Tell me about the special type of work

There are regulations in the list of special types of work, whether welders are special types of work in different industries, one is welding of large pressure vessels, one is welding in the shipbuilding industry, and it seems that another is in the coal industry, and other industries are not good. For more information, the landlord can bring the file to the Social Security Division of the local Labor and Social Security Bureau.

Welders belong to a special type of work and can retire early. The conditions for early retirement for personnel engaged in special types of work are: men should be at least 55 years old, and women should be at least 45 years old; Participated in the work before the end of 1992, with 10 years of continuous service (excluding converted service years) and the actual payment period after January 1993, and 15 years for individual industrial and commercial households and their helpers and freelancers; 10 years of work in high-altitude and particularly heavy manual labor positions, 9 years of work in underground and high-temperature jobs, and 8 years of work in other jobs harmful to physical health; Comply with other conditions stipulated by the state and the city.

For those who meet the above conditions, the unit shall report to the district and county social security agency for the employees to go through the early retirement procedures. For those who have worked in two or more special types of work, the actual working years of the two or more special types of work can be added, and the retirement conditions shall be mastered according to the provisions of the required working years for special types of work. For unemployed persons who meet the retirement conditions for special types of work, they can apply directly to the social security agency of the area or county where their household registration is located.

Welders belong to special operations, only in the part of the heavy industry welders can be regarded as special types of work, and the general welding work is completely two concepts, the unique type of work is not equal to the special type of work, the landlord had better call ** to the region's labor and social security bureau (pension department) to ask.

Scope of special types of work: 1Electrician.

Commanding servants include power generation, power transmission, power transformation, power distribution workers, electrical equipment installation, operation, maintenance (maintenance), test workers, mine underground electrical 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 of hazardous chemicals, civil goods, and radioactive materials, transportation workers and storage clerks; 17.Other operations approved by the National Office.

Legal analysis: The confirmation of special types of work is generally carried out according to the following procedures: First, the method of confirmation.

Municipal enterprises, including ** enterprises, shall be confirmed according to the special types of work that have been determined by the former Ministry of Labor or the competent department of the industry before the end of 1992 and approved by the Labor Bureau of the Municipality or the competent bureau of the industry. It should be emphasized here that after the special type of work and the scope of application of the industry are confirmed, it can only be applied to the enterprises to which the industry belongs, and other industries and enterprises cannot refer to the implementation. The second is the declaration and review of confirmation.

Any enterprise that meets the requirements of having a special type of work shall list the name of the special type of work of the unit in detail and submit a declaration in accordance with the regulations. After the declaration is confirmed by the competent department of the industry, it shall be submitted to the Municipal Labor and Social Security Bureau for review. After approval, the district and county social security center shall be responsible for handling it according to the regulations.

Employees who are engaged in underground, high-altitude, high-temperature, special heavy physical labor, and other work harmful to their health belong to the scope of special types of work.

Legal basis: Article 4 of the "Provisions on the Management of Safety Technical Training and Assessment for Special Operations Personnel" clarifies that special operations personnel shall meet the following conditions: (1) be at least 18 years old and not exceed the national statutory retirement age; (2) Have passed the physical examination of a community or medical institution at or above the county level, and do not have organic heart disease, epilepsy, Meniere's disease, vertigo, hysteria, tremor paralysis, mental illness, dementia, or other diseases and physical defects that prevent them from engaging in the corresponding special operations; (3) Have a junior high school education level or above; (4) Possess the necessary technical knowledge and skills in safety; (5) Other conditions stipulated in the corresponding special operations.

In addition to meeting the conditions specified in items (1), (2), (4) and (5) of the preceding paragraph, personnel for special operations of hazardous chemicals shall have a high school education level or equivalent to high school or above.

What is a special type of work? How is it determined?

Special types of work refer to types of work that are prone to personnel accidents and have major hazards to the safety of the operator, others and surrounding facilities. Such as: welders, electricians, boiler workers, drivers, cranes, etc. A general term for the job categories of personnel engaged in special operations.

The Labor Law specifically divides and stipulates special types of work.

1) The list of special types of work must be confirmed by the labor and social security department at or above the prefecture-level city.

