Coded values

The controlled vocabularies used by OED coded fields — perils, occupancy, construction, country and coverage. These are the allowed values for the corresponding fields in the field reference.

Perils

Code	PerilCode	Description	Grouped
QEQ	1	Earthquake - Shake only	No
QFF	2	Fire Following	No
QTS	4	Tsunami	No
QSL	8	Sprinkler Leakage	No
QLS	16	Landslide	No
QLF	32	Liquefaction	No
WTC	64	Strong wind from Tropical Cyclone	No
WEC	128	Strong wind from Extra Tropical Cyclone	No
WSS	256	Storm Surge from strong wind	No
ORF	512	River / Fluvial Flood	No
OSF	1024	Flash / Surface / Pluvial Flood	No
XSL	2048	Straight-line wind	No
XTD	4096	Tornado	No
XHL	8192	Hail	No
ZSN	16384	Snow	No
ZIC	32768	Ice	No
ZFZ	65536	Freeze	No
BFR	131072	NonCat	No
BBF	262144	Wildfire / Bushfire	No
MNT	524288	NBCR Terrorism	No
MTR	1048576	Conventional Terrorism	No
XLT	2097152	Lightning	No
ZST	4194304	Winterstorm Wind	No
BSK	8388608	Smoke	No
SSD	16777216	Drought Induced Subsidence	No
XCH	33554432	Crop Hail (from convective storm)	No
CSB	67108864	Cyber Security Data and Privacy Breach	No
CPD	134217728	Cyber Security Property Damage	No
PNF	268435456	Pandemic Flu	No
VVA	536870912	Volcanic Ash Cloud	No
VVE	1073741824	Volcanic lava flow/eruption	No
VVL	2147483648	Volcanic landslide/mudslide	No
SBU	4294967296	Sewage Backup	No
QQ1	63	All EQ perils	Yes
WW2	192	Windstorm w/o storm surge	Yes
WW1	448	Windstorm with storm surge	Yes
OO1	1536	Flood w/o storm surge	Yes
MM1	1572864	Terrorism	Yes
XX1	2111488	Convective Storm	Yes
ZZ1	4308992	Winter storm	Yes
XZ1	6420480	Convective storm (incl winter storm)	Yes
BB1	8650752	Wildfire with smoke	Yes
PP1	268435456	All Pandemic perils	Yes
GG1	33554432	All Crop perils	Yes
CC1	201326592	All Cyber perils	Yes
VV1	3758096384	All Volcanic perils	Yes
AA1	8589934591	All perils	Yes

Occupancy codes

Code	Name	Description	Broad Category
1000	Unknown	Unknown occupancy	Unknown
1050	Residential, General residential	General Residential is a composite of all other Residential Occupancies. You can select this occupancy class code if you have no specific information about the risk.	Residential
1051	Residential, Permanent dwelling: single-family	Single-unit detached dwellings usually occupied by a single family.	Residential
1052	Residential, Permanent dwelling: multi-family	Multiple-unit dwellings usually occupied by more than one family.	Residential
1053	Residential, Temporary lodging	Commercial establishments known to the public as hotels, motels, motor hotels, or tourist courts primarily engaged in providing lodging or lodging and meals to the general public. This category includes hotels that are operated by organizations for members only. Also, establishments primarily engaged in renting, such as boarding houses, lodging houses, or rooming houses.	Residential
1054	Residential, Group institutional housing	Residential units under institutional control. Examples include college dormitories, nursing homes, and retirement centers where medical care is incidental.	Residential
1055	Residential, Apartment/Condo	Attached, multi-unit housing usually occupied by one family per unit.	Residential
1056	Residential, Mid-Terraced Housing	Attached residential unit, not end of terrace (use separate occ code 1072). Also referred to as townhouses, row houses, row homes, or brownstones. Usually more than one story and built close to the street.	Residential
1057	Residential, Renter	Site-built home, apartment, or condominium unit (excludes manufactured and mobile homes), on rent. (Usually coverage includes personal property, additional living expenses and liability, but does not include coverage for the structure itself).	Residential
1058	Residential Apartment/Condo Asso, Common Areas	Common areas of the Apartment/ Condominium that is shared with all the other residents, like the roof, elevator, basement, courtyards or walkways, pools, common gym or event space, parks etc.	Residential
1070	Residential, detached house	Detached House Only	Residential
1071	Residential, semi-detached house	Attached residential unit. Shares a single common party wall, commonly found in the UK/Ireland	Residential
1072	Residential, end-terrace house	Attached residential unit. Used for end of row terracedhouses with additional end gable exposure to wind	Residential
1073	Residential, bungalow	Detached residential unit. One story, often with dormer roof. For semi-detached and terraced bungalows, use those codes with single storey coding.	Residential
1100	Commercial, General commercial	General Commercial is a composite of all other Commercial Occupancies. You can select this occupancy class code if you have no specific information about the risk.	Commercial
1101	Commercial, Retail trade	Retail stores including those establishments that sell building materials and hardware, general merchandise, food, apparel and accessories, home furniture, furnishings and appliances, and prepared food and drinks. Includes automotive dealers, gasoline service stations, and motorcycle, boat, and recreational vehicle dealers. Includes other retail such as drug stores, liquor stores, bookstores, used merchandise, jewelry stores, and piece goods stores. Also includes non-store retailers and fuel dealers.	Commercial
1102	Commercial, Wholesale trade	Includes wholesale distribution of durable goods including motor vehicles and parts, home furnishings, lumber and construction materials, professional and commercial equipment, metals and minerals, electrical goods, hardware, plumbing and heating equipment, machinery, equipment and supplies, and other miscellaneous durable goods. Also includes wholesale distribution of non-durable goods including paper and paper products, drugs, apparel, groceries, farm-product raw materials, chemicals, petroleum and petroleum related products, alcoholic beverages, and other miscellaneous non-durable goods.	Commercial
1103	Commercial, Personal and repair services	Includes personal services such as laundry and dry cleaning services, beauty and barbershops, shoe repair shops, photographic studios, and funeral services, as well as automotive rental and leasing, automotive repair shops, and other automotive service including car washes and miscellaneous repair services.	Commercial
1104	Commercial, Professional, technical and business	Occupancies involved in the financial industry including depository institutions, non-depository credit institutions, security and commodity brokers, dealers and exchanges, insurance carriers, insurance agents and brokers, and real estate and other investment offices. Includes business services such as advertising agencies, consumer credit reporting agencies, mailing services, reproduction services, commercial art services, building cleaning and pest control services, equipment rental/leasing operations, employment agencies, computer programming, and computer rental/maintenance services. Also included in this occupancy class are legal services, engineering and architectural services, accounting services, research and development services, and management/public relations services. Executive offices, legislative bodies, and government offices are included in this occupancy class as are government establishments engaged in finance and taxation, in environmental quality and housing programs, and in the administration of economic programs including transportation, communications and utilities, agriculture, space and technology, national security and internal affairs, as well as government establishments engaged in human resource programs such as public health, veterans affairs, education, and social and human resources.	Commercial
1105	Commercial, Health care services - General	Occupancies include medical, surgical, and other health services including clinics, laboratories and other health services. For hospitals, use 1106.	Commercial
1106	Commercial, Hospital		Commercial
1107	Commercial, Nursing Home		Commercial
1108	Commercial, Entertainment and recreation - General	This occupancy class includes motion picture production and distribution facilities including motion picture theaters and video tape rental establishments, dance studios, theatrical production (other than motion picture), bowling centers, sports clubs, and physical fitness facilities, as well as art galleries, arboreta, and botanical and zoological gardens.	Commercial
1109	Commercial, Amusement park		Commercial
1110	Commercial, Cinema, concert hall, theatre		Commercial
1111	Commercial, Stadium, arena		Commercial
1112	Commercial, Temporary exhibition facility or circus		Commercial
1113	Commercial, Parking	Automobile parking facilities.	Commercial
1114	Commercial, Golf Courses	Golf courses and related buildings and facilities.	Commercial
1115	Commercial, Hotel - Small & Medium		Commercial
1116	Commercial, Hotel - Large		Commercial
1117	Commercial, Casino		Commercial
1118	Commercial, Floating Casino		Commercial
1119	Commercial, Restaurant, café, bar, pub, club, tavern, discotheque	This occupancy includes restaurants, fast food centers, and cafés.	Commercial
1120	Commercial, Gasoline Station	Retail establishments selling gasoline for use in motor vehicles, including associated retail stores and service bays.	Commercial
1121	Commercial, Automotive repair services and carwash	Includes car washes and motor vehicle repair and service businesses that do not also sell gasoline. If the repair service is part of a gasoline station, with gasoline pumps under a canopy, use occupancy Commercial, Gasoline Station - 1120.	Commercial
1122	Commercial, Warehouse	Warehouse	Commercial
1123	Commercial, Communication	Includes establishments furnishing point-to-point communications services, whether intended to be received aurally or visually, as well as radio and television broadcasting.	Commercial
1124	Commercial - Railway Buildings		Commercial
1125	Commercial, Banks	Occupancies involved in the financial industry. Including but not limiting to Retail Banks, Corporate or Commercial Banks, Investment Banks and Central Banks. These institutions may also give economic assistance such as: capital management, foreign exchange, Safe deposit boxes etc.	Commercial
1150	Industrial, General industrial	General industrial is a composite of all other industrial occupancies. You can select this occupancy class code if you have no specific information about the risk.	Industrial
1151	Industrial, Heavy fabrication and assembly	Includes commercial fishing, hunting and trapping, operation of timber tracts, tree farms, forestry, nurseries and related activities, and establishments engaged in the cutting of timber and pulpwood. Includes the manufacture of furniture and other wood products, pulps from wood and other sources, tires and various other rubber and plastic products, glass products, cement, structural clay products, pottery, concrete and gypsum products, cut stone, and abrasive and asbestos products. Includes the manufacture of industrial and commercial machinery and equipment such as engines and turbines, farm and garden machinery, construction and mining equipment, metalworking machinery, special industry machinery, general industrial machinery, computer and office equipment, refrigeration machinery, and miscellaneous industrial machinery. Also includes the manufacture of motor vehicles, aircraft and aircraft parts, ship/boat building and repair, railroad equipment, motorcycles and bicycles, guided missiles, space vehicles, and transport equipment.	Industrial
1152	Industrial, Light fabrication and assembly	Occupancies involved in the preparation and manufacture of yarn, thread, twine, and cordage, in the manufacture of fabrics, carpets, and rugs, and in the dyeing and finishing of fiber, yarn, and fabrics. Includes the manufacture of apparel, felt goods, lace goods, non-woven fabrics, miscellaneous textiles, and textile products. Includes the manufacture of household, office, and restaurant furniture, as well as office and store fixtures. Includes occupancies involved in the publishing and/or printing trade and in service industries related to the printing trade. This occupancy class also includes tanning, currying, and finishing of hides and skins, manufacturing of finished leather and artificial leather products, jewelry, musical instruments, dolls, and toys, as well as other miscellaneous manufacturing.	Industrial
1153	Industrial, Food and drug processing	Includes food and beverage manufacturing and processing and the manufacturing of cigarettes, cigars, and chewing and smoking tobacco.	Industrial
1154	Industrial, Chemical processing	Establishments involved in the manufacture of basic chemicals including acids, alkalis, salts, and organic chemicals, as well as chemical products that are to be used in further manufacturing including synthetic fibers, plastic materials, dry colors, and pigments. Includes the manufacture of finished products used for ultimate consumption including drugs, cosmetics, and soaps, as well as products used as supplies in other industries including paints, fertilizers, and explosives.	Industrial
1155	Industrial, Metal and minerals processing	Includes the smelting and refining of metals, the manufacture of castings, other basic metal products, nails, spikes, insulated wire, and cable, the production of coke, the fabrication of metal products including metal cans, tin ware, hand tools, cutlery, and general hardware, and metal forging.	Industrial
1156	Industrial, High technology	Includes occupancies involved in the manufacture of machinery and supplies for the generation, storage, transmission, transformation, and utilization of electrical energy including electricity distribution equipment, industrial apparatus, household appliances, electrical lighting, and wiring equipment. Includes manufacturing instruments for measuring, testing, analyzing, and controlling, optical instruments and lenses, surveying and drafting instruments, hydrological, meteorological, navigational, surgical, medical, ophthalmic, and photographic equipment. Also included are watches and clocks.	Industrial
