Electrician for the repair of overhead power lines
Steel Teeming Ditch Preparer
189. Casting Steel
190. Steel makers of all names
Rolling production
Work performed by profession:
191. Roller george orwell 19 for assembly and handling of stands
192. Roller of the roll forming unit
193. Roller of a hot rolling mill
194. Roller of the cold rolling mill
195. Pitch Brewer
196. Manufacturer-adjuster of press wiring
197. The driver of the leading motor of the rolling mill
198. The driver of the fire stripping machine
199. Press driver
200. Operator of a reversible steam machine of a rolling mill
201. Operator of the ingot breaker
202. Steel-blasting machine operator
203. Driver of milling and cleaning machine
204. Rail finishing line operator
205. Operator of the control room of the hot rolling mill
206. Operator of the control room of the cold rolling mill
207. Roll Forming Machine Operator
208. Operator of the drilling unit and press
209. Plaster of polymeric materials on metal
210. Polisher of sheets and strips
211. Wheel and tire press machine
212. Rail fastening press-sutter
213. Separating Paste Maker
214. Packet Tear
215. Cold Metal Carver
216. Locksmith-conductor
217. Sheet and tape talker
218. Rolled stock stacker, busy in hot work areas
Pipe production
Work performed by profession:
219. Pipe Paver
220. Roller of the sizing mill
221. Roller of the rolling machine
222. Roller of a hot-rolled tube mill
223. Roller of the furnace pipe welding mill
224. Roller of cold-rolled pipe mill
225. Roller of the pipe-forming mill
226. A pipe-drawing worker employed in non-mechanized mills
227. Ripper
228. Pipes and Cylinder Brewers
229. Pourer-pipe-maker
230. Pipe calibrator on the press
231. Blacksmith on hammers and presses
232. Forming machine operator
233. Operator of the control room of the hot-rolled pipe mill
234. Pipe Solder
235. Hot Pipe Press Machine
236. Compactor for testing pipes and cylinders
237. Disassembler of vinyl plastic and polyethylene pipes
238. Cutter of pipes and blanks
239. Welder of furnace welding of pipes
240. Rod worker, machine molded; hand molder
241. Trumpet-molder
242. The Cleaner Purging the Pipes
243. Electric and gas welder
244. Electric welder of sheets and strips
245. Electric pipe welder at the mill
Ferroalloy production
Work performed by profession:
246. Operator of the vacuum-thermal furnace
247. Chromium Annealing Apparatus
248. Vanadium Production Officer
249. Furnace of ferroalloy furnaces
250. Converter
251. Filling machine operator
252. Smelter
253. Ferroalloy smelter
254. Caller
255. Convertor Convertor
256. Ferroalloy Breaker
257. Flux Cooker
258. Ferroalloy Cleaner
Refractory production
Work performed by profession:
259. Mix Runner Runner
260. Unloader of refractory materials from furnaces
261. Loader of raw materials and semi-finished products, busy with service
rotary and shaft kilns and tunnel dryers
262. Tester of carborundum rods
263. Pneumatic transport driver
264. Skip hoist driver
265. Telpher driver
266. Refrigerator Driver
267. Electric carriage driver
268. Metallizer
269. Oven Burner
270. Refractory worker engaged in the laying of walkers; on the laying of mines
internal gas generators of ring furnaces
271. Refractory product refiner
272. Smelter of refractory raw materials
273. Powder sifter on mechanical sieves
274. Foam mass pourer
275. Sadchik in the oven and on tunnel cars
276. Compound of mass on mixers
277. Stripper-stacker of blanks, mass and finished products
278. Molder of refractory products
279. Cleaner of chimneys, hogs and furnaces
280. The burdener
281. Grinder-cutter of refractory products
By-product coke production
282. Work performed by workers of all professions employed
directly in the by-product coke production
V. NON-FERROUS METALLURGY
283. Work on deoxidation of zinc or lead ore in furnaces
284. Work with ash containing lead (deoxidation, cleaning
from silver, etc.)
