production processes,
installation, maintenance, repair and construction. These workers may or may not carry out the
same activities as their work team.
1. DIRECT COORDINATORS OF PRODUCTION PROCESSES. When the description

corresponds to bosses, managers, supervisors, industrial process inspectors, you
must review the task information to know if they are participating in the industrial or artisanal
production process, in extraction, construction, repair or maintenance, and if it is so what
type of product is produced, repaired or built to assign the corresponding unit group key. If
the type of product is not specified in tasks, you must review the economic activity information
to classify it into the respective unit group.
EXAMPLES:
______ PACKAGING SUPERVISOR "NESTLE" FACTORY

SUPERVISE PACKAGING MANUFACTURE EVAPORATED MILK OR IN
OF MILK DUST
______ MINE SUPERVISOR "THE HORSESHOE" MINE

SUPERVISE A GROUP OF MINERAL EXTRACTION
WORKERS FERROUS METALLICS
______ QUALITY INSPECTOR DELTRONICOS DE MATAMOROS

VERIFY THAT THE OPERATORS SA DE CV
DON'T STOP WORKING RADIO ASSEMBLY FOR
VEHICLES
______ LAMINATION CHIEF FACTORY "BLAST FURNACES"

STEEL PROCESS MANAGER MELTING FERROUS METALS
______ MASON CONTRACTOR CONSTRUCTOR

CONTROL PEOPLE BUILD ROADS,
BRIDGES, ETC.
2. OWNERS AND EMPLOYERS. When descriptions of owners or employers are presented in

the occupation and the tasks indicate that they supervise, inspect, command or coordinate
activities directly related to artisanal production or repair in workshops, they must be coded
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in main group 51. If they indicate that they themselves do or repair, you must classify them
in main group 52 and if they only administer, in 21.
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EXAMPLES:
______ VULCANIZER OWNER "VOLCAN" VULCANIZER

REPAIR TIRES REPAIR TIRES
______ WORKSHOP OWNER BALCONY WORKSHOP

SUPERVISE WORK MAKE DOORS, WINDOWS,
ETC
______ FOREMAN "DELTA" WORKSHOP

CHECK THE CARVING AND POLISHING PREPARATION OF MONUMENTS
OF MARBLE AND GRANITE PIECES FUNEBRIALS IN MARBLE AND GRANITE
______ CARPENTRY OWNER CARPENTRY

MAKE AND REPAIR FURNITURE MAKE WOODEN FURNITURE
______ TUBING FACTORY OWNER FACTORY

PLAN PRODUCTION AND MANUFACTURING ASBESTOS PIPES
COMMERCIALIZATION
3. HEADS OF AREA OR DEPARTMENT. When you have descriptions of area, zone or

department heads with tasks of coordination, supervision or inspection of personnel in
carrying out production, repair, maintenance or installation processes, you must assign the
main group code 51, according to the area that is mentioned. You should be careful with
department heads in administrative activities of industries, since these are classified in the
main group 61.
EXAMPLES:
______ DEPARTMENT HEADS ALTOS HORNOS, SA

MANAGE THE FINANCES MELTING METALS
______ HEAD OF DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE COMPANY

SUPERVISE EQUIPMENT REPAIR TELEPHONE INSTALLATION
______ PRODUCTION MANAGER FACTORY "FUD"

MANAGE STAFF SAUSAGE PRODUCTION
______ WAREHOUSE HEAD FACTORY "CANADA"

COORDINATE WAREHOUSE ACTIVITIES SHOE PRODUCTION
______ SALES AREA HEAD "IDEAL" FACTORY

PLAN DISTRIBUTION ROUTES PRODUCE SWITCHERS,
OF PRODUCTS CONTACTS, ETC.
4. FOREMAN, CORPORAL, BOATSUN AND SIMILAR. When jobs such as foreman, corporal,
boatswain, etc. are mentioned, they must be coded in the unitary groups of "supervisors,
inspectors and similar...", depending on the type of process in which they are participating
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and which is specified in the task question. or in economic activity.

EXAMPLES:
______ FOREMAN CONSTRUCTOR

SUPERVISE THE WORK BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
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EXAMPLES:
______ BOATSWAIN CFE

COORDINATE ACTIVITIES ELECTRIC POWER
______ LINEMAN SUPERVISOR CFE

SEND THE WORKERS ELECTRICITY
______ MECHANICAL WORKSHOP MANAGER DARIO AUTOMOTIVE WORKSHOP

SUPERVISE MECHANICS CAR REPAIRS
______ CAPE TEXTILE FACTORY

CONTROL PRODUCTION PRODUCT PREPARATION
TEXTILES
5. SUPPORT WORKERS. When the description indicates that it is an assistant or assistant to

a boss or supervisor in the production processes and performs tasks similar to those of a
manager, supervisor or boss, classify him or her in the unitary group corresponding to this
group according to the type of tasks performed. perform. If it does not indicate tasks of
coordination, supervision or inspection of other workers or quality control, classify them in
main group 54.
EXAMPLES:
______ ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR VOLKSWAGEN

IN AUTOMOTIVE PLANT MANUFACTURE CARS
SUPERVISE WORKERS
ASSEMBLE ENGINES
______ BOILER HEAD ASSISTANT "SAN JOSE" FOUNDRY

CLEAN THE WORK AREA METAL MELTING
AND CARRY MATERIAL
______ ASSISTANT INSPECTOR "GAMESA" FACTORY

CHECK THE WORK OF THE WORKERS PREPARATION OF COOKIES
IN COOKIE PRODUCTION
6. UNSPECIFIED HIERARCHICAL LEVEL. When the name of the occupation does not allow us
to know the hierarchical level of the position or position or the specific work area, but in the
task question they indicate that it is a worker who is in charge of the direction or control of
other workers in the artisanal or industrial production processes, you must consult the
economic activity information to assign the code "Other workers who perform an occupation
related to those included in this subgroup", as appropriate.
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MAKE SURE THEY DO THE WORK MANUFACTURE OF METAL FURNITURE
______ CONTROL PEOPLE SEWING WORKSHOP

CONTROL THE WORKERS MAKE BABY CLOTHES
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EXAMPLES:
______ WORKER "LA PURINA" FACTORY

ORDERS WHAT THEY SHOULD CARRY OUT MANUFACTURE ANIMAL FOOD
WORKERS
7. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION. When the information on occupation and economic activity

is very general or ambiguous, and only allows identifying that activities related to a
production, construction, repair, maintenance or installation process are carried out, you
must assign the subgroup code 519 of "other workers who "They carry out an occupation
similar to those included in this group".
EXAMPLES:
______ SUPERVISOR FACTORY

SEND THE STAFF FACTORY
______ HEAD OF AREA SERVICE

COORDINATE A CREW FACILITY
OF WORKERS
______ COURTYARD CAPE FACTORY

CONTROL PRODUCTION MANUFACTURING
8. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION GENERAL. When the information in the Occupation and

Economic Activity questions is very general or ambiguous and only allows identifying, mainly
in Occupation, that activities related to supervision and control in the production process
are carried out, assign code 5190; Likewise, if the Economic Activity requires the elaborate
artisanal or industrial product or the repair and maintenance activity, assign the code of the
corresponding unitary group, and if it is only declared in occupation, in a general way, that
they direct or supervise workers and there is no security that they participate in the
production process, assign 9999.
EXAMPLES:
______ CHIEF WORKER “LA PURINA” FACTORY

GIVE WORK ORDERS TO OTHER WORKERS MANUFACTURE ANIMAL FOOD
______ COURTYARD CAPE FACTORY

CONTROL PRODUCTION INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING
______ SUPERVISOR COMPANY

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______ HEAD OF AREA INDUSTRIAL SERVICE

COORDINATE A CREW OF WORKERS FACILITY
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MAIN GROUP 52 CRAFTSMEN AND FACTORY WORKERS IN THE

TRANSFORMATION INDUSTRY AND WORKERS
IN REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES
This group includes workers who carry out activities directly related to artisanal or factory
production, through the use of manual, mechanical or electrical tools. Workers who perform
installation, repair, maintenance, construction, extraction, etc. are also classified.
1. WORKERS IN FOOD PRODUCTION. Subgroup 520 includes workers who are dedicated or
involved in the production of food, beverages and tobacco products.
EXAMPLES:
______ MATANCERO ON THE TRAIL 2

KILL PIGS FOR SALE MEAT
______ BAKER IN A BAKERY 1

MAKES BREAD FOR SALE OF BREAD
______ LIQUOR MANUFACTURER LIQUOR STORE 1

PREPARE LIQUORS MAKING FRUIT LIQUORS
APPLE, ORANGE AND COFFEE
______ TUNA CLEANER NORTH FREEZER 2

CLEAN THE TUNA TUNA PACKAGING
1.1 COOKS. When the description refers to a cook and the tasks specify that he or she is
solely dedicated to preparing meals, it must be classified in unit group 5208. Code
descriptions of a cook with code 8100 if you declare that in addition to cooking, you
serve the public , sell and He charges for food whether in his home, inn or business
specifically dedicated to it.
EXAMPLES:
______ CHEF IN A RESTAURANT

MAKE FOOD FOOD PREPARATION
______ COOK IN HIS HOUSE

PREPARE FOOD SELLS RUNNING FOOD
______ CHEF ECONOMIC KITCHEN

SELLS FOOD MEALS ARE MADE
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MAKE FOOD WORK ON YOUR OWN
IN HIS HOUSE
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2. WORKERS IN EXTRACTION IN MINES AND QUARRY. Subgroup 521 is considered to be

workers employed in extraction in mines and quarries.
EXAMPLES:
______ MINER SILVER MINE 2

EXTRACTS SILVER TO THE EXTRACTION OF SILVER
______ STONECUTTER IN THE RIVER 2

EXTRACTS SAND SAND EXTRACTION
______ STONE Chopper QUARRY 1

BREAK STONES STONE EXTRACTION AND SALE
3. WORKERS IN THE PRODUCTION OF TEXTILE PRODUCTS. Included in subgroup 522 are

artisans and factory workers dedicated to the production of textile products and other
domestic objects made of leather, fur and similar.
EXAMPLES:
______ CLOTHING SEAMLER SEWING WORKSHOP 1

MAKES DRESSES, SKIRTS, MAKES CLOTHES
ETC
______ EMBROIDERY MACHINE IN HIS HOUSE 1

EMBROIDERY FOLDERS BY HAND WORK ON YOUR OWN
______ SHOEMAKER REPAIR WORKSHOP 1

REPAIR SHOES REPAIR SHOES
4. WORKERS IN THE PREPARATION AND REPAIR OF WOOD AND SIMILAR PRODUCTS.

Subgroup 523 includes artisans and workers who use wood to make or repair furniture and
workers who do printing work.
EXAMPLES:
______ CARPENTER CARPENTRY 1

IT MAKES FURNITURE MAKE TABLES, CLOSETS AND BOOKCASES
______ PRINTER PRESSROOM 1

MAKES CHRISTMAS CARDS, MAKE CARDS, NOTES, ETC.
PRESENTATION, WEDDING,
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5. WORKERS IN THE PREPARATION AND REPAIR OF METAL PRODUCTS. Included in

subgroup 524 are workers who install, repair and maintain machinery, industrial equipment,
vehicles, metal and precision equipment and instruments.
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EXAMPLES:
______ TINSMITH TINWORK WORKSHOP 1

REPAIR AND PAINT CARS REPAIR CARS
______ LOCKSMITH LOCKSMITH 1

MAKES KEYS MAKES KEYS
______ KEYCHAIN ARTISAN WORKSHOP 1

MAKE METAL KEYCHAINS PREPARATION AND SALE OF
METAL KEYCHAINS
______ INDUSTRIAL MECHANIC CLOTHES FACTORY 2

REPAIR TEXTILE MACHINERY CLOTHING MANUFACTURE
6. WORKERS IN THE PREPARATION OF NON-METALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS. Subgroup 525 includes artisans and workers who make
ceramic, tile, glass and other non-metallic mineral products.
EXAMPLES:
______ CERAMIST IN HIS HOUSE 1

MAKES PORCELAIN TABLEWARE PORCELAIN EARTHENESS
______ GLASS BEVELER WORKSHOP 1

CUT THE GLASS MAKES GLASS FIGURINES
______ CRAFTSMAN AT HOME HE WORKS ON HIS OWN 1

SEA SHELL CARVING DECORATIVE FIGURES
7. WORKERS IN BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE OF RESIDENTIAL AND NON-RESIDENTIAL WORKS. Subgroup 526 is considered to be
workers who carry out construction, installation, finishing and maintenance tasks of buildings, houses, bridges, etc.
EXAMPLES:
______ PAINTER CONSTRUCTION "SUR" 2

