Prioritizing industries for occupational injury prevention and research in the Services Sector in Washington State, 2002–2010

Table 5 Top 15 industry groups by prevention index for fall on same level within the services sector in WA, 2002 - 2010

4-digit NAICS (industry group) & industry group description		FTE	# Compensable claims (COUNT)	Compensable claim rate/10,000 FTE (RATE)	Count rank	Rate rank	PI rank
5617	Services to buildings and dwellings	215,906	1,006	46.6	5	1	1
7211	Traveler accommodation	162,269	617	38.0	6	4	2
9211	Executive, legislative, and other general government support	655,654	2,180	33.2	2	8	2
6111	Elementary and secondary schools	875,087	2,629	30.0	1	10	4
9221	Justice, public order, and safety activities	137,032	536	39.1	8	3	4
7221	Full-service restaurants	499,789	1,526	30.5	3	9	6
7139	Other amusement and recreation industries	120,372	361	30.0	9	11	7
7223	Special food services	56,334	193	34.3	18	6	8
5621	Waste collection	38,768	160	41.3	23	2	9
8111	Automotive repair and maintenance	132,964	324	24.4	10	16	10
5613	Employment services	289,788	597	20.6	7	20	11
5616	Investigation and security services	83,931	206	24.5	15	15	12
5313	Activities related to real estate	110,988	235	21.2	12	18	12
5311	Lessors of real estate	78,429	204	26.0	16	14	12
7222	Limited-service eating places	722,327	1,329	18.4	4	26	12
5321	Automotive equipment rental and leasing	25,744	93	36.1	34	5	17

There were 50 NAICS Industry Groups ranked in the PI for Fall on Same Level. SF Data not shown for SF industry groups that do not meet the inclusion criteria alone (without the addition of SI data).
FTE = (hours/2000).
Included are industry groups in the Top 5 by Count or Rate Rank (bold) but not in the Top 15 by Prevention Index.

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