What do you know about special types of trade?

Special types of welders, stokers, gas cutters in hazardous industries.

Aerospace engineering, nuclear engineering, hotel experience engineers, and elevator repairers are also special jobs.

Wolder, high and low voltage electrician, forklift worker, crane driver, punch worker, climber, etc.

In the case of special types of work, I think it is mainly those who work in state agencies, or those who are confidential personnel, and I think that they are special types of work.

Special types of work include the People's Liberation Army, which trains every day to defend the country and is not allowed to reveal their whereabouts.

Wolder, painter, grinder. Burns to welders are commonplace, with paint injuries hurting the body, and grinding injuries hurting hands and lungs.

Wolder, crane, rope worker, etc.

59 Hospital radioactive work, forging, turning sand to make bombs, dangerous goods.

Special types of work, refers to state-owned enterprises, engaged in, underground, high-voltage electricians, etc., foreign enterprises, private bosses, etc., do not enjoy this preferential treatment. It must be a state-owned enterprise, an institution.

It's the army, and the army belongs to the privacy industry, and everyone doesn't know what is right or wrong.

Locomotive crews in the railway transport sector, that is, train drivers, belong to a special type of work. Retire at least the age of 55.

Electrician, welder, scaffolder, lifter, boiler installer, this is a special type of work in the industry I am engaged in, and other industries do not understand.

I don't know much about it, maybe it's a profession like a precision instrument repairer.

Lifting, pressure vessel operation, driving motor vehicles, electric welders, electricians, and others I can't remember. I used to drive for seven years.

Nuclear test specialists, which are also special jobs are state secrets for some people.

High temperature, high altitude, underground, toxic and harmful workers.

Special types of work and special operations are two different things, special operations can be retired 5 years in advance, that is, men retire at the age of 55, women retire at the age of 45, and special types of work do not have early retirement treatment, such as high and low electricians.

Bricklayers, stuccoers, scaffolders on buildings.

I am engaged in maintenance electrician, often to more than ten meters high on the crane to carry out maintenance work, can you do special work.

Highway maintenance worker, he is heavy manual labor, and he also deals with asphalt, which is toxic and harmful!

I haven't learned about this, but I think it's possible for every kind of work.

I don't know much about it, and I don't have much knowledge in this area.

I remember that one of my relatives repaired elevators, and his one was a special job.

I'm an outside line electrician, but in a private construction team, I won't let you be a special job at all.

Gas workers, desulfurizers, carbon chemicals, and synthesis workers in chemical plants recognized by the prefectural and municipal labor bureaus are all special types of workers and can retire five years early.

Is a train driver considered a special type of work?

Coach driver is not a special type of work.

Special types of work refer to those engaged in underground, high-altitude, high-temperature, extraordinarily heavy physical labor and toxic and harmful work. Special types of work include:

1.Electrician. Including power generation, power transmission, substation, power distribution workers, electrical equipment installation, operation, maintenance (maintenance), test workers, underground electric fitters;

2.Metal welding and cutting operations. Including welders, cutters;

3.Hoisting machinery operation. Including crane drivers, signal commanders, installation and maintenance workers;

4.Driving of motor vehicles within the enterprise. Including the number of drivers of various types of motor vehicles driving in the enterprise, wharves, freight yards and other production areas and construction sites; 5.

Ascending and erection operations. Including erection, demolition, maintenance workers and surface cleaning workers of high-rise buildings (structures) of more than 2 meters;

6.Boiler operation (including water quality testing). Including pressure boiler operators, boiler water quality laboratory workers;

7.Pressure vessel operations. Including pressure vessel canning workers, inspection workers, potato transportation and transportation escort workers, large air compressor operators;

8.Refrigeration operations. Including refrigeration equipment installers, operators, and maintenance workers;

9.Blasting operations. Including surface engineering blasting and underground blasting; 10.Mine ventilation operations. Including main fan machine operator, gas extraction worker, ventilation safety monitoring worker, wind and dust measurement worker;

11.Mine drainage operations. Mine main drainage pumper, tailings dam operator; 12.Mine safety inspection operations. Including safety inspectors, gas inspectors, and explosion-proof inspectors of electrical equipment;

13.Mine hoisting and transportation operations. Including main hoist operator, (up and downhill) winch operator, fixed belt conveyor operator, signal worker, tank (hook) worker;

14.Mining (stripping) operations. Including shearer driver, roadheader driver, rock rake driver, rock drill driver;

15.mine rescue operations;

16.Dangerous goods operations. Operators, transport escorts, and storage custodians of hazardous chemicals, civil goods, and radioactive materials;

17.Other operations approved by the National Office.

