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Modern Mining Occupations

Part III — Surface

This information is taken from the following source:

  • National Schedule Of Occupations And Job Descriptions (Manual Workers) Schedule Of Jointly Agreed Job Names And Job Descriptions, Amended, December, 1967
Ref. No. Occupation Name General Description of work performed
S.200  Winding Engineman
Operating shaft winding engine for raising and lowering men, coal and materials.
S.203  Main or direct Rope Haulage Engineman (including man riding)
Driving a direct rope haulage engine operated by electricity, compressed air or steam, for the transport of coal, dirt, materials and men on the surface.
S.204  Main or Direct Rope Haulage Engineman (excluding man riding)
Driving a direct rope haulage engine operated by electricity, compressed air or steam, for the transport of coal, dirt and material on the surface, excluding men.
S.205  Main and Tail Haulage Engineman (including man riding)
Driving a haulage engine operated by electricity, compressed air or steam, and transmitting power to two or more drums, for the transport of coal, dirt, materials and men.
S.206  Main and Tail Haulage Engineman (excluding man riding)
Driving a haulage engine operated by electricity, compressed air or steam, and transmitting power to two or more drums, for the transport of coal, dirt and material on the surface, excluding men.
S.207  Endless Rope Haulage Engineman (including man riding)
Driving a haulage engine operated by electricity, compressed air or steam, and transmitting power to an endless haulage-rope by means of a surge wheel, for the transport of coal, dirt, materials and men.
S.208  Endless Rope Haulage Engineman (excluding man riding)
Driving a haulage engine operated by electricity, compressed air or steam and transmitting power to an endless haulage rope by means of a surge wheel, for the transport of coal, dirt and material on the surface, excluding men.
S.209  Banksman II
Responsible for control of shaft top and signalling cages for coal, men and materials.
S.210  Banksman's Assistant
Assisting Banksman on pit top; in charge of additional deck where auxiliary signals to Banksman.
S.211  Catch Knocker
Operating cage catches at pit top.
S.212  Cage Hand
Assisting in loading on to, or drawing off from, the cage at shaft top.
S.213  Drift Mouth Attendant II
Responsible for control of drift mouth, where the drift is a walkable outlet, and signalling for coal, material and men.
S.214  Tub Manipulator
Operations connected with the movement of trains or tubs on the surface.
S.215  Rope Runner
Accompanying sets of trains or tubs on rope haulage for purpose of changing rope or ropes at end of run.
S.216  Rope Changer
Marshalling, coupling and uncoupling trains or tubs and changing ropes from one journey to another on partings, pass-byes and shunts.
S.217  Tub Tippler Operator
Operating coal or dirt tub tippler.
S.218  Coal Crusher Attendant
Operating coal crushing plant.
S.219  Screens Engineman
Attending to motor or engine driving screens, and operating screening machinery.
S.220  Screenhand
Removing foreign matter from coal on picking belts or screens; picking dirt or various qualities of coal on picking belts or screens; hand picking of dirt from coal on picking belts or screens; breaking coal on picking belts or screens; raising and lowering jib end of screen belts in the filling of wagons.
S.221  Wagon Tippler Operator
Operating railway wagon tippler.
S.222  Washery Operator II
Working at a washery under the direct instruction of Washery Foreman or Chargeman in the operation of a washing plant; controlling valves and machinery, and quality of coal entering and leaving washery.
S.223  Washery Attendant
General duties connected with washing processes at washery under supervision of Washery Foreman or Washery Operator.
S.225  Washery Pumpsman or Motorman
Operating washery pumps and/or motors.
S.226  Dry Cleaner Operator
Operating and controlling dry cleaning plant.
S.227  Dry Cleaner Hand
General work connected with dry cleaning plant.
S.228  Coal Stower
Loading hand-picked coal into wagons by hand.
S.229  Air Cleaning Plant Attendant
Attending to air cleaning plant.
S.230  Wagon Trimmer
Responsible for proper loading of wagons; levelling coal on wagons; examination and top trimming of coal in wagons before despatch.
S.231  Wagon Lowerer
Controlling the lowering of railway wagons on gravity tracks.
S.232  Roadman
Maintenance and repairs of haulage tracks on surface.
S.233  Platelayer
Laying and maintaining railway tracks.