1157	Industrial, Construction	This occupancy includes general contractors and builders of residential, farm, industrial, commercial, and other buildings, as well as general contractors involved in heavy construction including highways, streets, bridges, tunnels, etc. Also included are special trade contractors including painting, electrical work, carpentry work, plumbing, heating, roofing, etc.	Industrial
1158	Industrial, Petroleum	Establishments involved in petroleum refining, in the manufacture of paving and roofing materials, of compounding and lubricating oils and greases. Also includes the transportation of petroleum and other commodities, other than natural gas, through pipelines.	Industrial
1159	Industrial, Mining	Includes mining and exploring for metallic and nonmetallic minerals, as well as the mining and preparation of coal. Includes the extraction of oil from sand and shale and the production of natural gasoline.	Industrial
1200	Religion and Nonprofit, Religion and nonprofit	Includes organizations operating on a membership basis for the promotion of the interests of their members. Included are organizations such as trade associations, professional membership organizations, labor unions and similar labor organizations, and political and religious organizations.	Religion / Government / Education
1201	Religion and Nonprofit, Church	Establishments of religious organizations operated for worship, religious training or study, government or administration of an organized religion, or promotion of religious activities.	Religion / Government / Education
1210	Government, General services	Includes offices of executives, legislative bodies, and general government offices, not elsewhere classified.	Religion / Government / Education
1211	Government, Museum		Religion / Government / Education
1212	Government, Convention centre		Religion / Government / Education
1213	Government, Exhibition hall		Religion / Government / Education
1214	Government, Library		Religion / Government / Education
1215	Government, Prison / jail		Religion / Government / Education
1220	Government, Emergency services	Includes government establishments engaged in justice, public order, and safety.	Religion / Government / Education
1230	Education, Universities, colleges and technical schools	Establishments providing academic or technical instruction. Also included are establishments providing educational services such as libraries, student exchange programs, and curriculum development.	Religion / Government / Education
1231	Education, Primary and secondary schools	Includes institutions engaged in instruction at primary and secondary level.	Religion / Government / Education
1250	Transportation, Highway	Highways and transportation road networks.	Transportation
1251	Transportation, Railroad	Railroad networks and rail tracks	Transportation
1252	Transportation, Air	Establishments furnishing services incidental to transportation, such as forwarding and packing services, as well as the arrangement of passenger and freight transportation	Transportation
1253	Transportation, Sea and inland waterways	Businesses engaged in freight and passenger transportation on the open seas or inland waters and establishments furnishing such incidental services as lighterage, towing, and canal operation. Also includes excursion and sightseeing boats and water taxis.	Transportation
1254	Transportation, Aircraft Hangars	Aircraft parking facilities.	Transportation
1255	Transportation, Aircrafts at ramps or boarding gates	Aircraft at ramps or boarding gates.	Transportation
1256	Transportation, General	Composite of all other Transportation Occupancies. You can select this occupancy class code if you have no specific information about the risk.	Transportation
1260	Auto, General	To be used in conjuction with the relevant construction codes for Auto (5850 - 5875)	Transportation
1300	Utilities, Electrical	Establishments engaged in the generation, transmission, and/or distribution of electric energy for sale. Includes electric power generation, transmission, or distribution.	Utilities
1301	Utilities, Water	Establishments primarily engaged in distributing water for sale for domestic, commercial, and industrial use.	Utilities
1302	Utilities, Sanitary sewer	Establishments primarily engaged in the collection and disposal of wastes conducted through a sewer system, including such treatment processes as may be provided and establishments primarily engaged in the collection and disposal of refuse by processing or destruction or in the operation of incinerators, waste treatment plants, landfills, or other sites for disposal of such materials.	Utilities
1303	Utilities, Natural gas	Establishments engaged in the transmission and distribution and/or storage of natural gas for sale.	Utilities
1304	Utilities, Telephone and telegraph	Establishments primarily engaged in providing paging and beeper services and those engaged in leasing telephone lines or other methods of telephone transmission, such as optical fiber lines and microwave or satellite facilities, as well as reselling the use of such methods to others.	Utilities
1305	Utilities, General	Composite of all other Utility Occupancies (Utilities- Electrical, Utilities- Water, Utilities- Sanitary Sewer, Utilities- Natural Gas, Utilities- Telephone and Telegraph, Utilities- Radio and TV, Utilities- Flood Control). You can select this occupancy class code if you have no specific information about the risk.	Utilities
1350	Flood control	Government establishments primarily engaged in regulation, planning, protection, and conservation of air and water resources, solid waste management, water and air pollution control and prevention, flood control, drainage development, consumption of water resources, as well as coordination of these activities at intergovernmental levels and research necessary for air pollution abatement and control and conservation of water resources.	Miscellaneous
1351	Agriculture	Establishments primarily engaged in performing soil preparation services, crop services, veterinary services, other animal services, farm labor and management services, and landscape and horticultural services for others on a contract or fee basis.	Miscellaneous
1352	Green House	Includes establishments (e.g., farms, orchards, greenhouses, and nurseries) primarily engaged in the production of crops, plants, vines, and trees (excluding forestry operations). This major group also includes establishments primarily engaged in the operation of sod farms and cranberry bogs, in the production of mushrooms, bulbs, flower seeds, and vegetable seeds, and in the growing of hydroponic crops.	Miscellaneous
1353	Forestry, General	Forestry, General	Miscellaneous
1360	Agriculture, Crops	Agriculture, Crops	Miscellaneous
1370	Agriculture, Livestock	Agriculture, Livestock	Miscellaneous
1400	Marine Cargo, General / Unknown	Marine Cargo, General / Unknown	Marine Cargo
1401	Marine Cargo, Designated Facilities / Vaults	Facilities that are designed and built to store special types of cargo, such as explosives. This often includes higher design criteria or special protection measures for contents located in the facility. Vaults and protected storage for fine arts and specie.	Marine Cargo
1402	Marine Cargo, Silo	A tower structure used to store bulk material.	Marine Cargo
1403	Marine Cargo, Liquid Tanks	Tanks to store liquid material, usually in the port area.	Marine Cargo
1404	Marine Cargo, Gas Tanks	Tanks containing gas material, usually in the port area.	Marine Cargo
1405	Marine Cargo, Inside Warehouse at Port	Non-containerized cargoes stored in a warehouse in the port area.	Marine Cargo
1406	Marine Cargo, Containerized Inside Warehouse	Containerized cargoes stored in a warehouse in the port area.	Marine Cargo
1407	Marine Cargo, Containerized Stacked Outside	Containerized cargoes stored in open areas.	Marine Cargo
1408	Marine Cargo, Open Lot or Stockpiled Outside	Non-containerized cargoes stored in open areas.	Marine Cargo
1409	Marine Cargo, At Destination in Warehouse	Non-containerized cargoes stored in an inland warehouse.	Marine Cargo
1410	Marine Cargo, At Destination Retail	Non-containerized cargoes stored as contents in retail spaces.	Marine Cargo
1411	Marine Cargo, Museums, Institutions, Public Buildings	Fine arts displayed in museums and art institutions.	Marine Cargo
1412	Marine Cargo, Retail & Private Buildings	Fine arts and specie stored in private buildings or in retail spaces.	Marine Cargo
2000	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Unknown	Unknown industrial facility.	IFM Unknown
2050	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Heavy Fabrication and Assembly - General	Includes manufacturing and processing of automobiles, fabricated metals, machinery/equipment for industry, transportation equipment, pulp/paper and allied products, textile products, lumber and wood products, and stone/glass/clay/ceramics products.	IFM Heavy Fabrication
2051	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Automotive Manufacturing		IFM Heavy Fabrication
2052	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Fabricated Metal Products		IFM Heavy Fabrication
2053	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Industrial and commercial machinery and equipment		IFM Heavy Fabrication
2054	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Transportation Equipment Assembly		IFM Heavy Fabrication
2055	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Pulp/Paper and Allied Products Manufacturing		IFM Heavy Fabrication
2056	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Textile Mill Product		IFM Heavy Fabrication
2057	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Lumber and wood products (excluding furniture)		IFM Heavy Fabrication
2058	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Stone/Clay/Glass/Ceramics products		IFM Heavy Fabrication
2100	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Light Fabrication and Assembly - General	Includes manufacturing and processing of furniture/fixtures, apparel, printing/publishing/allied products, rubber, miscellaneous products, leather/leather products, electronic/other electronic equipment (except computer equipment), measuring/controlling instruments, photographic/medical/optical goods, watches/clocks, tire manufacturers, and miscellaneous manufacturing industries.	IFM Light Fabrication
2101	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Furniture and Fixtures		IFM Light Fabrication
2102	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Apparel and finished products from fabrics		IFM Light Fabrication
2103	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Print/Publishing and allied industry		IFM Light Fabrication
2104	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Rubber and miscellaneous plastics products		IFM Light Fabrication
2105	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Leather and Leather products		IFM Light Fabrication
2106	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Electronic and other electrical equipment (except computer equipment)		IFM Light Fabrication
2107	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Measuring analyzing and controlling instruments		IFM Light Fabrication
2108	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Photographic medical and optical goods		IFM Light Fabrication
2109	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Watches and clocks		IFM Light Fabrication
2110	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Miscellaneous Light Manufacturing Industries		IFM Light Fabrication
2111	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Tire manufacturers		IFM Light Fabrication
2150	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Food and Drug Processing- General	Includes food and beverage manufacturing and processing and the manufacturing of cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, pharmaceuticals, biological products, wineries, and smoking tobacco.	IFM Instruments
2151	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Food and kindred products		IFM Instruments
2152	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Tobacco products		IFM Instruments
2153	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Pharmaceutical plants		IFM Instruments
2154	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Biological Products(except diagnostic) - Medicinals/Botanical/Biomedical		IFM Instruments
2155	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Wineries		IFM Instruments
2200	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Chemical Processing - General	Establishments involved in the manufacture of basic chemicals including acids, alkalis, salts, and organic chemicals and of chemical products that are to be used in further manufacturing including synthetic fibers, plastic materials, dry colors, and pigments. Includes the manufacture of finished products used for ultimate consumption including drugs, cosmetics, and soaps, as well as products used as supplies in other industries including paints, fertilizers, and explosives.	IFM Chemical Processing
2201	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Chlorine plants		IFM Chemical Processing
2202	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Vinyl plants		IFM Chemical Processing
2203	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Light hydrocarbon or aromatics plants		IFM Chemical Processing
2204	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Plastics plants		IFM Chemical Processing
2205	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Chlorhydrin plants		IFM Chemical Processing
2206	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Fertilizer plants		IFM Chemical Processing
2207	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Cement plants/Cement Mills		IFM Chemical Processing
2208	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Other Chemical and Allied Products		IFM Chemical Processing
2250	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Metal and Minerals Processing- General	Includes the smelting and refining of metals, the manufacture of castings, other basic metal products, nails, spikes, insulated wire, and cable, the production of coke, the fabrication of metal products including metal cans, tin ware, hand tools, cutlery, and general hardware, and metal forging.	IFM Metal Processing
