Control workers compensation costs and improve productivity with WorkCompEdge.com: Video overview

Software tools and actuarial services for risk management and insurance professionals

"A great product for lowering costs

and increasing productivity."

- Jim Presmanes
AVP Risk Management and Insurance
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Learn more about the 3 main goals and 15 modules of WorkCompEdge

Our videos provide a quick - and sometimes humorous - introduction to each goal or module within WorkCompEdge. Click on any description to view its video on the WorkCompEdge site.

Goal 1: Create a workplace that prevents injuries and increases productivity	Goal 2: Minimize premium payments with the right decisions and processes	Goal 3: Reduce injury costs with planning and communication
Avoid hiring your next workers comp injury	Eliminate overcharges by taking control of the premium audit	Leadership is critical - select and train an injury management coordinator
Stay out of trouble with OSHA	Verify and manage your experience mod - how to do it and why it matters	Establish a clinic relationship - the right doctor, the right treatment, the right time
Build true safety culture - it's more than the incentive of the month	Learn the lessons your experience mod can teach you	The clock is ticking - things you must do in the first 24 hours after an injury
"Four" safety - implement OSHA's four-step safety program	Avoid low bid mentality - best practices for selecting your insurance company	Before and after an injury - the crucial role of the supervisor's actions and attitudes
A new paradigm - promoting the health of your workers	Is your insurance company really working for you? Evaluate its performance	Expedite return-to-work - it's critical to health, morale, and your bottom line