PAINTS HOUSES BUILD HOUSES
______ CONSTRUCTION WORKER ON THE WORK 1

GLUE PARTITION, PLASTER, BUILD HOUSES
ETC
______ INSTALLER COMPANY 2

INSTALL WIRE MESH INSTALL WIRE MESH
8. WORKERS IN THE INSTALLATION AND REPAIR OF ELECTRICAL AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT. Subgroup 527 includes
workers who carry out the repair and installation of electrical, electronic and telecommunications equipment.
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EXAMPLES:
______ COIL COILING WORKSHOP 1

COILING MOTORS MAKE COILING
ELECTRICAL ELECTRIC MOTORS
______ ELECTRICIAN ON YOUR OWN 1

INSTALL CONNECTIONS IN ROOM HOUSES
ELECTRICAL
______ REPAIRMAN "SONY" REPAIR WORKSHOP 1

REPAIR EQUIPMENT REPAIR ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
ELECTRONICS
______ ANTENNA INSTALLER "SAT TV" 2

PARABOLIC SALE AND INSTALLATION OF ANTENNAS
INSTALL ANTENNAS PARABOLIC
PARABOLIC
9. WORKERS IN THE PREPARATION AND REPAIR OF CHEMICAL, RUBBER AND PLASTIC PRODUCTS. Included in subgroup 528 are
artisans and workers who make and repair rubber and plastic products, as well as those who prepare chemical and pharmaceutical
products.
EXAMPLES:
______ PAINT EQUALIZER TLAPALERIA 1

MATCH COLORS SALE OF PAINTS, ENAMELS
______ ROCKETERS IN HIS HOUSE 1

MAKE ROCKETS SALE OF ROCKETS
______ VULCANIZER VULCANIZER 1

REPAIR TIRES REPAIR TIRES
______ SOAP DISH IN HIS HOUSE 1

MIXING SUBSTANCES MAKING SOAPS
TO MAKE SOAPS
10. WORKERS IN ARTISAN ACTIVITIES. When the description refers to occupations such as seamstress, turner, shoemaker, tortilla maker,
printer, etc., and who work in small, local, accessory workshops, at home, etc., and who operate a machine to carry out their work, code
them in this main group, since it is considered a craft work process since they themselves are the ones who plan, decide, organize the
work and its quality. When they are part of a large-scale industrial production line and within industrial establishments, that is, when it
specifies operating a machine in a factory or industry, code it in main group 53; to do so, you must review the rest of the information.
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EXAMPLES:
______ SEAMSTRESS SEWING WORKSHOP 1

MACHINE SEWING MAKE GARMENTS
______ TORTILLERIA TORTILLERIA SAN JUAN 1

TAKE CARE OF THE MACHINE THAT MAKES MAKE OMELETTES
TORTILLAS
______ SEWING BOX CHILDREN'S CLOTHING FACTORY 2

OPERATE SEWING MACHINE MAKE CHILDREN'S CLOTHES
______ AIR BRAKE ASSEMBLER FACTORY 2

MANUALLY ASSEMBLE BRAKES MANUFACTURE AIR BRAKES
AIR FOR TRAILER FOR TRAILER
______ TANK OPERATOR "MOCTEZUMA" BREWERRY 2

MONITOR THE OPERATION OF MAKE BEER
TANKS
STORAGE
11. MECHANICS. When descriptions of mechanics appear, check that they have specified what
type of mechanic they are: automotive, electrical, industrial, etc., to assign the corresponding
code. If this information is not specified, you must assign the code 5249. Remember that if
you indicate that you are a mechanical technician, you must classify the data in subgroup
120.
EXAMPLES:
______ MASTER MECHANIC MECHANICAL WORKSHOP 1

FIX REPAIRS
______ MACHINE REPAIR MECHANICAL WORKSHOP 1

WRITE MECHANICAL WORKSHOP
REPAIR OFFICE MACHINES
______ MECHANIC A MECHANICAL WORKSHOP 1

MECHANICAL REPAIRS REPAIRS
______ ELECTROMECHANICAL "ELECTROMECHANICAL WORKSHOP 1

REPAIR THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM FROM THE CENTER"
OF THE CARS MAKE REPAIRS
ELECTROMECHANICAL
12. PAINTERS. In cases where the information refers to painters in workshops or factories and
it is not possible to specify what they paint, you must assign code 5290.
EXAMPLES:
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PAINTER REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS
______ PAINTER PAINTER 2

PAINT FACTORY
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13. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION OF WORKERS IN REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE

MANUFACTURING ACTIVITIES. When the description corresponds to a worker, craftsman
or general employee and the tasks that are carried out are not specified or it is indicated
that during the reference week several activities of this type were carried out: electrical
repairs, plumbing, carpentry, etc. , you must assign code 5290 for "other workers who
perform an occupation similar to those included in this group."
EXAMPLES:
______ GENERAL EMPLOYEE FACTORY "PLASTIC SA" 2

MAKE REPAIRS ON EVERYTHING INDUSTRIALIZE PLASTICS
GUY
______ WORKER FACTORY OF THE MOUNT 2

PRODUCE PRODUCTS TILE
______ WORKER "BLACK AND DECKER" FACTORY 2

MAKE INSTALLATIONS MAKE TOOLS
______ CRAFTSMAN OWN WORKSHOP 1

MAKES CRAFTS SALE OF CRAFTS
______ MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEE IMSS 2

GIVE MAINTENANCE SUPPORT PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE
HOSPITAL
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MAIN GROUP 53 OPERATORS OF FIXED MOTION MACHINERY

CONTINUOUS AND EQUIPMENT IN THE PRODUCTION PROCESS
INDUSTRIAL
This group classifies workers who participate in the industrial production process whose activities
consist of controlling, operating and monitoring the operation of an industrial installation or fixed,
continuous-moving machinery. Workers who carry out specific and specialized activities within a
large-scale mass production process are also classified.
1. WORKERS IN PRODUCTION PROCESSES. Whenever the name of a trade, position or position

can be classified in either group 52 or 53: seamstress, printer, bookbinder, etc., review the job
information to see if it operates any type of machinery or equipment and on what productive
process is working. If the information is not clear enough, consult the data of battery 4, to find
out if the job is carried out in a factory, in which case you must assign the corresponding key
of group 53; Otherwise, it must be classified in group 52.
EXAMPLES:
______ SEAMSTRESS CLOTHES FACTORY 2

SEW NECKS MANUFACTURING OF SHIRTS
______ TURBINE FACTORY 2

OPERATE THE TURBINE MELT SILVER AND GOLD
______ PLASTIC INJECTOR "PLASTIMEX" FACTORY 2

WATCH A MACHINE PLASTIC ITEMS
______ PRINTER "EDITORIAL TRILLAS" 2

PRINT BOOKS PRINTING AND EDITING
OF PUBLICATIONS
______ BINDER PAPER PRODUCTS FACTORY 2

BIND MAKE NOTEBOOKS, SHEETS
MACHINE
______ CERAMIC POLISHER IN HIS HOUSE 1

POLISH CERAMIC OBJECTS MAKE CERAMIC PIECES
______ CABLE ASSEMBLER XEROS 2

MANUALLY ASSEMBLE MANUFACTURE OF PHOTOCOPIERS
ELECTRICAL WIRING
______ TORCH OPERATOR GLASS BLOWING WORKSHOP 1

BLOW GLASS MAKE GLASS FIGURES
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2. DESCRIPTIONS OF WORKERS. When the occupation description indicates that it is a worker,

consult the task information to find out what type of machinery it operates or what industrial
process it participates in and also consult all the data in battery 4, to determine if it is a worker
which should be classified in main group 52 or 53.
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EXAMPLES:
______WORKER "BLASITO" FACTORY 2

MAKE THE SHOE CUT MAKE SHOES
______SEAMSTRESS FACTORY "FANNY" 2

MAKE DRESSES MANUFACTURE CLOTHING ITEMS
______WORKER "ROBOCOP" FACTORY 2

CUT SCREWS MAKE SCREWS
______WORKER FACTORY 2
PREPARE PASTE PAPER MANUFACTURING
CELLULOSE FOR PAPER
______GENERAL WORKER INDUSTRIAL PROMOTER OF 2

MIX AND EMPTY THE AQUASYSTEMS
PRIMARY ELEMENTS FOR TO THE PREPARATION OF FOOD
SHRIMP FOR SHRIMP
______DIE CUTTER FACTORY 2

OPERATE THE DIE MAKE TYPEWRITERS
3. WORKERS IN PACKAGING OR PACKAGING ACTIVITIES. When the occupation description indicates factory
or freezer packaging activities, analyze the type of products mentioned. If it is necessary to operate some
type of machinery to do this work, classify the information in main group 53. If the packaging is done in a
workshop or at home, or if it is a manual activity or it is not possible to specify how is done, encode the
information into main group 54.
EXAMPLES:
______ OPERATOR FACTORY 2

CANNING VINYL PAINT MAKE PAINT
______ PACKER TEXTILE WORKSHOP 2

PACK CHILDREN'S CLOTHES MAKES CLOTHES
______ WORKER CALIDRA FACTORY 2

FILL BAGS WITH LIME MAKE LIME
______ PACKER POTTERY 2

PACKING DINNERWARE FOR YOUR MAKE POTS, DINNERWARE,
TRANSPORTATION ETC
4. ASSEMBLERS AND ASSEMBLERS. When the response in occupation corresponds to an assembler, assembler
or framer who carries out his activities using hand tools or machinery, the following must be considered: if
these tasks are carried out in a factory, assign the corresponding code of group 53. If they are carried out in
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a small workshop or At home you must classify it within main group 52.
Four. Five
EXAMPLES:
______ WORKER PREFINISHED FACTORY OF BAJIO 2

ASSEMBLE THE SHOES MANUFACTURE OF RES SOLE
______ CONNECTOR ASSEMBLER COMPANY "XEROX" 2

ASSEMBLE ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS MANUFACTURE OF PHOTOCOPIERS
______ ASSEMBLER WORK ON YOUR OWN 1

ASSEMBLE CARDBOARD BOXES ASSEMBLY OF BOXES AT YOUR HOME
______ ASSEMBLER "FORD" FACTORY 2

ASSEMBLE HARNESSES FOR CARS MANUFACTURE OF CARS
5. WORKERS IN THE MANUFACTURING OF METALLIC AND ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS.

Subgroup 534 includes all those workers who, within the industrial process, operating a
machine, melt, draw, polish or galvanize, cut and assemble or assemble, whether tools,
machinery, equipment or metal products or electrical or electronic parts. However, it is
common for occupation to only declare the general process: developing or making products.
If this is the case and it is not clearly specified which part of the process the employee
performs, assign the assembly key, 5344 or 5345, as appropriate to metallic products or
electrical or electronic parts.
EXAMPLES:
______ INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY OPERATOR “LG” INDUSTRIAL PLANT

REFRIGERATOR FACTORY MANUFACTURING OF USE APPLIANCES
DOMESTIC AND ELECTRONIC
______ ASSEMBLER SALTILLO FORD

ASSEMBLE PARTS, HARNESSES FOR CARS ASSEMBLY AND MANUFACTURE OF
MOTOR VEHICLES
______ OPERATOR MAQUILADORA FACTORY

MANUFACTURE CARBURETORS FOR CARS VOLKWAGEN SUBSIDIARY
COMPONENTS FOR CARS
______ GALVANIZING MACHINE OPERATOR “PM STELLE” FACTORY

IS IN CHARGE OF GALVANIZING PARTS FURNITURE MANUFACTURING
METALLIC FURNITURE FOR OFFICE FOR OFFICE
6. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION OF OPERATORS. When the name of the occupation

corresponds to a machinery operator, but the tasks have not been specified as to what they
consist of or the type of industry where they work, assign the code 5390 of "other workers
who perform an occupation related to those included in this cluster".
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______ WORKER FACTORY 2

OPERATE A MACHINE FACTORY
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______ OPERATOR INDUSTRY 2

WATCH A MACHINE DOES NOT KNOW
______ ASSEMBLER FACTORY 2

ASSEMBLE PRODUCTS MAKE PRODUCTS
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MAIN GROUP 54 ASSISTANTS, PAWN AND SIMILAR IN THE PROCESS OF

ARTISAN AND INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING AND IN ACTIVITY
REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE DES
This main group classifies workers who carry out auxiliary or support activities within artisanal and
industrial production processes, as well as in construction, installation, repair and maintenance
activities. The activities they carry out are characterized by basically requiring physical effort, motor
skills and basic knowledge that is easy to learn, such as: supplying or carrying material for qualified
workers who work in industrial production processes, loading and unloading raw materials or the
finished product. , assist in the operation of machinery or equipment, manually pack finished
products, etc.
1. HELPERS AND PAWNS. When the information refers to support occupations of specialized
workers within production processes, review the data in question 3 to assign the key of the
corresponding unit group of this main group. But be especially careful with the descriptions of
assistants, assistants and similar of bosses, managers, coordinators, supervisors, inspectors
and similar, since if tasks specify that they perform supervisory, organizational and control
functions, they must be classified in the main group 51 .
EXAMPLES:
______ WORKER PRINTING "SANCHEZ"

