Class code 5606 — Contractor — Executive Supervisor

This classification is reserved for supervisory and project-management personnel in construction who do not perform manual labor at job sites. It typically covers project managers, superintendents, and owners who visit sites to inspect progress, coordinate subcontractors, and manage schedules and budgets, but who don't pick up tools or perform the physical work of the trade themselves.

Payroll under this code is limited strictly to people whose job site duties are observational and managerial. The moment a supervisor starts performing manual trade work — helping frame a wall, running a saw, or climbing on a roof — that time typically needs to be reported under the applicable trade classification instead of this one.

Because the role is largely walking a job site and communicating with crews rather than performing physical labor, the injury exposure is markedly lower than the trades being supervised. The main hazards are the general job-site conditions a supervisor is exposed to while walking the property — uneven ground, debris, and active work areas — rather than task-specific trade hazards.