12 AAC 21.250. Carpentry contractor, rough

(a) A rough carpenter is a specialty contractor who provides services in the following areas:

(1) framing and lay-up work;

(2) concrete form work;

(3) trusses, beams, and columns;

(4) structural work, (e.g., wood placed for purposes of structural integrity);

(5) partition studs of metal or wood;

(6) siding;

(7) roof shingles;

(8) exterior wall sheathing;

(9) roof sheathing;

(10) subflooring;

(11) wooden walkways, rails, treads, and risers;

(12) decks;

(13) docks, dock planking, and bull rails;

(14) pilings driven for purposes of foundation for dwellings, warehouses, or similar fixed structures (not pilings for piers, docks, or floats);

(15) heavy timber;

(16) wooden fencing;

(17) metal doors and frames;

(18) metal joists and structural metal framing;

(19) metal or plastic windows;

(20) operable partitions;

(21) overhead door installation; or

(22) scaffold erection.

(b) Rough carpentry is either performed by the contractor or subcontracted to another similarly registered contractor.

History: Eff. 7/26/90, Register 115

Authority: AS 08.01.080

AS 08.18.021

AS 08.18.171 (8)

AS 44.33.020

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