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CONGARB OCCUPATIONAL JOB CODE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM ^ 31 I. INTRODUCTION The purpose of this job classification system is to provide a v standardized method for identifying and classifying jobs for the HISS program. The data can then be easily accessed for epidemiological studies, qualitative and quantitative exposure evaluations, medical surveillance evaluations, exposure monitoring scheduling, and medical surveillance scheduling. Three variables are included in the job code system. First, a standardized process list; second, a standardized task list which uses a functional description of jobs; and third, an area assignment to be used when available. II. USE OF THE JOB CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM Each job can be classified by a process variable, a task variable, and when appropriate, a plant area variable. A Standardized Process List and Standardized Task List, with corresponding codes, are enclosed. The area variable is a plant specific designation to identify different locations when desired. When classifying jobs according to the Standardized Process and Task Lists, one should use the most specific code possible. In cases where the most specific codes are not applicable because tasks and/or processes overlap, it is permissible to use the next higher code in the hierarchy. For example, if an employee is loading both flow bins and rail cars intermittently throughout the day, the highest term "material handling unit" (05000) would be used. A breakdown for each aspect should be outlined on the Exposure Monitoring Record. The area variable in the code is only used when it is desired to specify a specific area or location in the plant. For example, the operator of the number 2 valve packer would be 05040BD02. III. EXAMPLES 1. Job: Lead man in the production area CODE: 04900BD 2. Job: Building custodian for the entire facility. Assigned to maintenance. (Routine operations) CODE: 02511IC 3. Job: Welder in the maintenance shop. CODE: 02400CF 4. Job: Engineer with overall plant responsibility. CODE: 02532JA 00000829G MOD 32 STANDARDIZED PROCESS LIST Code 04900 04910 04920 05000 05010 05020 05030 05040 05050 05060 02400 02500 02510 02511 02512 02520 02530 02531 02532 02533 02600 02610 02630 Process Production Unit Furnace Pelletizer Material Handling Unit Seal Bln Flow Bin Rail Car Bagging Stacking Warehouse Maintenance Shop Unit Multi-Process/Plant-Wide Unit Maintenance Routine Turnaround Operations Services Safety/Security Engineering/Inspection Administration Laboratory Unit Quality Control In-Plant MCD 000008299 33 Code AX BX BD BE BF CX CC CF CG DX DA DB DD DE EX EA EB STANDARDIZED TASK LIST Task Comments Administrative and/or Supervision Occupations concerned with specialized administrative and managerial functions, or clerical work, or those whose primary function is to supervise and coordinate activities of others. Operations Operator/Lead Man Operator Helper/ Pellet tender Utility Maintenance Crafts-Metal Pipefitting Welding Metal Working Maintenance Crafts-Nonmetal Carpentry Insulating Painting Painting and Insulating Maintenance Crafts-Electrical System Electrical Only Instrument Only Code EC FX HX IX IB IC JX JA JB JC KX KA Task Comments Electrical and Instrument Maintenance Crafts-Mechanical Mobile Equipment Operating Maintenance Related Activities Yard Building Custodian Field/Services Staff Personnel who are not physically assigned to operating units or areas* but whose duties require them to periodically inspect or perform tasks in such areas. Professional An individual who can work relatively independently by virtue of educational qualifications, work experience and/or legal certification. Technical An individual who works in direct support of a professional (See Task JA). Non-Technical An individual who provides support of an essentially non-technical nature to professional (Task JA) or technical (Task JB) staff. Laboratory Staff Professional An individual who can work relatively independently by virtue of educational quali fications, work experience, and/or legal certification. 35 Code KB KC Task Technical Non-Technical Comments An individual who works in direct support of a profes sional (See Task. KA). An individual who provides support of an essentially non-technical nature to pro fessional (Task KA) or tech nical (Task KB) staff. Document Name: CK LAL TABLE OF CONTENTS Requestor's ID: 0PR5 Author's Name: Document Comments: concarb air sampling guide