PRINTING ASSISTANT BOOK PRINTING
______ WORKER ON THE WORK

CARPENTER'S ASSISTANT CONSTRUCTION
______ VULCANIZER ASSISTANT VULCANIZER

VULCANIZE RIMS VULCANIZE RIMS
______ ASSISTANT CONSTRUCTOR "DE LA ROSA"

HELP THE PAINTER PAINTS HOUSES
______ PAWN AT CUSTOMERS' HOMES

TURN GRAVEL, SAND BUILD HOUSES
______ WORKER "ASARCO" MINE

CLEAN MACHINES MINERAL EXTRACTION
______ HEAD ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL SWITCH FACTORY

ACCEPT OR REJECT FINISHED PRODUCTS. MAKE ELECTRICAL SWITCHES FOR
CARRY OUT QUALITY CONTROL OF ELECTRICAL WINDOW LIFTERS FOR
SWITCHES AUTOMOBILES
______ CONTRACTOR ASSISTANT "SIDOC" COMPREHENSIVE SUPERVISION

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CONSTRUCTION IS CARRIED OUT BUILDING AND SUPERVISION OF
PROPERLY URBANIZATION WORKS
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2. SUPPLIERS. When the task information specifies that you perform a job of supplying,
supplying, feeding or recovering raw materials within a factory, classify it in the corresponding
unit group of this main group.
EXAMPLES:
______ SAUSAGE PACKING ASSISTANT FACTORY "FUD"

PACK SAUSAGES PREPARE SAUSAGES
______ PAWN IN MINE COAL MINE

HELP EXTRACT MINERALS MINERAL COAL EXTRACTION
______ WORKER "MACMA" FACTORY

SUPPLY A MACHINE WITH FLOUR PREPARATION OF COOKIES
______ WORKER FACTORY

FEED THE FOUNDRY MACHINE MAKE STEEL SHEETS
______ WORKER FACTORY "STYLE2

RECOVER THE ROLE THAT THE PAPER MANUFACTURING
DISCARDED MACHINE
3. WORKERS IN LOADING AND UNLOADING ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE PRODUCTION OR

CODING PROCESS. When the information describes trades and activities of manual
loading and unloading of raw materials or products within the framework of production or
building processes in factories, workshops, construction sites, the corresponding key of this
main group (54) must be assigned. If the information indicates that the loaders or unloaders
work in service establishments, such as: supply centers, commercial warehouses, airports,
truck stations, docks, etc., you must assign the code 8126; and in the main group 41, if they
work on agricultural or livestock lands.
If the loader or unloader declares that they operate a forklift to carry out their work, they
must classify it in unit group 5502.
EXAMPLES:
______ STEVEDORE "MOCTEZUMA" BREWERRY

LOAD THE TRUCK WITH BEER BEER MAKING
______ ASSISTANT FACTORY

CARRY FABRICS MAKE CLOTHES
______ FACTORY CHARGER PAINT FACTORY

OPERATE FORKLIFT FOR THEY MAKE VINYL PAINT
CARRYING PAINT CANS
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DRIVE A FORKLIFT PRODUCT PREPARATION
OF PLASTIC
______ CHARGER CRAFTS WORKSHOP

CARRYING MATERIAL PREPARATION OF CLAY FIGURES
______ CHARGER “THE STAR” FACTORY

CARRY TOOLS THEY MANUFACTURE FOOD
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EXAMPLES:
______ CHARGER TRADE

ACCOMMODATE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AT RETAIL
______ CHARGER "TERAN" MARKET

LOADING BAGS OF VEGETABLES RETAIL SALE OF PRODUCTS
4. PACKERS. When the occupation information corresponds to a packer within production processes,
consult the rest of the information to find out if it is a manual packer or the packaging is carried out
through the use of machinery. You must also take into account the type of product they pack and if
it is not possible to know what they pack, assign the corresponding key of this main group.
EXAMPLES:
______ PACKER MODEL BREWERY"

PACK THE BEER CANS BEER MAKING
______ PACKER TEXTILE FACTORY

PACK THE SHIRTS CLOTHING MANUFACTURING
______ PACKER FACTORY "CANADA"

PUT THE SHOES INTO THEIR BOXES THEY MAKE TENNIS SHOES
______ PACKER "BARCEL" FACTORY

OPERATES A PACKAGING MACHINE PREPARATION OF SNACKS
5. INSUFFICIENTLY SPECIFIED INFORMATION ABOUT HELPERS, PAWNS AND THE LIKE.

When descriptions appear such as: worker's assistant or assistant, and it is not mentioned what
activities he performs, or what type of factory or workshop he works in, he must be classified in the
unitary group 5490 "other workers who carry out an occupation similar to those included in this
group ".
EXAMPLES:
______ ASSISTANT FACTORY

OF EVERYTHING DOES NOT KNOW
______ PAWN FACTORY

HELP DO ANYTHING MANUFACTURE
______ WORKER INDUSTRY

CARRIER DOES NOT KNOW
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MAIN GROUP 55 DRIVERS AND ASSISTANTS TO DRIVERS

MOBILE MACHINERY AND MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION
This group includes workers who operate all types of mobile machinery and transport vehicles
within the agricultural, forestry, industrial, construction, commerce and service sectors for the
transportation of goods or people. These workers are basically classified according to the type
of vehicle they operate.
EXAMPLES:
______ TRACTORIST IN THE COUNTRYSIDE

DRIVE A TRACTOR TO AGRICULTURE
______ TRAIN DRIVER RAILWAYS

DRIVE A TRAIN TRANSPORT PEOPLE AND FREIGHT
______ FREIGHT TRUCK DRIVER "JIMENEZ" FREIGHTS

DRIVE TRUCKING
______ PILOT SECRETARY OF FISHERIES

DRIVE A PLANE SUPPORT FISHING
1. DRIVER IN THE TRANSPORTATION OF PEOPLE OR GOODS. When the occupation is

described as operator, driver or conductor, you must consult the task information to know
what type of vehicle it operates and/or what it transports: people or merchandise, as
appropriate and assign the respective code.
EXAMPLES:
______ DRIVER COMPANY

DRIVE A TRUCK TRANSPORTING CROPS
______ DRIVER IN THE COLONIES

DRIVE TRANSPORT DEBRIS
______ BUS DRIVER COOPERATIVE

TRANSPORT PEOPLE DRIVE A PASSENGER TRUCK
______ BOATMAN IN THE PORT

DRIVE A PASSENGER BOAT TRANSPORT PEOPLE
______ MULETEER ON YOUR OWN

LOWER CARGO MULES TRANSPORT WOOD
2. FREIGHT TRUCK DRIVERS. When the occupation description corresponds to a cargo truck
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that he works in a factory, in establishments that provide freight services (regular and
specialized) and removals, he must assign the key corresponding to freight truck drivers.
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EXAMPLES:
______ UNIT OPERATOR FACTORY "PANAM"

DRIVE A TRAILER MANUFACTURING OF SHOES
______ TRUCK OPERATOR "CHIHUAHUA" FREIGHTS

CARRY REGULAR CARGO PUBLIC FREIGHT SERVICE
______ DRIVER FACTORY "TIMON"

DRIVE A TRUCK YARN MANUFACTURING
______ DRIVER "HERNANDEZ" MOVES

DRIVE A TRUCK LOCAL AND FOREIGN REMOVALS
3. MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATOR. When the driver's occupation is accompanied by tasks such
as operating a motor vehicle to transport or deliver products to homes, houses, factories,
offices, etc., assign code 5521, as long as your duties consist only of operating the
unit. If the occupation description indicates that it is a delivery driver and his tasks also
consist of managing a unit, distributing or delivering merchandise, you must code it in code
7121. If the occupation refers to a driver who distributes or delivers the merchandise,
promote the product, sell and get paid, then encode the information in unit group 7111.
EXAMPLES:
______ DELIVERY DRIVER "SAN MARCOS" PURIFIED WATER

DISTRIBUTE AND SELL WATER PURIFICATION, PACKAGING
AND SALE OF WATER
______ DELIVERY MAN BUTCHER SHOP

DELIVERY MEAT SALE OF MEAT
______ DELIVERY DRIVER "RIVAS" MATERIALS HOUSE

TAKE MATERIAL TO HOME SALE OF MATERIAL FOR
CONSTRUCTION
______ BARCEL DELIVERY DRIVER "BARCEL" FACTORY

DRIVE A TRUCK, DELIVERY PREPARATION OF SNACKS AND SWEETS
AND CHARGE THE PRODUCTS
4. INSUFFICIENTLY SPECIFIED DRIVER INFORMATION. When the occupation corresponds

to drivers and the tasks only describe that they drive motor vehicles without specifying
whether they transport people or goods, you must assign code 5529, “other workers who
perform an occupation similar to those included in this subgroup.” ; If you only declare
yourself as a driver or driver and the type of transport you drive cannot be identified, you
must assign code 5590.
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______ DRIVER COMPANY

DRIVE TRUCK DRIVER
______ TRANSPORT OPERATOR IN THE CITY

DRIVE A TRUCK TO TRANSPORT
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______ DRIVER IN THE COUNTRY

OPERATE LAND TRANSPORTATION TO LAND TRANSPORTATION
______ DRIVER DRIVE
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MAIN GROUP 61 DEPARTMENT HEADS, COORDINATORS AND SUPER

VIEWERS IN ADMINISTRATIVE AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
SERVICES
The administrative heads, supervisors and inspectors classified in this group carry out tasks of
coordination, planning, organization, supervision and inspection of administrative, operational and
technical activities, in order to guarantee the correct functioning of areas or departments in health
services. , education, justice, accounting, administration, transportation, social research and
infrastructure, cultural, recreation, restaurant, lodging and agricultural support services.
1. BOSSES, SUPERVISORS, INSPECTORS AND THE LIKE. To differentiate the occupations of boss,
supervisor, inspector, etc., which are classified in groups 41, 51 and 61, you must take into account
the following criteria:
1.1 If they organize, coordinate and directly supervise agricultural, livestock, forestry or forestry
production and mention that they are employees of the ranch, farm or agricultural estate, they
are classified in main group 41. If they mention that they are employees of any public office or
government program that attend or coordinate projects for the agricultural sector, such as
SAGARPA, FERTIMEX, PROCAMPO, etc., are classified in subgroup 617.
EXAMPLES:
______ PAWN COORDINATOR AGRICULTURAL RANCH

COORDINATE AGRICULTURAL TASKS TOMATO PRODUCTION
______ HEAD OF AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT TRUST

COORDINATE SUPPORT PROGRAMS AGROINDUSTRIAL
AGRICULTURAL PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE SECTOR
AGRICULTURAL
1.2 If the information on occupation or tasks specifies that they organize, supervise or directly
control the activities of a group of workers during the process of artisanal or industrial
production, repair, installation and maintenance, they are classified in the main group. 51.
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______ PRODUCTION MANAGER TEXTILE FACTORY "SAN MARCOS"

MONITORING THAT PRODUCTION IS COMPLIED QUILT MANUFACTURING
COVERS, SHEETS, ETC.
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EXAMPLES:
______ QUALITY CONTROL SUPERVISOR HEAVY MACHINERY FACTORY

INSPECT THAT THE PRODUCTS BUILD HEAVY MACHINERY
COMPLY WITH QUALITY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
______ QUALITY INSPECTOR FACTORY "BUMEX SA"

CHECK THE WORKERS AND THE QUALITY MANUFACTURE OF PORCELAIN
OF SOME PRODUCTS SPARK PLUGS
1.3 If they organize, coordinate or supervise administrative, accounting, financial, IT,

statistics, professional services (research, consulting, promotion, etc.), infrastructure
(water, gas, etc.), cleaning, lodging, etc. activities. , are classified in the main group 61.
EXAMPLES:
______ CHIEF NURSE JUAREZ HOSPITAL

COORDINATE NURSES TO THE HEALTH OF THE POPULATION
______ HEAD OF PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF FINE

SUPERVISE AND COORDINATE THE ARTS
STAFF ACTIVITIES EXHIBITION OF CULTURAL EVENTS
AND EDUCATIONAL
______ PRICE INSPECTOR SECOFI

