UK AI Job-Risk Index · SOC 2010 8139
How exposed to AI are assemblers and routine operatives n.e.c.?
23/100
AI exposure score (percentile of 365 UK occupations)
Low#87
of 100 large UK occupations (1 = most exposed)
£22,296
median full-time pay (ONS ASHE 2020) · 91,000 employee jobs
Assemblers and routine operatives n.e.c. sits in the low exposure band: its abilities overlap with current AI applications more than about 23% of the 365 UK occupations the Department for Education scored. Lower exposure usually means more of the work depends on physical, practical or in-person abilities that current AI applications do not cover well. It does not mean the job will be untouched by technology.
Underlying scores: AIOE (all AI) -0.97, LLM exposure -1.11 (standardised; 0 is the average occupation). Skill level: Level 2. Pay and job counts are 2020 figures, so use them to compare occupations rather than as current salaries.
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Occupations with similar exposure
- Fire service officers (watch manager and below) (22/100)
- Food, drink and tobacco process operatives (21/100)
- Kitchen and catering assistants (21/100)
- Electrical and electronic trades n.e.c. (27/100)
← #86 Electrical and electronic trades n.e.c. · #88 Fire service officers (watch manager and below) →
Source: Department for Education (2023), The impact of AI on UK jobs and training (AIOE scores); ONS ASHE 2020 Table 14. Exposure is not a prediction of job loss. Methodology · Embed this data
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