2251	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Primary metal industry		IFM Metal Processing
2252	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Steel Mills		IFM Metal Processing
2253	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Smelters		IFM Metal Processing
2300	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: High Technology - General	Includes occupancies involved in the manufacture of machinery and supplies for the generation, storage, transmission, transformation, and utilization of electrical energy including electricity distribution equipment, industrial apparatus, household appliances, electrical lighting, and wiring equipment. Includes manufacturing instruments for measuring, testing, analyzing, and controlling, optical instruments and lenses, surveying and drafting instruments, hydrological, meteorological, navigational, surgical, medical, ophthalmic, and photographic equipment, semi-conductor, computer/electronic devices, and allied products.	IFM High Technology
2301	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Semi-conductor and related devices		IFM High Technology
2302	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Electronic computer devices		IFM High Technology
2303	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Computer storage devices		IFM High Technology
2304	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Electron tubes		IFM High Technology
2305	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Printed circuit boards		IFM High Technology
2350	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: General building/ construction contractors	This occupancy includes general contractors and builders of residential, farm, industrial, commercial, and other buildings, as well as general contractors involved in heavy construction including highways, streets, bridges, tunnels, etc. Also included are special trade contractors including painting, electrical work, carpentry work, plumbing, heating, roofing, etc.	IFM Contractors
2351	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Heavy Constructions		IFM Contractors
2352	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Special Trade Contractors		IFM Contractors
2400	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Mining - General	Includes mining and exploring for metallic and nonmetallic minerals, as well as mining and preparation of coal. Includes the extraction of oil from sand and shale and the production of natural gasoline.	IFM Mining
2401	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Mining operations		IFM Mining
2402	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Metal mining		IFM Mining
2403	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Coal mining		IFM Mining
2404	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Mining /Quarrying - Non-metallic mineral (except fuels)		IFM Mining
2450	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Oil Refinery Systems - General	An oil refinery is an industrial process plant where crude oil is processed and refined into more useful petroleum products, such as gasoline, diesel fuel, asphalt base, heating oil, kerosene, and liquefied petroleum gas. Oil refineries are typically large sprawling industrial complexes with extensive piping running throughout, carrying streams of fluids between large chemical processing units. Includes establishments involved in petroleum refining, in the manufacture of paving and roofing materials, of compounding and lubricating oils and greases. Also includes the transportation of petroleum and other commodities, other than natural gas, through pipelines.	IFM Oil Refinery
2460	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Oil Production Systems - General		IFM Oil Refinery
2461	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Oil Production Systems - Oil field wells	Oil fields (wells)	IFM Oil Refinery
2470	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Oil Transmission Systems - General	Oil transportation/ transmission; contains assets such as trunk pipelines, pumping plants, and tank farms (these can be coded specifically by using existing OED construction codes)	IFM Oil Refinery
2500	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Hydro-Electric Power Systems- General	Establishments engaged in the generation, transmission, and/or distribution of electric energy for sale. Includes electric power generation, transmission, dams, or distribution.	IFM Electric
2505	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Geothermal Power Systems- General	Geothermal Power Plants	IFM Electric
2510	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Thermo-Electric Power Systems- General	Establishments engaged in the generation, transmission, and/or distribution of electric energy for sale. Includes electric power generation, transmission, or distribution.	IFM Electric
2515	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Tidal Power Systems- General	Tidal Power Plants	IFM Electric
2520	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Nuclear Power Systems All- General		IFM Electric
2521	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: other Nuclear Facilities	Other nuclear facilities (e.g. uranium mining and enrichment, nuclear fuel fabrication, nuclear waste, nuclear medicine, nuclear weapons, nuclear machine building, nuclear plant engineering and construction, nuclear services and maintenance, nuclear R&D, military nuclear production, etc)	IFM Electric
2530	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Electric Substation - General	Substations generally contain one or more transformers and have switching, protection, and control equipment. Circuit breakers are used to interrupt any short-circuits or overload currents that may occur on the network. Substations here do not have generators, although a power plant may have a substation nearby. A typical substation will contain line termination structures, high-voltage switch gear, power transformers, switch gear, surge protection, controls, grounding (earthing) system, lightning arrester, and metering. Other devices such as power factor correction capacitors and voltage regulators may also be located at a substation.	IFM Electric
2531	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Electric Transmission Lines - General	Transmission lines	IFM Electric
2541	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Solar panel plant		IFM Electric
2542	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Wind plant		IFM Electric
2543	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Biomass plant		IFM Electric
2550	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Potable water Systems- General	Establishments primarily engaged in distributing water for sale for domestic, commercial, and industrial use.	IFM Water
2560	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Waste water treatment Systems- General	Establishments primarily engaged in the collection and disposal of wastes conducted through a sewer system, including such treatment processes as may be provided and establishments primarily engaged in the collection and disposal of refuse by processing or destruction or in the operation of incinerators, waste treatment plants, landfills, or other sites for disposal of such materials.	IFM Water
2600	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Gas Processing Systems - General	Establishments engaged in the transmission and distribution and/or storage of natural gas for sale.	IFM Gas Processing
2610	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Gas Production Systems - General		IFM Gas Processing
2611	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Gas Production Systems - Gas field wells	Gas fields (wells)	IFM Gas Processing
2612	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Gas Production Systems - Gas Processing Plant	Gas Processing Plant	IFM Gas Processing
2613	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Gas Production Systems -Underground gas storage facilities	Underground gas storage facilities	IFM Gas Processing
2620	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Gas Transmission Systems - General	Gas transportation/ transmission; contains assets such as trunk pipelines, pumping plants, and tank farms (these can be coded specifically by using existing OED construction codes)	IFM Gas Processing
2650	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM Communication Systems -General		IFM Communications
2651	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Transmission Systems - Other/Unknown	Miscellaneous transportation/transmission; contains assets such as trunk pipelines, pumping plants, and tank farms (these can be coded specifically by using existing OED construction codes). Oil, gas and water transmission can be specified using available occupancy codes.	IFM Communications
2700	Agriculture Systems - General		IFM Agriculture
2750	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Bus Systems - General		IFM transportation
2760	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Port Systems		IFM transportation
2770	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Ferry Systems		IFM transportation
2780	Industrial Facilities Model, IFM: Airport Systems - General		IFM transportation
3000	Offshore, Unknown	The offshore platform occupancy is unknown.	Offshore unknown
3001	Offshore, Oil production only	Offshore platforms that produce oil only.	Offshore
3002	Offshore, Gas production only	Offshore platforms that produce gas only.	Offshore
3003	Offshore, No production	Offshore platforms that do not produce oil or gas.	Offshore
3004	Offshore, Oil and gas production	Offshore platforms that produce oil and gas.	Offshore
3005	Offshore, Drilling	Platforms used for drilling.	Offshore
3006	Offshore, Workover	Platforms that repair or stimulate existing production wells for the purpose of restoring, prolonging, or enhancing the production of hydrocarbons.	Offshore
3007	Offshore, Ready stacked	Rigs that are not under contract but generally are ready for service.	Offshore
3008	Offshore, Waiting on location	Waiting on location.	Offshore
3009	Offshore, Pipelines	Pipelines	Offshore
3010	Barge, support vessel, seismic vessel		Offshore
3011	Buoy (single point mooring - SPM, catenary anchor leg mooring - CALM)		Offshore
3012	Crane barge or pipelay vessel		Offshore
3013	Drill ship		Offshore
3014	Floating liquefied natural gas (LNG), gas to liquid (GTL) vessel		Offshore
3015	Floating, production, storage and off-loading vessel (FPSO)		Offshore
3016	Floating, storage and off-loading vessel (FSO)		Offshore
3017	Offshore complex (bridge linked fixed steel structures)		Offshore
3018	Offshore concrete gravity based structure		Offshore
3019	Offshore fixed steel structure		Offshore
3020	Other floating production systems		Offshore
3021	Self elevating jack-up with independent legs		Offshore
3022	Self elevating jack-up with mat base		Offshore
3023	Semi submersible drilling rig		Offshore
3024	Semi submersible production platform		Offshore
3025	Spar or tension leg platform		Offshore
3026	Subsea equipment: deep (> 200m and <= 1500m)		Offshore
3027	Subsea equipment: shallow (< 200 m)		Offshore
3028	Subsea equipment: ultra deep ( > 1500m)		Offshore
3029	Offshore pipeline: deep (> 200m and <= 1500m)		Offshore
3030	Offshore pipeline: shallow (<= 200m)		Offshore
3031	Offshore pipeline: ultra deep ( > 1500m)		Offshore
3032	Offshore renewables - general		Offshore
3033	Offshore Wind	All assest associated with offshore wind. Use Construction codes to differentiate between turbines, cables and substations (both offshore and onshore substations)	Offshore
3034	Offshore Tidal	All assets associated with offshore tidal energy	Offshore
3035	Offshore Ocean Wave	All assets associated with offshore ocean wave energy	Offshore
3036	Floating Solar PV	All assets associated with floating solar PV	Offshore

Construction codes

Code	Name	Description	Broad Category
5000	Unknown	The construction class is not known.	Unknown
5050	Wood, Wood frame	Wood frame (modern) structures tend to be mostly low rise (one to three stories, occasionally four). Stud walls are typically constructed of 2x4 or 2x6 inch wood members vertically set 16 or 24 inches apart. These walls are braced by plywood or by diagonals made of wood or steel. Many detached single and low-rise multiple family residences in the United States are of stud wall wood frame construction.	Wood
5051	Wood, Light wood frame	Light wood frame structures are typically not built in the United States but would be found in other countries, such as Japan. In Hawaii, this classification would include single wall (studless) construction framed with light timber trusses.	Wood
5052	Wood, Masonry veneer	A wood-framed structure faced with a single width of non-load-bearing concrete, stone, or clay brick attached to the stud wall.	Wood
5053	Wood, Heavy timber	Heavy Timber structures typically have masonry walls with heavy wood column supports, and floor and roof decks are 2-3 inch tongue-and-groove planks.	Wood
5054	Wood, Okabe		Wood
5055	Wood, Shinkabe		Wood
5056	Wood, Lightweight Cladding	Non-structural cladding and linings (e.g., fiber cement, plywood) used in lightweight construction that uses timber or light gauge steel framing as the structural support system.	Wood
5057	Wood, Hawaii indigenous material	Indigenous Hawaiian construction.	Wood
5100	Masonry, Masonry	Use this option when the exterior walls are constructed of masonry materials, but detailed construction information is unavailable or unknown.	Masonry
5101	Masonry, Adobe	Adobe construction uses adobe (clay) blocks with cement or cement-clay mixture as mortar. The roof consists of a timber frame with clay tiles or, in some cases, metal roofing.	Masonry
5102	Masonry, Rubble stone masonry	Rubble stone masonry consists of low-rise perimeter load bearing walls composed of irregular stones laid as coursed or uncoursed rubble in a cement mortar bed, with floor and roof joists constructed with wood framing.	Masonry