WATCH THE OFFICIAL PRICES CONTROLLED OF MARKETING
______ TRANSPORTATION CHIEF "BARCEL" FACTORY

COORDINATE OPERATORS PREPARE SNACKS
OF TRANSPORTATION
______ SYSTEMS CHIEF BLINDS FACTORY

DEVELOP COMPUTER SYSTEMS MAKE BLINDS AND CURTAINS
______ VULCANOLOGY RESEARCHER UNAM

HEAD OF THE VULCANOLOGY DEPARTMENT CONDUCT RESEARCH AND
TEACHING
2. COORDINATORS. When the occupation description is that of coordinator, before assigning a

key, review the tasks and the hierarchy level; if this indicates that it is a department or area
section coordinator, you must assign the corresponding key of this main group 61. that of
the 21st is a national, regional, state or general coordinator, since this case would refer to a
manager at a higher hierarchical level.
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______ ATM COORDINATOR CENTER BANK

SUPERVISE CASHIER INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT,
ACCOUNTS, ETC.
______ SALES COORDINATOR COCA COLA

COORDINATE SALES PREPARATION OF SOFT DRINKS
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EXAMPLES:
______ GENERAL COORDINATOR OF SECRETARY OF COMMUNICATIONS

TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORTATION
PLAN AND ORGANIZE REGULATE COMMUNICATION
SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS AND THE TRANSPORT
______ SECTION COORDINATOR SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE

SUPERVISE PEST CONTROL APPLY AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS
______ VICE-PRESIDENTIAL COORDINATOR TELEVISA

COORDINATE STAFF TRANSMISSION OF PROGRAMS
SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION OF TV
3. MANAGERS AND RESPONSIBLE. With the occupations of manager and manager, you must
be careful when coding and follow the following instruction: if specified in tasks, questions 3,
7a and 9g of the COE, which coordinate, supervise and supervise administrative personnel,
you must code the description in this main group . But if they specify that they carry out the
work themselves and do not indicate that they coordinate other workers, they must be
classified in main group 62. Likewise, if they declare themselves to be in charge or
responsible for shops or businesses that provide personal services and also serve the
public, code them in the group 71, 81 or 83, as appropriate.
EXAMPLES:
______ VIDEO CENTER MANAGER VIDEO CENTER "LAS TORRES"

RENT VIDEO MOVIES, GET CHARGED VIDEO RENTAL
______ WAREHOUSE MANAGER "LA BONITA" CLOTHING FACTORY

WATCH WAREHOUSE WORKERS CLOTHING
______ SECURITY OFFICER BANKING INSTITUTION

CARRY OUT BUILDING SURVEILLANCE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES OF THE
BANK
______ COMMERCE MANAGER HARDWARE STORE "LA ROSA"

MAKES THE SALE OF ELECTRICAL MATERIAL SALE OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
4. PROFESSIONALS WITH MIDDLE MANAGEMENT POSITIONS. If the occupation description

corresponds to bosses, coordinators or supervisors of professionals in activities of a
technical nature, educational services, medical services, transportation, communication,
cultural, recreation, etc., they are classified in this group, regardless of the educational level
that the person declares. have.
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______ HEAD OF DEPARTMENT TERRANOVA SCHOOL LIC. IN 1

PSYCHO-PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION PSYCHOPEDAGOGICAL COUNSELING
COORDINATE PLANS TO EDUCATION
STUDY
______ CHIEF OF PLASTIC SURGERY I.MS.S. DOCTOR 1

COORDINATE DOCTORS SOCIAL SECURITY SURGEON
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EXAMPLES:
______ CHIEF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PARASTATAL OF THE GOVERNMENT CHEMICAL ENGINEER 1

MONITOR THE TREATMENT OF WATER TREATMENT
BLACK WATER BLACK
______ PROJECT MANAGER DRINKING WATER COMMISSION ARCHITECT 1

CONSTRUCTION COORDINATE THE DISTRIBUTION
CARRY OUT PROJECTS FOR OF WATER
DAMS
______ CHIEF ACCOUNTANT PEMEX CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 1

EVERYTHING RELATED OIL DISTRIBUTION
TO ACCOUNTING
______ HEAD OF DEPARTMENT PACKAGING COMPANY LAWYER 1

LEGAL MANUFACTURING OF PACKAGING
HANDLE LEGAL MATTERS
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MAIN GROUP 62 ACTIVITY SUPPORT WORKERS

ADMINISTRATIVE
This group includes workers who perform simple and routine administrative tasks that support
the proper functioning of public and private offices or establishments, such as: typing
transcription of documents; registration of entries and exits of materials, merchandise or people
in warehouses or warehouses; information or orientation to the public; collection, payment or
loan of money, merchandise, tickets, etc., in various establishments or at the client's home;
control and supply of materials; registration, delivery and distribution of messages and parcels;
control of transport services, etc.
1. SECRETARIES. If in the occupation questions a secretary appears in the description and the
tasks they perform describe that they perform activities other than their job, such as:
capturing data, accounting, making sales, etc., it must be classified according to the
information. that appears in tasks. If you describe tasks such as filing, answering the phone,
performing computer tasks, serving clients, among other tasks typical of secretaries, you
must assign the code 6200.
EXAMPLES:
______ SECRETARY IMPORT STORE

MAKE SALES SALE OF MERCHANDISE
______ SECRETARY CHILDREN'S CLOTHING FACTORY

TYPING DOCUMENTS, TEXTILE INDUSTRY
ANSWER THE PHONE
______ SECRETARY DOCTOR'S OFFICE

NOTE PATIENT APPOINTMENTS ATENDING PEOPLE
______ SECRETARY OFFICE

RECEPTIONIST FINANCIAL OPERATIONS
______ SECRETARY LAW FIRM

KEEP ACCOUNTING BRING LEGAL CASES
2. STOREKEEPERS. When occupations of workers appear in activities of control of merchandise,

raw materials, tools, equipment, documents, etc., in warehouses, warehouses or
warehouses, within commercial, industrial or service establishments, they must be classified
in this main group 62. In group 71, if they carry out commercial activities in establishments,
such as: serving, dispatching and charging customers.
EXAMPLES:
______ WAREHOUSE EMPLOYEE IMSS

KEEP RECORD AND CLASSIFY MEDICAL CONSULTATION
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______ STORER "LA CONTINENTAL" FACTORY

STORE TOOLS MAKE PAPER
AND PAPER ROLLS
______ WAREHOUSE WAREHOUSE "BACO" FACTORY

SORT AND STORE PRODUCE SCHOOL ITEMS
FINISHED PRODUCTS
______ STORER COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE

SERVE CUSTOMERS SALE OF FABRICS
3. MESSENGERS. Workers who are dedicated to delivering or distributing packages and messages to offices, companies, private homes, etc.
are classified in group 62.
EXAMPLES:
______ RECEIPT DELIVERY MAN TELMEX

DISTRIBUTE PHONE RECEIPTS TELEPHONE SERVICE
AT CUSTOMERS' HOMES
______ DELIVERY COURIER NOTARY

DELIVERY MESSAGES WRITE ASSETS
______ DELIVERY DRIVER POST OFFICE

DELIVERY COURIER PACKAGES PACKAGE DELIVERY
TO THE RECIPIENTS
4. WORKERS IN THE OPERATIONAL CONTROL OF TRANSPORTATION. Classify here the workers who carry out control activities over the
transportation service in general in bus stations, railway and subway stations, sea ports, and airports.
EXAMPLES:
______ LUGGAGE REGISTER "AEROMEXICO"

KEEP CONTROL OF THE LUGGAGE TRANSPORTATION OF PEOPLE
______ TRAIN DISPATCHER MEXICO CITY METRO

NOTE ARRIVAL TIMES AND TRANSPORTATION OF PEOPLE
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS TO THE STATION
______ ROUTE MANAGER SUBURBAN TRANSPORTATION

INDICATE THE ROUTE TO THE OPERATORS TO THE TRANSPORTATION OF PASSENGERS
WHAT THEY SHOULD FOLLOW AND KEEP CONTROL
OF THE TIMES
______ ANNOUNCER GUADALAJARA AIRPORT

ANNOUNCE AIRCRAFT DEPARTURES AIRPORTS AND SERVICES
AUXILIARIES
______ ARCHIVIST OFFICE

ARCHIVE DOCUMENTS DO FEDERAL PROCEDURES
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5. ADMINISTRATIVE EMPLOYEES. When descriptions such as employee or office worker appear and
the task information indicates that you perform tasks such as making reservations, delivering letters,
encoding information, filing documents and files, charging, etc., assign the corresponding key for this
group; If the information is not sufficient to assign a specific code, but it does allow us to determine
that these are workers who carry out simple and routine administrative activities, assign the code of
this main group.
EXAMPLES:
______ CLERK DISPATCH

MAKE PHOTOSTATIC COPIES LITIGATE
______ COLLECTOR IN TRUCKS "YELLOW ARROW GROUP"

CHARGE PASSENGERS FOREIGN TRANSPORTATION OF
PASSENGERS
______ EMPLOYEE MEXICAN POSTAL SERVICE

SELL STAMPS MAIL SERVICE
______ CASHIER MALL

REGISTER THE PRICE, COLLECT SALE OF VARIOUS PRODUCTS
______ CLERK OFFICE

BRING THE FILE GENERATION OF STATISTICS
6. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION. When these are general descriptions such as an office worker or
administrative worker and the tasks performed are not specified, you must code them with the code
6290.
EXAMPLES:
______ CLERK LEGAL OFFICE

CLERK ATTEND LEGAL MATTERS
______ ADMINISTRATIVE WORKER MEDICAL CLINIC

FILE RECORDS CURE DISEASES
______ CLERK FACTORY

IN THE OFFICE MAKE METAL TUBES
FERROUS
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MAIN GROUP 71 TRADERS, TRADE EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS

SALES
This group includes workers who carry out marketing activities, that is, the purchase and sale of goods and services in
establishments or commercial premises, in markets, supply centers, flea markets, markets on wheels or at customers' homes in
representation of a company and inside your own home. To code this type of occupations, you must analyze the rest of the
information together, especially that noted in questions 3b, 3h and 4e, 4f or 7c, as appropriate.
1. When descriptions of the owner or proprietor of a commercial establishment appear, review the information noted in question
3 (tasks or functions), in economic activity, and in question 3a to verify the situation at work.
Proceed as indicated below.
1.1 If the owner or proprietor declares to personally serve customers in the sale of merchandise, assign the code 7100.
Also assign this code if the owner or proprietor declares that he manages his business, but also serves customers.
1.2 Assign code 2122 only in those cases in which the owner or proprietor indicates that his tasks consist exclusively of
managing his business, as long as it is an employer, with 2 or more employees.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 3d 4c 4e 4f
______ PREMISES OWNER GROCERY STORES 2 1 1 1

SELL GROCERIES SALE OF GROCERIES
______ OWNER LOCAL 2 1 1 1

SERVES THE LOCATION SELL CHEESE
______ OWNER COMPUTER TRADE 2 1 2

MANAGE YOUR BUSINESS COMPUTER SALE
______ OWNER MARKET 2 1 1 1

WORK ON YOUR BUSINESS SELL LEGUMES
______ OWNER TRADER REFACCIONARIA "ROGELIO" 2 1 2

MANAGE THE REFACTION STORE SALE OF SPARE PARTS FOR
CAR
______ OWNER SHOW MRS. ARACELY VALDEPEÑA 2 1 1 4 06

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2. MANAGERS AND MANAGERS OF AREA OR COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. When the occupation information indicates that you are
in charge or responsible for a small commercial establishment and the tasks mention serving customers, dispatching and collecting
merchandise and/or coordinating the activities of employees or assistants, you must assign the code 7110 corresponding to managers
or assistants. trade managers.
On the other hand, area managers or managers, supervisors and inspectors of large commercial establishments are classified in unit
group 6160.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 3h 4c 4e
______ IN CHARGE PHARMACY "THE LIGHT" 1 1 1 3

SUPERVISE WORKERS MEDICINE SALE
______ IN CHARGE LIQUOR STORE 1 1 1 3

SALE OF LIQUORS FOR SALE
______ BUSINESS MANAGER CANDY SHOP 1 1 1 3

SERVES CUSTOMERS WHOLESALE CANDY SALE
______ CASH MANAGER MEXICAN COMMERCIAL 1 1 2

SUPERVISE CASHIER RETAIL SALE
3. EMPLOYEES IN COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. Classify in this group employees or assistants in establishments and those who go to
clients' homes on behalf of a company. Workers who do not represent any company are classified in main group 72. To know if this is
an establishment or mobile worker, you must review the information noted in questions 4e and 4f.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 3h 4e 4f 4h
______ EMPLOYEE LOTTERY POSITION 2 1 4 10

SELL LOTTERY TICKETS SALE OF LOTTERY TICKETS
______ EMPLOYEE "BIMBO" BREAD FACTORY 1 1 1

DISTRIBUTE, ACCOMMODATE AND COLLECT PREPARATION AND SALE OF BREAD
THE PRODUCTS
______ PHARMACY DISPENSER PHARMACY "EL FENIX" 1 1 1

