W. L. Hall Company 2024 MOD Rate is at our all-time low of 0.60

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Discussing safety might not be the most captivating subject, but it is paramount in construction. W. L. Hall Company is thrilled to announce that, thanks to the dedication of our Safety Team and the hard work of our Ironworkers, Carpenters, Service Technicians, and Glaziers, our 2024 MOD Rate is at our all-time low of 0.60.

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Understanding the significance of an Experience Modification (MOD) rate is crucial. It influences monthly workers' compensation premiums, with industry classification and OSHA recordables playing a role. A MOD rate of 1.0 reflects the industry's average rate.

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When you partner with us, you benefit from a workers' compensation rate less than 2/3 of the industry standard, emphasizing our commitment to safety and financial prudence.


Have you encountered any company providing a lower MOD rate?

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What this achievement translates to for you as our partner:


Cost Efficiency:

Partnering with us means you benefit from an exceptional workers' compensation rate of 0.60, reducing costs. Our commitment to safety safeguards our workers and translates into tangible financial advantages for our partners.


Enhanced Safety Culture:

We have tirelessly fostered a safety-focused culture throughout our organization. Our concerted efforts have resulted in a workplace where safety is a top priority, contributing to the well-being of our workers and partners alike.


Record-breaking Results:

Despite a surge in field hours, our implemented changes and directives continue to yield substantial dividends. Our 0.60 MOD rate showcases that a strong commitment to safety can be seamlessly integrated into high productivity and exceptional results.


Work with us and you will pay LESS with our extraordinarily cost-efficient worker's compensation rate. 


We send our workers home safe!

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