The workers' compensation industry spans multiple professions, including insurance, human resources, and risk management. There are several different kinds of workers' compensation certification, ranging from the general to the highly specialized. Professionals with the proper credentials who can offer their services to employers, insurance companies and brokers, and workers' comp claims adjusters can increase their employment opportunities. Several workers' compensation certification options exist to provide basic workers' compensation awareness. These programs are designed to allow attendees to maintain their proficiency in the field.

A program that allows attendees to become certified workers' compensation specialists can cover a a great deal of information, including topics like reinsurance and underwriting, workers' comp law, and claims handling. The breadth of such courses makes them ideal for many different professionals in the workers' comp insurance business, including underwriters, claims adjusters, premium auditors, human resource managers, loss prevention engineers, safety directors, and Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) compliance experts. These general workers' comp training programs offer more than just coursework. Typically, they can also offer tools and forms to help attendees implement lessons back on the job, along with benchmarking data and checklists that can help them gauge their progress.



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