DISPATCH PURCHASED MEDICINE SALE OF MEDICATIONS
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SELL CLOTHING ITEMS CLOTHING FOR SALE
______ DEMONSTRATION "FABRICAS DE FRANCIA" SA DE CV 1 1 1

SHOW BEAUTY PRODUCTS SALE OF RETAIL PRODUCTS
______ TORTILLA DISPENSER TORTILLERIA "LA GORDA DELICIOSA" 1 1 1

SERVE CUSTOMERS PREPARATION AND SALE OF
CORN TORTILLAS
______ REAL STATE SELLER FUTURAMA REAL ESTATE 1 1 2

SELL HOUSES AND LAND
4. DELIVERYERS. Classify in unit group 7121 workers whose main activity consists of delivering products to the customer's home, regardless
of the
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type of vehicle used to transport the products. Be especially careful with occupations whose tasks consist of selling, promoting the sale
of merchandise and their distribution, since they must be classified in unit group 7111, since they are salespeople.
You must also be especially careful with the occupations of delivery drivers whose tasks specify being responsible only for operating or
driving the unit.
to transport products or merchandise, since they are classified in unit group 5521.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 3h 4h
______ DRIVER BOTTLER 1 1 2

SALE OF SOFT DRINKS IN THE PREPARATION OF SOFT DRINKS
STORES
______ DELIVERY DRIVER CONSTRUCTOR 1 1 2

DELIVERY MATERIAL BUILD HOUSES
CONSTRUCTION
______ DRIVER VEGETABLE FREEZER 1 1 2

TRANSPORT FRESH VEGETABLES "THE ORCHARD"
FROZEN AND PACKED
VEGETABLES
______ "BARCEL" DELIVERY DRIVER "BARCEL" FACTORY 1 1 2

DISTRIBUTE AND SELL PRODUCTS PREPARATION OF SNACKS AND SWEETS
"BARCEL
______ DELIVERY DRIVER "CRYSTAL" WATER 1 1 2

DISTRIBUTE AND SELLS THE WATER WATER PURIFICATION AND SALE
5. AGENTS OR SALES REPRESENTATIVES. Descriptions of product sellers such as AVON, STANHOME, JAFRA or another brand that sell
their merchandise on the street or from house to house, you should consult the information in question 3a and 3b. If code 1 and 2 are
marked, respectively, assign code 7130; Otherwise, assign key 7201.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 3b 4c 4e 4f
______ JEWELRY SELLER JEWELRY SALE 2 1 1 4 08

SELL GOLD JEWELRY IN OFFICES OR HOMES
INDIVIDUALS
______ PALLET SELLER PALETERIA "LA MICHOACANA" 2 1 1 4 02

SELL ICE PALLETS IN A PREPARATION AND SALE OF
TROLLEY ICE CREAM AND POLLS
______ AVON SALES WORKER DISTRIBUTION AND SALE 2 1 1 4 08

FOR SALE AVON PRODUCTS AVON PRODUCTS
______ STANHOME PROMOTER MANUFACTURE AND SALE 2 1 1 4 08

PRODUCT SALE FROM STANHOME PRODUCTS
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6. INSUFFICIENTLY SPECIFIED INFORMATION FROM TRADERS. When the information on

occupation, tasks and even economic activity does not specify whether the trade is carried
out in a fixed or mobile establishment, you must assign the code 7190 of "other workers
who carry out an occupation similar to those included in this group."
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 3b 4e 4f
______ BUSINESSMAN IN THE LOCAL 2 1 3

TRADE SALE OF MERCHANDISE
______ BUSINESSMAN IN THE MIDDLE 2 1 4 eleven
SELL LEGUMES SELL LEGUMES
______ BUSINESSMAN IN LA MERCED 1 1 4 eleven
BUY AND SELL BUY AND SELL

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MAIN GROUP 72 STREET VENDORS AND WORKERS

WALKERS IN SERVICES
This group is classified as people who declared that they are dedicated to street commerce and
those who stated that they work on public roads or from house to house offering various services,
without representing any company.
1. WALKING MERCHANT. When there are descriptions of merchants and economic activity, it
is mentioned that commerce is carried out in places or establishments that are not intended
for commerce, such as schools, churches, buildings, hospitals, offices, door to door, at the
home of clients, etc., without representing any company, must assign the corresponding
key to the main group 72.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 3h 4c 4e 4f
______ SALES ASSISTANT IN THE CHURCH 1 3 1 4 03

SELLS FLOWERS FLOWER SALE
______ BUSINESSMAN AT THE HOSPITAL 1 1 1 4 03

DELIVERY GORDITAS SELL FATIES
______ BUSINESSMAN FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE 1 3 1 4 02

SELL TAMALES SALE OF TAMALES
______ MUSICIAN ON THE STREETS 1 1 1 4 02

PLAY MARIMBA PLAY MUSIC
______ LOTTERY SELLER ON THE STREET 2 1 4 03

SELL LOTTERY TICKETS WORK ON YOUR OWN
______ NEWSPAPER ON CRUISES 2 1 4 02

SELL NEWSPAPER SPELL THE NEWSPAPER
______ BUSINESSMAN IN THE MARKETS 2 1 4 02

SELL MATCHES SALE OF MATCHES
______ JELLY SELLER IN THE OFFICES 2 1 1 4 04

SELL GELATINS SELL GELATINS
2. SALES AGENTS. When the description refers to a merchant who works on the street, find out the type of product he
sells; If you sell products such as: computers, machinery, medicines, real estate, etc., they are sales agents,
which are classified in subgroup 713.
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EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 3h 4c 4e 4h
______ EMPLOYEE IN THE BUSINESS OF 1 1 2 1 3

SELL ADVERTISING CUSTOMERS SELL
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EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 3h 4c 4e 4h
______ SELLER ON THE STREET 1 2 1 3

SELLS PHOTOCOPIERS SALE OF PHOTOCOPIERS
______ BEAUTY SALON SUPPLIER EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTOR 1 2 1 3

SELL BEAUTY EQUIPMENT SELL AESTHETIC EQUIPMENT
______ SELLER ON THE STREET 1 2 1 3

SELL LOTS OF PANTHEONS SALE OF PANTHEON LOTS
3. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION FROM STREET VENDORS. When descriptions of street

vendors are obtained and no further details are given, you must assign code 7209 of "other
workers who perform an occupation related to those included in this subgroup", corresponding
to street vendors.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3a 4c 4e 4f
______ PEDDLER TRADE 1 1 4 02

TRADE TRADE
______ BUSINESSMAN WORK ON THE STREET 1 1 4 02

SALES DOES NOT KNOW
______ WALKING ON PUBLIC ROADS 1 1 4 02

TRADE SALES
4. TRAVELING WORKERS IN PERSONAL SERVICES. Subgroup 721 classifies street workers

who provide their services on public roads performing tasks such as: washing cars, juggling,
swallowing fire, singing in trucks, etc., in exchange for a tip.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3b 4c 4e 4f
______ INDEPENDENT WORK ON THE STREET 1 1 4 02

CLEAN WINDSHIELD CLEAN WINDSHIELD
______ MARIACHI MARIACHI GROUP 1 1 4 08

SING IN A GROUP SING RANCHERA MUSIC
______ JUGGLER ON THE STREET ON YOUR OWN 1 1 4 03

MAKES LUCKS WITH A BALL JUGGLE
______ CAR CAR CAREER ON THE STREET 1 1 4 03

CARE AND CLEAN CARS WASH AND CARE FOR CARS
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HELP LADIES WITH THE LOAD BAGS WITH FOODS
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5. TRAVEL AND ESTABLISHMENT WORKERS. When descriptions appear such as a merchant

or seller who makes sales on the street, review the part corresponding to job position; If it is
a self-employed person, code the information in group 72. If it is an employee, code it in unit
group 7111.
EXAMPLES:
______ PEDDLER STREET 1 1 4 06

MAKES AND SELLS HATS MAKE HATS
______ SELLER STREET 1 2 3

SELL ENCYCLOPEDIAS EDIT AND PRINT ENCYCLOPEDIAS
______ COOKIE SELLER IN HIS CAR 1 1 4 05

SELL COOKIES COOKIES FOR SALE
6. INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION ON TRAVEL WORKERS. Unitary group 7290 classifies

workers who declared themselves only as a street worker or street worker without specifying
whether it is the sale of items or a street service.
EXAMPLES:
______ WALKING ON THE STREET 1 1 4 02

WORK ON YOUR OWN WORK ON THE STREET
______ WORKER ON PUBLIC ROADS 1 1 4 02

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MAIN GROUP 81 WORKERS IN PERSONAL SERVICES IN

ESTABLISHMENTS
This group includes workers who are dedicated to providing personal services to the public, as long as
they perform them in fixed and semi-fixed establishments (street markets and markets on wheels) and
inside private homes.
1. WORKERS WHO PREPARE AND SERVE FOOD. When the occupation information corresponds to
workers who perform food preparation and sales tasks, in addition to direct customer service,
serving and collecting payments in fixed, semi-fixed establishments or inside their own home, code
8100 must be assigned. If This is a mobile food vendor, it must be classified in unit group 7210.
EXAMPLES:
______ TACOS SELLER IN A LOCAL

MAKE TACOS MAKE TACOS
______ RACK POSITION

SELL TACOS SALE OF TACOS
______ FONDERA INN

PREPARE AND SERVE FOOD FOOD SALE
______ PLAYER IN THE MARKET

PREPARE AND SELL JUICES SALE OF JUICES
______ GORDITAS MAKER IN YOUR OWN HOME

PREPARE GORDITAS AND SERVING FOOD SALE
TO THE CLIENTS
2. WORKERS WHO ONLY SERVE FOOD AND DRINKS. When occupancy information indicates that
you only serve food or prepare beverages, you must classify them with waiters and waiters in unit
group 8101.
EXAMPLES:
______ EMPLOYEE RESTAURANT

SERVE FOOD MEAL PREPARATION
______ IN CHARGE CAFÉ

SERVE CUSTOMERS FOOD SALE
______ WAITER ECONOMIC KITCHEN "SANTA ANITA"

TO SERVE THE CLIENTS FOOD SERVICE
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3. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING WORKERS. If the description or tasks correspond to a dry cleaner, ironer or clothes washer,
you must verify if they work in an establishment such as a dry cleaner, laundry, hotel or hospital to classify them in this
main group, since if they work in a factory or is part of an industrial process, it must be classified in subgroup 532.
EXAMPLES:
______ LAUNDRYMAN LAUNDRY

LAUNDRY LAUNDRY
______ DRYER DRY CLEANER

WASHING CLOTHING ITEMS CLOTHES CLEANING
______ LAUNDRYMAN TEXTILE FACTORY "ROSITA"

OPERATE WASHING MACHINE MANUFACTURE OF SHEETS, COVERS,
ETC
______ WASHERWOMAN IN A HOSPITAL

LAUNDRY MEDICAL SERVICES
______ GOALIE CINEMA

CHECK ENTRY TICKETS FILM PROJECTION
4. HOUSING AND CLEANING WORKERS IN ESTABLISHMENTS. If the occupation information corresponds to a worker
cleaning offices, hospitals, schools, public places (parks, streets, sports, etc.), they must be classified in group 81. Workers
who clean machinery or equipment are excluded. industrial facilities since they are classified in group 54, as well as
domestic workers who are classified in group 82.
EXAMPLES:
______ EMPLOYEE HOSPITAL

PERFORM CLEANING CARE FOR THE SICK
______ WORKER PRIVATE HOUSE

CLEANING SERVICE PRIVATE HOUSE
______ EMPLOYEE COMPUTER CENTER

SWEEP AND CLEAN COMPUTING
______ ASSISTANT AUTO SHOP

CLEAN AND GREASE ENGINES CAR REPAIR
5. WORKERS IN MOVABLE PROPERTY RENTAL SERVICES. Workers in rental services who are classified in this group are
those who rent movable property such as: tableware, videos, removals, suits, chairs, dishes, cars, etc. If they declare that
they are dedicated to the rental of real estate such as: commercial premises, homes, offices, party rooms, etc., they must
be classified in subgroup 713.
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______ SHOP EMPLOYEE "RENTACAR"

RENT CARS CAR RENTAL
______ STORE MANAGER SHOP

RENT SMOKING SUIT RENTAL
______ EMPLOYEE REAL ESTATE

RENT COMMERCIAL PREMISES LEASING PREMISES
______ MOVIE RENTER VIDEOCLUB

RENT MOVIES MOVIE RENTAL
6. PERSONAL CARE WORKERS. Workers in personal care and assistance carry out their tasks
in public charity establishments such as: nursing homes, orphanages, boarding schools,
clinics, etc. Nurses or people who care for children or the elderly in private homes are not
considered within this group since they are classified in unit group 1220 or subgroup 820,
as appropriate.
EXAMPLES:
______ EDUCATOR'S ASSISTANT KINDERGARTEN
TAKE CARE OF KIDS EDUCATION
______ EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT HOME

