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HOW IT WORKS ● WHAT YOU'LL GET ● WHY CHOOSE WORKERS' COMP KIT
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Step-by-Step Improvement
14 Steps in Four Phases
Long-Term Reduction of Your Workers' Comp Costs
ASSESSMENT & RECOMMENDATION PHASE
Steps 1 through 9
The steps in the Assessment & Recommendation Phase involve selecting a team and gathering information about your current program, including vendor partners, associated claims, and reported losses.
For details about Phase 1 visit Assessment & Recommendation
DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT PHASE
Step 10
The steps in the Design & Development Phase involve developing all materials (templates, forms, sample letters, etc.) that will be used through the life of the program.
For details about Phase 2 visit Design & Development
TRAINING & IMPLEMENTATION PHASE
Steps 11 through 13
The steps in the Training & Implementation Phase involve a training program for all employees from top management to individual workers who are involved in the workers' compensation/injury management process.
- Employees will be up-to-date and comfortable with any new forms, policies, and procedures
- Following training will be the actual implementation (going-live,) the point at which all new changes are officially adopted
For details about Phase 3 visit Training & Implementation
MONITORING & MANAGEMENT PHASE
Step 14
The final, ongoing step in the Monitoring & Management Phase involves posting implementation support and monitoring of processes, injury claims, and lost time data.
For details about Phase 4 visit Monitoring & Management
WORKERS COMP KIT INCLUDES FACILITATOR GUIDE - A program-planning guide for the person leading implementation. A 23-page booklet with forms and sample letters:
- Timetable
- Facilitator's Agenda
- Injury Coordinator Job Description
- Sample Letter to Divisions with Assessment Results
- Sample CEO Roll-Out Letter
- Sample Kick-Off Letter from Injury Coordinator
Learn about WORKERS' COMP KIT® IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Do not use this information without independent verification. Laws are different in each state. Check with corporate legal counsel before implementing any steps on this website.
For more information about how you can greatly reduce your Workers' Compensation costs, call us at 860-553-6604, or send us an e-mail, or simply submit this short form.
