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AlaCOMP
rates, approved by the Board of Trustees, make the Fund extremely
competitive with other markets.
Sure there are other programs, insurance companies, etc. who handle workers’ compensation,
but AlaCOMP is the only program designed to benefit your business and your professional
trade association. Although many companies may have solicited your business,
AlaCOMP has been a reliable source of workers’ compensation coverage, proving
it time after time.
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Co-Sponsoring
Associations
The Petroleum & Convenience Marketers of Alabama
is a nonprofit trade association serving the needs of wholesale petroleum
marketers and convenience store owner
operation in Alabama. The Association has an active membership of more than
400 member companies owning, operating and/or supplying more than
5,000 convenience
stores in Alabama. The Association also has an additional 220 member companies
into the associate/affiliate membership category. This category is reserved
for vendors and suppliers to the active membership.
 PROPANE
The Alabama Propane Gas Association (APGA) was established in
1939. It has been valuable source of information and training
for individuals involved in the propane
gas industry as well as a source of information for consumers. The purpose
of APGA is to serve its membership by combining the resources
of all segments of
the propane gas industry in promoting the growth of the industry and the many
benefits of propane as a superior energy source.
Its
membership includes all parts of the industry – marketers,
manufacturers, distributors, transporters, gas producers and their
employees. APGA strives
to unite all of these parts into a cohesive group working together to promote
consumer
sales, increased market share and the importance of propane as a superior
fuel in all respects: safety, cleanliness, environmental benefits, efficiency
and
economy.
 ALPEC
Alabama Petroleum Equipment Contractors Association
An Association formed to educate, elevate and promote contractors
who engage in the installation and maintenance of Petroleum
product facilities. ALPEC is setting standards for competence in
the industry.
ALPEC’s Education & Certification Programs are aimed to
protect public health, welfare and safety. Our programs help prevent
injuries
and cleanups.With
our certification programs ALPEC is able to provide owners with a
list of contractors who have taken that extra step to bring credibility
to their industry, to perform
quality work, and to create a safer environment.
Executive Director,
Mindy Newell
6449 Norman Bridge Road
Montgomery, AL 36105
Phone: (334) 288-4103
Fax: (334) 288-4163
 Alabama Restaurant Association
We invite you to become a member of the state’s largest
hospitality organization, currently serving over 1,200 members. Our
simply stated goals are to protect, inform and educate our members
and we will continue to work on your behalf to achieve
these objectives.
We believe
after you see all that we have to offer, joining us will be an
easy
decision. Remember, the larger we became, the stronger we become.
 Occupational Safety Association of Alabama
O.S.A.A. was formed in 1992 to provide safety and loss control
services to business across the state of Alabama. These services
work to provide safer
working environments
for employees while reducing work related injuries. These educational
services are provided through monthly newsletter and quaterly
seminars to all membership
at no additional cost.
 The Assisted Living Association
The Assisted Living Association of Alabama is a strong advocate
for seniors, caregivers, and assisted living providers.
The Association offers many
attractive and beneficial programs to its membership, none
are better
that the workers’ compensation
program offered through Benefit Choices.
This is a true example of how we can improve our quality, efficiency,
and profitability by working together.
AlaCOMP
is the insurance program offered to ALAA members through Benefit
Choices. It is itself,
a consortium of trade associations pooling
their efforts
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Bring
your workers’ compensation costs under control
 You
may have heard that workers’ compensation rates are going
to be low for many years to come. The fact is, your current
rates are subject to a market over which you have very little
control – low this year, high the next.
Through group self
funding, members of AlaCOMP own and control their own
workers’ compensation program. The Board of Trustees establish
policy, set rates and oversee the management of the program. As
members work together for the benefit of the Fund, good performance
may be rewarded with dividends, a benefit you don’t get with
most commercial programs.
Proven
history of performance
AlaCOMP, now in its thirteenth year, provides a safe, reliable
and competitive
workers’ compensation market for members of its co-sponsoring associations.
In addition, AlaCOMP has paid a dividend to eligible members every year since
its inception.
How
we do it
• Medical claims cost controlled through a network of statewide Preferred
Provider Organizations available to each member.
• Stringent Loss Control programs with added emphasis on Drug Free programs
and OSHA compliance.
• Loss Control personnel working on safety programs designed to prevent
accidents from occurring.
 • Highly trained claims professionals handle claims reported and work with
employers and injured workers to expedite a return to work
as promptly as possible.
• Trained field investigators to investigate questionable claims and determine
actual facts and circumstances surrounding serious and questionable injuries.
• Toll free telephone number provided to employers to facilitate communication
between the employer and the Service Company.
• Claims data information provided to the employer to keep abreast of the
cost and progress of the claim.
These are just a few of the efforts made to assist you in controlling
the cost
of your workers’ compensation.
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