Industry Code: 40602
Paving and surfacing is an activity-specific undertaking in the completion of road construction or repaving, resurfacing or scraping of existing streets/roads/parking lots/driveways.
Operation Details:
Businesses may utilize an assortment of mobile equipment: graders, dozers, rollers, loaders, asphalt spreaders, hot oil tankers, line markers, etc., and regularly utilize trucks to transport and unload the asphalt.
Businesses may operate in conjunction with its paving business an asphalt batch plant operation. Some incidental curb and gutter concrete work is permitted when conducted as part of the overall paving contract. This classification includes line-marking of stripes on the pavement, sealing and pot hole repair.
Workers may include equipment operators, plant operators, engineers, technical staff, mechanics, laborers, sales/estimators, flag persons, and office/administrative staff.
All employers in this industry are members of the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA). Safety associations represent the interests of employers and promote workplace safety through education and other initiatives. Improved workplace safety can result in fewer claims and help lower premiums. A portion of premiums collected is allocated to the association to support these initiatives.
Underwriting Considerations:
This industry recognizes asphalt manufacturing processes when conducted for the purposes of paving. Paving and surfacing along with new road construction is classified in industry 40604.
Premium Rate History:
Activities:
Artificial Turf, Installation of
Asphalt Surfaces, Marking, Sealing of or Testing of
Expansion Joints, Installation of
Marking of Asphalt Surfaces
Surfacing and Paving
Traffic Marking Devices and Signs, Permanent - Install
Turf, Artificial - Installation
Parking Lots, Maintenance of
Pavement Joints, Sealing of
Paving and Surfacing
Pothole Repairs
Rate Group History:
This industry was initially placed in rate group 421501 in 1992, in recognition of similar mobile equipment and operator activity.
Paving and surfacing is an activity-specific undertaking in the completion of road construction or repaving, resurfacing or scraping of existing streets/roads/parking lots/driveways.
Premium Rate History:
Activities:
Artificial Turf, Installation of
Asphalt Surfaces, Marking, Sealing of or Testing of
Expansion Joints, Installation of
Marking of Asphalt Surfaces
Surfacing and Paving
Traffic Marking Devices and Signs, Permanent - Install
Turf, Artificial - Installation
Parking Lots, Maintenance of
Pavement Joints, Sealing of
Paving and Surfacing
Pothole Repairs
Operation Details:
Businesses may utilize an assortment of mobile equipment: graders, dozers, rollers, loaders, asphalt spreaders, hot oil tankers, line markers, etc., and regularly utilize trucks to transport and unload the asphalt.
Businesses may operate in conjunction with its paving business an asphalt batch plant operation. Some incidental curb and gutter concrete work is permitted when conducted as part of the overall paving contract. This classification includes line-marking of stripes on the pavement, sealing and pot hole repair.
Workers may include equipment operators, plant operators, engineers, technical staff, mechanics, laborers, sales/estimators, flag persons, and office/administrative staff.
All employers in this industry are members of the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA). Safety associations represent the interests of employers and promote workplace safety through education and other initiatives. Improved workplace safety can result in fewer claims and help lower premiums. A portion of premiums collected is allocated to the association to support these initiatives.
Underwriting Considerations:
This industry recognizes asphalt manufacturing processes when conducted for the purposes of paving. Paving and surfacing along with new road construction is classified in industry 40604.
Rate Group History:
This industry was initially placed in rate group 421501 in 1992, in recognition of similar mobile equipment and operator activity.