WCB Assessment Rates by Industry - Graphs

How Do YOU Measure Up?

Do you know what you are paying for WCB coverage?  Do you know what your competition is paying?

Listed below are the “NEW FIRM” assessment rates for each of the 22 construction industry codes serviced by CSAM.  The NEW FIRM Assessment rate is the approximation of what the AVERAGE Assessment rate will be for the next year based on the previous year’s claims experience.

NOTE: the statistics shown are intended for informational purposes only.  They should NOT be used for any other purpose as they may contain errors and/or omissions.  If you would like detailed information concerning assessment rates for your company, please contact the WCB Assessment Services Department directly: phone: (204) 954-4505 or email: assessmentservices@wcb.mb.ca.

- All 22 Industries that CSAM Services

- 40102 Building Construction

- 40103 Flooring, Tiling

- 40104 Metal Installation, NEC

- 40105 Paint & Decorating

- 40106 Wreck or Move Buildings

- 40107 Erection of Signs

- 40108 Drywall, Stucco

- 40109 Glaze Doors & Windows

- 40110 Concrete Work

- 40112 Installation, NEC

- 40114 Install Swimming Pools

- 40115 Landscaping

- 40203 Electric Wiring

- 40204 Plumbing, Mechanical, Installation

- 40402 Outside Sheet Metal

- 40403 Roofing, Eaves

- 40405 Work at Elevation

- 40502 Bridge & Steel Building

- 40602 Installation of Elevators

- 40603 Install Heavy Machinery

- 40903 Construction Power Lines

- 40904 Construction of Railways

Analysis of disability management programming in the construction sector in Manitoba

You have been invited to participate in our survey which is intended to identify what disability management and return to work practices are currently in place in the construction sector in Manitoba.  As an employer in the construction sector we look forward to receiving your insight on this important issue.  This project is being conducted by On-Site Safety and Health Management Solutions with the assistance of the Construction Safety Association of Manitoba and is supported by a grant from the Community and Research Initiatives Program of the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba.