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  1 We have a problem with new hires being injured on the job and filing a workers comp claim within 12 months of being hired.  
  2 We have hiring practice guidelines in place that include a medical screening before a final offer of employment.  
  3 We have had numerous OSHA violations and compliance seems like a difficult task to get our arms around.  
  4 Safety culture is part of the fabric of the way we do business - it is a commitment of senior management and well integrated into the way we do business.  
  5 We have an organized safety program that most any employee could explain to an outsider.  
  6 Employees at our company seem to be highly committed to wellness and there is no need for a company sponsored wellness program.  
  7 We have had years when the premium audit resulted in a large bill for additional workers compensation premium.  
  8 When the premium auditor arrives at our office, we are prepared to provide him with accurate information to complete the audit.  
  9 Our company regularly communicates with the claims adjuster to make sure that claims are being handled in a timely and effective manner that will minimize our experience mod.  
  10 We understand the process to verify both the accuracy of the data that goes into the experience mod and the calculation of the experience mod.  
  11 We can review our experience mod worksheet and identify key parameters related to loss frequency, loss severity, and how our company compares to the industry average.  
  12 We understand that a mod of 1.0 is simply average and the goal is to move the mod lower and closer to the minimum mod.  
  13 We are aware of the Total Cost of Risk concept and how the many services, and not just the price of coverage, offered by our insurance company can impact this number.  
  14 The only criteria we use to decide whether or not to keep our current carrier is how well their price competes against other bids.  
  15 Every time a workers compensation injury occurs, we scramble to decide who is going to do what to get the claim processed.  
  16 When a workers compensation injury occurs, we pretty much leave it up to the employee as to where they want to go to be treated.  
  17 It typically takes a couple of days for a workers compensation injury to be reported.  
  18 When an injury occurs, our supervisors pretty much hand off all communication and responsibilities to the HR department.  
  19 Return-to-work really doesn't work well within our organization because of the nature of the work we do.  

                                                                                                


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