CARING FOR THE ELDERLY CARING FOR THE ELDERLY
______ NURSING ASSISTANT CLINIC

CARE FOR THE SICK CURE DISEASES
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MAIN GROUP 82 WORKERS IN DOMESTIC SERVICES
This group includes workers dedicated to domestic services, in homes, individuals, in tasks such as: washing and ironing clothes,
caring for children or the sick, preparing food, etc., in exchange for payment.
1. CLEANING AND CLEANING WORKERS IN PRIVATE HOMES. When the description indicates that it is a washer or ironer of
clothes in a private home, code 8200 must be assigned corresponding to workers in domestic services.
EXAMPLES:
______ CLOTHES IRONER IN SEVERAL PRIVATE HOUSES

IRON THE CLOTHES IRONING CLOTHES
______ DRYER DRY CLEANER

WASH AND IRON CLOTHES CLOTHES CLEANING
______ MAID IN A PARTICULAR HOUSE

HOUSEWORK DO HOUSEHOLD CHORES
______ DOMESTIC WORKER IN PRIVATE HOUSES

WASHING OTHERS HOUSEWORK
2. PERSONAL CARE WORKERS IN PRIVATE HOMES. When the information on occupation indicates that they are workers
who are dedicated to caring for children, the sick and the elderly in private homes, classify them in the unitary group 8201,
as long as they are not nurses, since they are classified in the group unitary 1131 or 1220, as appropriate.
EXAMPLES:
______ BABYSITTER WORK IN A PRIVATE HOME PRIMARY

BABY SITTING WORK ON YOUR OWN
______ EMPLOYEE “ANGELES” HOSPITAL TEC. IN NURSING 1

CARE FOR THE SICK TO HEALTH SURGEON
______ WORKER IN A PARTICULAR HOUSE PRIVATE ACCOUNTER 2

TAKE CARE OF AN OLD LADY WORK ON YOUR OWN
______ NURSE PATRON'S HOUSE TEC. IN NURSING 2

CARE FOR A SICK SICK CARE
3. WORKERS IN PERSONAL CARE IN INSTITUTIONS. When the description refers to babysitters or assistants to the elderly
who work in official or public institutions, it must be coded in code 8151.
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EXAMPLES:
______ BABYSITTER PRIVATE HOUSE

BABY SITTING DOMESTIC WORK
______ BABYSITTER STATE DAY CARE

SERVES CHILDREN CARE AND SOCIALIZATION
CHILDREN'S
4. DRIVERS, GARDENERS AND WATCHERS. When the registered information indicates jobs
such as driver, gardener or security guard, it must be verified in economic activity that
they work in private homes, residential units, residential areas, residential buildings,
etc., in order to classify them in this group. If they are workers in offices, companies,
public or private institutions, they are classified in groups 55, 81 and 83, respectively.
EXAMPLES:
______ GARDENER IN PRIVATE HOUSES

TAKE CARE OF GARDENS GARDENING
______ VIGILANT FACTORY

TAKE CARE OF THE FACILITIES TEXTILE INDUSTRY
______ GOALIE IN A CONDOMINIUM

OPEN AND CLOSE THE DOOR MONITOR THE CONDOMINIUM
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MAIN GROUP 83 WORKERS IN PROTECTION SERVICES AND

SURVEILLANCE AND ARMED FORCES
This group includes workers who are dedicated to the protection, care and security of the national
territory and the civilian population and their property.
1. FIREFIGHTERS (FIREFIGHTER). In the descriptions of firefighters it is necessary to be sure that

they are dedicated to putting out fires, since there are occupations where pump operators are
called firefighters and these are classified in main group 53.
EXAMPLES:
______ FIREFIGHTER FIRE BRIGADE

PUT OUT FIRES PUT OUT FIRES
______ FIREFIGHTER IN THE CITY COUNCIL

OPERATE THE WATER PUMP WATER DISTRIBUTION
______ FIREFIGHTER FIRE STATION

ANSWERING CALLS FOR HELP CONTROL FIRE
2. WORKERS FOR PROTECTION OF PEOPLE AND THEIR PROPERTY. Classify in unit group
8301 police officers and traffic agents whose main activity is to provide protection and security
services to the civilian population and their property against criminal acts, maintain public order
and vehicle control, among others. Be especially careful with workers who are only responsible
for monitoring and protecting commercial, industrial, stock exchange, hospital
establishments, etc., since they are classified in unit group 8303.
EXAMPLES:
______ POLICE COMMAND

TAKE CARE OF THE ORDER TO SURVEILLANCE
______ PEDESTAL TABLE FACTORY

TAKE CARE OF A FACTORY MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
______ JUDICIAL IN THE PGR

CONDUCT RESEARCH TO PUBLIC SAFETY
______ BODYGUARD SANYO

GIVE PERSONAL PROTECTION MANUFACTURING OF DEVICES
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE COMPANY ELECTRONICS
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3. CAR CAREER IN PARKING LOT. When the description or tasks indicate that they are dedicated to taking care
of cars, it must be verified that they work as an employee in an establishment to be able to classify them in
subgroup 830, since workers who take care of cars on the street, in exchange for a tip, are They are classified
in subgroup 721. To do this, consult the rest of the information to assign the corresponding key.
EXAMPLES:
______ VIGILANT ON THE STREET

CAR CARE TAKE CARE OF CARS ON THE STREET
______ CAR CAR CAREER PARKING LOT

TAKE CARE OF CARS PARKING LOT
______ CAR CAREER ON THE STREET

TAKE CARE OF CARS ON YOUR OWN
4. WORKERS OF THE ARMED FORCES. Descriptions of colonel, commander, lieutenant, captain, sergeant,
corporal, etc., should be classified as air, sea and land forces workers, as appropriate, unless the task
information indicates that it is another occupation: driver, cashier, doctor, etc., in which case you must prioritize
the tasks and assign the key of the respective main group.
EXAMPLES:
______ ARMY COMMANDER IN THE 13TH. MILITARY ZONE FOR

COORDINATE MILITARY THE DEFENSE OF THE COUNTRY
______ ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET IN THE NAVY

WATCH THE COAST TO SURVEILLANCE
______ SOLDIER MILITARY FIELD

MAKE LUNCH TO SAFETY
______ POLICE LIEUTENANT IN THE POLICE

TOUR THROUGH THE CITY TO SAFETY
______ MILITARY DRIVER ARMY

DRIVE A CARGO TRUCK TO THE NATIONAL DEFENSE
______ MECHANICAL POLICE STATE POLICE

FIX THE PATROLS LOOK OUT
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2.3 Special criteria for owners, proprietors, businessmen, etc.
When descriptions such as: owner, employer, owner, shareholder, industrialist or partner are presented, consult the information noted in tasks;
Consider the following criteria to assign the key:
1. When the descriptions of owner, proprietor, entrepreneur, partner, etc., are accompanied by tasks such as managing, coordinating, directing
or planning the activities of your establishment or company, review the information in questions 3b, 3g, 4, 4a , 4c and 4e and assign the
corresponding key of the main group 21.
EXAMPLES:
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3b 3g
______ OWNER MEDICAL AUXILIARY SERVICE 1 fifteen
COORDINATE AND MANAGE RENT WHEELCHAIRS,

THE BUSINESS ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCES, ETC.
______ INDUSTRY OWNER "TOLTECA" CEMENT FACTORY 1 18

LEAD THE ADMINISTRATION MAKE CEMENT
COMPANY GENERAL
______ OWNER OF YOUR BUSINESS MATERIALS SUPPLIER 1 eleven
PLAN SALES STRATEGIES SALE OF MATERIALS FOR

CONSTRUCTION
______ SHAREHOLDER IN INDUSTRY FABRIC MANUFACTURING 1 16

DIRECT PRODUCTION MANUFACTURE FABRICS
______ MEMBER OF THE ENTERPRISE HOTEL RIO GRANDE 1 17

MANAGE THE COMPANY HOSTING SERVICE
2. When there are descriptions of owners or proprietors and it is indicated that they have personal responsibility, that is, that they directly
supervise, supervise or command workers and/or carry out the same activities as their work group to be classified into activities. artisanal
or industrial production, installation, repair and maintenance. The owners or proprietors may or may not carry out the same activities.
EXAMPLES:
______ PATTERN SHOE SHOP WORKSHOP

MANAGE EMPLOYEES MAKE ORTHOPEDIC SHOES
______ OWNER OF YOUR BUSINESS WORKSHOP

SEND THE MECHANICS REPAIR INJECTION PUMPS
______ OWNER OF YOUR BUSINESS DECAL WORKSHOP

SUPERVISE WORKERS MAKE DECALS
AND MAKES DECALS
______ PARTNER PTC ELECTRICAL

MAKE INSTALLATIONS AND CHECK ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
TO THE WORKERS DOMESTIC, COMMERCIAL
AND INDUSTRIAL
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3. Classify in the main group 52 the cases of owners or owners who declare that they perform
tasks such as: making, elaborating, repairing, installing and other similar activities. If the
information indicates that in addition to making, preparing or manufacturing, they carry out
commercial activities and/or provide services, prioritize manufacturing activities, that is,
assign group code 52.
EXAMPLES:
______ PARTNER MECHANICAL WORKSHOP

FIX CARS CAR REPAIR
______ OWNER IN HIS HOUSE

MAKE AND SELL BREAD BREAD PREPARATION
______ OWNER OF YOUR WORKSHOP "GONZALEZ" WORKSHOP

MAKE WICKER FURNITURE MAKE FURNITURE
______ OWNER SEWING WORKSHOP

SEND THE WORKERS THEY SEW BABY CLOTHES
4. The information of owners or proprietors of a business or commercial or service establishment

that in tasks indicates carrying out activities such as dispatching, serving and collecting,
among others, must be classified in group 71 or 81, as appropriate, regardless of whether
it is also perform administrative tasks. Only assign the corresponding key of the main
group 21 in those cases in which it is only mentioned that they carry out administrative
activities.
EXAMPLES:
______ OWNER RESTAURANT

TAKE CARE OF YOUR BUSINESS FOOD SALE
______ OWNER "LA PURISIMA" PHARMACY

TAKES CARE OF YOUR BUSINESS SALE OF MEDICINES
______ OWNER VINATERIA EL PORVENIR

SERVES YOUR WINERY SALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS
______ GROCERY STORE OWNER GROCERY STORES

MANAGES, SUPPLY AND SERVES THE PUBLIC RETAIL TRADE
5. Finally, if it is an establishment of any type of service where the owner

or owner cares for it, code it to group 81.
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______ OWNER VIDEO RENT

RENT VIDEOS VIDEO RENT
______ OWNER OF YOUR BUSINESS "THE LANDSCAPE" HAIRDRESSER

HAIRDRESSER HAIR CUTTING
______ OWNER OF YOUR PREMISES CAKE STAND

PREPARE CAKES CAKE SALE
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2.4 Specific criteria for those in charge
Given the difficulty in assigning keys to the occupation of "manager", this section provides some
additional criteria that should be considered when coding these descriptions.
MAIN GROUP 51 BOSSES, SUPERVISORS AND OTHER WORKERS

CONTROL IN ARTISAN PRODUCTION AND
INDUSTRIAL
MANAGERS WHO ARE CLASSIFIED IN THE MAIN GROUP 51
INDUSTRIAL MECHANICAL WORKSHOP MANAGER

1. Take control of the repair, maintenance or TAKE CONTROL OF THE WORKSHOP AND
production area, premises, workshop, ADMINISTRATIVE, SERVES CUSTOMERS
establishment or business.
WORKSHOP MANAGER
2. Carry out supervision and control tasks of HE IS IN CHARGE OF CHECKING THE WORKERS,
the tasks carried out by workers, provide THAT THEY HAVE THE NECESSARY MATERIAL
tools and materials.
NIXTAMAL MILL MANAGER
2. In addition to directly executing repair or LEADS THE ADMINISTRATION OF MASS SALES,
manufacturing tasks, they also carry out SERVES CUSTOMERS
some administrative activities such as:
MECHANICAL WORKSHOP MANAGER
customer service, reporting, sales control, TAKE CHARGE OF THE WORKSHOP, CHECK THAT
paying suppliers, etc. WORK, REPAIR TRUCKS, DO
REPORTS
MAIN GROUP 52 CRAFTSMEN AND FACTORY WORKERS IN THE

TRANSFORMATION INDUSTRY AND WORKERS
IN REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES
1. When it is detailed only to carry out repair, WORKSHOP MANAGER
maintenance or artisanal manufacturing IS IN CHARGE OF MAINTENANCE OF
and elaboration tasks. RADIATORS, COUNTING ON IT

