Safety Standards for Electrical Workers, 296-45 WAC, consist of the requirements for safeguarding employees against electrical hazards in their workplace; requirements for electric equipment and wiring in locations classified as hazardous.

Chapter 296-901 WAC, GHS is the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals. The GHS is a system for standardizing and harmonizing the classification and labeling of chemicals.

Class B Book Refund Request Form for the purpose of requesting a refund of Class B Books purchased prior to March 1, 2013.

Fact Sheet: Explains Class B label electrical work, scope and limitations, and provides general instructions for using Class B labels.

Book (loose-leaf manual): Helps contractors properly classify for industrial insurance purposes the work being performed by their employees on new wood-frame building construction projects.

Used to get approval of a course as an electrical continuing education class. This application must be received by L&I at least 30 days before the course is offered.

This chapter applies to employer classifications for workers compensation insurance.

Fact Sheet: Explains work that is allowed and not allowed under (04) Sign Scope of Work and what electrical sign contractors and electricians should know before doing sign work. Also covers electrical Class B labels and electrical permits, inspections and fees.

Fact sheet: Explains plumber classifications, certification requirements, including required exams, and the application and renewal processes, including continuing education requirements.

Used by department-approved claims administrators to report course completion for obtaining continuing education credit.

Used by sponsors or instructors of continuing education courses, when requesting the department assign credit to a course so that department-approved claims administrators who attend can earn credit toward recertification under the Self Insurance Continuing Education program.

Quick reference card: Provides basic information about standard exception classifications, which can be separately rated from the basic business classification for determining industrial insurance (workers' compensation) premiums. This information is part of the publication, Workers’ Compensation Record Keeping and Report Guides.

Used by L&I to assign industrial insurance classifications for workers of temporary help agencies. The first file is a PDF of the Temporary Services Guide to Workers' Compensation Insurance. The second file is a 2003 Excel file. This file is a cross match of non temporary help classifications and the temporary help risk classification associated with that risk class. The third file is a 2003 Excel file. This is a reverse look up for temporary help risk classification and the non temporary classes associated with a temporary help class. File contains an instructions worksheet for the reverse look up worksheet.

Book: Aids in understanding Washington State's workers' compensation classification system and how classifications are applied to different types of businesses.

Packet: Contains eight quick reference cards covering topics related to workers' compensation record keeping and reporting. Topics include: computering worker hours, standard exception classifications, excluded employments and corporate officers.