5103	Masonry, Unreinforced masonry bearing wall	Unreinforced masonry buildings consist of structures in which there is no steel reinforcing within a load bearing masonry wall. Floors, roofs, and internal partitions in these bearing wall buildings are usually of wood.	Masonry
5104	Masonry, Unreinforced masonry bearing frame	Unreinforced masonry is used for infill walls of buildings with a bearing frame. In this structure type, the masonry is intended to be used not to support gravity loads, but to assist with lateral loads.	Masonry
5105	Masonry, Reinforced masonry	Reinforced masonry construction consists of load bearing walls of reinforced brick or concrete-block masonry. Floor and roof joists constructed with wood framing are common.	Masonry
5106	Masonry, Reinforced masonry shear wall with mrf	Reinforced masonry construction consists of load bearing walls of reinforced brick or concrete-block masonry. Reinforced masonry buildings with “Moment Resisting Frames” carry lateral loads by bending. “Shear Walls” are continuous reinforced brick or reinforced hollow concrete block walls extending from the foundation to the roof and can be exterior walls or interior walls.	Masonry
5107	Masonry, Reinforced masonry shear wall w/o mrf	Reinforced masonry construction consists of load bearing walls of reinforced brick or concrete-block masonry. “Shear Walls” are continuous reinforced brick or reinforced hollow concrete block walls extending from the foundation to the roof and can be exterior walls or interior walls.	Masonry
5108	Masonry, Joisted masonry	Masonry exterior walls with roof of combustible materials on non-combustible supports.	Masonry
5109	Masonry, Confined Masonry	Confined masonry is a construction system in which plain masonry walls are confined on all four sides by reinforced concrete or reinforced masonry members. The walls themselves, however, carry all of the gravity and lateral loads.	Masonry
5110	Masonry, Cavity Double Brick	An unreinforced masonry construction type composed of two layers of bricks, common in many cities in Australia.	Masonry
5150	Concrete, Reinforced concrete	Reinforced concrete buildings consist of reinforced concrete columns and beams. Use this if the other technical characteristics of the building are unknown.	Concrete
5151	Concrete, Reinforced concrete shear wall w/ mrf	Building constructed with reinforced concrete columns and beams, as well as reinforced concrete floor and roof. “Moment Resisting Frames” carry lateral loads by bending. “Shear Walls” are continuous reinforced concrete extending from the foundation to the roof and can be exterior walls or interior walls.	Concrete
5152	Concrete, Reinforced concrete shear wall w/o mrf	Building constructed with reinforced concrete columns and beams, as well as reinforced concrete floor and roof. Reinforced concrete Shear Walls are continuous reinforced concrete, extending from the foundation to the roof and can be exterior walls or interior walls. This category typically consists of buildings with a concrete box structural system with shear walls. The entire structure, along with the usual concrete diaphragm, is typically cast in place.	Concrete
5153	Concrete, Reinforced concrete mrf ductile	Buildings constructed with reinforced concrete columns, beams, and slabs. Moment Resisting Frames carry lateral loads due to earthquakes by bending. This kind of structural system can sustain large deformations and absorb energy without brittle failure.	Concrete
5154	Concrete, Reinforced concrete mrf non-ductile	Buildings constructed with reinforced concrete columns, beams, and slabs. Moment Resisting Frames carry lateral loads due to earthquakes by bending. These structures have insufficient reinforcing steel embedded in the concrete and thus display low ductility.	Concrete
5155	Concrete, Tilt-up	Tilt-up buildings are constructed with reinforced concrete wall panels that are cast on the ground and then tilted upward into their final positions. These wall units are then anchored to the foundation and attached to each other. The roof and floor decks are typically wood. More recently, the wall panels are fabricated off-site and trucked in. These buildings tend to be one or two stories in height.	Concrete
5156	Concrete, Pre-cast concrete	The pre-cast frame is essentially a post and beam system in concrete in which columns, beams, and slabs are prefabricated and assembled on site.	Concrete
5157	Concrete, Pre-cast concrete w/ shear wall	The pre-cast frame is essentially a post and beam system in concrete in which columns, beams, and slabs are prefabricated and assembled on site. Lateral loads due to earthquakes are carried by cast-in-place concrete “shear” walls.	Concrete
5158	Concrete, Reinforced concrete mrf	A building constructed with reinforced concrete columns, beams, and slabs. “Moment-resisting frames” carry lateral loads due to earthquakes by bending. Information on the reinforcing steels is not sufficient to determine the building level of ductility.	Concrete
5159	Concrete, Reinforced concrete mrf with URM	Reinforced concrete columns and beams form “moment-resisting frames” to carry lateral loads due to earthquakes. Unreinforced masonry walls are used as infills between the columns to add lateral load resistance, but are not intended to serve as gravity load-bearing elements.	Concrete
5200	Steel, Steel	Steel frame buildings consist of steel columns and beams. Use this if the other technical characteristics of the building are unknown.	Steel
5201	Steel, Light metal	Light metal buildings are made of light gauge steel frame and are usually clad with lightweight metal or asbestos siding and roof, often corrugated. They typically are low-rise structures.	Steel
5202	Steel, Braced steel frame	Buildings constructed with steel columns and beams that are braced with diagonal steel members to resist lateral forces.	Steel
5203	Steel, Steel mrf perimeter	Buildings constructed with steel columns and beams that are braced with diagonal steel members to resist lateral forces.	Steel
5204	Steel, Steel mrf distributed	Buildings constructed with steel columns and beams to carry lateral loads distributed throughout the building. The diaphragms are usually concrete, sometimes over steel decking. This structural type is seldom used for low-rise buildings.	Steel
5205	Steel, Steel mrf	Steel MRF buildings consist of structural steel columns and beams. Lateral loads due to earthquakes are carried by the “moment-resisting frames,” but the locations of the moment-resisting frames in the building are unknown.	Steel
5206	Steel, Steel frame w/ URM	Structural steel columns and beams form “moment-resisting frames” to carry lateral loads due to earthquakes. Unreinforced masonry walls are used as infills between the columns to add lateral load resistance, but are not intended to serve as vertical load-bearing elements. Sometimes the steel frames are completely hidden in the masonry walls.	Steel
5207	Steel, Steel frame w/ concrete shear wall	Structural steel columns and beams form exterior frames, but the joints are not designed for moment resistance. Lateral loads due to earthquakes are carried by reinforced concrete “shear” walls. The concrete walls are continuous from the foundation to the roof.	Steel
5208	Steel, Steel reinforced concrete	Structural steel sections (beams and columns) are encased in reinforced concrete. The encased structural steel columns are sometimes discontinued in the upper portions of the buildings, making the columns in the upper floor regular reinforced concrete columns.	Steel
5209	Steel, Steel long span	Steel long-span buildings create unobstructed, column-free spaces greater than 100 feet for a variety of activities or functions. These include activities where visibility is important for large audiences (e.g., auditoriums and covered stadiums), where flexibility is important (e.g., exhibition halls and certain types of manufacturing facilities), and where large movable objects are housed. Two-hinge (made of a single member hinged at each end) and three-hinge (made of two members hinged at each end and at the meeting point at the crown) trussed arches are widely used.	Steel
5251	Composite, FM – Fire res RC Apt. Masonry dwellings	New residential fire code; concrete, concrete block, masonry, stone, fire-resistant dwellings.	Composite - Japan
5252	Composite, FT – Fire res non-apt dwl RC mas/stl	New residential fire code; steel, semi-fire-resistant.	Composite - Japan
5253	Composite, FH – Dwellings other than FM, FT	New residential fire code; other dwellings.	Composite - Japan
5254	Composite, F1 – Fire res RC and masonry bldg	New commercial fire code; concrete, concrete block, masonry, stone, fire-resistant dwellings.	Composite - Japan
5255	Composite, F2 – Semi-fire res and steel bldg	New commercial fire code; steel, semi-fire-resistant.	Composite - Japan
5256	Composite, F3 – Buildings other than F1,F2	New commercial fire code; other dwellings.	Composite - Japan
5257	Composite, A: Fire-resistive dwellings	Main structure (column, beam, and floor) is constructed of concrete or steel covered with noncombustible material. Roof and external walls are built using nonflammable material.	Composite - Japan
5258	Composite, B: Semi-fire-resistive dwellings	(1) External walls consist of any one of the following: concrete, concrete material, brick or stone masonry. (2) Steel structure with external walls of nonflammable material or covered with noncombustible material.	Composite - Japan
5259	Composite, C: Slow-burning dwellings	(1) Wood frame with external walls of any of the following: cement or mortar plating, stone pitching or tile hinging. (2) Steel structure that does not come under Class B. Excluding building with external walls of boarding and/or synthetic resin hanging and/or cloth hanging.	Composite - Japan
5260	Composite, D: Dwelling other than A, B or C	Building other than Class A, B, and C.	Composite - Japan
5261	Composite, Sp: Fire-resistive concrete buildings	Main structure (column, beam, and floor) is constructed of concrete and all external walls are of any one of the following: concrete, concrete material, brick, or stone masonry.	Composite - Japan
5262	Composite, 1: Fire-resistive buildings other	(1) Main structure (column, beam, and floor) is constructed of concrete or steel covered with noncombustible material. Roof and external walls are built using nonflammable material. (2) Main structure (column, beam, and floor) is constructed of wood and/or steel covered with noncombustible material. Roof and external walls are built of or covered by nonflammable and/or semi-nonflammable material. Column, beam, floor, and external walls are to be resistant against the heat under normal fire conditions for at least 1 hour.	Composite - Japan
5263	Composite, 2: Semi-fire-resistive buildings	(1) External walls consist of any one of the following: concrete / concrete block / brick / stone masonry. (2) Steel structure with external walls of nonflammable and/or semi-nonflammable material or covered with noncombustible material. (3) Main structure (column, beam, and floor) is constructed of wood and/or steel covered with noncombustible material. Roof and external walls consist of or are covered by nonflammable and/or semi-nonflammable materials. Column, beam, floor, and external walls to be resistant against the heat under normal fire conditions for at least 45 minutes.	Composite - Japan
5264	Composite, 3: Slow-burning buildings	(1) Wood frame (and not applicable to Class 1 or 2) with external walls of nonflammable and/or semi-nonflammable material or covered with noncombustible material. (2) Steel structure that does not come under Class 1 or 2. Excluding building with external walls of boarding and/or synthetic resin hanging and/or cloth hanging.	Composite - Japan
5265	Composite, 4: Other than Sp, 1, 2, or 3	Buildings other than Class SP, 1, 2, and 3.	Composite - Japan
5301	Special, Long-span	Building constructed with steel frame and metal siding and roof of wood or other combustible material. Typically gymnasiums or auditoriums.	Special
5302	Special, Semi-wind resistive	A building for which a licensed engineer does not design the structure, but an attempt is made to build in accordance with an accepted wind building code; code compliance is not assured. Some engineering input may have occurred. Most of the details in a wind resistive structure are found in a semi-wind resistive structure, but not all components are wind resistive.	Special
5303	Special, Wind resistive	A structure that was designed by a licensed engineer to comply with the wind code. Characterized by the presence of properly sized wind-resistant connectors, adequate bracing, and a continuous load path from the roof to the foundation (i.e., the roof is tied to the walls, the floors are attached to each other, and the walls are tied to the foundation).	Special
5304	Special, Unknown glass	Code for the U.S. Hurricane Plate Glass Module when the type of glass is unknown	Special
5305	Special, Safety glass	Safety glass includes fully tempered and laminated glass. Fully tempered glass is created by heating common annealed glass uniformly to make a high-strengthened glass. Laminated glass is made by sandwiching a plastic sheet between two glass panels, which prevents shattering and helps maintains the integrity of the building envelop even after its breakage.	Special
5306	Special, Impact resistance glass	Impact-resistant glass similar to laminated glass (as described above), which has been tested to resist breakage from flying debris during hurricanes. Impact-resistant glass is typically thicker than safety glass and is packaged as a unit that includes a special frame.	Special
5309	Special, Basement Flood Loss - High Value	Buildings with high-value equipment stored in the basement such as subways and other buildings with generators located in the basement etc. which are very sensitive to flood.	Special
5310	Special, Flood Resistance General	Buildings in general, designed and built with good flooding resistances, excluding bridges, dams and water tower having minimal flood damage	Special
5350	Mobile Homes, Mobile Homes	Represents a weighted average of tie-down types, including no tie-downs. Use this code for a mobile home (manufactured home) when the tie-down information is unknown.	Mobile Homes
