SCIAN 81—Other services except government activities

Where 81 sits

1. 81 Other services except government activities

Contains 4 narrower codes

• 811 Repair and maintenance services
• 812 Personal services
• 813 Associations and organizations
• 814 Households with domestic workers

Description

This sector comprises four subsectors with very different production processes, which, due to their characteristics, did not fit into any other sector of the classification. The Repair and Maintenance Services subsector groups economic units dedicated to repair and maintenance, categorizing them based on their production processes—that is, according to the type of repair or maintenance they perform, the skills and knowledge required to provide these services, and the procedures carried out in the different repair and maintenance economic units. The Personal Services subsector includes economic units dedicated to personal care and the care (other than repair and maintenance) of personal effects and articles. The sub-branches were defined based on the type of facilities and specialized knowledge required for the operation of the economic units. The last sub-branch, Other Personal Services, is residual and therefore includes a wide variety of personal services that, although they differ from one another, are of little economic importance, not justifying the creation of separate categories. In Associations and Organizations, the third subsector, the activities carried out by economic units support (promote, represent, and defend) the interests of various groups. The specific interests of each group formed the basis for defining the seven sub-branches included here. The way associations and organizations generate income differs from that of most other subsectors, as it is through a non-refundable registration fee or periodic membership dues. The purpose of these associations is generally not for profit. The Households with Domestic Employees subsector comprises a single branch, with a single sub-branch and a single class of economic activity, corresponding to the activity of households as employers of personnel who, in exchange for remuneration, perform domestic work, such as cooks, butlers, and domestic workers.

What 81 includes

• The company is engaged in the adaptation or repair of car bodies; the restoration of antique automobiles; the repair or straightening of chassis, posts, and similar parts of automobiles and trucks; the repair of hoods; the welding of household goods, automobiles and trucks, industrial machinery and equipment, and industrial machinery and equipment in combination with the welding of automobiles and trucks; the polishing and waxing of automobiles and trucks; vehicle inspection; the repair of cameras and photographic equipment; the refilling of toner cartridges; the reconditioning of parts of agricultural or industrial engines at the customer's request; the repair and maintenance of general-purpose machinery and equipment, such as valves, pumps, fire extinguishers, sprinklers, and boilers; the repair of household furniture, mattresses, rugs, carpets, and clothing; the sharpening of saws and blades for industrial machinery and equipment; the sharpening of knives and scissors; the cleaning of silverware; the provision of slimming massage services; and the cleaning of leather goods. Laundry services in combination with the rental of uniforms, linens and diapers; industrial laundry services; funeral services in combination with the trade of coffins; developing and printing photographs in combination with the trade of photographic items; solariums; associations of sportsmen and artists; religious seminaries, convents, monasteries and the like; motorists' associations, condominium associations and hobby clubs without facilities.

Cross-references for 81

• Establishments primarily engaged in the installation and repair of central air conditioning and heating systems; to the dismantling of large-scale machinery and equipment; to the repair of carpentry work carried out or installed at the construction site (23, Construction); to the finishing of garments by processes such as bleaching, dyeing or sanforizing; to the making of custom-made clothing; to the printing of posters, catalogs, brochures; to the remanufacturing of toner cartridges; to the retreading of tires and inner tubes; to the manufacture of locks, plates, padlocks; to the serial rebuilding and rectification of internal combustion engines; to the serial rebuilding of automobile and truck engines and the serial rectification of parts of automobile and truck engines; to the repair, maintenance, conversion and modification of ships and yachts when carried out in the same economic unit that manufactures them; to the manufacture of armored cars and vans; of armored vehicles for military use; of bodies assembled on purchased chassis; of wooden furniture for the home (31-33, Manufacturing Industries); to the specialized wholesale trade of small household appliances and white goods; of lubricating oils and greases, additives, antifreeze and similar products for motor vehicles; of fire extinguishers; of new car stereos (43, Wholesale Trade); to the specialized retail trade of fine jewelry, watches and decorative articles of precious materials; of small household appliances and white goods; of coffins; of new photographic equipment and materials and their accessories; of tires and inner tubes for automobiles, vans and trucks; of car stereos; of lubricating oils and greases, additives, antifreeze and similar products for motor vehicles; to the sale of products through vending machines (46, Retail Trade); to the exterior cleaning of airplanes, ships, trains and railroad cars; to the upholstery of seats of airplanes, railroads, ships; to the repair, maintenance and conversion of ships and yachts that require a crew; to the upholstery of seats on airplanes, railroads, and ships (48-49, Transportation, postal services, and warehousing); to film laboratory services (51, Mass media information); to the rental of clothing and linens, and to providing real estate management services (53, Real estate and rental services for tangible and intangible property); to providing photography and video recording services; veterinary medicine services for pets; testing of products or substances (54, Professional, scientific, and technical services); to providing high-security locksmith services; residential property surveillance services; residential property cleaning services; green area installation and maintenance services; to the cleaning of upholstery, carpets, and furniture; to the interior cleaning of airplanes, ships, trains, and railroad cars; to the rental of portable toilets (56, Business support services and waste management and remediation services); to providing short-term technical training for learning a trade, such as hairstyling; and to schools run by religious organizations (61, Educational services); uedp to medical services specializing in dermatology; to physical rehabilitation through manual manipulation (adjustment) of the spine and limbs; to daily childcare; guidance and social work services through talks and lectures for the prevention or combat of addictions or diseases; offices of nutritionists and dietitians; hospitals, nursing homes and orphanages run by religious orders (62, Health and social assistance services); Establishments primarily engaged in the promotion of artistic, cultural, sporting and similar performances; amateur clubs or leagues; hobby clubs that have facilities; restorers of antique furniture; professional sports teams, and tourist marinas that offer a variety of services, such as anchoring and repair of launches, boats, yachts and other vessels (71, Cultural and sporting leisure services, and other recreational services).

81 in other systems