Classification sub-group 311-02 - Manufacturing rough-cut wood products

Industry sector 3 – Manufacturing

Rate risk category 200%

Included	Similar but classified elsewhere
Manufacturing unfinished or “rough” wooden products, such as: Pallets and skids Crates and boxes Foundry patterns Reels and spools Pegs, steaks and lattice Fencing material (posts, boards, panels/sections, etc.) Modifying wood logs into firewood Includes making wood chips from recycled wood products	“Finished” wood products such as furniture, millwork, carvings, toys, crafts, etc. are found under 314-04 – Manufacturing millwork and furniture. Sawing and planing logs into dimensional lumber is found under 313-02 – Sawmills and planing. Manufacturing structural building components from wood is found under 314-05 – Manufacturing beams and trusses. Custom wood framing is found under 602-04 – Auctions, appraisals, picture framing and rental stores. Manufacturing mulch from straw is found under 316-16 – Manufacturing fertilizer and potting soil. Manufacturing mulch from flax is found under 303-05 – Seed cleaning and flax processing.
Treating or preserving wood and lumber. This includes dip-treating or applying tar, creosote, etc.	Treating wooden hydro poles on-site is found under 704-02 – Inspecting and testing.

Included

Similar but classified elsewhere

“Finished” wood products such as furniture, millwork, carvings, toys, crafts, etc. are found under 314-04 – Manufacturing millwork and furniture.
Sawing and planing logs into dimensional lumber is found under 313-02 – Sawmills and planing.
Manufacturing structural building components from wood is found under 314-05 – Manufacturing beams and trusses.
Custom wood framing is found under 602-04 – Auctions, appraisals, picture framing and rental stores.
Manufacturing mulch from straw is found under 316-16 – Manufacturing fertilizer and potting soil. Manufacturing mulch from flax is found under 303-05 – Seed cleaning and flax processing.

Treating or preserving wood and lumber. This includes dip-treating or applying tar, creosote, etc.

Treating wooden hydro poles on-site is found under 704-02 – Inspecting and testing.