BC Solid Waste Safety StatisticsCWMA has worked with the Workers' Compensation Board to report on safety related statistics for each Classification Unit (CUs) considered to be within solid waste and recycling related fields. At end of 2001, injury rates in Classification Units that solid waste firms are registered in are going in the opposite direction of the provincial trends - increasing instead of decreasing. On average, industry WCB premiums are increasing as a result. CWMA hopes to assist our members to make their workplaces safer, and therefore eventually lower premiums. Following is access to three important reports:
2001 WCB Statistics ReportAt end of 2001, injury rates in Classification Units (CUs) that solid waste firms are registered in are going in the opposite direction of the provincial trends - increasing instead of decreasing. See page 12 of the report. And the rate of increase of costs in the solid waste CUs has been dramatic. Refer to page 40 of the statistics report for a ten year summary of claim costs.http://www.worksafebc.com/publications/reports/statistics_reports/default.asp Solid Waste Industry - Overview of WCB StatisticsOver a five year period, reviews claim costs, injury rates and other information.This report was developed for the following Classification Units:
(Check with your office to determine which WCB classification unit your company falls under.) Download: Solid Waste Industry - Overview of WCB Statistics, 1997 to 2001 [CWMA, 2003, seven pages]Accidents Common to the Solid Waste IndustryThese Excel spreadsheet pages show statistics within Classification Units that are directly or indirectly related to the Recycling and Solid Waste industry:
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