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ISCO-88(COM)

ISCO-88(COM) text

Studies

Records^c

Participants

Workdays

Expert
rating^d

Expert
estimates^e

Full- model estimates^f

9211

Farm-hands and laborers

455

≥ 5

2.49

3.38

7131

Roofers

113

3650

≥ 5

2.49

3.28

7123

Concrete placers, concrete finishers, and related workers

2296

≥ 5

2.49

3.22

7111

Miners and quarry workers

711

3-4

1.80

2.91

7122

Bricklayers and stonemasons

145

2857

≥ 5

2.49

2.70

7129

Building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere classified

134

2069

≥ 5

2.49

2.68

9312

Construction and maintenance laborers: roads, dams and similar constructions

581

5171

≥ 5

2.49

2.68

8113

Well drillers and borers and related workers

≥ 5

2.49

2.66

7136

Plumbers and pipe fitters

3–4

1.80

2.50

7112

Shotfirers and blasters

≥ 5

2.49

2.47

7214

Structural-metal preparers and erectors

620

3–4

1.80

2.43

7245

Electrical line installers, repairers, and cable jointers

1834

3–4

1.80

2.38

2211

Biologists, botanists, zoologists, and related professionals

3–4

1.80

2.36

6112

Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers

249

8864

≥ 5

2.49

2.26

3212

Agronomy and forestry technicians

571

≥ 5

2.49

2.19

8332

Earth-moving and related plant operators

2552

3−4

1.80

2.19

9330

Transport laborers and freight handlers

2830

3−4

1.80

2.19

3213

Farming and forestry advisers

259

3−4

1.80

2.15

7423

Woodworking machine setters and setter-operators

362

1−2

1.57

2.14

6111

Field crop and vegetable growers

158

13424

≥ 5

2.49

2.10

4142

Mail carriers and sorting clerks

2659

3−4

1.80

2.08

9162

Sweepers and related laborers

1766

≥ 5

2.49

2.07

7124

Carpenters and joiners

1932

3−4

1.80

2.06

9313

Building construction laborers

123

≥ 5

2.49

2.03

7233

Agricultural- or industrial-machinery mechanics and fitters

2912

1−2

1.57

1.92

9161

Garbage collectors

2812

≥ 5

2.49

1.87

8312

Railway brakers, signalers and shunters

208

≥ 5

2.49

1.77

2148

Cartographers and surveyors

1224

3−4

1.80

1.74

6130

Crop and animal producers

3807

≥ 5

2.49

1.71

3474

Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate professionals

123

1−2

1.57

1.69

6152

Inland and coastal waters fishery workers

320

≥ 5

2.49

1.69

3475

Athletes, sports persons and related associate professionals

532

3−4

1.80

1.56

5169

Protective services workers not elsewhere classified

122

1244

3−4

1.80

1.55

7133

Plasterers

306

3−4

1.80

1.53

7213

Sheet-metal workers

3−4

1.80

1.53

8163

Incinerator, water-treatment and related plant operators

185

1−2

1.57

1.52

7141

Painters and related workers

3−4

1.80

1.51

8324

Heavy truck and lorry drivers

1230

1−2

1.57

1.51

5162

Police officers

3−4

1.80

1.50

8334

Lifting-truck operators

327

3−4

1.80

1.50

6141

Forestry workers and loggers

813

≥ 5

2.49

1.47

2213

Agronomists and related professionals

3−4

1.80

1.39

2142

Civil engineers

1−2

1.57

1.13

3145

Air traffic safety technicians

241

1−2

1.57

1.07

3143

Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals

166

1−2

1.57

0.96

8141

Wood-processing-plant operators

210

3−4

1.80

0.90

3320

Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals

3005

3−4

1.80

0.63

4115

Secretaries

403

0.68

0.62

5123

Waiters, waitresses and bartenders

3−4

1.80

0.53

ISCO-88(COM)

