WAC 296-17A-6207

WAC 296-17A-6207. Classification 6207

Last amended: 2023Year: 2026Length: 486 wordsOfficial source
6207-00 Traveling carnivals and amusement rides Applies to: Businesses engaged in operating traveling carnivals, operating mechanical and nonmechanical amusement rides, and automobile, motorcycle, and monster truck stunt shows. Work activities include, but are not limited to: • Driving and mechanical work; • Transporting the equipment or rides between locations; • Setting up, maintaining, and tearing down the rides, structures, and equipment; • Setting up or tearing down temporary structures such as, but not limited to: - Aid rooms; - Concession booths; - Food booths; - Game booths; - Souvenir booths; - Mobile offices; and - Ticket booths. Exclusions: • Worker hours for office clerical employees assigned to a permanent office location with no outside duties are reported separately in classification 4904 provided all conditions of the general reporting rules covering standard exception employees have been met. • Worker hours for traveling clerical employees who work out of a mobile office, ride operators, game attendants, ticket sellers/takers, and maintenance of facilities are reported separately in classification 6208. • Worker hours for permanent shop employees, and those employees assigned to the shop during the winter quartering period, are reported separately in classification 5206-79 provided the conditions set forth in WAC 296-17A-5206 and 296-17-31018 have been met. • Businesses operating mechanical or nonmechanical rides at permanent locations are classified in 6208. • Businesses operating video or amusement game arcades at permanent locations, not in connection with an amusement park, are classified in 6406. Note: For rules on assigning and reporting in more than one basic classification, see WAC 296-17-31017 , Multiple classifications. 6207-01 Rodeos and traveling circuses Applies to: Businesses engaged in operating a traveling circus or the production of rodeos. Work activities include, but are not limited to: • Animal handling; • Arena work; • Circus performing; • Driving; • First aid; • Gate opening; • Preparing, operating, and maintaining equipment and facilities; • Rodeo clown work; • Setting up or tearing down mechanical and nonmechanical rides; • Setting up or tearing down temporary structures such as, but not limited to: - Aid rooms; - Bleachers; - Concession booths; - Enclosures; - Mobile offices; and - Ticket booths. • Ticket sellers/takers; • Trainers; and • Traveling clerical employees. Exclusions: • Worker hours for office clerical employees assigned to a permanent office location with no outside duties are reported separately in classification 4904 provided all conditions of the general reporting rules covering standard exception employees have been met. • Stock handlers who contract with a rodeo producer to supply rodeo animals are classified in 7302. Special note : Classifications 6208 and 5206 do not apply to rodeo and traveling circus operations. 6207-04 Fireworks exhibition Applies to: Businesses engaged in producing pyrotechnic exhibitions. Work activities include, but are not limited to: • Cleaning up; • Igniting the fireworks; • Purchasing ready-made fireworks; • Setting up displays; and • Using timing fuses. Exclusions: • Businesses manufacturing fireworks are classified in 3701.
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