1. The conditions that special operations personnel shall meet are as follows:

1. Be at least 18 years old and not exceed the national statutory retirement age;

2. Have passed the physical examination in the community or a medical institution at or above the county level, and there is no organic disease that hinders the corresponding special operations;

3. Have the necessary safety technical knowledge and skills.

2. The materials required for the special operation certificate are as follows:

1. Health certificate issued by the community or medical institution at or above the county level;

2. Engaging in special operations;

3. Passing records of safety training examinations. All in all, special types of work include electrical work, metal welding, cutting operations, lifting machinery operations and other work that is extremely damaging to employees and prone to danger, and generally requires people who are at least 18 years old and have not reached the retirement age stipulated by the state to participate in special operations.

1. Electrician. 2. Metal welding and cutting operations. 3. Lifting machinery operation.

4. Driving of motor vehicles in the enterprise. 5. Ascending and erecting operations. 6. Boiler operation (including water quality testing).

7. Pressure vessel operation. 8. Refrigeration operation. 9. Blasting operation.

10. Mine ventilation operations are full of dust. 11. Mine drainage operations. 12. Mine safety inspection operations.

13. Mine hoisting and transportation operations. 14. Mining (stripping) operations. 15. Mine rescue and let Zen operation.

16. Dangerous goods operation. 17. Other operations approved by the Consumer Affairs Bureau of the State Bank.

Special types of work refer to some people who are engaged in special occupations, industries, and types of work with their grandchildren. These people often require special skills and knowledge, and they work in different environments. Here are some of the more typical special jobs:

1.Firefighters: Professionals who are engaged in tasks such as fire fighting, rescue, etc., require qualities such as bravery, professionalism, and endurance.

2.Doctors: The peculiarities of the profession of doctors lie in the need to deal with various illnesses and injuries and to pay attention to the health of patients.

3.Police: Professionals who are responsible for maintaining public order and dealing with emergencies require a high sense of responsibility and law enforcement capabilities.

4.Soldiers: Soldiers need to have a tenacious spirit and perfect physical health to care for the country and defend the motherland.

There are also many similar special types of work, such as pilots, divers, mountaineering instructors, etc., which require professional and extraordinary endurance and other qualities.

Scope of special types of work:

1.Electrician. Including power generation, power transmission, substation, power distribution workers, electrical equipment installation, operation, maintenance (maintenance), test workers, underground electric fitters;

2.Metal welding and cutting operations. Including welders, cutters;

3.Hoisting machinery operation. Including crane drivers, cable operators, signal conductors, installation and maintenance workers.

4.Driving of motor vehicles within the enterprise. Including the drivers of various types of motor vehicles driving in the enterprise, wharves, freight yards and other production areas and construction sites.

5.Ascending and erection operations. Including erection, demolition, maintenance workers and surface cleaning workers of high-rise buildings (structures) of more than 2 meters;

6.Boiler operation (including water quality testing). Including pressure boiler operators, boiler water quality laboratory workers;

7.Pressure vessel operations. Including pressure vessel canning workers, inspection workers, transportation escort workers, and large air compressor operators.

8.Refrigeration operations. Including refrigeration equipment installers, operators, and maintenance workers;

9.Blasting operations. Including surface engineering blasting and underground blasting;

10.Mine ventilation operations. Including main fan machine operator, gas extraction worker, ventilation safety monitoring worker, wind and dust measurement worker;

11.Mine drainage operations. Mine main drainage pumper, tailings dam operator;

12.Mine safety inspection operations. Including safety inspectors, gas inspectors, and explosion-proof inspectors of electrical equipment;

13.Mine hoisting and transportation operations. Including main hoist operator, winch operator (up and down the mountain), fixed belt conveyor operator, signal worker, tank (hook) worker.

14.Mining (stripping) operations. Including shearer driver, roadheader driver, rock rake driver, rock drill driver;

15.mine rescue operations;

16.Dangerous goods work mode. Operators, transport escorts, and storage custodians of hazardous chemicals, civil goods, and radioactive materials;

17.Other operations approved by the National Office.

