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3A - Worker Supply and Services Claim 2025

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The document is a reimbursement request form for workers to claim approved medical supplies and services under WorkSafeBC. It outlines the necessary steps for submission, including providing receipts, completing all fields, and signing up for direct deposit. The form also includes a list of eligible expenses and fee codes, as well as contact information for assistance.

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Who is eligible for workers compensation BC?

Whether youre a full-time employee, a part-timer worker, or a contractor, you may be eligible for Workers Compensation benefits. This coverage extends to various industries, including construction, healthcare, manufacturing, and more.

What is the phone number for WCB in BC?

Clearance letters are available from WorkSafeBC by telephone (604-244-6180 or toll free 1-888-922-2768), fax (604-244-6490) or online at .worksafebc.com. To expedite requests, ensure you have the contractors correct legal name, address and account number.

How long does a WCB claim take in BC?

File a claim Once we receive a report of a work-related injury or illness, we gather information from the worker, the employer, and the health care provider. We can usually provide a decision on whether a claim is accepted within an average of 10 days. We may need more time for some claims.

What is the number for WCB in BC?

The Workers Compensation Act requires an employer to immediately report all serious injuries and fatalities. This is done by contacting the WorkSafeBC Prevention Emergency Line at 604 276-3301 in the Lower Mainland or toll free at 1 888 621-7233.

How to claim WCB in BC?

How to apply. Advise your supervisor of an injury or occupational disease by completing the Workplace Injury/Illness Report (including Form 6a) using the Safety Incident Reporting Portal (SIRP) and call WorkSafeBC Teleclaim Contact Centre to apply for benefits at 1-888-WORKERS (1-888-967-5377).

What injuries need to be reported to WorkSafeBC?

Serious injuries include traumatic injuries, such as fractures of the arms or legs, major cuts, burns, and crush injuries . More information on serious injuries can be found in WorkSafeBCs OHS Guideline G-P2-68-1, WorkSafeBC Notification of Serious Injuries .

How much is WCB in BC?

WorkSafeBC announces that the average base premium rate for 2024 is 1.55 percent of employers assessable payroll, which has been maintained at the same level since 2018.

What is the review timeline for WorkSafeBC?

Review timelines All requests to review claims and assessment decisions must be submitted within 90 days after the decision. All requests to review health and safety enforcement decisions must be submitted within 45 days after the decision.

What is WCB called in BC?

WCB (WorkSafe BC) claims and appeals.

How long does the WorkSafeBC process take?

Once we receive your application, well review the information youve provided and determine whether youre eligible for coverage. It can take approximately 10 business days for us to review your application, gather information, and notify you of our decision.

3A - Worker Supply and Services Claim 2025

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