2) The employee himself meets the conditions for retirement of special types of work.

Those who have been engaged in special types of work for a total of 10 years and meet the retirement requirements for special types of work; Engaged in underground, high temperature and other work for a total of 9 years; Engaged in other work harmful to physical health for a total of 8 years.

Those who have been engaged in two or more special types of work may add up the time spent engaged in several special types of work. However, it is subject to the highest retirement conditions for special jobs. For example, if an employee has been engaged in heavy physical labor for 5 years, engaged in toxic and harmful work for 3 years, and engaged in underground work in a mine for 3 years, the employee can retire according to the special type of work engaged in heavy physical labor.

To meet the statutory early retirement age, men need to be at least 55 years old and women need to be at least 45 years old.

Employees who meet the above-mentioned conditions for special types of work, who have worked for special types of work for a cumulative period of time in accordance with the above-mentioned requirements, and who have reached the above-mentioned retirement age shall retire.

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

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

4. Driving of motor vehicles in 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 erecting 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 operation. Including pressure vessel canning workers, inspection workers, transportation escort workers, and large air compressor operators;

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

9. Blasting operation. 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 operation. Operators, transport escorts, and storage custodians of hazardous chemicals, civil goods, and radioactive materials;

These are all recognized.

Hello, that's what the state believes.

Lao Ren Hu [1985] No. 6 made the following provisions on the standards and precautions for approving early retirement work:

1) Workers engaged in underground, high-altitude, high-temperature, particularly heavy physical labor or other work harmful to physical health, regardless of whether they are engaged in such work now or in the past, can retire early in accordance with the provisions of the "Interim Measures for Workers' Retirement and Retirement":

Engaged in high-altitude and particularly heavy physical labor for a total of 10 years;

Engaged in underground high-temperature work for a total of 9 years;

Engaged in other work that harms physical health for a total of 8 years.

2) High-temperature work shall meet the fourth level in the GB4200-84 "High-temperature Work Classification" standard; Heavy manual labor operations shall comply with the fourth level in the GB3869-83 "Classification of Physical Labor Intensity" standard; High-altitude work shall comply with the second level in the GB3608-83 "Classification of Work at Height" standard, and often work at a height of more than 5 meters, without a foothold or a firm foothold, and there is indeed a danger of falling.

3) When workers who work in plateau areas above 3,500 meters above sea level and in cold storage, production workshops and other low-temperature places below zero degrees Celsius all year round retire, they can refer to the relevant regulations of workers engaged in underground and high-temperature work; When workers who work in alpine or plateau areas above 4,500 meters above sea level all year round retire, they may refer to the provisions for workers engaged in other work that is harmful to their health.

What is a special type of work? How is it determined?

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

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

4. Driving of motor vehicles in 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 erecting 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 operation. Including pressure vessel canning workers, inspection workers, transportation escort workers, and large air compressor operators;

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

9. Blasting operation. 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 operation. Operators, transport escorts, and storage custodians of hazardous chemicals, civil goods, and radioactive materials;

These are all recognized.

You can provide you with the following legal provisions, and you can refer to whether you belong to a special type of work and whether you are eligible for a retirement year.

1.The statutory retirement age for enterprise employees is 60 years old for men, 50 years old for female workers, and 55 years old for female cadres. Those who are engaged in underground, high-temperature, high-altitude, particularly heavy physical labor or other work harmful to their health shall have a retirement age of 55 years old for men and 45 years old for women, and the retirement age shall be 50 years old for men and 45 years old for women if they are disabled due to illness or non-work, and are certified by a hospital and confirmed by the labor appraisal committee to be completely incapacitated.

2.The scope of special types of work includes the following:

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. Lifting machinery operation. Including crane drivers, cable operators, signal conductors, installation and maintenance workers;

4. Driving of motor vehicles in 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 erecting 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 operation. Including pressure vessel canning workers, inspection workers, transportation escort workers, and large air compressor operators;

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

9. Blasting operation. 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 operation. Operators, transport escorts, and storage custodians of hazardous chemicals, civil goods, and radioactive materials;

17. Other operations approved by the State Bureau.