ISCO-88(COM) text

Studies

Records^c

Participants

Workdays

Expert
rating^d

Expert
estimates^e

Full- model estimates^f

9211

Farm-hands and laborers

455

≥ 5

2.49

3.38

7131

Roofers

113

3650

≥ 5

2.49

3.28

7123

Concrete placers, concrete finishers, and related workers

2296

≥ 5

2.49

3.22

7111

Miners and quarry workers

711

3-4

1.80

2.91

7122

Bricklayers and stonemasons

145

2857

≥ 5

2.49

2.70

7129

Building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere classified

134

2069

≥ 5

2.49

2.68

9312

Construction and maintenance laborers: roads, dams and similar constructions

581

5171

≥ 5

2.49

2.68

8113

Well drillers and borers and related workers

≥ 5

2.49

2.66

7136

Plumbers and pipe fitters

3–4

1.80

2.50

7112

Shotfirers and blasters

≥ 5

2.49

2.47

7214

Structural-metal preparers and erectors

620

3–4

1.80

2.43

7245

Electrical line installers, repairers, and cable jointers

1834

3–4

1.80

2.38

2211

Biologists, botanists, zoologists, and related professionals

3–4

1.80

2.36

6112

Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers

249

8864

≥ 5

2.49

2.26

3212

Agronomy and forestry technicians

571

≥ 5

2.49

2.19

8332

Earth-moving and related plant operators

2552

3−4

1.80

2.19

9330

Transport laborers and freight handlers

2830

3−4

1.80

2.19

3213

Farming and forestry advisers

259

3−4

1.80

2.15

7423

Woodworking machine setters and setter-operators

362

1−2

1.57

2.14

6111

Field crop and vegetable growers

158

13424

≥ 5

2.49

2.10

4142

Mail carriers and sorting clerks

2659

3−4

1.80

2.08

9162

Sweepers and related laborers

1766

≥ 5

2.49

2.07

7124

Carpenters and joiners

1932

3−4

1.80

2.06

9313

Building construction laborers

123

≥ 5

2.49

2.03

7233

Agricultural- or industrial-machinery mechanics and fitters

2912

1−2

1.57

1.92

9161

Garbage collectors

2812

≥ 5

2.49

1.87

8312

Railway brakers, signalers and shunters

208

≥ 5

2.49

1.77

2148

Cartographers and surveyors

1224

3−4

1.80

1.74

6130

Crop and animal producers

3807

≥ 5

2.49

1.71

3474

Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate professionals

123

1−2

1.57

1.69

6152

Inland and coastal waters fishery workers

320

≥ 5

2.49

1.69

3475

Athletes, sports persons and related associate professionals

532

3−4

1.80

1.56

5169

Protective services workers not elsewhere classified

122

1244

3−4

1.80

1.55

7133

Plasterers

306

3−4

1.80

1.53

7213

Sheet-metal workers

3−4

1.80

1.53

8163

Incinerator, water-treatment and related plant operators

185

1−2

1.57

1.52

7141

Painters and related workers

3−4

1.80

1.51

8324

Heavy truck and lorry drivers

1230

1−2

1.57

1.51

5162

Police officers

3−4

1.80

1.50

8334

Lifting-truck operators

327

3−4

1.80

1.50

6141

Forestry workers and loggers

813

≥ 5

2.49

1.47

2213

Agronomists and related professionals

3−4

1.80

1.39

2142

Civil engineers

1−2

1.57

1.13

3145

Air traffic safety technicians

241

1−2

1.57

1.07

3143

Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals

166

1−2

1.57

0.96

8141

Wood-processing-plant operators

210

3−4

1.80

0.90

3320

Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals

3005

3−4

1.80

0.63

4115

Secretaries

403

0.68

0.62

5123

Waiters, waitresses and bartenders

3−4

1.80

0.53

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Model-based personal occupational solar UVR exposure estimates^a for 49 occupations with published summary measurements^b

