City recognized for completing IMWCA risk-management program, avoiding coverage loss
Summary
IMWCA representatives told the council the city avoided losing workers' compensation coverage after completing a multi-year Risk Management Action Program, and were congratulated for establishing a lasting "safety culture."
Scott Smith and Dean Schade of IMWCA presented a recognition to the City of Melbourne for completing a Risk Management Action Program aimed at reducing indemnity claims and preserving workers' compensation coverage.
According to IMWCA, the city had been "at risk of losing its work comp" three years earlier because of a high number of indemnity claims. The presenters said the city agreed to a 2-year Risk Management Action Program as a last chance, extended participation into a three-year effort and developed a "safety culture," which IMWCA credited for restoring stability to the city's coverage. The council accepted the recognition and was encouraged to continue the safety practices.
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