SPECIALIZED MATERIAL
2. If you do not declare tasks of supervising TIRE VULCANIZER MANAGER
other workers or controlling and REPAIR THE WHEELS OF CARS, TRAILERS,

administering the business, you must be REPAIR PUNCTURES, CHANGE TIRES
classified in group 52.
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MAIN GROUP 53 OPERATORS OF FIXED MOTION MACHINERY

CONTINUOUS AND EQUIPMENT IN THE PROCESS
INDUSTRIAL MANUFACTURING
BOILER MANAGER
1. When it is specified that they are responsible IT IS IN CHARGE OF CONTROL OF THE
for controlling machinery, equipment and STEAM PRESSURE, HOT AND COLD WATER
industrial facilities.
INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY MANAGER

2. Goes in group 53 when they are in charge of HE IS DEDICATED TO SEEING THE MACHINES, WHICH
the operation of industrial machinery or MAINTENANCE AND SPARE PARTS THAT
equipment. NEED
AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM MANAGER

3. They supervise the personnel under their SWIM AND COOL DOWN
charge, generally they have assistants IS IN CHARGE OF THE COOLING SYSTEMS
to whom they indicate what tasks they ROOM AND AIR CONDITIONING AND
SWITCH BATTERY SYSTEMS
must perform. WORKERS AND PERSONNEL SUPERVISES THEIR
POST
MAIN GROUP 61 DEPARTMENT HEADS, COORDINATORS AND

SUPERVISORS IN ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIVITIES
AND SERVICES
PURCHASING OFFICE MANAGER ATTEND

1. When you specify that you are in charge of SUPPLIERS, CHECK FOR SHORTAGES,
the office, area, administrative department. STUDY PRICE OFFERS.
CITY COUNCIL SECTION MANAGER

2. When it is specified that technical and/or
EMPLOYEE MANAGEMENT, REVIEW
administrative personnel are supervised and directed.OF OPENINGS, AUTHORIZATION OF ENDORSEMENTS
.
PROJECT DEPARTMENT MANAGER
DESIGN AND PREPARE THE PLANS OF THE HOUSES,
SHOPS, BUILDINGS THAT ARE GOING TO BE
BUILT
HOTEL MANAGER
3. Hotel managers are also included when they MONITOR AND MANAGE THE HOTEL
specify that they manage the business
and supervise staff.
4. All warehouse and warehouse managers are

excluded, since they are classified in group
62, with the exception of the warehouse or
warehouse manager who is classified in
this group.
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MAIN GROUP 62 ACTIVITY SUPPORT WORKERS

ADMINISTRATIVE
WAREHOUSE MANAGER IN MATERIAL FOR THE

1. To those in charge of warehouses and
CONSTRUCTION
warehouses who perform tasks such as taking IS IN CHARGE OF PROVIDING THE MATERIAL
care of the material, keeping track of the entry FOR CONSTRUCTION WITH VOUCHER FOR
LEND HAMMERS, HAMMERS, TRUCKS,
and exit of material and equipment, etc. ETC
WAREHOUSE MANAGER
TAKE CARE OF THE MATERIAL, KEEP AN INVENTORY
OF MATERIAL THAT ENTER AND OUT
2. Those in charge who declare that they perform MEMBERSHIP OFFICER

IT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR GIVING INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC,
a very specific and limited administrative task COMPLETE FILLING IN FORMS
are in this group. AFFILIATION, MAKES SOME FORMS BY MACHINE
PAYMENT OFFICER
BE PENDING THE PAYMENT OF THE
CHECKS AND ORDERS, TO ATTEND ANY
PROBLEM
MAIN GROUP 71 TRADERS, TRADE EMPLOYEES

AND SALES AGENTS
1. Sales managers carry out personnel supervision GAS STATION MANAGER

IT IS IN CHARGE OF RECEIVING THE GASOLINE, MAKING
and business administration tasks, in addition NOTES, DISPATCH PEOPLE, CHARGE AND GIVE
to serving customers, placing orders, keeping CHANGE, BE AWARE OF THE
WORKERS
track of sales, etc.
STORE MANAGER
HE IS IN CHARGE OF VERIFYING THAT THEY ARRIVE
ORDERS, CHECK THE STAFF, ATTENTION TO THE
CUSTOMERS
MANAGER OF A BUSINESS
IT IS DEDICATED TO THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC, COLLECTING AND
TO THE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BEER TANK MANAGER

IS IN CHARGE OF SERVING THE PUBLIC,
DISPATCH, COLLECT, ETC.
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SALES MANAGER
SERVING TOURISTS BY SHOWING THE
CRAFTS AND GIVING PRICES
2. Those in charge of establishments that sell
food (restaurant manager, inn, ice cream
shop, etc.) are excluded from this group,
since they are classified in group 81.
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MAIN GROUP 81 WORKERS IN PERSONAL SERVICES IN

ESTABLISHMENTS
DINING ROOM MANAGER

1. This includes all those in charge of COOKING, WASHING VEGETABLES, PREPARING
establishments that sell food, where they BREAKFAST, SERVING THE CUSTOMER
perform tasks of serving customers,
RESTAURANT MANAGER
cooking, placing orders, and controlling MONITOR AND MANAGE THE RESTAURANT
the business.
MANAGER OF A BUSINESS
2. Also included here are those in charge IT IS DEDICATED TO SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC AND
of businesses dedicated to the rental of VIDEO CENTER ADMINISTRATION
various products such as videos, suits,
dishes, cars, etc.
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2.5 Special criteria
This section sets out the main coding criteria that must be followed to classify information that is too general, which in
extreme cases is presented in the battery of occupations.
1. WORKERS ABROAD. In the case of workers who declare themselves as braceros or who work in the United States, you must
assign the code 9800 “people who work in the United States.”
EXAMPLES:
______ LABORER TO CULTIVATION

GROW TOMATO IN UNITED STATES
______ WET TO FIELD

AGRICULTURAL LABORS IN UNITED STATES
______ LABORER WORK IN THE UNITED STATES

DISHWASHING IN A RESTAURANT
______ MECHANIC WORKSHOP

FIX CARS IN UNITED STATES
______ CONSTRUCTION WORKER ON THE OTHER SIDE

MAKE BUILDINGS IN THE CONSTRUCTION
2. INFORMATION ON UNSPECIFIED OCCUPATIONS. The key "Other workers with insufficiently specified occupations" (9999)
is used for ambiguous and general descriptions of occupations where the tasks do not allow the identification of the group
to which they belong, or also when the occupation or trade they perform is not declared.
EXAMPLES:
______ FACTORY FACTORY

DOES NOT KNOW DOES NOT KNOW
______ ROBBER LABORATORY

DOES NOT KNOW CLINICAL ANALYSIS
______ GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT

GOVERNMENT WATCH THE TRANSIT
______ TRUSTED WORKER GOLL FACTORY

DOES EVERYTHING DOES NOT KNOW
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Exhibit. Exercise
OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY LEVEL GRADE POSITION IN

THE JOB
______ APPARATUS MECHANIC IMSS 1

X-RAY MEDICAL ATTENTION
REPAIR APPLIANCES HOSPITAL
X-RAY
______ LIC. IN ADMINISTRATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 7 4 6

COMPANIES TIVO ADMI SERVICE
LEAD THE ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
OF THE COMPANIES THAT TO WHOM REQUESTS IT
APPLY
______ FLOWER GROWERS PEON IN THE COUNTRYSIDE 5

START THE SWEET POTATOES PAWN SERVICES
AND TRANSPLANT THEM, AGRICULTURAL
WATER THE GLADIOLAS
______ SECOMI RADIO PROGRAM HOST 7 4 1

RADIO COMMUNICATION SERVICE-
PREPARE THE SCRIPT AND RADIOPHONE TION
CONDUCT THE PROGRAM
RADIO
______ SUPERINTENDENT OF PEMEX 7 5 1

MAINTENANCE EXPLOITATION AND SALE
PLAN, COORDINATE AND OIL
MONITOR MAINTENANCE
PLANT ELECTRICAL
______ MARINE MARINE SECRETARY 1

MAKE GUARDS AND WATCH WATCH THE COASTS
THE ENTRY AND EXIT OF FROM THE COUNTRY
PLANT VEHICLES
NUCLEOELECTRIC
______ PULPERO MR. FELIPE PUC 5

DIVE AND CATCH OCTOPUS FISHING AND SALE
TO SELL THEM OF MARINE SPECIES
______ BABYSITTER ULTRA GYM 1

CARE FOR AND ENTERTAIN GIVE CLASSES
CHILDREN WHILE AEROBICS
MOTHERS EXERCISE
______ PRODUCTION MANAGER HERDEZ SA DE CV 7 5 1

PLAN THE PROCESSING AND PRODUCTION STANDARDS
AND CARRY OUT PACKAGING, DISTRIBUTION, CONTROL OF
LABOR AND SALE OF FRUIT AND VERY.
CANNED HARD
______ AURRERA COLD MEAT PACKER 1

MANUALLY PACK MEAT DEPARTMENT
COLD MEATS COLD
RETAIL SALE OF
GROCERIES, ETC.
______ SALES EXECUTIVE VERAVISION DE ORIENTE 1

PROMOTE ADVERTISING PACKAGES SA DE CV
SUMMONS BY TELEVISION, MASS COMMUNICATION
CONTACT AND ATTEND SERVICES BY
CUSTOMERS TELEVISION
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THE JOB
______ DECORATOR TERE TRISTAN 5

DECORATE WITH BALLOONS AND DECORATION AND ARRANGEMENTS
MAKE ARRANGEMENTS WITH BALLOONS
______ CELLOPHANE MACHINE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY 1

OPERATE THE MACHINE THAT PREPARATION OF MEDICINE
PACK MEDICATIONS MENTS FOR CONSUMPTION
HUMAN
______ PURCHASING MANAGER MATA CONSTRUCTION 7 4 1

MAKE QUOTES, PRE- PROJECTION AND CONSTRUCTION
PURCHASE ASSUMPTIONS, TION OF ROADS,
CHECK PRICES BRIDGES, ETC.
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
CION
______ SOCIAL WORKER SEP OFFICES 7 3 1

VISIT SCHOOLS TO ORGANIZE, MONITOR AND
TALKS TO PARENTS OF DEVELOP PROGRAM
FAMILY OVER EDUCATION MORE EDUCATIONAL
SEXUAL, DRUG ADDICTION,
ETC
______ STORER KIMBERLY CLARK 1

PROVIDE MATERIAL TO MEXICO
DIFFERENT AREAS OF SERVICE MANUFACTURING
WORK AND KEEP CONTROL OF LEATHER, DIAPERS,
ON THE EXISTENCE OF ETC
MATERIALS
______ SECURITY AGENT PRI OFFICES 1

CANDIDATE POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
MONITORING INTEGRITY TO CONTEND IN
PHYSICAL OF THE CANDIDATE IN PUBLIC POSITIONS
RATES AND IN OFFICES OF THE
PRI
______ CHURRO TRADER OUTSIDE THE CHURCH 5

MAKES STUFFED CHURROS AND FOOD SALE
SELLS THEM ON THE PUBLIC STREET
______ COMMUNITY INSTRUCTOR CONAFE 1

PREPARE, TEACH AND TAKE PRIMARY EDUCATION
ATTENDANCE IN RURAL AREAS
______ SERGEANT MARINE SECRETARY 1

PARTICIPATE IN THE OPERATION TO SURVEILL AND PROTECT THE
TO PROTECT Spawning NATIONAL COASTLINES
OF TURTLES
______ RANCH MANAGER RANCH 5

BE AWARE OF THE CULTIVATION OF CORN, BEANS,
CROPS AND LIVESTOCK PEANUT, JAMAICA AND
LIVESTOCK BREEDING
______ ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT ACCOUNTING FIRM 7 2 1

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AND PAYMENT OF TAXES COMPANIES
______ DELIVERY COURIER DHL COURIER 1

DRIVE THE TRUCK AND MESSENGER SERVICE
DELIVERY THE PACKAGE AND AND PACKAGE
MESSAGING TO CUSTOMERS
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______ CUTTER (OPERATOR) SEWING WORKSHOP WITHOUT 1

CUT THE FABRIC TO ASSEMBLE NAME
DRESSES CLOTHING MANUFACTURING
CHILDISH
______ CHILI DEVENER EMPACADORA DEL GOLFO SA 1

DEVINCHING CHILLIES FOR YOUR DE CV
PACKING PACKAGING, DISTRIBUTION
AND SALE OF CHILLIES
______ DIF TAMAULIPAS CENTER INSPECTOR 1

