WAC 296-17A-4402. Classification 4402

4402-00 Ice: Manufacturing or harvesting Applies to: • Businesses manufacturing ice made by treating, forming, and freezing water in refrigeration compressor systems; • Harvesting of naturally occurring ice from frozen bodies of water such as lakes or ponds. Work activities include, but are not limited to: • Scoring, cutting, or sawing ice into blocks; • Crushing ice blocks; • Bagging crushed ice; • Cutting of natural ice from lakes, ponds, or other bodies of water that have frozen over to a suitable thickness and storing it in refrigerated warehouses; • Delivering ice directly to customers or selling it to ice dealers. Equipment used include, but are not limited to: • Bagging machines; • Conveyors; • Filtering systems; • Forklifts; • Holding bins; • Ice cube making systems; • Inline screws; • Molds; • Refrigeration systems (which are generally freezer coils or pipes running through or around tanks, or refrigerated vaults); • Tubing or cutting blades; • Water tanks; • Winches. Exclusions: • Ice dealers are classified in 4402-02; • Manufacturing of dry ice is classified in 3701. 4402-02 Ice Dealers Applies to: Dealers of ice manufactured or harvested by others. Work activities include, but are not limited to: • Picking up ice directly from manufacturers; • Storing ice in their own refrigerated warehouses or ice stations prior to delivery to their customers; • Delivering ice; • Ice dealers may own coin-operated dispensing machines, at various locations, which they refill. Equipment used include, but are not limited to: • Refrigerated and insulated trucks; • Trailers. Customers include, but are not limited to: • Grocery and convenience stores; • Lounges; • Restaurants; • Service stations. Exclusions: • Manufacture of ice in refrigerated systems and the harvesting of natural ice is classified in 4402-00; • Manufacturing of dry ice is classified in 3701.