Legal basis

Regulations on the Management of Safety Technical Training and Assessment for Special Operations Personnel".

Article 3 The term "special operation" mentioned in these regulations refers to the operation that is prone to accidents and may cause major harm to the safety and health of the operator and others, as well as the safety of equipment and facilities. The scope of special operations shall be specified in the catalogue of special operations. The term "special operations personnel" referred to in these provisions refers to employees directly engaged in special operations.

According to the "Measures for the Management of Safety Technical Training and Assessment of Special Operations Personnel", the scope of special operations shall include: electrical work; Metal welding and cutting operations. hoisting machinery (including elevator) operation; Driving of motor vehicles within the enterprise. Ascending and erection operations. Boiler operation (including water quality testing). pressure vessel operation; Refrigeration operations. Blasting operations. mine ventilation operations (including gas inspection); Mine drainage operations (including tailings dam operations). Special operations refer to operations that are prone to personnel accidents and have major hazards to the safety of the operator, others and surrounding facilities (such as electrician, metal welding and cutting, etc.).

The personnel engaged in this type of operation are called special operations personnel.

Article 3 of the Regulations on the Management of Safety Technical Training and Assessment of Special Operations Personnel refers to operations that are prone to accidents and may cause major harm to the safety and health of the operator and others, as well as the safety of equipment and facilities. The scope of special operations shall be specified in the catalogue of special operations. The term "special operations personnel" as used in these Provisions refers to employees who are directly engaged in special operations.

Those who hold special types of work operation certificates are special types of work. Scope of special types of work:

1.Electrician. Including power generation, power transmission, substation, power distribution workers, electrical equipment installation, operation, maintenance (maintenance), test workers, underground electric fitters;

2.Metal welding and cutting operations. Including welders, cutters;

3.Hoisting machinery operation. Including crane drivers, cable operators, signal conductors, installation and maintenance workers.

4.Driving of motor vehicles within the enterprise. Including the drivers of various types of motor vehicles driving in the enterprise, wharves, freight yards and other production areas and construction sites.

5.Ascending and erection operations. Including erection, demolition, maintenance workers and surface cleaning workers of high-rise buildings (structures) of more than 2 meters;

Boiler operation (including water quality testing). Including pressure boiler operators, boiler water quality laboratory workers;

7.Pressure vessel operations. Including pressure vessel canning workers, inspection workers, transportation escort workers, and large air compressor operators.

8.Refrigeration operations. Including refrigeration equipment installers, operators, and maintenance workers;

9.Blasting operations. Including surface engineering blasting and underground blasting;

10.Mine ventilation operations. Including main fan machine operator, gas extraction worker, ventilation safety monitoring worker, wind and dust measurement worker;

11.Mine drainage operations. Mine main drainage pumper, tailings dam operator;

12.Mine safety inspection operations. Including safety inspectors, gas inspectors, and explosion-proof inspectors of electrical equipment;

13.Mine hoisting and transportation operations. Including main hoist operator, (up and downhill) winch operator, fixed belt conveyor operator, signal worker, tank (hook) worker;

14.Mining (stripping) operations. Including shearer driver, roadheader driver, rock rake driver, rock drill driver;

15.mine rescue operations;

16.Dangerous goods operations. Operators, transport escorts, and storage custodians of hazardous chemicals, civil goods, and radioactive materials;

17.Other operations approved by the National Office.

Article 1 of the Interim Measures on the Retirement and Retirement of Workers.

Workers of enterprises, public institutions, party and government organs, and mass organizations owned by the whole people who meet one of the following conditions shall retire.

1) Men are at least 60 years old, women are at least 50 years old, and have worked continuously for 10 years.

2) Engaged in underground, high-altitude, high-temperature, particularly heavy physical labor, or other work harmful to physical health, at least 55 years of age for men and 45 years of age for women, and having worked continuously for 10 years or more.

Article 14 of the Regulations on Safety Supervision of Special Equipment.

Boilers, pressure vessels, elevators, lifting machinery, passenger ropeways, large amusement facilities and their safety accessories, safety protection devices manufacturing, installation, transformation units, as well as pressure pipeline pipes, pipe fittings, valves, flanges, compensators, safety protection devices, etc. (hereinafter referred to as pressure pipeline components) manufacturing units, transformation units and field (factory) special motor vehicle manufacturing and transformation units, shall be approved by the special equipment safety supervision and management department before engaging in corresponding activities.