5351	Mobile Homes, Mobile homes no tie down	Use this code for a mobile home (manufactured home) with no anchoring systems present.	Mobile Homes
5352	Mobile Homes, Mobile homes part tie down	Use this code for a mobile home (manufactured home) when the tie-downs are either over-the-top ties or frame ties, but not both, or with fewer ties than recommended by the manufacturer.	Mobile Homes
5353	Mobile Homes, Mobile homes full tie down	Use this code for a mobile home (manufactured home) when the anchoring system uses both over-the-top ties and frame ties. Typically, ten frame ties and seven over-the-top ties are required for full tie-down in single-wide mobile homes.	Mobile Homes
5354	Mobile Homes, Double Wide	Same as Mobile homes tied down but having double width living unit and in general more wind resistive	Mobile Homes
5400	Bridges, Unknown Bridge	Seismically or non-seismically designed highway bridges with individual span length less than 500 feet with unknown material of construction, unknown number of spans, and unknown support conditions, or other unknown bridges that cannot be mapped to any of the other bridge construction class codes.	Bridges
5401	Bridges, Conventional multiple span bridges	Bridges having multiple simple spans with each span being less than 500 feet. These bridges may be constructed of concrete, steel, or timber.	Bridges
5402	Bridges, Conventional continuous bridges	Bridges having continuous spans of less than 500 feet. These bridges may be constructed of concrete, steel, or timber.	Bridges
5403	Bridges, Major bridges	Bridges having individual spans of 500 feet or more. These bridges may be constructed of concrete or steel.	Bridges
5404	Bridges, Multispan simply supported CONCRETE	Seismically or non-seismically designed highway bridges constructed of concrete and consisting of multiple simply supported spans, with individual span length less than 500 feet, spanning between consecutive piers and between abutments and piers.	Bridges
5405	Bridges, Multispan simply supported STEEL	Seismically or non-seismically designed highway bridges constructed of steel and consisting of multiple simply supported spans, with individual span length less than 500 feet, spanning between consecutive piers and between abutments and piers.	Bridges
5406	Bridges, Single Span Bridge	Seismically or non-seismically designed highway bridges constructed of steel or concrete and with a single span less than 500 feet spanning between abutments without intermediate piers. For single span bridges, the construction material does not matter.	Bridges
5407	Bridges, General Concrete	Seismically or non-seismically designed highway bridges constructed of concrete with individual span length less than 500 feet, unknown number of spans, and unknown support conditions.	Bridges
5408	Bridges, General Steel	Seismically or non-seismically designed highway bridges constructed of steel with individual span length less than 500 feet, unknown number of spans, and unknown support conditions.	Bridges
5409	Bridges, Multispan continuous CONCRETE	Seismically or non-seismically designed highway bridges constructed of concrete and consisting of multiple continuously supported spans, with individual span length less than 500 feet, spanning between consecutive piers and between abutments and piers.	Bridges
5410	Bridges, Multispan continuous STEEL	Seismically or non-seismically designed highway bridges constructed of steel and consisting of multiple continuously supported spans, with individual span length less than 500 feet, spanning between consecutive piers and between abutments and piers.	Bridges
5451	Railways, General	General railways or railroads of unknown rail typology	Railways
5452	Highways, General	General highways or pavements constructed of either concrete, asphalt, or gravel	Highways
5453	Pavements, Runways	Concrete or asphalt airport runways.	Pavements
5454	Highways, Motorways	Motorway: restricted access major divided highway (i.e. freeway), normally with 2 or more running lanes plus emergency hard shoulder	Highways
5455	Highways, Trunk road	Trunk: the most important roads in a country’s system that aren’t motorways (not necessarily be a divided highway)	Highways
5456	Highways, Primary roads	Primary: the next most important roads in a country’s system (often link larger towns)	Highways
5457	Highways, Seconday roads	Secondary: the next most important roads in a country’s system (often link towns)	Highways
5458	Highways, Tertiary roads	Tertiary: the next most important roads in a country’s system (often link smaller towns and villages)	Highways
5459	Highways, Unclassified roads	Unclassified: the least important through roads in a country’s system (often link villages and hamlets)	Highways
5460	Highways, Residential roads	Residential: roads which serve as an access to housing, without function of connecting settlements. Often lined with housing.	Highways
5461	Highways, Service road	Service: access roads to, or within an industrial estate, camp site, business park, car park etc.	Highways
5463	Railways, light rail	Light rail: a higher-standard tram system, normally in its own right-of-way. Often reaches a considerable length (tens of kilometer)	Railways
5464	Railways, Monorail	Monorail: a single-rail railway	Railways
5465	Railways, Standard gauge	Rail: full sized passenger or freight trains in the standard gauge for the country or state	Railways
5466	Railways, Subway	Subway: a city passenger underground rail service running mostly grade separated	Railways
5467	Railways, Tram	Tram: one or two carriage rail vehicles, usually sharing motor road.	Railways
5501	Dams, Concrete dams	Poured in place reinforced concrete dams.	Dams
5502	Dams, Earthfill dams	Dams constructed from earth.	Dams
5503	Dam, General	Dams in general where material or type is unknown	Dams
5550	Tunnels, Unknown Tunnel	Lined or unlined tunnels with unknown material and unknown method of construction, or other tunnels that cannot be mapped to any of the other tunnel construction class codes.	Tunnels
5551	Tunnels, Alluvium tunnels	Tunnels that were drilled through unconsolidated sedimentary deposits and then typically lined with concrete.	Tunnels
5552	Tunnels, Rock tunnels	Rock tunnels are lined or unlined tunnels that were drilled through rock.	Tunnels
5553	Tunnels, Cut and cover tunnels	Tunnels that were constructed by cutting a trench, installing a liner, and then covering the liner with earth.	Tunnels
5554	Tunnels, Rock Cut and Cover Tunnels	Lined or unlined rock tunnels constructed after excavating a trench and roofing over with an overhead support system.	Tunnels
5555	Tunnels, Alluvial Cut and Cover Tunnels	Lined or unlined alluvium tunnels constructed after excavating a trench and roofing over with an overhead support system.	Tunnels
5556	Tunnels, Alluvial Bored Tunnels	Lined or unlined tunnels constructed through alluvium soil using a boring machine.	Tunnels
5557	Tunnels, Rock Bored Tunnels	Lined or unlined tunnels drilled through rock using a boring machine.	Tunnels
5600	Tanks, Unknown Tanks	Storage tanks with an unknown material, unknown location, and unknown contents, or other unknowns that cannot be mapped to any of the other storage tank construction class codes.	Tanks
5601	Tanks, Underground Liquid Tanks	Storage tanks made of steel or concrete for holding liquids and located under the ground.	Tanks
5602	Tanks, Underground Solid Tanks	Storage tanks made of steel or concrete for holding solid material and located under the ground.	Tanks
5603	Tanks, On Ground Liquid Tanks	Storage tanks located on the ground surface for holding liquids with an unknown material of construction.	Tanks
5604	Tanks, On Ground Steel liquid Tanks	Storage tanks made of steel for holding liquids and located on the ground surface.	Tanks
5605	Tanks, On Ground Concrete liquid Tanks	Storage tanks made of concrete for holding liquids and located on the ground surface.	Tanks
5606	Tanks, On Ground Solid Tanks	Storage tanks located on the ground surface for holding solid material with an unknown material of construction.	Tanks
5607	Tanks, On Ground Steel solid Tanks	Storage tanks made of steel for holding solid material and located on the ground surface.	Tanks
5608	Tanks, On Ground Concrete solid Tanks	Storage tanks made of concrete for holding solid material and located on the ground surface.	Tanks
5609	Tanks, Elevated Liquid Tanks	Storage tanks located above the ground surface for holding liquids with an unknown material of construction.	Tanks
5610	Tanks, Elevated Steel liquid Tanks	Storage tanks made of steel for holding liquids and located above the ground surface.	Tanks
5611	Tanks, Elevated Concrete liquid Tanks	Storage tanks made of concrete for holding liquids and located above the ground surface.	Tanks
5612	Tanks, Elevated Solid Tanks	Storage tanks located above the ground surface for holding solid material with an unknown material of construction.	Tanks
5613	Tanks, Elevated Steel solid Tanks	Storage tanks made of steel for holding solid material and located above the ground surface.	Tanks
5614	Tanks, Elevated Concrete solid Tanks	Storage tanks made of concrete for holding solid material and located above the ground surface.	Tanks
5650	Pipelines, Unknown Pipeline	Pipelines with an unknown location and material, or other unknown pipelines that cannot be mapped to any of the other pipeline construction class codes.	Pipelines
5651	Pipelines, General Underground Pipelines	Pipelines located under the surface of the ground with an unknown material of construction.	Pipelines
5652	Pipelines, Underground Cast Iron Pipelines	Pipelines located under the surface of the ground and made of cast iron material.	Pipelines
5653	Pipelines, Underground Asbestos Cement Pipelines	Pipelines located under the surface of the ground and made of asbestos-cement material.	Pipelines
5654	Pipelines, Underground Concrete Pipelines	Pipelines located under the surface of the ground and made of concrete material.	Pipelines
5655	Pipelines, Underground PVC Pipelines	Pipelines located under the surface of the ground and made of PVC material.	Pipelines
5656	Pipelines, Underground Ductile Iron Pipelines	Pipelines located under the surface of the ground and made of ductile iron material.	Pipelines
5657	Pipelines, General At Grade Pipelines	Pipelines located at the surface of the ground with an unknown material of construction.	Pipelines
5658	Pipelines, At Grade Cast Iron Pipelines	Pipelines located at the surface of the ground and made of cast iron material.	Pipelines
5659	Pipelines, At Grade Asbestos Cement Pipelines	Pipelines located at the surface of the ground and made of asbestos-cement material.	Pipelines
5660	Pipelines, At Grade Concrete Pipelines	Pipelines located at the surface of the ground and made of concrete material.	Pipelines
5661	Pipelines, At Grade PVC Pipelines	Pipelines located at the surface of the ground and made of PVC material.	Pipelines
5662	Pipelines, At Grade Ductile Iron Pipelines	Pipelines located at the surface of the ground and made of ductile iron material.	Pipelines
5701	Chimneys, Masonry chimneys	Masonry chimneys over 30 feet high.	Chimneys
5702	Chimneys, Concrete chimneys	Reinforced concrete chimneys over 30 feet high.	Chimneys
5703	Chimneys, Steel chimneys	Steel chimneys over 30 feet high.	Chimneys
5751	Towers, Electrical transmission conventional	Steel towers under 100 feet high designed to hold up electrical transmission lines.	Towers
5752	Towers, Electrical transmission major	Steel towers over 100 feet high designed to hold up electrical transmission lines.	Towers
5753	Towers, Broadcast towers	Steel towers designed to carry radio, TV, or cell phone transmission equipment.	Towers
5754	Towers, Observation towers	Elevated towers designed for people to look out of, such as airport control or fire observation towers.	Towers
5755	Towers, Offshore towers	Offshore towers are towers with a platform that are anchored to the ground under the ocean.	Towers
5756	Distribution Circuits	Distribution circuits designed to carry radio, TV, or cell phone transmission equipment.	Towers
5801	Equipment, Residential equipment	Residential furnishings including furniture and appliances.	Equipment
5802	Equipment, Office equipment	Office furniture, file cabinets, PCs, etc.	Equipment
5803	Equipment, Electrical equipment	Non-high tech electrical equipment other than electrical equipment included as part of the function of the building.	Equipment
5804	Equipment, Mechanical equipment	All equipment not otherwise classified in a building.	Equipment
5805	Equipment, High-technology equipment	Sensitive equipment easily damaged by shaking.	Equipment
5806	Equipment, Trains, trucks, airplanes etc.	Any type of train, truck, or airplane.	Equipment
5807	Equipment, Thermal Power Plant	Thermal power plants are energy centers that convert heat energy into electrical energy. In Japan, heat is usually generated by fuel, coal, or nuclear. Plants typically include components, such as boilers (or reactors), gas turbines, pumps, generators, cooling towers, power transmission lines, substations, transformers, bushings, circuit breakers/switches, waste management facilities, and building structures supporting operation of the plant or for administrative purposes.	Equipment
5850	Automobiles, Unknown HAZUS	Typically a four-wheeled automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation. Use this code for unknown automobiles in general or for HAZUS unknown classification.	Automobiles
5851	Automobiles, Personal	Typically a four-wheeled personal automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation.	Automobiles
5852	Automobiles, Dealers	Typically a four-wheeled dealers (part of the fleet) automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation.	Automobiles
5853	Automobiles, 4 Wheeler	Typically a four-wheeled automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation.	Automobiles
5854	Automobiles, 2 Wheeler	Typically a two-wheeled automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation; may include a side car with a third wheel.	Automobiles
5855	Automobiles, G	Off-road personal vehicle	Automobiles
