Class codes, also called classification codes or workers’ comp classification codes, are three- or four-digit codes that insurance companies use to estimate rates. Codes are based on the risks associated with each type of work an employee performs.

What is NCCI ID number?

A Risk ID or Risk Identification Number is a 9-digit numerical code that is assigned to your company by a rating bureau known as the NCCI—which is the National Council on Compensation Insurance. This code uniquely identifies your company. Your Risk ID number is associated with your Worker’s Compensation Coverage.

What is a class code rate?

Class Codes are a compilation of job definitions designed to accurately identify various workplace exposures. Each specific job classification is assigned a four-digit number. Each workers comp code has its own rate for the purpose of calculating premium on a policy.

What is a WC code?

Workers compensation class codes are codes that the insurance companies use to identify specific categories of work. The insurance companies will then take all losses accumulated by each class code, and use them to factor a base rate for that type of work.

What is a WC Code?

How do I find my NCCI code?

How to get official NCCI Codes, Phraseology, and Base Rates

  1. If you don’t have a User Id and password already, you will need to contact NCCI’s Customer Service Center at 1-800-622-4123.
  2. Request to be set up with access to the product called Riskworkstation™.
  3. Lookup NCCI rates by state with Quick Rate.

Is the NCCI class code the same for all states?

Most states utilize the NCCI class code system. They are the national council on compensation insurance , and have helped add consistency for work comp classifications across state lines. With states that use the NCCI workers compensation class codes, the classifications remain the same for each of those states.

What does NCCI stand for in insurance category?

NCCI codes are four digit codes, produced by the National Council on] Compensation Insurance, used to classify businesses for workers’ compensation insurance.

Where can I find the NCCI code for Wisconsin?

The Wisconsin Compensation Rating Bureau created an online lookup for NCCI class codes. With their online lookup tool, you can search for codes by entering either the WC code or keyword/key-phrase. Additionally, the WCRB also publishes a complete list of their workers compensation codes in PDF format by phraseology order and numerical order.

What is the purpose of the NCCI classification system?

One of the primary functions of NCCI is to obtain and provide accurate statistical loss data that is used to set manual rates for workers compensation insurance. NCCI is the most widely used classification system in the United States.