A Resource for ISCC Members: Benchmarking Safety Compliance With FutureComp Loss Control

A strong safety and loss control program is built over time. It takes attention, consistency, and the right support to keep moving in the right direction.

For ISCC members, FutureComp’s Loss Control is available as a resource to help benchmark current compliance levels, identify opportunities for improvement, and better understand overall readiness. If you’re interested, the team can help you take a closer look at where your organization stands and what steps may strengthen your workplace safety and workers’ compensation programs.

A Helpful Way to Evaluate Your Program

Every organization approaches safety a little differently. Some members already have established policies and training in place. Others may simply want a clearer picture of how their current practices compare to industry requirements.

That is where annual loss control benchmarking of your specific organization can be especially useful. It gives members a practical way to compare their current safety efforts and gaps, as well as provide you with relevant data to compare your organization to next year.

FutureComp’s Loss Control team can help members:

• Benchmark current safety and compliance levels.
• Identify opportunities to strengthen written policies and procedures.
• Support workers’ compensation efforts and employee health and safety best practices.
• Provide a clearer view of current readiness and safety program maturity.

This kind of support is meant to be useful, not overwhelming. The goal is to offer members a resource they can use when they want more information and guidance.

Why Benchmarking Matters

Benchmarking gives members a perspective. Instead of guessing how strong a safety program really is, organizations can better understand where they are today and where they may want to focus next.

That matters because stronger safety and compliance practices can support better workplace outcomes, more effective risk management, and a more proactive approach to workers’ compensation. It can also help leadership make more informed decisions about training, documentation, and ongoing safety priorities.

For many employers, the value of benchmarking is not just in the results. It is in having a trusted partner who can help interpret those results and offer practical next steps.

Support That Fits Your Needs

One of the benefits of this resource is flexibility. ISCC members can choose to explore it when the timing is right for their organization.

FutureComp’s Loss Control support may be especially helpful for members who want to:

• Compare current practices with industry expectations.
• Better understand strengths and gaps in their safety program.
• Reinforce return-to-work efforts.
• Build confidence in their overall risk management approach.

Because the resource is available when needed, members can engage at a level that makes sense for their organization. There is no one-size-fits-all approach. The focus is on offering support that is practical, approachable, and relevant.

A Simple Next Step

If your organization would benefit from benchmarking support, ISCC and FutureComp are available to help. Members who want to learn more can reach out to explore the services and resources offered through the Loss Control team. Members could also begin benchmarking by utilizing OSHA’s Compliance Assistance resources, such as the Compliance Assistance Quick Start, Compliance Assistance Specialists, & NIOSH/OSHA’s Small Business Handbook, which offers them guidance and penalty free assistance/consultation.

Sometimes the most valuable step is simply having a place to start. For ISCC members, this resource can help make that next step clearer, easier, and more useful.