S.236  Narrow Gauge Loco Driver
Driving locomotive in and about colliery premises on narrow gauge track.
S.237  Loco Fireman
Firing boilers on locomotive under supervision of Loco Driver.
S.238  Train Guard
Guard on train hauled by locomotive on standard gauge track and in charge of train.
S.239  Shunter (N.C.B lines)
Marshalling traffic; coupling and uncoupling wagons and operating switches in the circulation of railway wagons on colliery surface, and in the marshalling of trains in readiness for despatch.
S.240  Signalman II
Operating railway signals on N.C.B. lines
S.242  Horse Driver
Driving horses or ponies on surface.
S.243  Carter
General carting duties and driving horse-drawn vehicle.
S.244  Horsekeeper
Responsible for care of horses; feeding, cleaning, watering and general care of horses and stables.
S.245  Granary Attendant
Employed at granary preparing fodder for horses; preparing and storing food for horses.
S.246  Pump Attendant
In charge of surface pumps; attending to efficient running and lubrication of pumps on the surface.
S.247  Dumper Driver
Operating mechanical dumper.
S.248  Overhead Crane Driver
Driving power operated overhead crane.
S.251  Manual Crane Operator
Operating stationary or mobile crane by means of hand wheel or hand winch.
S.252  Excavator Driver
Operating mechanical excavator.
S.253  Bull Dozer Driver
Operating bull dozer.
S.254  Tractor Driver
Operating mechanical tractor.
S.255  Road Roller Driver
Driving road roller.
S.257  First Aid Room Attendant
Rendering first aid in first aid room and maintaining equipment.
S.258  Fire Prevention Man
In charge of fire fighting on the surface; general supervision of fire fighting apparatus on the surface.
S.259  Explosive Stores Attendant
Statutorily responsible for storing, distribution to workmen, and keeping records of explosives.
S.260  Hydrox Plant Attendant
Charging hydrox shells and keeping records.
S.261  Cardox Plant Attendant
Operating plant charging cardox shells; maintenance of plant, charging of shells; assisting in filling and maintaining, and keeping records.
S.262  General Worker
Performing work of a general character other than highly skilled work.
S.264  Fencer
Erecting and repairing fences; fencing and dyking.
S.265  Gardener
General gardening work including planting, hedging, fencing, etc.
S.266  Baths Attendant
General duties in pithead baths under supervision of Baths Superintendent.
S.267  Watchman
Responsible for the security of colliery premises.
S.268  Office Cleaner
Cleaning of offices.
S.269  Workshop Cleaner
Cleaner of workshops, enginerooms, etc.
S.270  Landsales Attendant
Responsible for reception, loading, trimming and despatch of coal from landsales.
S.271  Borer
Responsible for the operation of a drilling rig for exploratory boring.
S.272  Borer's Assistant
General duties under the supervision of a Borer in the operation of a drilling rig for exploratory boring.
S.273  Lampman
Repairing, testing, cleaning and charging of electric, carbide and oil lamps, including fitting of oil vessels to oil lamps.
S.274  Water Treatment Plant Attendant II
Attending to water softening or hardening plant; checking hardness of water supplied to boilers and operating softening plant.
S.275  Stoker
Feeding fuel to boiler, maintaining steam pressure and water level.
S.276  Steam Accumulator Attendant
In charge of steam accumulator; in charge of accumulator which collects exhaust steam from engines for further use.
S.277  Boiler Flue Cleaner
Cleaning out boiler flues.
S.278  Boiler Scaler
Removing scale from inside boiler.
S.279  Compressor Man
Attending to air compressor plant.
S.280  Power House Attendant II
Attending the generating plant and switchgear in a power house; either singly responsible for turbines with a total capacity of 5,000 kWs. or less; or jointly responsible with other Power House Attendants II for turbines with an aggregate capacity which works out at 5,000 kWs. or less per Power House Attendant II working on each shift.
S.281  Switchboard Attendant
Operating switchgear on power distribution board.
S.282  Fanman
Attending to running of main mine ventilating fan or fans.
S.283  Saw Sharpener
Sharpening and setting saws.
S.284  Sawyer
Engaged in operating all types of power-driven woodsaws and the necessary sharpening of heavy saws.
