Employee Hazard Class

The list mentioned below is the classification of the entire class of hazards according to Landsverordening Ongevallenverzekering (AB 1997 no. GT 6).

 

Class 1 (0,25% of daily wage)

• Administrative and other office work (performed exclusively by the company).
• Architectural, expertise, engineering, and/or appraisal agencies (business conducted by holders).
• Medical doctors, dentists, or veterinarians (engaging in the liberal profession of).
• Undertakers (business conducted by).
• Libraries, reading establishments, and/or museums (business conducted by holders).
• Cinemas, theaters (business conducted by permanent holders), the business of staging plays, concerts, and/or other public entertainments in fixed buildings, including the rental of buildings and/or premises.
• Dance institutes, dance halls, fencing schools, bathhouses and swimming facilities, campsites, facilities for physiotherapy and massage, and/or other sports halls and sports grounds (business conducted by holders) and/or the business conducted by mobile cinemas, dance tents, exhibitions, fairground stalls, and similar.
• Photographic and photo-lithography establishments (business conducted in).
• Hairdressing and/or wig-making business (the) and/or the business of operating beauty and/or foot care institutes.
• Garment industry (the business of manufacturing).
• Educational institutions and laboratories (business conducted in), including laboratory work, and the business conducted in laboratories for scientific and/or technical research.
• Parking lots (the business of operating).
• Radio stations (operation of).
• Advertising studios (business conducted in).
• Dental technician – dentures (the business of manufacturing) and/or the business conducted in dental laboratories.
• Auctions, exhibitions, and/or sales (business conducted by holders).
• Insurance companies and/or owners of insurance agencies (business conducted by).
• Hospitals and/or clinics (the business of managing or operating); activities related to district nursing and family care.

Class 2 (0,5% of daily wage)

• Pharmaceutical company.
• Bookbinding and/or liner company.
• Printing company, with or without publishing, including newspapers, magazines, and/or other periodicals.
• Gold and/or silver smithing and/or jewelry workshops.
• Watchmaking company.
• Instrument manufacturing and/or repairing company, repairing and selling sales, music, and/or gaming machines, office machines, and/or weighing scales and meat slicers used in shops and restaurants, and/or optician’s business.
• Coffee sorting and/or coffee roasting company.
• Shoe-making and/or shoe repair business.
• Door-to-door sales and retail sales to homes, with or without a retail business.
• Retail, wholesale, and/or import company.

Class 3 (0,625% of daily wage)

• Pottery and/or porcelain (the manufacturing company of).
• Wallpapering and/or service stations (the).
• Gasoline tank and/or service stations (the operating company of).
• Construction works (the daily maintenance company of).
• Bread, biscuit, cracker, and/or pastry bakery (the).
• Chocolate and/or confectionery (the manufacturing company of).
• Consumable milk, milk powder, condensed milk, butter, cheese, and/or similar dairy products (the preparation company of).
• Ice cream (the manufacturing company of), including the operation of establishments where this ice cream can be consumed.
• Hotel and/or boarding house business (the), the culinary business and/or the business conducted by establishments where food and beverages can be consumed.
• Agricultural, horticultural, and livestock farming.
• Paper products and plastic articles (the manufacturing company of).
• Perfumeries, beauty products, tooth products, soap, and/or soap powder (the manufacturing company of), including the production of bleach and/or bleach powder.
• Shoe polish, pomade, scouring powder, wax, polish, bleach, candles, and/or similar articles (the manufacturing company of).
• Building cleaning (the business of), the business of providing domestic help services, operating facilities for lighting or water supply and lifts, and/or the business of purifying and/or disinfecting buildings.
• Foam rubber and/or foam plastic (the manufacturing company of articles from).
• Cigarette manufacturing business (the).
• Television stations (the operation of).
• Vermicelli, macaroni, and related articles (the manufacturing company of).
• Transporting people by bus and/or automobile (the business of).
• Laundry, bleaching, and ironing facilities, chemical laundries and dyeing establishments, and/or disinfection facilities (the business conducted in) and/or the business of pressing garments.
• Salt (the mining business of).