DIF CREATE AND DEVELOP
VISIT THE DIFFERENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
CENTERS, NOTE THAT THE MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL CIA
STAFF WORK WELL AND
DON'T MISS ANYTHING
______ SCREEN PRINTING APPRENTICE SCREEN PRINTING 3

PRINT AND PASTE REASON WORKSHOP FOR THE PRINTING
OF SOCIAL ADVERTISING ON CUPS, T-SHIRTS, CITY IN VARIOUS
ETC. OBJECTS
______ DIE CUTTER PIMA ADVERTISING 1

OPERATES DIE CUTTING MACHINE - PRODUCTION OF ARTICLES
RA OF PHOTO BUTTONS AND PLASTIC CAPS FOR ADVERTISING
PLASTIC FOR DAD BOTTLES
______ CEMENT CONTRACTOR PREMIXED WORKSHOP 6

PREMIXED CONCRETE PREPARATION
GIVE BUDGET FOR WORK, PREMIXING AND DEPOSIT
SUPERVISE THE PROGRESS OF CONSTRUCTIONS
WORKS, PAY THE WORKERS
______ STATIONERY MANAGER STATIONERY "THE HAPPY SWAN" 1

OPEN AND CLOSE THE STATIONERY, PURCHASE AND SALE AT RETAIL
REVIEW ORDERS OF STATIONERY ITEMS
______ LEATHER TANNER I WOULD HAVE "MISS CUEROS" 5

TAN SKIN, EXTEND AND TANNING SKINS
NAIL IT
______ PROLESA FACTORY DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT 7 4 1

FROM PAYROLLS PREPARATION AND SALE
REVIEW AND KEEP ACCOUNTING - FOR DAIRY AND SAUSAGE -
DAD OF THE COMMITTEES OF NERIA
THE SELLERS
______ DEPARTMENT MANAGER EDITORA ARGOS SA 1

EDITORIAL MENT FROM CV
SELECT THE INFORMATION- EDITION, DISTRIBUTION
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AND SALE OF NEWSPAPER
ATIONAL AND COORDINATE THE
WRITING AND EDITING
NEWSPAPER
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TRANSPORT TRANSPORT
ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOODS TRANSPORTATION
HUMAN RESOURCES AND CIAS AT STATE LEVEL
FINANCIAL
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______ MATERIALS SUPPLIER ASSEMBLER 1

BRING THE NECESSARY MATERIAL- TELEVISION MANUFACTURING-
RIVER TO THE PRODUCER LINES
TION: CAPACITORS, RESISTORS
CIAS
______ BUSINESSMAN SELL CANDY TO 5

SALE OF CANDY AND INSIDE RETAIL
REFRESHMENTS FROM YOUR HOME
______ LABORATORY LICONSA

HELP YOU DO ANALYSIS OF PASTEURIZATION AND DISTRIBUTION 6 3 1
QA MILK BUFFING
CONASUPO
______ FIELD WORKER FRUIT ORCHARD 1

SELECT APPLES CULTIVATION AND HARVESTING
ACCORDING TO THE SIZE APPLE
______ CHIEF HOST HELEN'S RESTAURANT 1

RECEIVE CUSTOMERS, PREPARATION AND SALE
VERIFY THAT FOOD SERVANTS
SERVE CUSTOMERS
______ LUGGAGE CLASSIFIER SEAT (AUXILIARY SERVICES 6

ORGANIZE YOUR LUGGAGE TERRESTRIAL)
PASSENGERS FOR YOUR SUPPORT SERVICES FOR
TRANSFER TO THE PLANE THE AIRLINES
______ SALES ASSISTANT MISS. PATY LOPEZ 4

FROM AVON RETAIL SALES OF AVON
SELL AVON PRODUCTS COSMETICS
AT THE HOME OF THE
CUSTOMERS
______ TATTOO ARTIST "SALVADOR" TATTOOS 5

MAKE TATTOOS TO YOUR TASTE "DALI"
THE CLIENT'S MAKE TATTOOS
______ ELEVATOR DDF COURTS OF JUSTICE 1

OPERATES THE ELEVATOR
TO TRANSFER FROM A RULING SENTENCES
FLOOR TO ANOTHER TO THE PEOPLE AND PROTECTIONS OF CHARACTER
LEGAL
______ MANUAL LABELING MACHINE LA POSSE FACTORY 1

STAP WITH STAPLER MANUFACTURING OF
LABELS ON CHOCOLATE BAGS
OF THE GOODS
______ CORPORATE WRITER SEDENA 1

TYPEWRITING LEAFTS, MANAGING AND PREPARING LETTERS,
ETC. THE ARMY
______ COYOTE IN THE NATIONAL SERGIO BUSTAMANTE 5

MOUNT OF PIETY PROCESSING SERVICE
PROCESS ENDORSEMENTS, POWER OF ENDORSEMENTS AND RECOVERY
AND JEWELRY PERFORMANCE RATION OF JEWELRY
______ WASTE COLLECTOR MR. JOSE LOPEZ 5

CIOS PIGS BREEDING
COLLECT WASTE
OF FOOD TO RAISE
PIGS
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THE JOB
______ APARTMENT SELLER AUTOMOTIVE AGENCY 1

SERVING CUSTOMERS AND SHOWING- VOLKSWAGEN
THE NEW CARS FOR SALE AND REPAIR OF
EXHIBITION TO TRY AUTOMOBILES
SELL THEM
______ INSTRUCTOR IN LINES AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING 1

PRODUCTION CES
TEACH HOW THEY WORK MANUFACTURING OF HARNESSES
MACHINES TO AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL EMPLOYEES
TWO NEW AND SUPERVISE VILES
THE WORKERS
______ MANUAL CLEANER APPLIANCE FACTORY- 5

CLEAN WITH TICO BRUSH AND FLANNEL
PLASTIC PARTS ASSEMBLY OF SHAKES AND
ALREADY FINISHED SO THAT NO BLENDERS
THEY HAVE BURRS
______ TRAFFIC SUPERVISOR AIRPORTS AND SERVICES 1

AERIAL AUXILIARY CIOS
SUPERVISE THAT THE AIRCRAFT MANAGE AND MAINTAIN
BE WELL ACCOMMODATION IN VAR AIRPORTS
THE TRACK AND IN GOOD CONDITION
______ GRAN HOTEL DEL ALBA SWITCH OPERATOR 1

RECEIVE PHONE CALLS TO THE ACCOMMODATION
CAS AND PASS THEM TO THE
CUSTOMERS
______ LEATHER SOLE FINISHER PREFINISHED WORKSHOP 1

RECEIVE TASK, OPERATE BAJIO SA DE CV
MACHINE FOR SEWING PIECES MANUFACTURING OF PREACTION-
SKIN RES SOLE BADOS
______ KITCHEN MANAGER ECONOMIC KITCHEN 6

SEE KITCHEN MANAGEMENT, PREPARATION AND SALE OF
SERVICE CUSTOMER, COLLECT, FOOD
GIVE CHANGES
______ FURNITURE DESIGNER MARMOART WORKSHOP 7 4 6

MARBLE FURNITURE MANUFACTURING
MAKE AND POLISH FURNITURE OF MARBLE
MARBLE: TABLES, DESKS
COLUMNS
______ PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR CLOTHES FACTORY 1

CION MANUFACTURE OF PANTS
GIVE INSTRUCTIONS TO THE DENIM PERSON
SONAL, CHECK THE WEATHER
AND PRODUCTION STANDARDS
TION OF THE WORKERS
______ CARD CHECKER VOLKSWAGEN OF MEXICO 1

CHECK THE CARDS ASSEMBLY PLANT
THE WORKERS, PROCESSING OF CARS
RAR REPORTS FOR THE
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______ GOALKEEPER IN INDUSTRY CEMENTOS APASCO SA DE CV 1

CEMENT MILL
REVIEW WHAT YOU TRANSPORT MANUFACTURING, DISTRIBUTION
TAN GRAY CEMENT LOADING AND SALE UNITS
THAT ENTER AND LEAVE THE
PLANT
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______ CRYSTAL DELIVERY WINDOW 1

BRING THE CRYSTALS TO THE PURCHASE-SELL OF CRYSTAL-
INDICATED ADDRESS LES, LUNAS, MARCOS,
ETC
______ ZONE LEADER RURAL WINERY 1

SUPERVISE THE PURCHASE- CONASUPO
SALE OF CORN WAREHOUSES STORAGE AND SALE OF
AT YOUR CHARGE PRODUCTS FOR HIM
FIELD
______ SPECIALIZED MECHANIC SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE 1

MAKE REPAIRS GENERAL, LIVESTOCK AND DEVELOPMENT
RAILS OF IRRIGATION WELLS RURAL LLO
MAKE PROGRAMS AND GIVE
ADVICE ON THE PRO-
AGRICULTURAL DUCTION, WIN-
DERA, ETC.
______ SANITARY VERIFIER SECRETARY OF HEALTH 1

VERIFY THAT FOOD AND ASSISTANCE
WHAT RESTAURANTS OFFER - PLAN AND MANAGE
THESE ARE CLEAN HEALTH SERVICES
______ AUDIO OPERATOR STEREO 7 MULTIMEDIA 1

RECORD ANNOUNCEMENTS AND GOLD STARS
MUSIC ON AUDIOCASETTES BROADCAST
______ REGIONAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NORTH BANK 1

CREDIT FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
PLAN STRATEGIES RA OF GOODS
CREDIT
______ AMBULANCE DRIVER IMSS HOSPITAL 1

TRANSFER ACCIDENTS PROVIDE MEDIA SERVICES
THINGS TO RIGHT HOLDERS
______ VIOLINIST MUSICIAN 5

PLAY THE VIOLIN BRIGHTEN THE LIVES OF
PASSERSBY
______ OVERCHARGE AEROCALIFORNIA 1

SERVING PASSENGERS PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION
______ UNION REPRESENTATIVE SNTE 1

DEFEND THE RIGHTS TO PROVIDE EDUCATION
WORKERS
______ BAKER ANFORA FACTORY 1

PUT THE DISHES INTO THE OVEN MANUFACTURE OF DINNERWARE
FOR YOUR FOUNDRY
______ FRESH WATER SELLER IN A CART 5

SERVE FRESH WATERS TO SALE OF FRESH WATER
CUSTOMER
______ GRAPHIC DESIGNER PRINTING SERVICE 1

OPERATE A TYPOGRAPHIC COMPUTER OF ALL KINDS
TO MAKE DESIGNS IN
PAPER, T-SHIRTS, ETC.
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The National Institute of Statistics, Geography and Informatics

The questionnaires with which information is captured contain some

These instructions contain the criteria to code the information from

1.1 Importance of the coder 1.2 Coder

2.1 General coding criteria 2.2 Specific coding

The National Survey of Household Income and Expenses (ENIGH)

These surveys generate and publish timely and accurate statistical

These instructions are a consultation and support document to carry

Instructions for Occupation Coding The coding

1.1 Importance of the encoder

1.2 Encoder activities

The activities you must do are the following:

• Know the coding criteria and the catalog.

• Receive the questionnaires to be coded.

• Read and analyze information to assign keys to all descriptions of the

• Prepare a coding report according to the instructions provided

1.3 General rules for coding

• Consult the manual for the criteria for this question.

Instructions for Occupation Coding The coding

1.4 Occupation Questions

This information is captured through two questions:

• The first captures the activities or tasks that the

• And the second, the name of the position or position

These questions should be coded for both main job

1.5 Supporting questions

Instructions for Occupation Coding The coding

Instructions for Occupation Coding The coding

1.6 Coding report

Instructions for Occupation Coding The coding

Instructions for Occupation Coding Coding criteria

2.1 General coding criteria

OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

______ FARMER IN A QUARRY

______ CHIEF COORDINATOR TRAINING CENTER

______ SECRETARY NEWSPAPER "EL SOL DEL CENTRO"

______ ASSISTANT GALLERY MANAGER ART GALLERY

*2. TWO DIFFERENT JOBS IN QUESTION 3. If in question 3 an occupation is declared and

OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

______ ADMINISTRATOR POST OFFICE

Instructions for Occupation Coding Coding criteria

______ MECHANIC "VALDEZ" REFACTIONARY

______ TEACHER SEP

______FARMER MR. CHEPO

OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

______ WAREHOUSER AND MECHANIC "AURRERA" STORE

______ DRIVER AND WATCHMAN HOUSE OF MATERIALS FOR

______ TEACHER AND LIBRARIAN HIGH SCHOOL

______ GENERAL DIRECTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR STAMENS "SAN MARCOS"

OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

______ WORKER "PURINA" FACTORY

Instructions for Occupation Coding Coding criteria

OCCUPATION ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

______ WORKER CONSTRUCTOR

______ CLERK ACCOUNTING

______ CONCIERGE EMPORIO HOTELS

5. OCCUPATIONS THAT COMBINE MANUFACTURING AND SALES ACTIVITIES. Whenever