5856	Motorcycles, Small	A two-wheeled or three-wheeled vehicle with a maximum design speed of not more than 50 km/h	Automobiles
5857	Motorcycles, Large	Mopeds, Motorcycles, Motor Tricycles and Quadricycles with a maximum design speed of more than 50 km/h	Automobiles
5858	Automobiles, M1	Vehicles designed and constructed for the carriage of passengers and comprising no more than eight seats in addition to the driver’s seat, and having a maximum mass (“technically permissible maximum laden mass”) not exceeding 3.5 tons	Automobiles
5859	Buses, M2 + M3	Vehicles designed and constructed for the carriage of passengers, comprising more than eight seats in addition to the driver’s seat	Automobiles
5860	Automobiles, M1 Low cost	M1 type vehicle with value lower than average M1 car.	Automobiles
5861	Automobiles, M1 High cost	M1 type vehicle with value higher than average M1 car.	Automobiles
5862	Automobiles, M1 Large fleet	Typically a fleet from 51 up to 100 vehicles of M1 type.	Automobiles
5863	Automobiles, M1 Mid-size fleet	Typically a fleet from 21 up to 50 vehicles of M1 type.	Automobiles
5864	Automobiles, M1 Small fleet	Typically a fleet with up to 20 vehicles of M1 type.	Automobiles
5865	Cargo, N	Power-driven vehicles having at least four wheels and used for the carriage of goods	Automobiles
5866	Trailers, O	Trailers (including semi-trailers)	Automobiles
5867	Tractor trailers, OT	Tractor trailers	Automobiles
5868	Mobile industrial machines, S	Self-propelled industrial machines. Trailer industrial machines. Tractor trailer industrial machines.	Automobiles
5869	Tractors, T	Agricultural and Forestry tractors	Automobiles
5870	Cars GEC, unknown GEC	Typically a four-wheeled automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation.	Automobiles
5871	Cars GEC, Compact	Typically a four-wheeled automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation with passenger and cargo volume between 100 cu. ft. (2830 l) and 109 cu. ft. (3110 l)	Automobiles
5872	Cars GEC, Large	Typically a four-wheeled automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation with passenger and cargo volume higher than 120 cu. ft. (3400 l)	Automobiles
5873	Cars GEC, Mid-Size	Typically a four-wheeled automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation with passenger and cargo volume between 110 cu. ft. (3110 l) and 119 cu. ft. (3395 l)	Automobiles
5874	Cars GEC, Pick-Up & Trucks and SUV	Pick-Up & Trucks and SUV	Automobiles
5875	Cars GEC, Sub-Compact	Typically a four-wheeled automotive vehicle designed for passenger transportation with passenger and cargo volume less than 99 cu. ft. (2830 l)	Automobiles
5900	Marine Craft, Pleasure Boats & Yachts	Typically privately-owned boats that can be used for recreation, fishing, or cruising. This description is meant to exclude commercial vessels, such as cargo ships or tugboats. Use this construction code if the boat power/sail classification is unknown.	Marine Craft
5901	Marine Craft, Pleasure Boats & Yachts - Power Boats	A pleasure boat that is powered only by a motor (no sails).	Marine Craft
5902	Marine Craft, Pleasure Boats & Yachts - Sail Boats	A pleasure boat that is capable of being powered by wind through the use of sails. Boats that have both sails and a motor should be modeled under this code.	Marine Craft
5951	Miscellaneous, Railway Property	Railway properties are composed of major components of railway systems, which include railway stations, railway tunnels, railway bridges, railway tracks, and cables along the tracks but excluding trains.	Miscellaneous
5952	Miscellaneous, Pumping Station	Pumping stations are structures with mechanical devices that are used typically when a fluid material must be raised from a low point to a point of higher elevation, or where the topography prevents downhill gravity flow.	Miscellaneous
5953	Miscellaneous, Compressor stations	Compressor stations are structures with mechanical devices that are used for increasing the pressure of a gas by mechanically decreasing its volume.	Miscellaneous
5954	Miscellaneous, Cranes	A machine for raising, shifting, and lowering heavy weights by means of a projecting swinging arm or with the hoisting apparatus supported on an overhead track.	Miscellaneous
5955	Miscellaneous, Conveyor systems	Devices used for moving loose material (typically on a belt, on rollers, or in an auger).	Miscellaneous
5956	Miscellaneous, Canals	An artificial waterway of any depth used for draining or irrigating land or for navigation.	Miscellaneous
5957	Miscellaneous, Earth retaining structures	Earth retaining structures taller than 20 feet high.	Miscellaneous
5958	Miscellaneous, Waterfront structures	Wharves or docks built next to the shore of navigable waters so that ships may receive and discharge cargo and passengers or walls of artificially enclosed basins into which vessels are brought for inspection and repair.	Miscellaneous
5959	Miscellaneous, Transit Warehouse	Transit warehouses often refer to distribution centers that temporarily store various commodities for further distribution, including wholesale stores. The commodities can be light (e.g., food, drug, light fabrication of clothing, high technology electricals) and heavy (e.g., heavy construction machineries). Warehouses are typically one story steel frame or SRC (steel reinforced concrete) construction with high ceilings. Most of the commodities are well packed and can be stacked during storage.	Miscellaneous
5960	Miscellaneous, Marine Hull	Marine hull insurance covers the hull and machinery of a vessel. Specific ports or docks include loading or unloading (port risk), under construction (builders risk), and repair (repairing risk).	Miscellaneous
5961	Miscellaneous, Treatment plant	Treatment plants are structures and sites for the treatment of potable water or wastewater	Miscellaneous
6000	Marine Cargo, Unknown / General	General / unknown marine cargo code.	Marine Cargo Unknown
6051	Marine Cargo, Carpool	Open areas close to harbors where thousands of cars are gridded before being shipped on Personal Car Carriers (PCCs).	Marine Cargo General
6052	Marine Cargo, General and Containerized Cargo	Cubicles 8 feet in width, 8.5 feet in height, and 20 or 40 feet in length in which commodities are packed. Cubicles are usually stacked on ships, trains, or airplanes for long-distance transportation.	Marine Cargo General
6053	Marine Cargo, Heavy Cargo	Heavy cargos are usually heavy machinery that cannot be fit into a standard container, such as jack-up and semi-submersible rigs, dredging equipment, luxury yachts, offshore production modules and sub-sea structures, construction machinery, container cranes and harbor equipment, and complete factories. Vessels used for this type of cargo are usually semi-submersible heavy lift ships, conventional heavy lift ships, tow barges and dockships. Heavy cargo is sometimes containerized.	Marine Cargo General
6054	Marine Cargo, Refrigerated Cargo	Refrigerated cargo is similar to general containerized cargo, but with additional cooling equipment to keep commodities fresh. Commodities are commonly fruits and frozen goods. This type of containerized cargo requires an external source of power to maintain a temperature-controlled environment.	Marine Cargo General
6055	Marine Cargo, Dry Bulk Cargo	Dry bulk cargo refers to bare solid materials, such as coal, metal ore, lumber, and grains.	Marine Cargo General
6056	Marine Cargo, Liquid Bulk Cargo	Liquid bulk cargo refers to bare liquid material, such as oil, liquefied natural gas, and liquid chemicals. Liquid bulk cargo is generally stored in tank farms on shore.	Marine Cargo General
6100	Marine Cargo, Combustible: Unknown Cargo	Unknown marine cargo, Combustible.	Marine Cargo
6101	Marine Cargo, Combustible: Carpool	Open areas close to harbors where thousands of cars are gridded before being shipped on Personal Car Carriers (PCCs).	Marine Cargo
6102	Marine Cargo, Combustible: General and Containerized	Cubicles 8 feet in width, 8.5 feet in height, and 20 or 40 feet in length in which commodities are packed. Cubicles are usually stacked on ships, trains, or airplanes for long-distance transportation.	Marine Cargo
6103	Marine Cargo, Combustible: Heavy Cargo	Heavy cargos are usually heavy machinery that cannot be fit into a standard container, such as jack-up and semi-submersible rigs, dredging equipment, luxury yachts, offshore production modules and sub-sea structures, construction machinery, container cranes and harbor equipment, and complete factories. Vessels used for this type of cargo are usually semi-submersible heavy lift ships, conventional heavy lift ships, tow barges, and dockships. Heavy cargo is sometimes containerized.	Marine Cargo
6104	Marine Cargo, Combustible: Refrigerated Cargo	Refrigerated cargo is similar to general containerized cargo, but with additional cooling equipment to keep commodities fresh. Commodities are commonly fruits and frozen goods. This type of containerized cargo requires an external source of power to maintain a temperature-controlled environment.	Marine Cargo
6105	Marine Cargo, Combustible: Dry Bulk Cargo	Dry bulk cargo refers to bare solid materials, such as coal, metal ore, lumber, and grains.	Marine Cargo
6106	Marine Cargo, Combustible: Liquid Bulk Cargo	Liquid bulk cargo refers to bare liquid material, such as oil, liquefied natural gas, and liquid chemicals. Liquid bulk cargo is generally stored in tank farms on shore.	Marine Cargo
6150	Marine Cargo, Non-Combustible: Unknown Cargo	Unknown marine cargo, Non-Combustible.	Marine Cargo
6151	Marine Cargo, Non-Combustible: Carpool	Open areas close to harbors where thousands of cars are gridded before being shipped on Personal Car Carriers (PCCs).	Marine Cargo
6152	Marine Cargo, Non-Combustible: General and Container	Cubicles 8 feet in width, 8.5 feet in height, and 20 or 40 feet in length in which commodities are packed. Cubicles are usually stacked on ships, trains, or airplanes for long-distance transportation.	Marine Cargo
6153	Marine Cargo, Non-Combustible: Heavy Cargo	Heavy cargos are usually heavy machinery that cannot be fit into a standard container, such as jack-up and semi-submersible rigs, dredging equipment, luxury yachts, offshore production modules and sub-sea structures, construction machinery, container cranes and harbor equipment, and complete factories. Vessels used for this type of cargo are usually semi-submersible heavy lift ships, conventional heavy lift ships, tow barges, and dockships. Heavy cargo is sometimes containerized.	Marine Cargo
6154	Marine Cargo, Non-Combustible: Refrigerated Cargo	Refrigerated cargo is similar to general containerized cargo, but with additional cooling equipment to keep commodities fresh. Commodities are commonly fruits and frozen goods. This type of containerized cargo requires an external source of power to maintain a temperature-controlled environment.	Marine Cargo
6155	Marine Cargo, Non-Combustible: Dry Bulk Cargo	Dry bulk cargo refers to bare solid materials, such as coal, metal ore, lumber, and grains.	Marine Cargo
6156	Marine Cargo, Non-Combustible: Liquid Bulk Cargo	Liquid bulk cargo refers to bare liquid material, such as oil, liquefied natural gas, and liquid chemicals. Liquid bulk cargo is generally stored in tank farms on shore.	Marine Cargo
6200	Marine Cargo, Automobiles	Motor vehicles being transported. Automobile cargoes can be in different storage conditions.	Marine Cargo
6201	Marine Cargo, Break Bulk	Loose, non-containerized cargo that is loaded directly on a ship in bags, boxes, crates, etc. Examples of break bulk are paper rolls, barrels, plywood, and pipes.	Marine Cargo
6202	Marine Cargo, Dry Bulk	Bare solid materials, such as coal, metal ore, wood pulp, and grains.	Marine Cargo
6203	Marine Cargo, Liquid Bulk	Bare liquid material, such as oil, liquefied natural gas, and liquid chemicals. Liquid bulk cargo is generally stored in tank farms on shore.	Marine Cargo
6204	Marine Cargo, Consumables	Food and beverage cargo. Can be in different storage conditions.	Marine Cargo
6205	Marine Cargo, Temperature-controlled	Cargo that needs to be transported under specific temperature conditions, often refrigerated.	Marine Cargo
6206	Marine Cargo, Electronics	Cargo that includes electronic devices such as computers, TVs, cell phones, circuits, etc. Can be in different storage conditions.	Marine Cargo
6207	Marine Cargo, Chemical Products	Cargo that includes products of basic chemical manufacturing such as acids, alkalis, salts, and organic chemicals, as well as chemical products that are to be used in further manufacturing, including synthetic fibers, plastic materials, dry colors, and pigments. Can be stored in special conditions.	Marine Cargo
6208	Marine Cargo, Explosives	Cargo that includes explosive material such as chemicals, fireworks, arms, etc. Can be stored in special conditions.	Marine Cargo
6209	Marine Cargo, General Cargo	Cargoes that are not categorized under any other specific type, for example, clothing, staples, sport goods, etc.	Marine Cargo
6210	Marine Cargo, Heavy Industry	Heavy machinery that cannot fit into a standard container, such as jack-up and semi-submersible rigs, dredging equipment, luxury yachts, offshore production modules and sub-sea structures, construction machinery, container cranes and harbor equipment, etc.	Marine Cargo
6211	Marine Cargo, Light Industry	Cargo that includes the product of light fabrication industry. This can include household and office manufactured products such as fabrics, carpets, rugs, furniture, etc.	Marine Cargo
6212	Marine Cargo, Petroleum Products	Cargo that contains petrochemical products such as oil, gas, and LNG. Can be stored in special conditions.	Marine Cargo
6213	Marine Cargo, Pharmaceuticals	Cargo that contains pharmaceutical products. Can be in different storage conditions.	Marine Cargo
6214	Marine Cargo, Project Cargo	Heavy cargo that includes components of special projects such as turbines for wind farms, railway cars, etc.	Marine Cargo
6215	Marine Cargo, Livestock	Livestock being shipped.	Marine Cargo
