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Injuries & Fatalities In Wyoming WOGISA Quarterly Meeting, Rock Springs, July 13, 2011 Timothy Ryan, State Occupational Epidemiologist, Office of the Governor.

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1 Injuries & Fatalities In Wyoming WOGISA Quarterly Meeting, Rock Springs, July 13, 2011 Timothy Ryan, State Occupational Epidemiologist, Office of the Governor

2 Estimated Annual Incidence Rate of Work-related Injuries and Illnesses, per 100,000 FTEs, WY and US, 2002-2009 Year Estimated Annual Total Work-related Injury and Illness Incidence Rate Per 100,000 FTEs (WY)* Estimated Annual Total Work-related Injury and Illness Incidence Rate Per 100,000 FTEs (US)* Estimated Annual Incidence Rate Involving Days Away from Work Per 100,000 FTEs (WY)** Estimated Annual Incidence Rate Involving Days Away from Work Per 100,000 FTEs (US)** 20025,6005,2002,2001,600 20035,8005,0002,5001,500 20045,3004,8002,3001,400 20055,8004,6002,3001,400 20064,8004,4001,9001,300 20074,6004,2001,8001,200 20084,6003,9001,6001,100 20094,0003,6001,4001,100 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses *Incidence rates for total reportable cases. **Incidence rates involving days away from work include those that results in days away from work with or without job transfer or restriction.

3 Source: BLS Current Population Survey Workers Employed in Industries and Occupations at High-Risk for Occupational Mortality, WY and US, 2003-2009 % of workers employed in high risk industries % of workers employed in high risk occupations YearWYUSWYUS 200331.215.122.910.7 200433.515.623.910.8 200536.616.026.311.2 200637.416.327.611.4 200736.716.327.011.4 Average 2003-200735.115.925.511.1 200838.916.626.313.0 200937.615.826.812.4 Average 2008-200938.316.226.612.7 Average of all years35.916.025.811.5

4 Total Workers’ Compensation Hospital Discharges among Residents 16 Years of Age or Older, WY, 2001-2009 Year Annual number of work-related hospitalizations (WY) Annual crude rate of hospitalizations per 100,000 employed persons (WY) 2001716274.3 2002694268.0 2003653245.5 2004674248.7 2005648237.4 2006563202.5 2007461164.6 2008707248.9 2009683244.8 Sources: Wyoming Department of Health hospital discharge data (numerator) Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population Survey (denominator)

5 Hospital Discharges for Work-related Burns, WY, 2001-2009 Year Number of hospitalizations for work- related burns Annual crude rate of work-related burn hospitalizations per 100,000 workers 20012610.0 20023112.0 2003217.9 20043814.0 20052810.3 2006186.5 2007258.9 2008248.5 2009269.3 Source: Source: Wyoming Department of Health hospital discharge data (numerator) Bureau of Labor Statistics Current Population Survey (denominator)

6 State Workers’ Compensation Claims for Amputations with Lost Work-time, WY, 2001-2008 YearNumber of amputation claims filed Annual incidence rate of amputation claims filed per 100,000 workers covered 20012310.1 20023414.8 20032912.5 20043715.4 20053413.8 20063011.5 20073613.3 20084114.7 Source: Wyoming Department of Labor, Division of Workers’ Compensation (numerator) National Academy of Social Insurance (NASI) estimate of workers covered by workers' compensation (denominator)

7 Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CFOI Data, 1992-2010.

8 Occupational Fatalities, WY and US Rates Source: Data compiled by National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health

9 Fatal Injuries by type of “Event” Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CFOI Data, 1992-2008.

10 Location of Occupational Fatalities Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CFOI Data, 1992-2008.

11 Industry Specific Occupational Fatalities Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CFOI Data, 1992-2008.

12 Establishment Size Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CFOI Data, 1992-2008.

13 Age Distribution of Occupational Fatalities Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CFOI Data, 1992-2008.

14 Gender Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CFOI Data, 1992-2008.

15 Employee Status Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CFOI Data, 1992-2008.

16 How Do We Compare? Source: US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, CFOI Data, 1992-2008.

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