Class Codes
Florida Workers Comp Specific
Find the latest information and rates about the class codes on your workers compensations insurance policy. These are used to categorize your employees by job duty.
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Calculate Rate & PremiumClass code 5102 is used for employees that perform interior and exterior door and window installation of all types, including residential and commercial. Products installed within the scope of this classification may be made of materials like aluminum, vinyl, wood, composite, steel, or fiberglass, received from others. Job duties that are generally performed by those under this class code include measuring and placing of the product to fit the appropriate location, securing the product to framing, trimming excess to ensure proper fit and clearance, installing matching mechanisms, replacing damaged or deteriorated sashes, and the installation of electric devices to automatically close metal doors. Additionally, the installation of storm shutters, decorative or artistic erections, elevator buck doors, fire doors, shower enclosures (not made of glass), and screen enclosures and the erection of steel prison cells, the setup of portable wood grandstands and bleachers, and the setup of playground equipment is also included within this class code.
Class code 5102 also will be used for employees that setup, repair, or remove awnings, tents, and canvas goods away from their shop. This would also include individuals who decorate an interior or exterior space with things such as flags, buntings, canvas sidewalls, or draperies and curtains in public buildings (which cannot be placed from the floor using a stepladder). This type of work is generally done in preparation for celebrations, political campaigns, or other related public events.
Exclusions to this class code that are similar in nature but that should be otherwise classified include the installation of overhead doors, glass shower doors or enclosures, suspended acoustical grid ceilings, metal covered awnings, and home furnishings. When classifying workers to this class code, it is also important to follow the extra-territorial classification guidelines for each worker to ensure that they are properly classified.
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2020 Rate: $7.32
2019 Rate: $7.99
Each workers' compensation class code in Florida has a unique rate assigned to it based on the likelihood of workplace injuries for the group of employees throughout the state that are assigned to that class code. Click this link for more information about the ratemaking process. The rates used in Florida workers comp insurance are adjusted annually by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.
The 2020 rate for class code 5102 is 7.32 dollars for every 100 dollars of remuneration.
Despite the manual rates being set by the Florida government for workers comp class codes, there are still ways that employers can lower their overall workers compensation costs and total premium. Our insurance agents would like the opportunity to discuss these premium discounts and other cost savings measures with your business. Contact us today to receive competitive quotes for your business.
*This description of class code 5102 is a summary of the official description from NCCI that should be used for determining the correct application of a classification code for a Florida business and the groups of employees in that business. This short summary is provided as a courtesy for assisting FloridaWC's clients and potential clients in educating them about the most commonly used class codes in Florida that could be applied to their business operations. For more information about a class code, please use the contact form links below to request the official class codes descriptions from one of our insurance agents.
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The manual rates are issued by the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation after being analyzed by the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI).