AI exposure by job: 293 UK occupations
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Search 293 UK occupations and thousands of job titles from the ONS SOC 2010 index.
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Managers, directors and senior officials
- Chief executives and senior officials 80/100
- Financial institution managers and directors 81/100
- Financial managers and directors 100/100
- Functional managers and directors n.e.c. 75/100
- Health care practice managers 91/100
- Health services and public health managers and directors 91/100
- Hotel and accommodation managers and proprietors 56/100
- Human resource managers and directors 94/100
- Information technology and telecommunications directors 93/100
- Leisure and sports managers 56/100
- Managers and directors in retail and wholesale 65/100
- Managers and directors in storage and warehousing 79/100
- Managers and directors in transport and distribution 68/100
- Managers and proprietors in agriculture and horticulture 51/100
- Managers and proprietors in other services n.e.c. 61/100
- Marketing and sales directors 93/100
- Production managers and directors in construction 64/100
- Production managers and directors in manufacturing 64/100
- Production managers and directors in mining and energy 58/100
- Property, housing and estate managers 61/100
- Purchasing managers and directors 99/100
- Residential, day and domiciliary care managers and proprietors 65/100
- Restaurant and catering establishment managers and proprietors 45/100
- Senior police officers 42/100
- Social services managers and directors 85/100
Professional occupations
- Actuaries, economists and statisticians 99/100
- Advertising accounts managers and creative directors 88/100
- Architects 75/100
- Archivists and curators 58/100
- Barristers and judges 86/100
- Biological scientists and biochemists 67/100
- Business and financial project management professionals 98/100
- Business and related research professionals 82/100
- Business, research and administrative professionals n.e.c. 96/100
- Chartered and certified accountants 99/100
- Chartered surveyors 56/100
- Chemical scientists 73/100
- Civil engineers 97/100
- Clergy 90/100
- Conservation professionals 59/100
- Design and development engineers 87/100
- Education advisers and school inspectors 96/100
- Electrical engineers 68/100
- Engineering professionals n.e.c. 81/100
- Environment professionals 86/100
- Environmental health professionals 64/100
- Further education teaching professionals 90/100
- Health professionals n.e.c. 63/100
- Higher education teaching professionals 89/100
- Information technology and telecommunications professionals n.e.c. 87/100
- IT business analysts, architects and systems designers 83/100
- IT project and programme managers 93/100
- IT specialist managers 78/100
- Journalists, newspaper and periodical editors 85/100
- Legal professionals n.e.c. 98/100
- Librarians 71/100
- Management consultants and business analysts 100/100
- Mechanical engineers 74/100
- Medical practitioners 67/100
- Medical radiographers 46/100
- Midwives 52/100
- Natural and social science professionals n.e.c. 70/100
- Nurses 54/100
- Occupational therapists 59/100
- Ophthalmic opticians 53/100
- Pharmacists 61/100
- Physical scientists 81/100
- Physiotherapists 42/100
- Podiatrists 62/100
- Primary and nursery education teaching professionals 64/100
- Production and process engineers 80/100
- Programmers and software development professionals 90/100
- Psychologists 99/100
- Public relations professionals 92/100
- Quality assurance and regulatory professionals 87/100
- Quality control and planning engineers 84/100
- Quantity surveyors 86/100
- Research and development managers 75/100
- Secondary education teaching professionals 70/100
- Senior professionals of educational establishments 85/100
- Social and humanities scientists 90/100
- Social workers 66/100
- Solicitors 97/100
- Special needs education teaching professionals 62/100
- Speech and language therapists 72/100
- Teaching and other educational professionals n.e.c. 85/100
- Therapy professionals n.e.c. 55/100
- Town planning officers 88/100
- Veterinarians 48/100
- Web design and development professionals 72/100
- Welfare professionals n.e.c. 73/100
Associate professional and technical occupations
