Workers' Compensation Insurance for Automotive
Workers' compensation for auto repair shops, body shops, dealerships, auto recycling yards, and auto parts stores. Mechanics and technicians face injury risks from heavy equipment, hydraulic lifts, chemicals, and repetitive motions. Rates vary with the specific operation and the state.
Class Codes in Automotive
Covers auto service and repair center employees, including mechanics, service technicians, service writers, counter staff, and drivers connected with the shop operation.
56 / 100
class percentile · filed in 1 state
Covers salespersons who sell or long-term-lease automobiles, mobile homes, or boats. Service, repair, and lot staff belong in the dealership's governing classification.
6 / 100
class percentile · filed in 2 states
Covers auto body shop employees repairing metal, fiberglass, or plastic vehicle bodies, including collision repair, upholstering, painting, and related driving.
28 / 100
class percentile · filed in 1 state
Covers employees dismantling, salvaging, or junking automobiles, motorcycles, and trucks for reusable parts or scrap.
81 / 100
class percentile · filed in 2 states
Covers employees of auto accessories stores selling parts, accessories, and automotive supplies.
50 / 100
class percentile · filed in 2 states
Covers workers operating car wash facilities including automated and hand wash services, detailing, and waxing.
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class percentile · filed in 0 states
Filed Figures by State
Per $100 of payroll, copied from each state's own filing. “LC” is a loss cost (before the insurer's multiplier); “rate” is a manual rate. Other states publish no per-class figure this site has transcribed.
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