Work performed in general professions:
285. Agglomerate
286. Furnace for agglomeration and roasting
287. Dispenser
288. Anode filler employed in aluminum electrolysis shops,
magnesium, titanium and rare metals
289. Charge loader
290. Inspector of non-ferrous metallurgy products employed in workshops
electrolysis of aluminum, magnesium, titanium and rare metals; in
silumin and silicon production
291. An elevator operator engaged in servicing lifting elevators at
work at the top area
292. Operator of crushing, grinding and sorting mechanisms
293. A mill operator engaged in alumina production,
salts of strontium, cadmium, rare earth fluorides, hard alloys and
electrode products
294. The operator of screening plants, employed in
crushing and charge department; screening coal, coke,
metallic antimony, copper slag; in sintering industries
copper, nickel, lead and other non-ferrous ores, concentrates and
litter, silumin, silicon, hard alloys, babbits and lead
alloys
295. Fitter at the repair of bathtubs, engaged in production
copper sulfate, cobalt and nickel sulfate; in workshops
(production sites) electrolysis of non-ferrous metals
296. Fitter at the repair of furnaces, engaged in hot work
297. Waste concentrator
298. Blister
299. Vinyl plastics solder
300. Smelter
301. Caliper
302. Propper engaged in the production of hard alloys and
electrode products
303. Electrode adjuster
304. Mixer
305. Sinter engaged in the production of hard alloys
306. Dryer
307. Conveyor, engaged in the maintenance of buckets
elevators and receiving bins at the main production
sites
308. A filter man engaged in the production of copper
vitriol, cobalt and nickel sulfate; zinc hydrometallurgy and
cadmium; alumina; silumin and silicon; electrolysis of non-ferrous
metals
309. A skimmer employed in the shops of electrolysis of aluminum, magnesium,
titanium and rare metals
310. A fire-maker lininger at the repair of bathtubs, engaged in
production of copper sulfate, cobalt and nickel sulfate, in
workshops for electrolysis of aluminum, magnesium, titanium and rare metals
311. Chloroplumber
312. A centrifuger engaged in the production of copper
vitriol, cobalt and nickel sulfate
313. Product cleaner engaged in basic technological
workshops
314. Binder
315. Electrical fitter-contact
Production of non-ferrous and rare metals, production of powders
from non-ferrous metals
Work performed by profession:
316. Anode in the production of aluminum, employed in workshops
aluminum electrolysis
317. Apparatus in the production of precious metals
318. Apparatus in the production of metal powders
319. Apparatus in the production of titanium and rare metals
320. Hydrometallurgist
321. Artificial scheelite fabricator employed
in hydrometallurgy of zinc and cadmium
322. Plasma equipment operator
323. Apparatchik of heating of heat carriers
324. Specialist for the separation of rare earth elements
325. Catalyst Preparation Operator
326. Apparatchik for the preparation of sulphate alumina
327. Apparatus for electrolyte preparation
328. Titanium Sponge Beater
329. Casting-pouring metal, employed in the shops of electrolysis
aluminum, magnesium, titanium, rare and non-ferrous metals
330. Dispenser
331. Lye loader engaged in the production of alumina
332. Cathode
333. Converter
334. Capacitor
335. Non-ferrous metal caster
336. Pinion crane driver
337. Assembler of reaction apparatus
338. Secondary sludge processor
339. Matrix Sheets Processor Engaged in Manufacturing
electrolysis of non-ferrous metals
340. Mercury Striker
341. Pebbles in the production of zinc dust
342. Bakeware on Waelz ovens
343. Pechevo on recovery and distillation of titanium and rare
metals
344. Nickel powder recovery mill
345. Thermal recovery furnace
346. Titanium-containing and rare-earth processing plant
materials
347. Pechevy for the production of antimony trioxide
348. Barium Electrolyte Smelter
349. Smelter of electron beam melting
350. Titanium Sponge Separator
351. Mercury Pourer
352. Pourer of non-ferrous metals and alloys
353. Rimmer of Distillation Furnaces
354. Mercury Refiner
355. Puller
356. A transporter engaged in the haulage of the cathode and
anode metal, raw material, cakes
357. Cleaner of slag and recycled materials, engaged in cleaning
fired sinter
358. Chlorinator
359. Chlorinator for the preparation of tin dichloride
360. Cementing operator engaged in the production of electrolysis
non-ferrous metals
361. Slimer of electrolyte baths
362. Electrolysis of aqueous solutions
363. Electrolysis of molten salts
364. Electrical fitter-contact, busy measuring contacts and
temperature
Non-ferrous metal processing
Work performed by profession:
365. Foundry grease maker
366. Draper of non-ferrous metals
367. Roller
368. Foil Dyer
369. Heater of non-ferrous metals
370. Non-ferrous metal processing line operator
371. Annealer of non-ferrous metals
372. Manual leveling, machine leveling
373. Hydropress press operator engaged in pressing
hot metal
374. Preparer of technical fats
375. Roller of hot metal
376. Pipe Roller
377. Flux Cooker
378. Scraper of non-ferrous metals
Production of hard alloys and refractory metals and products
powder metallurgy
Work performed by profession:
379. Apparatus in the production of hard alloys and refractory
