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Class Codes

State	Class Code	Description	Loss Cost	Eff Date
PA	5070	Iron or Steel--Erection--Dwellings Not Over Three Stories in Height
TX	5070	Iron or Steel--Erection--Dwellings Not Over Three Stories in Height

Cross Reference

General Liability (GL)

97652 Metal Erection--In the Construction of Dwellings Not Exceeding 2 Stories in Height

SIC

1791 Structural Steel Erection

NAICS

238120 Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors

CA Class Code

5059 Iron or Steel Erection — buildings under 3 stories

DE Class Code

0655 Iron Erection

MI Class Code

5059 IRON OR STEEL: ERECTION: FRAME STRUCTURES OR DWELLINGS NOT OVER TWO STORIES

NJ Class Code

5069 IRON OR STEEL: ERECTION – CONSTRuction OF DWELLINGS NOT OVER TWO STORIES in height

NY Class Code

5069 IRON OR STEEL ERECTION-CONSTRUCTION OF DWELLINGS-NOT OVER TWO STORIES IN HEIGHT-ALL OPER TO COMPL

PA Class Code

0655 Iron Erection

TX Class Code

5070 Iron or Steel--Erection--Dwellings Not Over Three Stories in Height

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