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Workers' Compensation Administrator:
Administrates and enforces company's workers' compensation and occupational health programs. Administers claims and audits, compiles statistics, and prepares reports. Understands laws and regulations, concludes appropriate courses of action, and submits solutions to resolve claims.

Works and communicates with employees, managers, insurance carriers, medical personnel and attorneys. May provide data for OSHA-related reporting. (Source: eDOT Job Description)

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