Construction Classification Premium Adjustment Program

General Description

The New York Construction Classification Premium Adjustment Program (NYCCPAP) addresses the premium differences between high wage and low wage paying employers having similar construction operations.  Premium credits based upon the hourly wage rate paid by the employer and the distribution of classifications shown on the employer’s policy are developed by the Rating Board and applied to the insured’s premium.



Eligibility
You are eligible for this program if you meet the following three conditions:

1. Your policy contains one or more eligible construction classifications. A current and complete list of these classes is included below:

0042
3365
3724
3726
3737
5000
5022
5037
5040
5057
5059
5069

5102
5160
5183
5184
5188
5190
5193
5213
5221
5222
5223  5348

5402
5403
5428
5429
5443
5445
5462
5473
5474
5479  5480
5491

5506
5507
5508
5536
5538
5545
5547
5606  5610
5645
5648
5651
 

5701
5703
5709
6003
6005
6017
6018
6045
6204
6216
6217
6229

6233
6235
6251
6252
6260
6306
6319
6325
6400
6701
7536
7538

7601
7855
8227
9526
9527
9534
9539
9545
9549
9553

2. Your policy is experience rated.
3. You have at least one employer with an average hourly wage of $15.50 or higher.

Application of Program

If you are eligible for the Program, you will receive an application form from the Rating Board or your insurance company which, when completed, must be returned to the Rating Board for verification and computation of the premium credit. Once verified and computed, your insurance carrier will receive the credit calculation which is then applied to your renewal policy.

If you did not receive an application, but think you may be eligible, a copy of the Application and Instructions can be obtained by clicking on the Forms section of our Home Page.



Confidentiality

The application and information you provide is considered confidential by the Rating Board and is only provided to you and your insurance carrier. Any other dissemination of this information is done only by your written request or permission.



Contact

For further information concerning this Program, please contact the Rating Board’s Audit Division at (212) 697-3535, extension 116.

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