- Artists 49/100
- Arts officers, producers and directors 78/100
- Business and related associate professionals n.e.c. 98/100
- Business sales executives 81/100
- Buyers and procurement officers 79/100
- Careers advisers and vocational guidance specialists 79/100
- Child and early years officers 66/100
- Conference and exhibition managers and organisers 55/100
- Conservation and environmental associate professionals 39/100
- Counsellors 79/100
- Draughtspersons 71/100
- Electrical and electronics technicians 51/100
- Engineering technicians 51/100
- Estate agents and auctioneers 84/100
- Estimators, valuers and assessors 72/100
- Finance and investment analysts and advisers 98/100
- Financial accounts managers 96/100
- Financial and accounting technicians 94/100
- Fire service officers (watch manager and below) 22/100
- Fitness instructors 36/100
- Graphic designers 57/100
- Health and safety officers 69/100
- Health associate professionals n.e.c. 60/100
- Housing officers 84/100
- Human resources and industrial relations officers 89/100
- Inspectors of standards and regulations 52/100
- Insurance underwriters 94/100
- IT operations technicians 83/100
- IT user support technicians 60/100
- Laboratory technicians 50/100
- Legal associate professionals 76/100
- Marketing associate professionals 95/100
- Medical and dental technicians 42/100
- Paramedics 43/100
- Pharmaceutical technicians 48/100
- Photographers, audio-visual and broadcasting equipment operators 49/100
- Planning, process and production technicians 52/100
- Police community support officers 25/100
- Police officers (sergeant and below) 30/100
- Prison service officers (below principal officer) 25/100
- Product, clothing and related designers 62/100
- Protective service associate professionals n.e.c. 62/100
- Public services associate professionals 66/100
- Quality assurance technicians 47/100
- Sales accounts and business development managers 92/100
- Science, engineering and production technicians n.e.c. 53/100
- Sports coaches, instructors and officials 47/100
- Taxation experts 88/100
- Vocational and industrial trainers and instructors 93/100
- Welfare and housing associate professionals n.e.c. 78/100
- Youth and community workers 56/100
Administrative and secretarial occupations
- Bank and post office clerks 70/100
- Book-keepers, payroll managers and wages clerks 95/100
- Company secretaries 80/100
- Credit controllers 97/100
- Finance officers 77/100
- Financial administrative occupations n.e.c. 69/100
- Human resources administrative occupations 96/100
- Legal secretaries 76/100
- Library clerks and assistants 50/100
- Local government administrative occupations 92/100
- Medical secretaries 87/100
- National government administrative occupations 95/100
- Office managers 76/100
- Office supervisors 77/100
- Other administrative occupations n.e.c. 72/100
- Pensions and insurance clerks and assistants 89/100
- Personal assistants and other secretaries 74/100
- Receptionists 63/100
- Records clerks and assistants 68/100
- Sales administrators 58/100
- School secretaries 70/100
- Stock control clerks and assistants 35/100
- Transport and distribution clerks and assistants 73/100
- Typists and related keyboard occupations 59/100
Skilled trades occupations
- Agricultural and fishing trades n.e.c. 31/100
- Air-conditioning and refrigeration engineers 31/100
- Bakers and flour confectioners 36/100
- Butchers 7/100
- Carpenters and joiners 10/100
- Catering and bar managers 37/100
- Chefs 40/100
- Construction and building trades n.e.c. 22/100
- Construction and building trades supervisors 45/100
- Cooks 32/100
- Electrical and electronic trades n.e.c. 27/100
- Electricians and electrical fitters 33/100
- Farmers 38/100
- Floorers and wall tilers 2/100
- Furniture makers and other craft woodworkers 15/100
- Gardeners and landscape gardeners 4/100
- Glaziers, window fabricators and fitters 11/100
- Groundsmen and greenkeepers 12/100
- Metal machining setters and setter-operators 23/100
- Metal working production and maintenance fitters 14/100
- Other skilled trades n.e.c. 30/100
- Painters and decorators 4/100
- Plumbers and heating and ventilating engineers 18/100
- Precision instrument makers and repairers 42/100
- Print finishing and binding workers 28/100
- Printers 24/100
- Roofers, roof tilers and slaters 1/100
