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1 ivos Reporter How to Create and Present Key data to Your campus Community
2 Why is Data Important? Why should I put the energy into running reports to prove something I already know?
3 Why is Data Important? There is an objectivity to data It is hard to argue or dismiss data It is easier with data to focus others on the problem You can build trends on data to determine how the campus is doing
4 Why is Data Important? Data works well to motivate adjusters Managers are trained to take notice of data Data works well for our performance reviews
5 How much does WC cost? Campus cost for our share of WC Rob Leong of Alliant Insurance Monthly costs for claims Settlements Missed work
6 How To Compile & Use Key Data Identify the top 3 causes of claims on our campus Calculate the percent of total claims the top 3 causes account for Calculate the percent of total cost of claims do the top 3 causes account for
7 Clarification We used CSUMB data for this presentation It is not representative of other locations Only to give you an idea of how reports and data can be used for our campus
8 How To Compile & Use Key Data Identify the average # of claims per year Identify the average days away from work per year Identify the average cost per claim
9 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Claims by Cause Report Location: CSUMB Reporting period: Last Month
10 Claim Cause Frequency Total Incurred % Average/Claim % Absorption, Ingestion or Inhalation, NOC Animal or Insect Broken Glass Caught In, Under or Betw een, NOC 10 25, , Chemicals Collision or Sidesw ipe w ith Another VContact hi l w ith, NOC 7 16, , Cumulative, NOC , , Cut, Punture, Scrape, NOC Dust, Gases, Fumes, or Vapors 2 2, , Fall, Slip, Trip, NOC 16 58, , Falling or Flying Object 2 14, , Foreign Matter (Body) in Eye(s) 2 1, From Different Level (Elevation) 12 34, , From Ladder or Scaffolding 2 74, , From Liquid or Grease Spills 3 4, , Hand Tool, Utensil; Not Pow ered 3 1, Holding or Carrying 3 2, Jumping 1 12, , Lifting , , Motor Vehicle 1 90, , Motor Vehicle, NOC 2 48, , Moving Parts of Machine Object Being Lifted or Handled 5 20, ,062 40
11 Claim Cause Frequency Total Incurred % Average/Claim % Object Handled 1 99 On Stairs Other-Miscellaneous, NOC , , Person in Act of a Crime 2 12, , Pushing or Pulling , , Reaching 2 62, , Repetitive Motion 9 45,156 Sanding, Scraping, Cleaning Operation Slipped, Did Not Fall 4 2,609 Stationary Object 2 13, , Strain or Injury By, NOC ,915 Striking Against or Stepping On, NOC Struck or Injured, NOC 4 159,554 Tw isting 4 9, , Using Tool or Machinery 8 135, On Same Level , , Other Than Physical Cause of Injury 11 68, , , , , , Grand Total: 312 3,178,032 10,186
12 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Cumulative Trauma Claims Frequency Total Incurred Cumulative, NOC 40 $531, Repetitive Motion 9 $ 45, Total 49 $ 576,184.00
13 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Divide total incurred by Frequency to get Average Cost per Cumulative Trauma claim Avg cost/ct Claim: $ 11,758.86
14 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Lifting Claims Frequency Total Incurred 32 $ 623,989 Avg cost/lifting Claim $ 19,499.66
15 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Slip & Fall Frequency Total Incurred Fall, Slip, Trip NOC 16 $ 58,342 From Different Level 12 $ 34,643 From Ladder of Scaffolding 2 $ 74,613 From Liquid or Grease Spills 3 $ 4,185 On Same Level 20 $164,270 On Stairs 1 $ 821 Slipped, Did Not Fall 4 $ 2,609 Twisting 4 $ 9,829
16 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Slip & Fall Frequency Total Incurred 62 $349,312 Avg cost/slip & Fall Claim $ 5,634.06
17 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Frequency Total Incurred Average Cumulative Trauma 49 $576,184 $11,759 Lifting 32 $623,989 $19,500 Slip & Fall 62 $349,312 $ 5,634 Total 143 $1,549,485
18 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Add Frequency of CT (49), Lifting (32) & Slip & Falls (62) claims Equals 143 claims out of 312 claims total. Divide 143 by 312 (total # claims) Or 45.8% of our claims are from 3 causes
19 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Add Total Incurred of CT, Lifting & Slip & Fall Equals $1,549,485 out of $3,178,032 total claim costs incurred Divide $1,549,485 by $3,178,032 Or top 3 causes are responsible for 48% of the cost of our claims
20 Claims by Claim Cause Rpt Location: CSUMB Claimant Status: Open & Reopen Incident Date: Oldest open claim to current date
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22 Monthly Activity Report Report Design: Client Custom CSUActivityReport Selection Criteria: Location Reporting History Period: Last Month Group by Org2Desc
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26 OSHA Data From OSHA Form 301A Number of Cases Number of Days away from work
27 # Cases from 301A Total 154
28 Average claims/year Total claims divided by number of years 154/5 = 26.6 Average claims/year 26.6 for the last 5 years due to work injuries
29 Average claims/year # CSUMB Workers' Comp Claims per Year Number of Claims Years
30 Lost Days Single data item we have the most control over Significant cost control Workers Comp costs Lost Productivity Morale Possibly leading to more claims
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