Class code 5215 — Concrete Construction — NOC

This classification serves as the catch-all for concrete construction work that doesn't fit neatly into a more specific concrete classification, such as foundations, structural walls, and other concrete elements not covered by flatwork-specific or general concrete codes. Crews build forms, place reinforcing steel, pour concrete, and finish surfaces much like other concrete trades, but the specific structural application here can vary more widely from job to job.

Payroll includes form carpenters, finishers, and laborers handling rebar and pour logistics, similar to other concrete classifications. Because this code exists to capture the range of concrete work not otherwise classified, the specific tasks a crew performs under it can vary — from foundation walls to specialty structural pours — while the underlying skill set stays consistent with general concrete construction.

Injury patterns mirror other concrete trades: kneeling and bending during finishing work strain the knees and back, wet concrete exposure creates skin burn risk, and formwork construction carries cut and strain hazards similar to carpentry. Pour-day scheduling pressure, driven by concrete's limited working time before it sets, can also contribute to rushed conditions that raise incident risk.