metals
380. Carbidization Operator
381. Apparatus for the preparation of mixtures and solutions
382. Molybdenum waste oxidation machine operator
383. Regeneration Furnace Operator
384. Operator of the electrochemical production of tantalum
385. Procurer of semi-finished chemical products of refractory metals
386. Blacksmith-punch on rotary machines
387. Sormite Bar Handler
388. Carbide Handler
389. Furnace reduction of iron and annealing of iron powders
390. Cleaner of metal, castings, products and parts, employed
for cleaning sponge iron
391. Grinder of products from hard alloys and refractory
metals
Manufacture of electrode products
Work performed by profession:
Z92. Loader-unloader for roasting and graphite furnaces
393. Smelter
394. Locksmith of electrode products
395. Machine operator for machining electrode products
396. A stand operator engaged in sorting electrode products in
workshops of the main production
397. Electrode mass molder
398. Chlorinator of electrode products
Semiconductor material manufacturing
Work performed by profession:
399. Apparatchik recovery of semiconductor materials
400. Apparatus for growing monocrystals and ribbons
401. Specialist for the production of high-purity materials for
semiconductor manufacturing
402. Machine operator for production and chemical cleaning
semiconductor materials
403. Chemist for semiconductor chemical processing
materials
404. Cyclone smelter engaged in production
germanium concentrates
Vi. ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION AND TRANSFER AND
HEAT POWER (ENERGY SECTOR)
Repair of equipment for power plants and networks
Work performed by profession:
405. Boiler Cleaner
406. Locksmith for the repair of hydraulic turbine equipment
407. Locksmith for the repair of boiler equipment and
dust preparation shops
408. Fitter for the repair of heating network equipment
409. Locksmith for the repair of fuel supply equipment
410. Locksmith for the repair of steam and gas turbine equipment
411. Electrician for the repair of overhead power lines
412. Electrician for repair and installation of cable lines
Thermal power plants
Work performed by profession:
413. The driver of the block control system of units
(boiler-turbine)
414. Engineer of gas turbine units
415. Boiler driver
416. Boiler equipment inspector
417. Turbine equipment operator
418. Steam turbine operator
419. Dust pump operator
420. Dryer operator
421. Fuel supply driver
422. Driver of the central heating control panel for boilers
423. Operator of the central heat control panel of steam
turbines
424. Power unit driver
425. Motorist of the dredging (sludge) pumping station
426. Locksmith for instrumentation and
automation, employed in the operating shops of thermal power plants and
substations
427. Power plant equipment maintenance fitter
428. Fuel Blaster
429. Electrician of the main control panel of the power plant
430. Electrician for maintenance of electrical equipment
power plants
Heating network
Work performed by profession:
431. Locksmith for maintenance of heat points
432. Heating network service locksmith
Nuclear power plants
433. Works directly related to the operation and
repair of equipment in the zone of ionizing radiation
Vii. EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING OF PEAT
Work performed by profession:
434. Peat Dryer
435. Peat Breeder
436. Career
437. Briquette press driver
438. Driver of machines for the extraction and processing of sod peat
439. Machine operator for the extraction and processing of milled peat
440. Machine operator for the preparation of peat deposits for
exploitation
441. Operator of a peat excavator
442. Peat worker engaged in work on trailed hinged
mechanisms for the preparation and repair of peat fields, hitching and
uncoupling mechanisms, servicing fire-fighting units;
forest summary with simultaneous uprooting of stumps on peat massifs,
felling trees by unhitching and stacking timber,
cutting industrial wood and stumps with circular and pendulum
saws; for distillation, transportation and installation at the workplace
pumping station, excavator, intermediate conveyor supports, tension
stations, peat mining units and mechanisms
VIII. WELL DRILLING, OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION
443. All types of work related to the drilling of oil, gas and
other wells, as well as with oil and gas production
IX. REFINING OF OIL, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, GAS,
SHALES, COAL AND MAINTENANCE
MAIN PIPELINES
444. Work performed by workers of all professions employed in
processing, transportation and storage of sulfurous oil,
sulfur-containing petroleum gas and products of their processing with
content of 0.5 and more weight percent sulfur
Work performed by profession:
445. Loader-unloader of ovens
446. Coke Cleaner
447. Coke Unloader
448. Engine fuel testing driver
449. Technological compressor operator
450. Technological pump operator
451. Inspector for the protection of underground pipelines from corrosion
452. Operator of the gas distribution station
453. Operator of main gas pipelines
454. Operator of technological installations
455. Commodity Operator
456. Inspector of oil tanks
457. A device operator employed directly at the production
plot
458.