- Sheet metal workers 12/100
- Skilled metal, electrical and electronic trades supervisors 46/100
- Telecommunications engineers 41/100
- Tool makers, tool fitters and markers-out 30/100
- Vehicle paint technicians 6/100
- Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians 18/100
- Welding trades 13/100
Caring, leisure and other service occupations
- Air travel assistants 41/100
- Ambulance staff (excluding paramedics) 25/100
- Animal care services occupations n.e.c. 24/100
- Beauticians and related occupations 37/100
- Care workers and home carers 41/100
- Caretakers 39/100
- Childminders and related occupations 37/100
- Cleaning and housekeeping managers and supervisors 32/100
- Dental nurses 33/100
- Educational support assistants 57/100
- Hairdressers and barbers 33/100
- Housekeepers and related occupations 21/100
- Houseparents and residential wardens 44/100
- Leisure and travel service occupations n.e.c. 55/100
- Nursery nurses and assistants 55/100
- Nursing auxiliaries and assistants 27/100
- Playworkers 44/100
- Rail travel assistants 27/100
- Senior care workers 44/100
- Teaching assistants 57/100
- Travel agents 69/100
- Undertakers, mortuary and crematorium assistants 34/100
- Veterinary nurses 36/100
Sales and customer service occupations
- Call and contact centre occupations 74/100
- Communication operators 71/100
- Customer service managers and supervisors 84/100
- Customer service occupations n.e.c. 65/100
- Debt, rent and other cash collectors 47/100
- Merchandisers and window dressers 19/100
- Pharmacy and other dispensing assistants 43/100
- Retail cashiers and check-out operators 41/100
- Sales and retail assistants 38/100
- Sales related occupations n.e.c. 73/100
- Sales supervisors 47/100
- Telephone salespersons 82/100
- Telephonists 76/100
- Vehicle and parts salespersons and advisers 48/100
Process, plant and machine operatives
- Air transport operatives 53/100
- Assemblers (electrical and electronic products) 21/100
- Assemblers (vehicles and metal goods) 24/100
- Assemblers and routine operatives n.e.c. 23/100
- Bus and coach drivers 34/100
- Chemical and related process operatives 31/100
- Construction operatives n.e.c. 10/100
- Crane drivers 26/100
- Electroplaters 17/100
- Energy plant operatives 43/100
- Food, drink and tobacco process operatives 21/100
- Fork-lift truck drivers 4/100
- Large goods vehicle drivers 8/100
- Metal making and treating process operatives 15/100
- Metal working machine operatives 20/100
- Mobile machine drivers and operatives n.e.c. 10/100
- Paper and wood machine operatives 14/100
- Plant and machine operatives n.e.c. 14/100
- Plastics process operatives 18/100
- Printing machine assistants 22/100
- Process operatives n.e.c. 7/100
- Rail construction and maintenance operatives 12/100
- Rail transport operatives 24/100
- Road construction operatives 5/100
- Routine inspectors and testers 38/100
- Scaffolders, stagers and riggers 8/100
- Sewing machinists 9/100
- Taxi and cab drivers and chauffeurs 29/100
- Textile process operatives 8/100
- Train and tram drivers 29/100
- Tyre, exhaust and windscreen fitters 5/100
- Van drivers 13/100
- Water and sewerage plant operatives 28/100
- Weighers, graders and sorters 44/100
Elementary occupations
- Bar staff 10/100
- Cleaners and domestics 2/100
- Elementary administration occupations n.e.c. 27/100
- Elementary construction occupations 1/100
- Elementary process plant occupations n.e.c. 5/100
- Elementary security occupations n.e.c. 34/100
- Elementary storage occupations 32/100
- Farm workers 7/100
- Fishing and other elementary agriculture occupations n.e.c. 9/100
- Industrial cleaning process occupations 6/100
- Kitchen and catering assistants 21/100
- Launderers, dry cleaners and pressers 3/100
- Other elementary services occupations n.e.c. 39/100
- Packers, bottlers, canners and fillers 4/100
- Parking and civil enforcement occupations 30/100
- Postal workers, mail sorters, messengers and couriers 18/100
- Refuse and salvage occupations 16/100
- Security guards and related occupations 54/100
- Shelf fillers 23/100
- Street cleaners 6/100
- Vehicle valeters and cleaners 2/100
- Waiters and waitresses 32/100
Sources: Department for Education (2023) AIOE scores; ONS ASHE 2020 Table 14; ONS SOC 2010 coding index v7. Groups are SOC 2010 major groups.