Where is the work performed?*
Identify the primary state, every additional state, travel, remote or temporary work, and where payroll is generated.

Program, appetite, and producer process
Do not force every account into one answer. Start with the workers’ compensation problem and the employer’s operating needs, then evaluate the structures and program paths currently available through the authorized team.
Identify the primary state, every additional state, travel, remote or temporary work, and where payroll is generated.
Use actual duties, class codes if known, job sites, subcontracting, transportation, and unusual exposures—not only the industry label.
Use approximate figures for an early conversation. Ranges are flexible guidance, not automatic eligibility cutoffs.
State the barrier, the reason, the next important date, current coverage, loss context, and what other markets have already seen.
HOW IT WORKS
Start with the live account and let the facts drive the conversation.
THE ACCOUNT STORY
The first conversation may reveal a strong place to start, missing information, another possible path, or an account that needs a specialist’s judgment.
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
Depending on the account, the conversation may include the FastechHR program, workforce coordination, risk support, or a larger-account review.
PRODUCER SUPPORT
Use WorkComp Finder to defend a client relationship, create a new-business wedge, develop a specialty, and improve submission quality.
A human next step
Vice President, Ironwood Operations
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