S.285  Rough Sawyer
Rough sawing of timber into various lengths by power-driven and cross-cut saws.
S.286  Woodcutting Machinist
Operating morticing, tenoning. planning and similar machines to produce component parts of wood.
S.287  Saddler
Making and maintaining leather equipment.
S.288  Cobbler
Repairing boots and shoes.
S.289  Painter Decorator
Painting and decorating old and new work, including graining, varnishing, stippling, gilding and mixing own colours.
S.290  Painter
Reparing old and new work and applying one or more simple coats of paint.
S.291  Power Linesman
Inspecting, installing and maintaining power lines.
S.294  Electric Cable Vulcaniser
Vulcanising of electric cables.
S.295  Electric Cable Repairer
Engaged on carrying out repairs to electric cables and their conductors in the shop.
S.297  Maintenance Man Mechanical Appliances
Engaged on minor repairs and maintenance of mechanical appliances. either with or without supervision.
S.298  Machinist
Competent worker qualified by training, experience and/or apprenticeship. engaged on the setting up and machining of metals, and working to fine tolerances.
S.299  Welder
Performing all classes of acetylene or electric welding.
S.300  Butt Welder
Welding of metals using butt welding machine.
S.301  Boiler Smith
Competent worker qualified by experience, training and/or apprenticeship. engaged on the construction and/or repair of boilers.
S.302  Brazier
Jointing of metals using brazing compound.
S.303  Burner
Gutting metal by means of acetylene or electric burner.
S.304  Plumber
Installing and maintaining gas, hot and cold water supply and sanitary appliances.
S.305  Tinsmith
Making and repairing tinware.
S.306  Machine Tool Maker
Making tools for power operated machines, e.g.. lathe tools, drills, cutters, reamers, etc.
S.307  Blacksmith
General smithy work including forging work connected with plant or chains, or heat treatment of drawbars and chains, or capping and recapping of ropes, etc.
S.309  Shoeing Smith
Engaged on the making and fitting of horse shoes.
S.310  Pick Sharpener
Sharpening, grinding or tipping picks, drills or bits.
S.310A  Coal Cutter Pick Sharpener
Sharpening, grinding or tipping coal cutter picks.
S.311  Pipeman
Maintaining and extending pipe ranges; dismantling and erecting in new position compressed air and/or water pipes.
S.312  Ropeman
Splicing, capping, maintaining and installing haulage ropes.
S.313  Blacksmith's Striker
Striking for blacksmith, attending fires and generally assisting blacksmith.
S.314  Steel Straightener
Operating power press for straightening steel.
S.315  Moulder
Making moulds and preparing castings.
S.316  Pattern Maker
Making patterns in wood; making patterns for brass and iron castings.
S.317  Carpenter (including Joiner and Wheelwright)
General joinery work in shops; making woodwork of all kinds for building structures.
S.318  Woodworker
Capable only of undertaking and engaged upon rough types of joinery work.
S.319  Mason (including Bricklayer)
Laying bricks or prefabricated blocks, building to specification and maintaining fabric.
S.320  Structural Erector
Site assembly of structural steelwork.
S.320A  Assistant Structural Erector
Site assembly of structural steelwork under supervision of a fully qualified Erector.
S.323  Wagon Repairer
Competent worker (other than those described under the Group name of Fitter, Blacksmith, Joiner, etc.), qualified by apprenticeship. training and/or experience, engaged on the repair and rebuilding of railway wagons.
S.324  Motor Mechanic
Major overhaul and repairs of motor vehicles and compression ignition engines.
S.326  Motor Vehicle Driver
Driving motor vehicles, cars, lorry or ambulance car.
S.327  Boat Loader
Loading coal from tubs into boat, barge or ship at quay side by hand tipping.
S.328  Boat Trimmer
Trimming by hand, coal cargo on a sea going vessel.
S.329  Electrician's Help
Semi-skilled electrical worker engaged on minor repairs and maintenance of electrical equipment and appliances under the supervision of a fully qualified Electrician.
S.330  Power Driven Metal Cutting Saw Operator
Operating a power driven metal cutting circular saw.
S.331  Conveyor Belt Vulcaniser
Vulcanising conveyor belting or an equivalent process with plastics.
S.332  Tub Assembler
Assembling pit-tubs and mine cars including riveting and bolting, and fixation of axles and wheels.
