Fiber, Yarn, and Thread Mills NAICS industry group 3131. Match resources to the actual work and verify applicable requirements.
1. Choose a sectorSelect a sector Sector 11 · Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting Sector 21 · Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction Sector 22 · Utilities Sector 23 · Construction Sector 31–33 · Manufacturing Sector 44–45 · Retail Trade Sector 48–49 · Transportation and Warehousing Sector 81 · Other Services (except Public Administration) 2. Choose a subsectorSelect a subsector 311 · Food Manufacturing 312 · Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 313 · Textile Mills 314 · Textile Product Mills 315 · Apparel Manufacturing 316 · Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing 321 · Wood Product Manufacturing 322 · Paper Manufacturing 323 · Printing and Related Support Activities 324 · Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing 325 · Chemical Manufacturing 326 · Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing 327 · Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing 331 · Primary Metal Manufacturing 332 · Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 333 · Machinery Manufacturing 334 · Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing 335 · Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing 336 · Transportation Equipment Manufacturing 337 · Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing 339 · Miscellaneous Manufacturing 3. Choose a priority industrySelect an industry 3131 · Fiber, Yarn, and Thread Mills 3132 · Fabric Mills 3133 · Textile and Fabric Finishing Mills 4. Choose the work activitySelect an activity Machine operation and guarding Lockout and hazardous energy control Chemical transfer and exposure control Forklift and pedestrian interaction Material handling and ergonomics Hot work and fire prevention Confined space and process work Maintenance and changeover
Selected work · NAICS 3131
Fiber, Yarn, and Thread Mills Use these resources to plan the actual task, talk with the crew and check controls. Resources specific to this industry are being developed; the links below are available now.
NAICS categories organize discovery; they do not determine regulatory applicability. Confirm the actual task, equipment, conditions, jurisdiction and required qualifications.