ISCO-88(COM)	ISCO-88(COM) text	Studies	Records^c	Participants	Workdays	Expert rating^d	Expert estimates^e	Full- model estimates^f
9211	Farm-hands and laborers	1	3	12	455	≥ 5	2.49	3.38
7131	Roofers	2	8	113	3650	≥ 5	2.49	3.28
7123	Concrete placers, concrete finishers, and related workers	2	9	78	2296	≥ 5	2.49	3.22
7111	Miners and quarry workers	1	3	15	711	3-4	1.80	2.91
7122	Bricklayers and stonemasons	3	23	145	2857	≥ 5	2.49	2.70
7129	Building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere classified	3	7	134	2069	≥ 5	2.49	2.68
9312	Construction and maintenance laborers: roads, dams and similar constructions	5	15	581	5171	≥ 5	2.49	2.68
8113	Well drillers and borers and related workers	1	3	3	75	≥ 5	2.49	2.66
7136	Plumbers and pipe fitters	1	3	8	76	3–4	1.80	2.50
7112	Shotfirers and blasters	1	3	3	55	≥ 5	2.49	2.47
7214	Structural-metal preparers and erectors	1	3	15	620	3–4	1.80	2.43
7245	Electrical line installers, repairers, and cable jointers	1	3	68	1834	3–4	1.80	2.38
2211	Biologists, botanists, zoologists, and related professionals	1	2	3	56	3–4	1.80	2.36
6112	Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers	4	9	249	8864	≥ 5	2.49	2.26
3212	Agronomy and forestry technicians	1	3	14	571	≥ 5	2.49	2.19
8332	Earth-moving and related plant operators	2	6	64	2552	3−4	1.80	2.19
9330	Transport laborers and freight handlers	1	3	62	2830	3−4	1.80	2.19
3213	Farming and forestry advisers	1	3	8	259	3−4	1.80	2.15
7423	Woodworking machine setters and setter-operators	1	3	9	362	1−2	1.57	2.14
6111	Field crop and vegetable growers	2	7	158	13424	≥ 5	2.49	2.10
4142	Mail carriers and sorting clerks	2	6	83	2659	3−4	1.80	2.08
9162	Sweepers and related laborers	2	6	74	1766	≥ 5	2.49	2.07
7124	Carpenters and joiners	2	6	74	1932	3−4	1.80	2.06
9313	Building construction laborers	1	3	3	123	≥ 5	2.49	2.03
7233	Agricultural- or industrial-machinery mechanics and fitters	1	3	60	2912	1−2	1.57	1.92
9161	Garbage collectors	2	5	66	2812	≥ 5	2.49	1.87
8312	Railway brakers, signalers and shunters	1	3	7	208	≥ 5	2.49	1.77
2148	Cartographers and surveyors	2	5	30	1224	3−4	1.80	1.74
6130	Crop and animal producers	2	4	69	3807	≥ 5	2.49	1.71
3474	Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate professionals	1	2	5	123	1−2	1.57	1.69
6152	Inland and coastal waters fishery workers	2	7	15	320	≥ 5	2.49	1.69
3475	Athletes, sports persons and related associate professionals	2	4	40	532	3−4	1.80	1.56
5169	Protective services workers not elsewhere classified	3	6	122	1244	3−4	1.80	1.55
7133	Plasterers	1	3	8	306	3−4	1.80	1.53
7213	Sheet-metal workers	1	3	3	71	3−4	1.80	1.53
8163	Incinerator, water-treatment and related plant operators	1	3	5	185	1−2	1.57	1.52
7141	Painters and related workers	1	1	1	26	3−4	1.80	1.51
8324	Heavy truck and lorry drivers	1	3	26	1230	1−2	1.57	1.51
5162	Police officers	1	3	3	75	3−4	1.80	1.50
8334	Lifting-truck operators	1	3	38	327	3−4	1.80	1.50
6141	Forestry workers and loggers	1	3	18	813	≥ 5	2.49	1.47
2213	Agronomists and related professionals	1	3	3	95	3−4	1.80	1.39
2142	Civil engineers	1	1	16	49	1−2	1.57	1.13
3145	Air traffic safety technicians	1	3	14	241	1−2	1.57	1.07
3143	Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals	1	3	4	166	1−2	1.57	0.96
8141	Wood-processing-plant operators	1	3	6	210	3−4	1.80	0.90
3320	Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals	1	3	62	3005	3−4	1.80	0.63
4115	Secretaries	1	3	40	403	0	0.68	0.62
5123	Waiters, waitresses and bartenders	1	3	8	60	3−4	1.80	0.53

