Enhancing Workplace Safety in Montana Through Proven Programs

Jul 05, 2025

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Montana's work compensation rates rank 2nd highest in the nation, with benefits paid to workers ranking 10th among Western states. The work injury rate is 50% higher than the national average. Explore initiatives such as Safety Orientation, Safety Committees, and Stay at Work/Return to Work Resources under the Montana Safety Culture Act. Learn about WorkSafeMT programs that make a difference, get assistance with program creation, and engage in safety discussions on WorkSafeMT.com. Partner with WorkSafeMT Foundation for cooperative marketing, financial aid, and safety advocacy.

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Enhancing Workplace Safety in Montana Through Proven Programs

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Work comp rates: 2ndhighest in the nation Benefits paid to workers:10thamong Western states in the Oregon rankings
Work injury rate: 50%higher thannational average 6.3 4.2 MT US
Work loss time: 23more days than thenational average 111 88 MT US

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$145 million, annually

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Programs that make a difference: • Safety Orientation • Safety Committees • Stay at Work/Return to Work
Resources The Montana Safety Culture Act • Rights and responsibilities • Basic programs WorkSafeMT.com • Information about the issues • Assistance with creating programs • Forums for discussion