Lower Risk, Higher Standards: W. L. Hall Company's 2025 MOD Rate Shines

Lower Risk, Higher Standards: W. L. Hall Company's 2025 MOD Rate Shines
Safety may not always be the flashiest topic, but in construction, it’s one of the most critical.

At W. L. Hall Company, we’re excited to announce that our 2025 MOD rate is at an impressive 0.65—thanks to the unwavering focus of our Safety Team and the exceptional care and professionalism of our Ironworkers, Carpenters, and Glaziers. It’s a standout accomplishment that reflects our industry-leading commitment to jobsite safety.
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A company’s Experience Modification (MOD) rate directly impacts the cost of its workers’ compensation premiums. Calculated based on industry classification and safety performance—including OSHA-recordable incidents—a MOD rate of 1.0 represents the industry average.

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We’ve made a strong, organization-wide commitment to building a culture centered on safety—and it’s delivering measurable results.


Even with record-setting hours in the field, the proactive changes and safety initiatives we’ve implemented continue to make a meaningful impact.

We're here to partner with you and help make your next project a success. Our dedicated focus on maintaining safe work environments, delivering high-quality craftsmanship, and implementing reliable, high-performance systems means you can count on us for precise and dependable results on every project.

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