S.333  Wagon Lifter
Jacking up wagon, removing wheels and re-assembling.
S.334  Radial Drill Operator
Competent radial drill operator qualified by experience, training and/or apprenticeship, operating a power-driven radial drilling machine including setting up.
S.335  Mine Car Circuit Control Man
Responsible for operating remote controls at central point, governing the movement of mine cars on pit top circuit.
S.336  Steel Arch Reformer
Reforming steel arches into correct shape using furnace and tem plate.
S.337  Screwer
Operating power driven screwing machine.
S.338  Turner
Competent Turner qualified by experience, training and/or apprenticeship, engaged on operating power-driven centre or face plate lathe.
S.339  Shearer
Operating a power driven metal shearing machine.
S.340  Clipper
Attaching or detaching tubs or trains to endless rope.
S.341  Cable Repairer and Tester
Competent worker qualified by experience, training and/or apprenticeship, engaged on repair of cores, taping. vulcanising and testing of electric trailing cables.
S.342  Scaffolder
Erecting tubular scaffolding.
S.343  Power House Attendant I
Attending generating plant and switchgear in a power house; either singly responsible for turbines with a total capacity of more than 5,000 kWs; or, jointly responsible with other Power House Attendants I for turbines with an aggregate capacity which works out at more than 5,000 kWs. per Power House Attendant I. working on each shift; and/or responsible for integration of station output with an Area Electricity Board supply and the adjustment of the load to the available capacity of the N.C.B. station.
S.344  Regulating Platform Man
Responsible for safe and efficient working of all boiler regulating gear at regulating gear platform level.
S.345  Power House H.P. Pumpsman I
Responsible at power houses (only) with an installed capacity of 20,000 K.W. or more for the safe operation of high speed, high pressure feed pumps working at pressures greater than 750 lb. per square inch; for feeder heater circulating and boiler feed pumps; for operating switchgear for pumps.
S.346  Power House M.P. Pumpsman II
Responsible at power houses (only) with an installed capacity of 29.000 K.W. or more for the safe operation of pressure feed pumps working at pressures less than 750 lbs. per square inch; for feeder heater circulating pumps and for condensing pumps; works in conjunction with a Power House H.P. Pumpsman I.
S.347  Power House H.P. Pumpsman II
Responsible at power stations (only) with an installed capacity of less than 20.000 K.W. for the safe operation of high speed high pressure feed pumps working at pressures greater than 750 lb. per square inch; for feeder heater circulating and boiler feed pumps; for operating switchgear for pumps.
S.348  Power House M.P. Pumpsman Ill
Responsible at power stations (only) with an installed capacity of less than 20,000 K.W. for the safe operation of pressure feed pumps working at pressures less than 750 lb. per square inch; for feeder heater circulating pumps and for condensing pumps; works in con- junction with a Power House H.P. Pumpsman II.
S.349  Firedamp Drainage Plant Attendant
Attending to main firedamp drainage plant.
S.350  Thermal Insulator
Engaged on steam pipe lagging where the lagging is not prefabricated.
S.352  Hand Moulder (Brickworks)
Hand moulding of clay-bricks, and special shapes.
S.353  Drawer/Loader (Brickworks)
Drawing bricks and/or shapes from kilns and loading or stacking them on to transport or stacking ground.
S.354  Electric Truck Driver (Brickworks)
Transporting commodities inside the brickworks premises by operating an electric truck.
S.355  Kiln Burner
Firing kilns to produce finished bricks and/or shapes and carrying out as required all the jobs necessary and connected with the correct operation of their kiln.
S.366  Mechanical Shovel Driver
Lifting material with mechanical shovel, transporting and dumping same as required.
S.357  Mill Feeder (Brickworks)
Feeding and operating dry grinding mill.
S.358  Mixer (Brickworks)
Operating and attending mixing and clay preparation machinery to control moisture and plasticity.
S.359  Setter (Brickworks)
Wheeling green bricks and/or shapes to kilns by hand and setting them in kilns.
S.360  Mobile Steam or Diesel Crane Driver
Driving and operating mobile steam or diesel driven crane running on railway tracks, using crane to move railway wagons.
S.361  Crane Driver
Operating stationary or mobile power operated jib crane other than a mobile steam or diesel crane running on railway tracks.
