The Compensation Rates printed on the Massachusetts Rate Sheets cover all the Liabilities which are imposed upon the insurer by the provisions of Chapter 152, General Laws and amendments thereto, including compensation, statutory medical aid and loss from liability for damages on account of personal injuries sustained by any employee or employees of the assured, under the provisions of Section 25 of said Law. SUB-CONTRACTORS Section 18 of Chapter 152, General Laws of Massachusetts provides that the general or principal contractors shall be responsible for compensation to employees of sub-contractors. In view of this the compensation rates in this Manual shall be applicable to the entire remuneration of employees of sub-contractors, except that no premium charge shall be made on the remuneration of the employees of any subcontractor if such sub-contractor has insured his compensation obligation and has furnished satisfactory evidence of such insurance. If the principal or general contractor cannot furnish the remuneration of drivers or chauffeurs and their helpers, the General Rules of the Manual shall apply. If the principal or general contractor cannot furnish the remuneration of other employees of sub-contractors, one-third (%) of the contract price of the sub-contracted work shall be considered as the remuneration of employees of sub-contractors. The above rule shall not apply to contracts for piecework in manufacturing plants. In manufacturing plants the entire amount paid for such piecework shall be included as payroll. CLASSIFICATION IN BASIC MANUAL NOT AVAILABLE IN THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. Firemen 7704-The basis of computation of minimum premiums for this classification as printed on white page 50 does not apply in this State. Refer to Green Rate Sheets for APPENDIX XVIII EXAMPLE OF SCHEDULE RATING EXHIBIT A THE INDUSTRIAL COMPENSATION INSPECTION REPORT No. 3 Carbonic Acid Gas 3 Bottles 3 Crates 3 Caps " Blate Percent Raw Mas Weight or 100 wal 100 tim ROM 100 Usuals isual to Bottling of Carbonated Liquids PROCESSES Milk is received in cans, warmed, pasteurized, tested and then evaporated in steam heated battles. The evaporated milk is then packed in 20 lb. tins and shipped. (Describe fully, following Raw Stock to Finished Product for each principal product separately) one © Arcam and milt are received in cans, mixed, pasteurized, cooled, weighed and tested. They are then churned into butter, some, e of which is packed in pails and tubs for shipment. The remainder is cut into e pound blocks and packed in paper cartons for shipment. C Hater is cooled and carbonated. Bottles are washed and automatically conveyed to filling machines. Here syrup is run into bottles and then carbonated water is added. The bottles them pass to a capking machine where they are capped and then placed in crates for shipments. Inspector John Vale Page 1 absorption process. Date of Inspection 6/4/24 |