Radiator Mfg
Florida Workers' Compensation Class Code 3612 • FWCJUA / NCCI • Effective 2025-01-01
Current Rate
$2.20
per $100 of payroll
FWCJUA / NCCI 2025-01-01
What is Class Code 3612?
Class code 3612 covers radiator manufacturing operations, including the production of automotive and industrial radiators. Work involves tube bending, brazing, and assembly of heat exchanger components.
Who is Covered Under This Code?
Radiator assemblers, brazers, and finishing workers.
Tips to Reduce Your Premium
- Brazing fume exposure requires proper ventilation
- Burns from brazing operations require appropriate PPE
Real-World Examples
This class code applies to manufacturing facilities like 'Radiator Solutions Inc.' in Orlando, which produces automotive radiators for car dealerships and repair shops across Florida, typically employing 20-50 workers. It also covers smaller, specialized shops, such as 'Industrial Heat Exchangers of Jacksonville,' which custom-builds industrial radiators for power plants and heavy machinery, often with a staff of 10-25 skilled technicians.
Common Claim Scenarios
Common claims involve lacerations and burns from handling hot metal components during brazing and assembly, which can range from minor cuts requiring first aid to more severe second-degree burns needing medical treatment. Musculoskeletal injuries, such as strains and sprains to the back and shoulders, frequently occur due to repetitive motions and lifting heavy radiator components during assembly, often resulting in lost work time and physical therapy.
Safety & Loss Prevention
- Ensure all employees handling hot materials wear appropriate personal protective equipment, including heat-resistant gloves, aprons, and face shields.
- Implement ergonomic lifting techniques and provide mechanical aids for moving heavy components to reduce strain injuries.
- Regularly inspect and maintain all machinery, especially tube bending and brazing equipment, to prevent malfunctions and accidental injuries.
- Provide comprehensive training on safe operating procedures for all manufacturing processes, including emergency shut-down protocols.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is workers comp class code 3612?
Class code 3612 covers radiator manufacturing operations, including the production of automotive and industrial radiators. Work involves tube bending, brazing, and assembly of heat exchanger components.
What is the workers comp rate for class code 3612 in Florida?
The current workers' compensation rate for class code 3612 in Florida is $2.20 per $100 of payroll, as set by FWCJUA / NCCI effective 2025-01-01. Your actual premium will also depend on your experience modification factor (EMR) and the carrier you choose.
Who is covered under class code 3612?
Radiator assemblers, brazers, and finishing workers.
How can I reduce my workers comp premium for class code 3612 in Florida?
Brazing fume exposure requires proper ventilation Burns from brazing operations require appropriate PPE
Do I need workers comp insurance for employees classified under code 3612 in Florida?
Yes. Florida requires most employers to carry workers' compensation insurance for their employees. Class code 3612 employees must be covered. Penalties for non-compliance in Florida can be severe, including stop-work orders and fines. Contact Bright Coast Insurance at (239) 323-0785 for a fast, competitive quote.
Rates shown are advisory loss costs or assigned risk rates as of the effective date listed. Your actual workers' compensation premium will depend on your specific payroll, experience modification factor (EMR), carrier selection, and other underwriting factors. Contact Bright Coast Insurance for an accurate quote tailored to your business.
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Quick Facts
- Class Code
- 3612
- State
- Florida
- Rate per $100
- $2.20
- Rating Org
- FWCJUA / NCCI
- Effective
- 2025-01-01
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