S.362  Motor Vehicle Driver and Collector
Driving motor vehicles for the delivery of bagged coal to consumers. collecting money from customers and issuing receipts.
S.363  Stores Attendant
Responsible to Storekeeper for the makeup of issues, replenishment of bins and the performance of other semi-skilled duties in a storehouse.
S.364  Locomotive Cleaner and Steam Raiser
Employed in loco sheds, cleaning boilers, cleaning and filling sand boxes, filling boiler with water, lighting loco fires; solely responsible for steam raising, getting up steam and, where necessary, moving the locomotive into position for the driver.
S.366  Fork Lift Truck Driver
Driving and operating Fork Lift Truck.
S.367  Wagon Traverser Operator
Operating a wagon traverser, complete with weighing machine and charger unit to service multiple rail tracks and maintaining necessary records.
S.368  Low Loader Driver or Heavy Articulated Vehicle Driver
Driving Low Loader and/or Heavy Articulated Vehicle; responsible for driving the vehicle and for the loading and off-loading of heavy equipment up to the limits of the capacity of the vehicle.
S.369  Supervisor of Juvenile Team Employment
Person appointed to supervise and instruct teams of juveniles in ordinary manual and labouring operations on the surface.
S.370  Water Treatment Plant Attendant I
Operating water treatment plant comprising two or more units, each unit of which is required to operate continuously with the other(s) and to treat the water for water tube boilers by a different chemical process.
S.371  Methanometer Calibrator
Responsible for the calibration, repair and maintenance of M.S.A. type methanometers.
S.372  Loco Driver (including British Railways lines)
Driving locomotives in and about and outside colliery premises. including running over British Railways lines, hauling men, minerals, or materials.
S.373  Loco Driver (N.C.B. lines)
Driving locomotive on standard gauge track in and about and outside colliery premises on N.C.B. private lines, including shunting operations entailing limited movements on British Railways lines, hauling men, minerals, or materials.
S.374  Slurry-Fired Power Plant Boiler Operator
Responsible for the safe and economic operation of watertube boilers of 50,000 lb./hr. and over, fired either by Martin Stokers or by pulverised fuel equipment (including responsibility for feeding the fuel into and through the pulverising equipment), in either case wholly or mainly burning slurry, and for the maintenance of the required steam pressure and water level.
S.375  Banksman I
Responsible for control of shaft top and for the signalling of cages for coal, men and materials where a central control system has been installed so that the Banksman directly controls the movement on and off the cages of tubs, trains or minecars, or in the case of skip winding the skip discharge doors, and also directly controls ancillary equipment such as hoppers, tippers and creepers where the combined operations require special skill and training.
S.376  Coal Tanker Driver/Operator
Driving coal tanker equipped with pneumatic or conveyor unloading device, responsible for loading the tanker, driving, and discharging contents into reception tank or bunker pneumatically or by means of the conveyor.
S.377  Washery Operator I
Directly responsible to the Plant Manager for the operation of a major washery where there is control of all equipment from a central point and the operator starts, adjusts for correct running, and stops all plant.
S.378  Signalman I
Controlling N.C.B. and British Railways trains over N.C.B. internal railway systems, worked in accordance with British Railways block telegraph and signalling regulations.
S.379  Coal Sampler
Competent sampler qualified by training and experience; takes and reduces samples; carries out float and sink and moisture determination tests as required.
S.380  Assistant Coal Sampler
Assists Coal Sampler in taking and reducing samples, works under the direction of Coal Sampler and is in need of supervision.
S.381  Telephone Operator/Remote Indication System Attendant
Operation of surface telephone exchange where this includes equipment giving remote indication, covering a wide area of the pit, of the state or functioning of underground apparatus and installations: responsible for observation of this equipment, interpretation of signals and necessary follow-up action.
S.382  Slant Engineman
Operating slant or drift engine for raising and lowering men, coal or materials to and from the surface.
S.383  Communications Electrician
Competent communications electrician qualified by experience. training and/or apprenticeship engaged on the installation and maintenance of radio frequency communications equipment and/or automatic line communication systems.
S.384  Shunter (including British Railways lines)
Marshalling traffic, coupling and uncoupling wagons and operating switches in the circulation of railway wagons on colliery surface, and in the marshalling of trains in readiness for despatch where the duties include accompanying trains running over British Railway lines and the shunters are required to pass tests in British Railways rules and regulations.