Class 4 (0,875% of daily wage)

• Automobiles, motorcycles, and/or scooters (the business of storage, maintenance, and/or repair of), whether or not combined with the trade of automobiles, motorcycles, and/or scooters.
• Bed springs, mattresses, and/or mattress covers (the manufacturing business of).
• Power plants (the business, conducted in electrical) and/or the business of electricity distribution.
• Electrical appliances and/or devices (the business of repairing).
• Distilleries and/or liquor production companies (the) and/or the manufacturing business of non-alcoholic mineral water, carbonated drinks, elixirs, and/or natural essences, the preparation of fruit juices, and the trade of wines and/or alcoholic beverages included.
• Radiators (the manufacturing and/or repair business of).
• Rowboats, small sailboats, canoes, and/or similar vessels (the manufacturing and/or repair business of), including the provision of mooring space, storage facilities, and/or rental services, the shipbuilding business without power machinery, the ship rigging and/or ship hoisting business.
• Butchers’ business, including the manufacturing of processed meats or not.
• Dyeing and/or paint (the manufacturing business of).
• Vulcanizing plant (the business conducted in vulcanizing plants).
• Water (the business of manufacturing and distributing drinking water).

Class 5 (1,125% of daily wage)

• Accumulator manufacturing and/or repair company.
• Security services (the business of providing).
• Brewery (the).
• Tin can factories (the business conducted in).
• Electrical installations (the business of installation and/or maintenance of).
• Refrigerated and/or frozen storage facilities (the business of operating).
• Steel furniture and/or other small mass metal articles manufacturing company.
• Driving school business and/or horse rental business.
• Fish processing facilities (the business conducted in).

Class 6 (1,375% of daily wage

• Cement, concrete, plaster, artificial granite, and/or similar substances (the manufacturing of objects from).
• Stones (the grinding and/or crushing of).
• Means for the extermination of insects and/or other harmful pests and/or for the control of plant diseases and/or weeds (the manufacturing of).
• Fishing industry (the).

Class 7 (1,5% of daily wage)

• Tinsmiths and coppersmiths business and/or lead and zinc worker and/or gas and water fitter.
• Civil engineering works (the making of), the bending, cutting, tying, and/or placing of reinforcement steel in construction works, carpentry and masonry work in civil engineering works.
• Chemical factories (the business conducted in).
• Roofing business (the).
• Goods (the transportation, stacking, and/or storage of).
• House, decoration, and/or advertising painting business (the).
• Boilers, pipelines, tanks, appliances, etc. (the insulation of).
• Masonry business, tile-setting business, and/or refractory construction business.
• Carpentry factories (the business conducted in).

Class 8 (1,875% of daily wage)

• Dredging business (the).
• Bridge construction and/or steel construction workshops (the business conducted in), and/or the repair, assembly, and/or dismantling of bridges, steel structures, steam boilers, tanks, machinery, drive mechanisms, devices, and/or heavier pipelines.
• Machinery, steam boilers, tanks, steel structures, automobiles, and/or ships (the demolition of), with or without the trade of scrap metal and/or used parts.
• Shipbuilding and/or ship repair business (the).
• Ships (the transportation of passengers, goods, or animals with).
• Road and/or hydraulic engineering works, airports, sewers, underground pipelines and/or cables (the construction, making, maintenance, repair, excavation, and/or demolition of), earthworks business and/or the rental of contractor equipment with operating personnel.

Class 9 (2,125% of daily wage)

• Phosphate mines (the business conducted in).
• Piling business (the).
• Aviation enterprise business (the).

Class 10 (2,5% of daily wage)

• Window cleaning business (the).
• Loading and unloading of ships, including the carrying, stacking, and/or storage of unloaded goods.
• Ship painting business, with or without the scraping, sandblasting, and/or cleaning of ship walls and/or holds, the painting of steel structures, cementing and/or caulking of ship holds, chipping of ship walls and/or iron structures, cleaning and/or degassing of ship walls, ship holds, and/or tanks.
• Demolition of buildings (the), with or without the trade of demolition from the site.

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