Claims Management — (1/2 day)
- A review of Workers' Compensation Board requirements and document filing procedures related to claims submission
- Covers required reporting for accidents, injuries and near misses, the development of a Return to Work Program, and recommendations on preventing a recurrence of specific accident.
- Claims Managment
Ergonomics
MSA featured in CSSE Contact Magazine:
Strategies to Reduce Back Injuries
MSA teams up with other safety professionals to study vibration: Vibration in the Workplace
In 2009, the Motor Safety Association developed a two year strategic plan to influence the future state of back injuries in our membership. Last year back injuries accounted for 23% of our injury costs; which represents a tremendous opportunity to both reduce injuries and influence future premium rates.
Our ergonomics program is a systematic process that starts with a needs assessment. An ergonomics needs assessment includes the following resources:
- Written injury logs
- WCB claims
- Absenteeism rates
- Turnover
- Pain / Discomfort
Contact us to learn more about ergonomics!
Certificate of Recognition (COR)
 COR Elements
- Management Leadership
- Hazard Identification / Analysis
- Hazard Control
- Inspections
- Communications
- Emergency Preparedness
- Investigations
MOTOR SAFETY ASSOCIATION’S SERVICES
- Industrial and Office Ergonomic Assessments
- Safety Perception Surveys
- Safety Management development
- Safety Management implementation
- Development of detailed inspection checklists
- Hazard Analysis and Controls
- Assist companies with the development of safety goals and objectives
- Assist companies develop a means to measure those goals and objectives
- Assist companies with the development and implementation of a Return to Work program
- Assist companies with the development of a list of modified duties
- Assist companies develop Emergency Plans and Response programs
- Certification and Baseline Audits
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