6216	Marine Cargo, General Specie	Statuettes, ornamental articles, fibers, arts and crafts, etc. that can be stored in different places such as in museums, in a house, or in warehouses. In each storage condition they can be stored under various degrees of protection.	Marine Cargo
6217	Marine Cargo, Fine Art & Collectibles	Fine arts in the form of paintings, frames, sculpture, etc. that can be stored in different places such as in museums, in a house, or in warehouses. In each storage condition they can be stored under various degrees of protection.	Marine Cargo
6218	Marine Cargo, Cash In Transit	Cash being transferred in various storage conditions.	Marine Cargo
6219	Marine Cargo, Jewelers Blocks	Jewels, engravings, and valuable metals and stones stored in various conditions.	Marine Cargo
7000	Offshore, Unknown	A structure that is anchored to the ground under the ocean. Platform construction class is unknown.	Offshore Unknown
7001	Offshore, Caisson	Caisson platforms use large diameter caissons to support a single well completion with a minimal deck. The deck is capable of supporting limited production, control equipment, and navigational aids. Caisson platform completions are limited to water depths of 100 feet or less.	Offshore
7002	Offshore, Compliant Tower	Compliant Towers consist of narrow, flexible towers and piled foundations that can support a conventional deck for drilling and production operations. Unlike fixed platforms, Compliant Towers withstand large lateral forces by sustaining significant lateral deflections and are usually used in water depths between 1,000 and 2,000 feet.	Offshore
7003	Offshore, Fixed Jacket Platform	Fixed platforms consist of jackets (a tall vertical section made of tubular steel members supported by piles driven into the seabed) with a deck placed on top, providing space for crew quarters, a drilling rig, and production facilities. Fixed platforms are economically feasible for installation in water depths up to 1,500 feet.	Offshore
7004	Offshore, Jack-up	Jackups are platforms that can be jacked up above the sea using legs that can be lowered like jacks. These platforms, used in relatively low depths, are designed to move from place to place and then anchor themselves by deploying the jack-like legs.	Offshore
7005	Offshore, Mini Tension Leg Platform	Mini Tension Leg Platforms (MTLP) are floating platforms of relatively low cost developed for production of smaller deepwater reserves that would be uneconomic to produce using more conventional deepwater production systems. They can also be used as a utility, satellite, or early production platform for larger deepwater discoveries.	Offshore
7006	Offshore, Drill Rig	Drill rig.	Offshore
7007	Offshore, Semi Submersible Floating Production	Semi-submersible floating production platforms have legs of sufficient buoyancy to cause the structure to float, but weight sufficient to keep the structure upright. These rigs can be moved from place to place and ballasted up or down by altering the amount of flooding in buoyancy tanks. They are generally anchored by cable anchors during drilling operations, though they can also be kept in place by the use of dynamic positioning. Semi-submersibles can be used in depths from 200 to 6,000 feet.	Offshore
7008	Offshore, Drill Ship	Drill ships are maritime vessels that have been fitted with drilling apparatuses. They are most often used for exploratory drilling of new oil or gas wells in deep water, but can also be used for scientific drilling. They are often built on modified tanker hulls and outfitted with dynamic positioning systems to maintain their position over a well. Drill ships are able to drill in water depths of over 6,500 feet.	Offshore
7009	Offshore, SPAR Floating Production System	SPARs consist of a large diameter single vertical cylinder supporting a deck. They have typical fixed platform topsides (surface decks with drilling and production equipment), three types of risers (production, drilling, and export), and hulls moored with taut caternary systems of six to 20 lines anchored into the seafloor. SPARs are generally used in water depths up to 3,000 feet.	Offshore
7010	Offshore, Submersible Production System	Floating vessels, usually used as mobile offshore drilling units (MODUs), that are supported primarily on large pontoon-like structures submerged below the sea surface. The operating decks are elevated 100 or more feet above the pontoons on large steel columns. Once on the desired location, this type of structure is slowly flooded until it rests on the sea floor. After the well is completed, the water is pumped out of the buoyancy tanks, and the vessel is refloated and towed to the next location. Submersibles operate in relatively shallow water, since they must rest on the seafloor.	Offshore
7011	Offshore, Underwater Production Units, Completion	Subsea Systems range from single subsea wells producing to a nearby platform, FPS, or TLP to multiple wells producing through a manifold and pipeline system to a distant production facility. These systems are presently used in water depths greater than 5,000 feet.	Offshore
7012	Offshore, Tension Leg Platform	Tension Leg Platforms (TLPs) consist of a floating structure held in place by vertical, tensioned tendons connected to the sea floor by pile-secured templates. Tensioned tendons provide for the use of a TLP in a broad water depth range with limited vertical motion. Larger TLPs have been successfully deployed in water depths approaching 4,000 feet.	Offshore
7013	Offshore, Well Protector	Well head protection structures.	Offshore
7014	Offshore Renewables - General	Covers offshore wind, hydrgogen, ocean wave, tidal, thermal and salinity gradient technologies and floating solar PV. It is preferred to separate these items if possible.	Offshore
7015	Offshore Wind - General	Covers Turbines, cables and substations. It is preferred to separate these items if possible.	Offshore
7016	Offshore Wind - Turbine	Offshore wind turbine. Key Loc fields to define the turbine are: Capacity and FoundationType.	Offshore
7017	Offshore Wind - Cable - General	Covers Infield, Export, Transmission, and Interconnector cables. It is preferred to separate these items if possible.	Offshore
7018	Offshore Wind - Cable - Infield	Array cables connect wind turbines to each other and to the offshore substation. Also called ‘inter-aray cables’.	Offshore
7019	Offshore Wind - Cable - Export	Export cables transfer power from offshore wind farms to connect to an onshore grid network typically via intermediate AC substations or DC converters. In some instances export cables can connect to an offshore grid system, as seen in Germany, or alternative end-use such as oil and gas platforms or industrial facility.	Offshore
7020	Offshore Wind - Cable - Transmission	Transmission cables connect an offshore shared platform to the onshore substation/converter.	Offshore
7021	Offshore Wind - Cable - Interconnector	Interconnectors are submarine cables that transfer electricity between two grids. They can be both domestic or international. 4C Offshore interconnectors database also contains ‘oil and gas electrification’ projects, which refer to subsea cables that powers oil and gas platform from shore.	Offshore
7022	Offshore Wind - Onshore Substation	Generally, the onshore substation will consist of switchgear, metering, transformers and associated plant. The onshore substation may also have reactive compensation equipment, depending on the network operator requirements and the design of the offshore network	Offshore
7023	Offshore Wind - Offshore Substation	Offshore substations are the systems that collect and export the power generated by turbines through specialized submarine cables. Can sometimes comprise HVDC conversion. Reactive (power) compensation platforms/stations can be included in this coding also.	Offshore
8000	Crops, Unknown crop	Crops, Unknown crop	Agriculture, Crops
8010	Crops, Cereals, Unknown	Crops, Cereals, Unknown	Agriculture, Crops
8011	Crops, Cereals, Wheat	Crops, Cereals, Wheat	Agriculture, Crops
8012	Crops, Cereals, Maize	Crops, Cereals, Maize	Agriculture, Crops
8013	Crops, Cereals, Rice	Crops, Cereals, Rice	Agriculture, Crops
8014	Crops, Cereals, Sorghum	Crops, Cereals, Sorghum	Agriculture, Crops
8015	Crops, Cereals, Barley	Crops, Cereals, Barley	Agriculture, Crops
8016	Crops, Cereals, Rye	Crops, Cereals, Rye	Agriculture, Crops
8017	Crops, Cereals, Oats	Crops, Cereals, Oats	Agriculture, Crops
8018	Crops, Cereals, Millets	Crops, Cereals, Millets	Agriculture, Crops
8019	Crops, Cereals, Other	Crops, Cereals, Other	Agriculture, Crops
8030	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Unknown	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Unknown	Agriculture, Crops
8031	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Leafy or stem vegetables	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Leafy or stem vegetables	Agriculture, Crops
8032	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Fruit-bearing vegetables	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Fruit-bearing vegetables	Agriculture, Crops
8033	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Root, bulb, or tuberous vegetables	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Root, bulb, or tuberous vegetables	Agriculture, Crops
8034	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Mushrooms and truffles	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Mushrooms and truffles	Agriculture, Crops
8035	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Other	Crops, Vegetables and melons, Other	Agriculture, Crops
8050	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Unknown	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Unknown	Agriculture, Crops
8051	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Tropical and subtropical fruits	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Tropical and subtropical fruits	Agriculture, Crops
8052	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Citrus fruits	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Citrus fruits	Agriculture, Crops
8053	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Grapes	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Grapes	Agriculture, Crops
8054	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Berries	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Berries	Agriculture, Crops
8055	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Pome fruits and stone fruits	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Pome fruits and stone fruits	Agriculture, Crops
8056	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Nuts	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Nuts	Agriculture, Crops
8057	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Other	Crops, Fruits and nuts, Other	Agriculture, Crops
8070	Crops, Oilseed crops, Unknown	Crops, Oilseed crops, Unknown	Agriculture, Crops
8071	Crops, Oilseed crops, Soya beans	Crops, Oilseed crops, Soya beans	Agriculture, Crops
8072	Crops, Oilseed crops, Groundnuts	Crops, Oilseed crops, Groundnuts	Agriculture, Crops
8073	Crops, Oilseed crops, Other	Crops, Oilseed crops, Other	Agriculture, Crops
8090	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Unknown	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Unknown	Agriculture, Crops
8091	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Potatoes	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Potatoes	Agriculture, Crops
8092	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Sweet potatoes	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Sweet potatoes	Agriculture, Crops
8093	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Cassava Yams	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Cassava Yams	Agriculture, Crops
8094	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Other	Crops, Root/tuber crops with high starch or inulin content, Other	Agriculture, Crops
8100	Crops, Beverage and spice crops, Unknown	Crops, Beverage and spice crops, Unknown	Agriculture, Crops
8101	Crops, Beverage and spice crops, Beverage crops	Crops, Beverage and spice crops, Beverage crops	Agriculture, Crops
8102	Crops, Beverage and spice crops, Spice crops	Crops, Beverage and spice crops, Spice crops	Agriculture, Crops
8103	Crops, Beverage and spice crops, Other	Crops, Beverage and spice crops, Other	Agriculture, Crops
8110	Crops, Leguminous crops, Unknown	Crops, Leguminous crops, Unknown	Agriculture, Crops
8111	Crops, Leguminous crops, Beans	Crops, Leguminous crops, Beans	Agriculture, Crops
8112	Crops, Leguminous crops, Broad beans	Crops, Leguminous crops, Broad beans	Agriculture, Crops
8113	Crops, Leguminous crops, Chick peas	Crops, Leguminous crops, Chick peas	Agriculture, Crops
8114	Crops, Leguminous crops, Cow peas	Crops, Leguminous crops, Cow peas	Agriculture, Crops
8115	Crops, Leguminous crops, Lentils	Crops, Leguminous crops, Lentils	Agriculture, Crops
8116	Crops, Leguminous crops, Lupins	Crops, Leguminous crops, Lupins	Agriculture, Crops
8117	Crops, Leguminous crops, Peas	Crops, Leguminous crops, Peas	Agriculture, Crops
8118	Crops, Leguminous crops, Pigeon peas	Crops, Leguminous crops, Pigeon peas	Agriculture, Crops
8119	Crops, Leguminous crops, Leguminous crops	Crops, Leguminous crops, Leguminous crops	Agriculture, Crops
8120	Crops, Leguminous crops, Other	Crops, Leguminous crops, Other	Agriculture, Crops
8130	Crops, Sugar crops, Unknown	Crops, Sugar crops, Unknown	Agriculture, Crops
8131	Crops, Sugar crops, Sugar beet	Crops, Sugar crops, Sugar beet	Agriculture, Crops
8132	Crops, Sugar crops, Sugar cane	Crops, Sugar crops, Sugar cane	Agriculture, Crops
8133	Crops, Sugar crops, Sweet sorghum	Crops, Sugar crops, Sweet sorghum	Agriculture, Crops
8134	Crops, Sugar crops, Other	Crops, Sugar crops, Other	Agriculture, Crops
8140	Crops, Other crops, Grasses and other fodder crops	Crops, Other crops, Grasses and other fodder crops	Agriculture, Crops
8141	Crops, Other crops, Fibre crops	Crops, Other crops, Fibre crops	Agriculture, Crops
8142	Crops, Other crops, Medicinal, aromatic, pesticidal, or similar crops	Crops, Other crops, Medicinal, aromatic, pesticidal, or similar crops	Agriculture, Crops
8143	Crops, Other crops, Rubber	Crops, Other crops, Rubber	Agriculture, Crops