S.385  Timber Impregnation Plant Operator
Operating timber impregnation plant, including mixing correct quantities of chemicals to be used to impregnate the timber; operating pumps; maintenance and minor repair of equipment.
S.386  Thermal Coal Dryer Operator
Directly responsible to Shift Foreman for the operation of a major thermal coal drying plant where there is control of all equipment from a central point and the operator starts, adjusts for correct running and stops all plant.
S.387  Loco Fireman (including British Railways Lines)
Firing boilers on locomotives under supervision of Loco Driver, where the duties include accompanying locomotives running over British Railways Lines and the Fireman is required to pass tests in British Railways rules and regulations.
S.388  Coal Stocking Site Attendant
Responsible at a major coal stocking site for selecting the appropriate place for loading and unloading the various qualities of coal and directing drivers to it. ensuring that coal is properly stacked, noting deliveries and outgoings and checking the credentials and authorisations of drivers and reporting to the Area Transport Officer.
S.392  Conveyor and Mobile Bunker Operator
Responsible for the control of the flow of coal from one conveyor to another via a mobile bunker of not less than 25 tons capacity which, either runs along a track or contains within it mechanical equipment for the purpose of distributing and ultimately discharging its load.
S.396  Wagon Loading Boom Operator
Responsible for control of loading installation comprising four or more wagon loading booms where a central control system has been installed so that the operator has over-riding control of feed to wagon loading booms and control of the movement of wagons into which the booms feed.
S.397  Remote Control Conveyor Transport System Operator
Operating underground conveyor transport system, including bunkers, and loading points where they are part of such a system, and other equipment, by remote control from a central control panel or desk. including observing and interpreting remote indication equipment and monitors and taking necessary follow-up action, including maintaining contact with workmen underground where a link is installed. including making reports where required.
S.398  Remote Indication System Attendant
Responsible for observation of equipment, giving remote indication of the state or functioning of underground apparatus and installations over a wide area of the pit, interpretation of signals and necessary follow-up.
S.399  Colliery Electro-Mechanic
Competent electrician and competent fitter qualified by experience or training and/or apprenticeship. engaged at a colliery on the combined duties of installation, examination, testing, maintenance and repair of the colliery's electrical and mechanical apparatus.
S.400  Colliery Fitter
Competent fitter qualified by experience or training and/or apprenticeship, engaged at a colliery on the installation, examination, testing, maintenance and repair of the colliery's mechanical apparatus.
S.401  Colliery Electrician
Competent electrician qualified by experience or training and/or apprenticeship, engaged at a colliery on the installation, examination. testing, maintenance and repair of the colliery's electrical apparatus.
S.402  Fitter (other than Colliery Fitter)
Competent fitter qualified by experience or training and/or apprenticeship, engaged on the installation, examination, testing, maintenance and repair of mechanical apparatus.
S.403  Electrician (other than Colliery Electrician)
Competent electrician qualified by experience or training and/or apprenticeship, engaged on the installation examination, testing, maintenance and repair of electrical apparatus.
S.404  Extendable Jib Crane Driver
Driving and operating mobile power-operated jib crane having a maximum lifting capacity of not less than 15 tons and a jib of total length of 60 ft. or more which is erected by the driver.
S.405  Loaderman I
Responsible for filling tubs, trains or minecars at a major mechanised loading point with a peak capacity not less than 200 tons per hour where control equipment is centralised in the hands of one loaderman and where the complexity of the control system is such that special skill and experience are necessary.
S.406  Loaderman II
Filling tubs, trains or minecars at loading point
S.407  Remote Control Conveyor transport system operator (Bunker Control)
Operating underground conveyor transport system, including bunkers, where the operator on his own initiative directly controls the feed into and the discharge from the bunkers, and loading points where they are part of such a system, and other equipment, by remote control from a central panel or desk including observing and interpreting remote indication equipment and monitors and taking necessary follow up action including maintaining contact with workmen underground where a link is installed including making reports where required.
S.408  Drift Mouth Attendant I
Responsible for control of Drift Mouth, where the drift is an unwalkable outlet, and signalling for coal, material and men.

 

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