Workers' Comp Premium Training for Employers

Most workers' comp bills have mistakes. Learn to find yours.

Workers' comp is often the second-largest check you write for insurance every year, and almost nobody checks the math. In 3.5 hours, Kevin Ring shows you how your mod, your class codes and your premium audit are built, so you can spot the errors and get them fixed.

3 seats for one price · 3.5 hours, self-paced · 60-day guarantee

A hydraulic press crushing a stone block labeled Comp Costs, from the cover of Conquering Workers' Comp

What Fixing the Math Looks Like

Four employers. Each one was paying for an error already sitting in their own paperwork.

Employer and the error Before After Result

Landscape contractor, 120 employees

Experience mod overstated on the worksheet.

1.39 mod

1.00 mod

$104,000 refund

Speech pathology group, 42 employees

All 42 employees in the wrong class code.

$2.90 rate

$0.32 rate

$30,000+ refund

Grading contractor, 42 employees

Closed claims still reported as open.

1.40 mod

1.23 mod

$33,150 over 3 years

Outdoor sign company, under 10 employees

Placed in the highest risk class it could be given.

$18,000 a year

$6,000 a year

$12,000 saved every year

$100M+

These four are a sample. Advisors trained by IWCP have found more than $100 million in premium savings for the employers they serve, using the same process this course teaches.

Read how each one was found →

Why You're Likely Overpaying

Your premium is math. Somebody has to check it.

Here's where it goes wrong, and why the errors stick until you catch them.

75%

Three out of four premium audits are wrong.

Usually because the records that prove what you owe were never kept. It works like taxes: no receipt, no deduction. No payroll records by class, no lower rate.

2 years

Mistakes can be fixed after the fact.

In most states, a verifiable error can be corrected for the current policy year and up to two prior years. That's where refunds come from.

50%+

More than half of businesses pay more than they owe.

Your carrier calculates the premium. The rating bureau calculates the mod. Unless someone trained to review both is looking, the errors stay put and renew every year.

Kevin Ring leaning on a waist-high stack of experience mod worksheets he has reviewed

That stack is real: more than 1,500 experience mod worksheets, reviewed one line at a time.

CWCA seal, Certified WorkComp Advisor MWCA seal, Master WorkComp Advisor

Your Instructor

Kevin Ring reads mod worksheets the way an auditor reads your books.

Kevin is Lead Workers' Compensation Analyst at the Institute of WorkComp Professionals. He trains the independent agents who earn IWCP's CWCA and MWCA designations, and he's the person they call when a mod doesn't look right.

This course is what he teaches those agents, rewritten for the people who actually pay the bill.

1,500+

experience mod worksheets reviewed

25 years

of IWCP training, since 2001

Cover of Conquering Workers' Comp by Kevin Ring

The Book Behind the Course

Conquering Workers' Comp, a strategic guide for employers who refuse to overpay. Get your free copy →

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Absolutely, Kevin is the man when it comes to work comp. He is always willing to help any way he can to push you in the right direction. He is the most knowledgeable person in the country when it comes to workers' comp.

Brady Quackenbush, independent insurance agent, Insurance People of North Carolina

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Everything you get for $795

✓ 3 seats: you and two people on your team
✓ 3.5 hours of video across 3 self-paced modules
✓ Worksheets, templates and calculation tools
✓ Step-by-step guides for reviewing your mod and your premium audit
✓ A completion certificate and 3 years of access
✓ Bonus: a personal Experience Mod Review from Kevin. These often run $1,000 or more. No promise of specific savings, just a straight answer on whether your mod is right.

$795

or 3 payments of $265

Enroll for $795 →

The 60-Day Guarantee

Complete all three modules within 60 days of enrolling. If you're not satisfied for any reason, I'll refund every dollar you paid.

Kevin Ring

Kevin Ring, CWCA, MWCA

Lead Workers' Compensation Analyst, IWCP

Questions employers ask first

Can I get a refund on premiums I already paid?

Possibly. When an error can be verified, most states allow corrections for the current year and up to two prior years. Module 1 shows you how.

Is this only for large companies?

No. It's built for businesses with 5 or more employees. The sign company in our results had fewer than 10.

What if my agent already handles this?

Good. Now you'll know what to ask them. Many agents focus on the quote, not the mod worksheet or the audit. If yours reviews both, you'll be able to see it.

Do I need an insurance background?

No. It's written for owners and HR directors, not insurance people.

How long do I have access?

Three years from enrollment, for all 3 seats.

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Find out what your workers' comp should cost.

3.5 hours, 3 seats, $795. If it doesn't earn its keep, the guarantee covers you.