Self-assessments provide an opportunity to take a measured look at your Worker’s Compensation program components and the outcomes of those efforts. Safety Self-Assessments offers two measurement tools: a Workers' Compensation Program Evaluation, which measures your program components against best practices and a Workers' Compensation Costs Comparison, which compares your business costs to national/state averages or the averages of one of 14 industries.
Safety Self-Assessments Intro (PowerPoint)
Workers’ Compensation Program Evaluation
This self-evaluation will measure how well your program is aligned with industry best practices in key performance areas. The evaluation will return a numerical score on a scale of 100, along with recommendations for improvement based on the information entered into the evaluation. The key performance areas include:
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Assess Your Workers' Comp Program (Download PDF)
Workers’ Compensation Costs Comparison
Online self-evaluation of costs allows you to quickly compare your Workers’ Compensation costs to that of others. The comparison points are derived of a composite of NCCI and RIMS data. You can compare 13 data points against national/state averages or averages of one of 14 industries:
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