Use this tool to learn about trends and patterns in noise-induced hearing loss in B.C. You can filter and compare the hearing results by test year, industry, hearing protection, age, and years in occupation. This information will help you to:

• Compare your own hearing results to those of others within the same industry
• Identify trends in levels of hearing loss and hearing protection use by industry
• Support your own research, reports, and business planning

Industry claim cost drivers

Use this tool to analyze claim costs for the past ten years and get a better understanding of the costs in your industry. You can use filters, like benefit type, claim characteristics, and types of claims to help identify the areas where your health, safety, and wellness efforts should be focused. You can also incorporate charts, graphs, and data in your own reports and presentations.

This information will help you to:

• Identify trends and drivers of costs in specific industries
• Identify opportunities to improve your health and safety initiatives
• Support your own research, reports, and business planning

Provincial overview (past 10 years)

Provincial overview (last year and year to date)

Use this tool to see injury rates, claim costs and types, payroll, assessment rates, and injury management patterns in each industry. You can see data from over the past 10 years or from the last year and year to date. You can focus your search by industry, subsector, classification unit, and employer size to see data most relevant to you. You can also incorporate charts, graphs, and data in your own reports and presentations.

Industry claims analysis: Claims with short-term disability benefits (STD), long-term disability benefits (LTD), or survivor benefits (Fatal)

Use this tool to get an in-depth look at the types of work-related injuries and claims that are driving costs in your industry. You can analyze claim counts and costs to get a better understanding of the claims in your industry and apply filters, like gender and age group, to help identify the areas where your health, safety, and wellness efforts should be focused.

Both of these applications allow you to focus your search by industry, subsector, classification unit, and employer size to see data most relevant to you. You can also incorporate charts, graphs, and data in your own reports and presentations.

Industry risks: Prevention data for planning workplace health and safety in B.C.

Employers can use this tool to understand WorkSafeBC’s injury prevention activities. You can access data from the past ten years showing workplace inspections, orders, and penalties across different industries.

This information can be used to:

• Identify trends and patterns of prevention activities in specific industries and regions
• Explore and understand the different levels of violations cited in each industry
• Support your own research, reports, and business planning

Serious injuries: Data about workplace injuries in B.C.

See a comprehensive view of serious injuries in B.C. for the last five years. You can filter data by industry, occupation, age, gender, and region of the province. This information will help you to:

• Identify trends and patterns of serious injuries in specific industries and sectors
• Identify opportunities to improve your health and safety initiatives to prevent these injuries in your workplace
• Support your own research, reports, and business planning

Work-related deaths: Data about workplace deaths in B.C.

Use this tool to learn about trends and patterns in work-related deaths in B.C. You can filter the data by incident, traumatic injury, disease, industry, age, region, and claim characteristics. This information will help you to:

• Identify resources to help you plan, and improve health and safety
• Identify trends in work-related deaths by industry and occupation
• Support your own research, reports and business planning

See key statistics of short-term disability (STD), long-term disability (LTD), or fatal claims for health care assistants in health care and social services.

• Health care assistants — Claims with STD, LTD, or fatal payment

To see data by industry (sector), time period, or claim type:

• Select the link above
• Select the Summary button
• Use the drop-down filters (e.g., Industry)

See key statistics on claims with a psychological injury only and claims with both a physical injury and a psychological injury.

• Mental disorder claims

Psychological injury only

To see data by year, rateable sector, sector, subsector, classification unit, or occupation:

• Select the link above
• Select the Summary button
  • Select the Psychological Injury Only Claims button
  • Use the drop-down filters (e.g., year)

Physical with psychological injury

To see data by year, rateable sector, sector, subsector, classification unit, or occupation:

• Select the link above
• Select the Summary button
  • Select the Physical with Psychological Injury Claims button
  • Use the drop-down filters (e.g., year)

See statistics for claims with short-term disability (STD), long-term disability (LTD), or fatal payment involving motor vehicles incidents (MVIs) in all industries, or narrow the data scope to see MVI claims in the construction, health care, and transportation industries.

• Motor vehicle incidents — Claims with STD, LTD, or fatal payment

To see data for specific industries (sectors):

• Select the link above
• Select the Summary button
• Use the drop-down Industry option to see data for specific industries

See statistics for time-loss claims involving workers struck by motor vehicles in all industries, or narrow the data scope to see time-loss claims in construction, transportation, or the public sector.

• Motor vehicle incidents: Workers struck by motor vehicles in B.C.

Once you've selected the link above, select the "Want to know more?" tab and then use the navigation bar along the top to see data for specific industries.

See key statistics for claims with short-term disability (STD), long-term disability (LTD), or fatal payment for registered nurses, registered psychiatric nurses, and licensed practical nurses in health care and social services.

• Nurses — Claims with STD, LTD, or fatal payment

To see data by industry (sector), occupation, time period, or claim type:

• Select the link above
• Select the Summary button
• Use the drop-down filters (e.g., Industry)

See key statistics for claims with short-term disability (STD), long-term disability (LTD), or fatal payment for workers in a public school district.

• Public school districts — Claims with STD, LTD, or fatal payment

To see data by occupation, time period, or claim type:

• Select the link above
• Select the Summary button
• Use the drop-down filters (e.g., Occupation)

See key statistics of short-term disability (STD), long-term disability (LTD), or fatal claims involving slips, trips, and falls.

• Slips, trips, and falls — Claims with STD, LTD, or fatal payment

To see data by industry (classification unit), time period, or claim type:

• Select the link above
• Select the Summary button
• Use the drop-down filters (e.g., Classification Unit)

See key statistics of short-term disability (STD), long-term disability (LTD), or fatal claims for wildland firefighters.

• Wildland firefighters — Claims with STD, LTD, or fatal payment

To see data by industry (classification unit), time span, or claim type:

• Select the link above
• Select the Summary button
• Use the drop-down filters (e.g., Classification Unit)

To see data for specific industries, follow the steps below the link.

• Young workers — Claims with STD, LTD, or fatal payment

To see data for specific industries (sectors):

• Select the link above
• Select the Summary button
• Use the drop-down Industry option to see data for specific industries