CompWise Loss Control

As a participant of the CompWise Retro Program, AWB members can qualify for premium refunds and lower the upfront payments made to the Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) each quarter. CompWise delivers expert support and service in the areas of...

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Governor's Industrial Safety and Health Conference

The 66th Annual Governor’s Industrial Safety and Health Conference in Tacoma September 19-20, 2017 has something for every worker in Washington!

Go to  https://www.eiseverywhere.com//ehome/243940 to register now.

This year there are over 80 workshops available, and some of the topics include:

Controlling Risk in a Dangerous World and 10 Adverse Conditions – Keynote Jim Wetherbee Social Engineering for Safety Culture Series of Yellow Lights: Situational Thinking Suicide Prevention and Awareness in the Workplace The Dangers of Texting and Walking Mental Kinetics and Your Survival In (and out) of the Workplace Utilizing Critical Incident Stress Debriefing to Your Benefit Tactical Emergency Casualty Care DOSH Inspections - Sorting Through the Process to Get the Best Experience

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WORKERS’ COMP RETRO PROGRAM WEBINARS

Sponsored by the Association of Washington Business for RETRO GROUP MEMBERS

Thank you for participating in the AWB CompWise program!

As part of our ongoing efforts to help you manage an effective workers’ comp program and improve overall results for your CompWise Retro Group, participating employers are required to attend two, one-hour webinars each year.

Knowing that your time is valuable, the webinars focus on topics that help provide immediate value when it comes to your company’s performance as well as the results for the group overall. The two topics are Return to Work 101/ Stay at Work and Claims Management 101/ Experience Factor and Retro 101. The sessions will be offered live each quarter and an on-demand option is also available for your convenience. For assistance with registering for a webinar, please call 844-263-3119 or email [email protected].

To register for the webinars, simply click on the links provided below.

Return to Work 101/ Stay at Work Program

March 21st, 2017 at 9:00am

Claims Management 101/ Experience Factor and Retro 101 

March 23rd, 2017 at 9:00am

Thank you again for participating in CompWise!

-The AWB CompWise Team

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Compwise Safety Event

Great event for all AWB Members!

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Safety info we all can use. 

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The single greatest risk factor for overexertion injuries in healthcare workers is the manual lifting, moving and repositioning of patients, residents or clients, i.e., manual patient handling.

Great resource for our assisted living. 

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR!!

The 65th Annual Governor's Industrial Safety and Health Conference will be held September 28 & 29, 2016 at the Spokane Convention Center.  We expect to be opening registration about June 1, 2016.

The 64th Annual Governor's Industrial Safety and Health Conference was a tremendous success! We were excited to be offering over 70 different workshops over the course of two days! This Conference brought together workers, employers, safety and health professionals, medical providers and experts of all industries to deliver a program of cutting-edge education, best practices, peer networking and demonstrations in the Exhibit Hall as well as the surrounding areas outside the Convention Center.

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In 2015, Washington experienced the third lowest number of work-related fatalities in the last decade. Falls and motor vehicle incidents were the leading causes of workplace deaths. More information can be found in the 2015 Work-Related Fatalities Report published by the Washington Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation (WA FACE) program.

“Great information from Washington State Department of Labor & Industries”

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Improve your bottom line

All of the refund dollars go back to you.

Improving workplace safety and reducing accidents means your premiums go down.

The better your safety record, the higher your refund.

Members pay a flat administrative fee that includes program services.

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AWB CompWise Workers' Compensation Retrospective Rating Program

As a participant of the CompWise Retro Program, AWB members can qualify for premium refunds and lower the upfront payments made to the Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) each quarter.

CompWise delivers expert support and service in the areas of risk management, safety consulting, accident prevention and claims management. In addition, our merit-based refund formula gives you more control over your individual results; some successful participants have received premium refunds of more than 50 percent.