ISCO-88(COM)	ISCO-88(COM) text	Studies	Records^c	Participants	Workdays	Expert rating^d	Expert estimates^e	Full- model estimates^f
9211	Farm-hands and laborers	1	3	12	455	≥ 5	2.49	3.38
7131	Roofers	2	8	113	3650	≥ 5	2.49	3.28
7123	Concrete placers, concrete finishers, and related workers	2	9	78	2296	≥ 5	2.49	3.22
7111	Miners and quarry workers	1	3	15	711	3-4	1.80	2.91
7122	Bricklayers and stonemasons	3	23	145	2857	≥ 5	2.49	2.70
7129	Building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere classified	3	7	134	2069	≥ 5	2.49	2.68
9312	Construction and maintenance laborers: roads, dams and similar constructions	5	15	581	5171	≥ 5	2.49	2.68
8113	Well drillers and borers and related workers	1	3	3	75	≥ 5	2.49	2.66
7136	Plumbers and pipe fitters	1	3	8	76	3–4	1.80	2.50
7112	Shotfirers and blasters	1	3	3	55	≥ 5	2.49	2.47
7214	Structural-metal preparers and erectors	1	3	15	620	3–4	1.80	2.43
7245	Electrical line installers, repairers, and cable jointers	1	3	68	1834	3–4	1.80	2.38
2211	Biologists, botanists, zoologists, and related professionals	1	2	3	56	3–4	1.80	2.36
6112	Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers	4	9	249	8864	≥ 5	2.49	2.26
3212	Agronomy and forestry technicians	1	3	14	571	≥ 5	2.49	2.19
8332	Earth-moving and related plant operators	2	6	64	2552	3−4	1.80	2.19
9330	Transport laborers and freight handlers	1	3	62	2830	3−4	1.80	2.19
3213	Farming and forestry advisers	1	3	8	259	3−4	1.80	2.15
7423	Woodworking machine setters and setter-operators	1	3	9	362	1−2	1.57	2.14
6111	Field crop and vegetable growers	2	7	158	13424	≥ 5	2.49	2.10
4142	Mail carriers and sorting clerks	2	6	83	2659	3−4	1.80	2.08
9162	Sweepers and related laborers	2	6	74	1766	≥ 5	2.49	2.07
7124	Carpenters and joiners	2	6	74	1932	3−4	1.80	2.06
9313	Building construction laborers	1	3	3	123	≥ 5	2.49	2.03
7233	Agricultural- or industrial-machinery mechanics and fitters	1	3	60	2912	1−2	1.57	1.92
9161	Garbage collectors	2	5	66	2812	≥ 5	2.49	1.87
8312	Railway brakers, signalers and shunters	1	3	7	208	≥ 5	2.49	1.77
2148	Cartographers and surveyors	2	5	30	1224	3−4	1.80	1.74
6130	Crop and animal producers	2	4	69	3807	≥ 5	2.49	1.71
3474	Clowns, magicians, acrobats and related associate professionals	1	2	5	123	1−2	1.57	1.69
6152	Inland and coastal waters fishery workers	2	7	15	320	≥ 5	2.49	1.69
3475	Athletes, sports persons and related associate professionals	2	4	40	532	3−4	1.80	1.56
5169	Protective services workers not elsewhere classified	3	6	122	1244	3−4	1.80	1.55
7133	Plasterers	1	3	8	306	3−4	1.80	1.53
7213	Sheet-metal workers	1	3	3	71	3−4	1.80	1.53
8163	Incinerator, water-treatment and related plant operators	1	3	5	185	1−2	1.57	1.52
7141	Painters and related workers	1	1	1	26	3−4	1.80	1.51
8324	Heavy truck and lorry drivers	1	3	26	1230	1−2	1.57	1.51
5162	Police officers	1	3	3	75	3−4	1.80	1.50
8334	Lifting-truck operators	1	3	38	327	3−4	1.80	1.50
6141	Forestry workers and loggers	1	3	18	813	≥ 5	2.49	1.47
2213	Agronomists and related professionals	1	3	3	95	3−4	1.80	1.39
2142	Civil engineers	1	1	16	49	1−2	1.57	1.13
3145	Air traffic safety technicians	1	3	14	241	1−2	1.57	1.07
3143	Aircraft pilots and related associate professionals	1	3	4	166	1−2	1.57	0.96
8141	Wood-processing-plant operators	1	3	6	210	3−4	1.80	0.90
3320	Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals	1	3	62	3005	3−4	1.80	0.63
4115	Secretaries	1	3	40	403	0	0.68	0.62
5123	Waiters, waitresses and bartenders	1	3	8	60	3−4	1.80	0.53

^aUVR exposure harmonized to a Gigahertz X2012-10 dosimeter, dosimeter location at the upper arm and, for some studies, weighted by the exposure probability of the occupation. Estimates are presented for the summer season, a latitude of 50 N and a measurement duration of 8 h.

^bFor 323 occupations no publications reporting UVR exposures were identified.

^cStudy–occupation–season–latitude records.

^dHours of outdoor work.

^eModel-based arithmetic mean SED levels for the expert rating classes.

^fModel-based arithmetic mean SED levels including fixed effect of expert rating class and BLUPs for occupations with published measurements.

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