WAC 296-17A-0603. Classification 0603

0603-00 Machinery: Installation, service and/or repair, N.O.C.; Millwright work, N.O.C. Applies to: • Installation, service and/or repair of heavy machinery or equipment at a customer's location, not covered by another classification (N.O.C.). • Millwright work and the service or repair of engines and gas machines. A millwright is a technician who specializes in installing and repairing industrial machinery. Typical customers include, but are not limited to: • Wood, metal, and plastic manufacturing plants; • Fuel refineries; • Mills. Types of machinery installed and repaired include, but are not limited to: • Conveyor systems; • Dairy equipment; • Escalators; • Lathes; • Mill saws; • Printing presses; • Wind machines. Work processes and activities include, but are not limited to: • Pouring concrete pads to hold the machinery; • Cutting and welding brackets and mountings; • Assembling component parts; • Incidental electrical connections needed to complete the installation; • Placement of heavy machinery with cranes or by rigging hoists; • Calibrating the controls and testing the machinery's operation when done by employees of an employer having operations subject to this classification; • Dismantling and removal of machinery and equipment covered by this classification. Exclusions: • Worker hours engaged in store operations of dairy equipment/supply dealers or wind machine dealers are reported separately in classification 6407. 0603-05 Dynamos, electrical generators and turbines: Installation, service and/or repair Applies to: Installation, service and/or repair of dynamos, electrical generators, and turbines at a customer's location. A dynamo is a generator of direct electrical current; a turbine is a mechanism that converts moving fluid into mechanical power. Typical customers include, but are not limited to: • Electrical utilities; • Manufacturing plants; • Mills; • Telecommunications companies. Work processes and activities include, but are not limited to: • Pouring concrete pads to hold the machinery; • Cutting and welding brackets and mountings; • Assembling component parts; • Incidental electrical connections needed to complete the installation; • Placement of heavy machinery with cranes or by rigging hoists; • Calibrating the controls and testing the machinery's operation when done by employees of an employer having operations subject to this classification; • Dismantling and removal of dynamos, generators, and turbines. Exclusions: • Installation of underground or overhead power lines and poles by an electric utility company is classified in 1301; • Installation of overhead power lines by a nonelectric utility contractor is classified in 0509; • Installation of underground power lines by a nonelectric utility contractor is classified in 0107. 0603-07 Industrial plant maintenance by contractor Applies to: Businesses engaged in maintaining, repairing, and installing machinery on a long-term contract basis for customers at the customers' location. Typical customers include, but are not limited to: • Manufacturing plants; • Chemical plants; • Petroleum refineries; • Food processing plants; • Mills. Work processes and activities include all routine maintenance and repair of a customer's equipment, such as, but not limited to: • Cleaning; • Oiling; • Regularly scheduled maintenance; • Replacement of machinery or machinery parts; • Installing equipment and other mechanical installations that are part of the customer's building when done by employees of an employer having operations subject to this classification. 0603-08 Metal playground equipment, portable bleachers or stages, above ground swimming pools: Installation, dismantling, and/or repair Applies to: Installation, dismantling, and/or repair of metal playground equipment, portable bleachers or stages, and above ground swimming pools. Playground equipment includes, but is not limited to: • Merry-go-rounds; • Monkey bars; • Slides; • Swings. Work processes and activities include all operations necessary for the erection of metal playground equipment including, but not limited to: • Boring holes in the ground, usually with an auger, for various pieces of equipment to be set in and held in place with concrete; • Cutting, welding, drilling, and bolting of tubular steel components which are usually from one to four inches in diameter; • Fastening on chains, swings, handlebars, sliding surface, platforms, bench seats, or other components; • Applying any finish material or paint when done by employees of an employer having operations subject to this classification. Exclusions: Installation of wood playground equipment is classified in 0516. 0603-09 Commercial equipment: Installation, dismantling, service, and/or repair Applies to: Installation, dismantling, service, and/or repair of commercial equipment. Commercial equipment includes, but is not limited to: • Commercial dishwashing units; • Bakery or restaurant ovens, stoves, grills, sanitizers, or steam tables; • Car washing equipment; • Commercial laundry equipment; • Electric entry doors; • Dry cleaning equipment; • Gas pumps; • Parimutuel totalizer equipment at horse racing facilities. Work processes and activities include, but are not limited to: • Placing and leveling the equipment; • Assembly of component parts; • Connecting or bolting to the wall or floor; • Making any necessary incidental plumbing or electrical connections; • Calibrating and testing the equipment when done by employees of an employer having operations subject to this classification; • Dismantling and removal of commercial equipment; • Some pieces of equipment in this classification may be large enough that they must be moved and positioned with hoists or cranes.