Your search for "evaluation" returned 6 documents.
| Title | Type | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Performance Based Physical Capacities Evaluation
Used by occupational and physical therapy providers as an optional reporting format for a Performance-based Physical Capacities Evaluation. |
Form | F245-023-000 |
| Competent Person Evaluation - Excavation & Trenching
The employer uses this checklist to determine the person they have designated as a competent person is competent within the description and intent of the excavation and trenching standards. |
Form | F417-104-000 |
| Competent Person Evaluation - Fall Restraint & Fall Arrest
The employer uses this checklist to determine the person they have designated as a competent person is competent within the description and intent of the fall restraint and fall arrest stanard. |
Form | F417-102-000 |
| Evaluating Retro Groups
Fact sheet: Provides information to employers who are considering joining a Retrospective Rating (Retro) group and how to choose one that best fits the need of their company. Explains the process for enrollment, deadlines, group eligiblilty, assesment, distribution of funds, dues, fees, services, and exit clauses. |
Publication | F225-019-000 |
| Group vs. Individual Retrospective Rating Participation
Fact sheet: Provides information to employers interested in the Retrospective Rating Program who want to compare group vs. individual participation. Explains the differences in minimum premium amount, fees, services, refund potential, choice, and risk. Also includes contact information for enrolling. |
Publication | F225-016-000 |
| Retrospective Rating Enrollment Decisions
Fact sheet: Information for employers regarding choices they should make when enrolling in the Retrospective Rating (Retro) program including plan type, single-loss limit and upper and lower loss-ratio limits. |
Publication | F225-017-000 |
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