8144	Crops, Other crops, Flower crops	Crops, Other crops, Flower crops	Agriculture, Crops
8145	Crops, Other crops, Tobacco	Crops, Other crops, Tobacco	Agriculture, Crops
8146	Crops, Other crops, Other	Crops, Other crops, Other	Agriculture, Crops
8300	Livestock, Unknown livestock	Livestock, Unknown livestock	Agriculture, Livestock
8301	Livestock, Large ruminants, Cattle	Livestock, Large ruminants, Cattle	Agriculture, Livestock
8302	Livestock, Large ruminants, Buffaloes	Livestock, Large ruminants, Buffaloes	Agriculture, Livestock
8303	Livestock, Large ruminants, Yaks	Livestock, Large ruminants, Yaks	Agriculture, Livestock
8304	Livestock, Small ruminants, Sheep	Livestock, Small ruminants, Sheep	Agriculture, Livestock
8305	Livestock, Small ruminants, Goats	Livestock, Small ruminants, Goats	Agriculture, Livestock
8306	Livestock, Pigs or swines,	Livestock, Pigs or swines,	Agriculture, Livestock
8307	Livestock, Equines, Horses	Livestock, Equines, Horses	Agriculture, Livestock
8308	Livestock, Equines, Mules and hinnies	Livestock, Equines, Mules and hinnies	Agriculture, Livestock
8309	Livestock, Equines, Asses	Livestock, Equines, Asses	Agriculture, Livestock
8310	Livestock, Equines, Other (e.g. zebras)	Livestock, Equines, Other (e.g. zebras)	Agriculture, Livestock
8311	Livestock, Camels and camelids, Camels	Livestock, Camels and camelids, Camels	Agriculture, Livestock
8312	Livestock, Camels and camelids, Llamas and alpacas	Livestock, Camels and camelids, Llamas and alpacas	Agriculture, Livestock
8313	Livestock, Poultry, Chickens	Livestock, Poultry, Chickens	Agriculture, Livestock
8314	Livestock, Poultry, Ducks	Livestock, Poultry, Ducks	Agriculture, Livestock
8315	Livestock, Poultry, Geese	Livestock, Poultry, Geese	Agriculture, Livestock
8316	Livestock, Poultry, Turkeys	Livestock, Poultry, Turkeys	Agriculture, Livestock
8317	Livestock, Poultry, Guinea fowls	Livestock, Poultry, Guinea fowls	Agriculture, Livestock
8318	Livestock, Poultry, Pigeons	Livestock, Poultry, Pigeons	Agriculture, Livestock
8319	Livestock, Poultry, Other	Livestock, Poultry, Other	Agriculture, Livestock
8320	Livestock, Other animals, Deer, elk, reindeer	Livestock, Other animals, Deer, elk, reindeer	Agriculture, Livestock
8321	Livestock, Other animals, Fur-bearing animals such as foxes and minks	Livestock, Other animals, Fur-bearing animals such as foxes and minks	Agriculture, Livestock
8322	Livestock, Other animals, Dogs and cats	Livestock, Other animals, Dogs and cats	Agriculture, Livestock
8323	Livestock, Other animals, Rabbits and hares	Livestock, Other animals, Rabbits and hares	Agriculture, Livestock
8324	Livestock, Other animals, Other (e.g. emus, ostriches, elephants)	Livestock, Other animals, Other (e.g. emus, ostriches, elephants)	Agriculture, Livestock
8325	Livestock, Insects, Bees	Livestock, Insects, Bees	Agriculture, Livestock
8326	Livestock, Insects, Silkworms	Livestock, Insects, Silkworms	Agriculture, Livestock
8327	Livestock, Insects, Other worms or insects	Livestock, Insects, Other worms or insects	Agriculture, Livestock
8400	Forestry, Unknown	Forestry, Unknown	Forestry
8401	Forestry, Closed forest, Mainly evergreen forest	Forestry, Closed forest, Mainly evergreen forest - the canopy is never without green foliage, but individual trees may shed their leaves (e.g. Sumatra, Atrato Valley (Colombia), Atlantic slopes of Costa Rica, Amazon Basin).	Forestry
8402	Forestry, Closed forest, Mainly deciduous forest	Forestry, Closed forest, Mainly deciduous forest - majority of trees shed their foliage simultaneously in connection to unfavourable season (e.g. North and South America, Southern slopes of the Himalayas and Europe)	Forestry
8403	Forestry, Closed forest, Extremely xeromorphic forest	Forestry, Closed forest, Extremely xeromorphic forest - dense stands of trees, composed by species such as bottle or tuft rees with succulent leaves (e.g. thorn forest in Southwestern North America and Southwestern Africa)	Forestry
8404	Forestry, Woodland, Mainly evergreen woodland	Forestry, Woodland, Mainly evergreen woodland - the canopy is never without green foliage, but individual trees may shed their leaves (e.g. Mediterranean Basin).	Forestry
8405	Forestry, Woodland, Mainly deciduous woodland	Forestry, Woodland, Mainly deciduous woodland - majority of trees shed their foliage simultaneously in connection to unfavourable season (e.g. Southern California and American Southeast, Mediterranean Basin)	Forestry
8406	Forestry, Woodland, Extremely xeromorphic woodland	Forestry, Woodland, Extremely xeromorphic woodland - dense stands of trees, composed by species such as bottle or tuft rees with succulent leaves (e.g. Southwestern North America and Southwestern Africa)	Forestry
8407	Forestry, Scrub, Mainly evergreen scrub	Forestry, Scrub, Mainly evergreen scrub - the canopy is never without green foliage, but individual species may shed their leaves (e.g. Mediterranean dwarf palm shrubland, Chaparral shrubland in California or Hawaiian tree fern thicket).	Forestry
8408	Forestry, Scrub, Mainly deciduous scrub	Forestry, Scrub, Mainly deciduous scrub - majority of scrub shed their foliage simultaneously in connection to unfavourable season (e.g. peat mosses in Scotland)	Forestry
8409	Forestry, Scrub, Extremely xeromorphic (subdesert) shrubland	Forestry, Scrub, Extremely xeromorphic (subdesert) shrubland - very open stands of shrubs, often composed by vegetation with green branches without leaves, some of them with thorns (e.g. mulga scrub in Australia).	Forestry
8410	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Mainly evergreen dwarf-scrub	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Mainly evergreen dwarf-scrub - mostly dense dwarf scrub evergreen dominating the landscape (e.g. East Mediterranean mountains).	Forestry
8411	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Mainly deciduous scrub	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Mainly deciduous scrub - majority of vegetation shed their foliage simultaneously in connection to unfavourable season (e.g. Sierra Nevada in California )	Forestry
8412	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Extremely xeromorphic dwarf-shrubland	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Extremely xeromorphic dwarf-shrubland - more or less open formations consisting of dwarf-shrubs or succulent species (e.g. Australia).	Forestry
8413	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Tundra	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Tundra - slowly growing, low formations, consisting mainly of dwarf-shrubs beyond the subpolar tree line (e.g. Alaska, Northern Canada, Greenland, Norway, Finland and Siberia).	Forestry
8414	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Mossy bog formations with dwarf-shrub	Forestry, Dwarf-scrub and related communities, Mossy bog formations with dwarf-shrub - peat accumulations formed mainly by mosses which generally cover the surface as well (e.g. Western Siberian Lowlands in Russia).	Forestry
8415	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Tall graminoid vegetation	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Tall graminoid vegetation - Mostly composed by tall grasslands with heights of over 2 m. Forbs can be presented but their coverage is less than 50% (e.g. Northeast Bolivia, African savannah and upper Nile Valley).	Forestry
8416	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Medium tall grassland	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Medium tall grassland - Mostly composed by grasslands with heights between 0.5 and 2 m. Forbs can be presented but their coverage is less than 50% (e.g. Sahel region in Africa, Eastern Kansas, glasslands in New Zealand)	Forestry
8417	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Short grassland	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Short grassland - Mostly composed by grasslands with heights below 0.5 m. Forbs can be presented but their coverage is less than 50% (e.g. alpine regions of Kenya, Colombia and Venezuela).	Forestry
8418	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Forb vegetation	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Forb vegetation - the plant community if mostly composed by forbs (more than 50%). (e.g. Sonoran Desert)	Forestry
8419	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Hydromorphic fresh-water vegetation	Forestry, Herbaceous vegetation, Hydromorphic fresh-water vegetation - mostly composed by aquatic plants that are structurally supported by water, in wet or flooded regions most of the year (e.g. Amazon Basin)	Forestry
8420	Forestry, Spruce	Forestry, Spruce	Forestry
8421	Forestry, Birch	Forestry, Birch	Forestry
8422	Forestry, Pine	Forestry, Pine	Forestry

Country codes

Code	Name
A1	Alaska Offshore
A2	Angola Offshore
A3	Arctic Offshore
A4	Australasia Offshore
AD	Andorra
AE	United Arab Emirates
AF	Afghanistan
AG	Antigua and Barbuda
AI	Anguilla
AL	Albania
AM	Armenia
AO	Angola
AQ	Antarctica
AR	Argentina
AS	American Samoa
AT	Austria
AU	Australia
AW	Aruba
AX	Aland Islands
AZ	Azerbaijan
B1	Bay of Campeche Offshore
B2	Brazil Offshore
B3	Baltic Sea Offshore
BA	Bosnia and Herzegovina
BB	Barbados
BD	Bangladesh
BE	Belgium
BF	Burkina Faso
BG	Bulgaria
BH	Bahrain
BI	Burundi
BJ	Benin
BL	Saint Barthélemy
BM	Bermuda
BN	Brunei
BO	Bolivia
BR	Brazil
BS	Bahamas
BT	Bhutan
BV	Bouvet Island
BW	Botswana
BY	Belarus
BZ	Belize
C1	Canada Offshore
C2	Caspian Sea
C3	China Offshore
CA	Canada
CC	Cocos Islands
CD	Congo  Republic Of
CF	Central African Republic
CG	Congo
CH	Switzerland
CI	Cote D Ivoire
CK	Cook Islands
CL	Chile
CM	Cameroon
CN	China
CO	Colombia
CR	Costa Rica
CU	Cuba
CV	Cape Verde
CW	Curacao
CX	Christmas Island
CY	Cyprus
CZ	Czech Republic
DE	Germany
DJ	Djibouti
DK	Denmark
DM	Dominica
DO	Dominican Republic
DZ	Algeria
E1	East Africa Offshore
E2	Egypt Offshore
EC	Ecuador
EE	Estonia
EG	Egypt
EH	Western Sahara
ER	Eritrea
ES	Spain
ET	Ethiopia
F1	Far East Offshore
FI	Finland
FJ	Fiji
FK	Falkland Islands
FM	Micronesia
FO	Faeroe Islands
FR	France
G1	Gabon Offshore
G2	Gulf Of Mexico
GA	Gabon
GB	United Kingdom
GD	Grenada
GE	Georgia
GF	French Guiana
GG	Guernsey
GH	Ghana
GI	Gibraltar
GL	Greenland
GM	Gambia
GN	Guinea
GP	Guadeloupe
GQ	Equatorial Guinea
GR	Greece
GS	South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
GT	Guatemala
GU	Guam
GW	Guinea-Bissau
GY	Guyana
HK	Hong Kong
HM	Heard Island and Mcdonald Islands
HN	Honduras
HR	Croatia
HT	Haiti
HU	Hungary
I1	Indian Subcontinent Offshore
ID	Indonesia
IE	Ireland
IL	Israel
IM	Isle Of Man
IN	India
IO	British Indian Ocean Territory
IQ	Iraq
IR	Iran
IS	Iceland
IT	Italy
J1	Japan/Korea Offshore
JE	Jersey
JM	Jamaica
JO	Jordan
JP	Japan
KE	Kenya
KG	Kyrgyzstan
KH	Cambodia
KI	Kiribati
KM	Comoros
KN	Saint Kitts and Nevis
KP	Korea
KR	South Korea
KW	Kuwait
KY	Cayman Islands
KZ	Kazakhstan
LA	Lao Peoples Democratic Republic
LB	Lebanon
LC	Saint Lucia
LI	Liechtenstein
LK	Sri Lanka
LR	Liberia
LS	Lesotho
LT	Lithuania
LU	Luxembourg
LV	Latvia
LY	Libya
M1	Mediterranean Offshore
M2	Middle East Offshore
M3	Mexico Offshore
MA	Morocco
MC	Monaco
MD	Moldova
ME	Montenegro
MF	St. Martin (French Part)
MG	Madagascar
MH	Marshall Islands
MK	Macedonia
ML	Mali
MM	Myanmar
MN	Mongolia
MO	Macau / Macao
MP	Northern Mariana Islands / Saipan
MQ	Martinique
MR	Mauritania
MS	Montserrat
MT	Malta
MU	Mauritius
MV	Maldives
MW	Malawi
MX	Mexico
MY	Malaysia
MZ	Mozambique
N1	Nigeria Offshore
N2	Norway Offshore
N3	North Sea Offshore
NA	Namibia
NC	New Caledonia
NE	Niger
NF	Norfolk Island
NG	Nigeria
NI	Nicaragua
NL	Netherlands
NO	Norway
NP	Nepal
NR	Nauru
NU	Niue
NZ	New Zealand
OM	Oman
PA	Panama
PE	Peru
PF	French Polynesia
PG	Papua New Guinea
PH	Philippines
PK	Pakistan
PL	Poland
PM	Saint Pierre and Miquelon
PN	Pitcairn
PR	Puerto Rico
PS	Palestinian Territories
PT	Portugal
PW	Palau
PY	Paraguay
QA	Qatar
R1	Russia Offshore
RE	Reunion
RO	Romania
RS	Serbia
RU	Russian Federation
RW	Rwanda
S1	South America Offshore
S2	Sweden Offshore
S3	South Asia Offshore
SA	Saudi Arabia
SB	Solomon Islands
SC	Seychelles
SD	Sudan
SE	Sweden
SG	Singapore
SH	Saint Helena
SI	Slovenia
SJ	Svalbard and Jan Mayen
SK	Slovakia
SL	Sierra Leone
SM	San Marino
SN	Senegal
SO	Somalia
SR	Suriname
SS	South Sudan
ST	Sao Tome and Principe
SV	El Salvador
SX	St. Maarten (Dutch part)
SY	Syrian Arab Republic
SZ	Swaziland
T1	Trinidad and Tobago Offshore
TC	Turks and Caicos Islands
TD	Chad
TF	French Southern Territories
TG	Togo
TH	Thailand
TJ	Tajikistan
TK	Tokelau
TL	Timor-leste
TM	Turkmenistan
TN	Tunisia
TO	Tonga
TR	Turkey
TT	Trinidad and Tobago
TV	Tuvalu
TW	Taiwan
TZ	Tanzania
U1	United Kingdom Offshore
UA	Ukraine
UG	Uganda
UM	United States Minor Outlying Islands
US	United States
UY	Uruguay
UZ	Uzbekistan
V1	Venezuela Offshore
V2	Vietnam Offshore
VA	Vatican City
VC	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
VE	Venezuela
VG	Virgin Islands British
VI	Virgin Islands (US)
VN	Vietnam
VU	Vanuatu
W4	West Africa Offshore
W5	West US/California Offshore
WF	Wallis and Futuna
WS	Samoa
XB	Bonaire
XE	St. Eustatius
XK	Kosavo
XS	Saba
XW	Worldwide exposure - not used for modelling
YE	Yemen
YT	Mayotte
ZA	South Africa
ZM	Zambia
ZW	Zimbabwe

Coverage types

Code	CoverageID	Description	Type
1Building	1	Structure	Property
2Other	2	Other structure	Property
3Contents	3	Contents	Property
4BI	4	Business interruption or time element (property)	Property
5PD	5	Property Damage (1-3 combined)	Property
6All	6	All property coverages (1-4 combined)	Property
NPBI	7	Business Interruption (non-property)	Cyber
CBI	8	Contingent Business Interruption	Cyber
DIAS	9	Digital Assets (data, software and/or hardware recovery/replacement)	Cyber
EXT	10	Extortion (ransom amounts, negotiation fees, reward payments)	Cyber
FIN	11	Financial Fraud - Theft of electronic funds, goods, services	Cyber
INRE	12	Incident Response (IT Forensics, response obligations assessment, public relations, notifications and customer relations, monitoring services)	Cyber
LIA	13	Liability - 3rd party cyber liability (e.g. Network security, privacy, media) and directly associated costs (e.g legal defence costs)	Cyber
REG	14	Regulatory and payment card industry (PCI) fines and proceedings	Cyber
ENO	15	Errors & Omissions/Professional indemnity liability	Cyber
CYB	16	All Cyber coverages	Cyber