Alaska Workers' Compensation Guide
Filing deadlines, benefits, and employer safety data for Alaska
According to OSHA enforcement records, Alaska has 11,859 employers with 83,618 total workplace safety violations. Workers injured on the job have 2 years from injury date to file a workers' compensation claim under Alaska Stat. § 23.30.001 et seq..
Workers' Compensation Benefits in Alaska
If you've been injured on the job in Alaska, workers' compensation provides the following benefits:
- Medical coverage
- Temporary & permanent disability
- Death benefits
- Vocational rehabilitation
Important Deadlines
How to File a Alaska Workers' Comp Claim
- Report your injury to your employer — Must report injury to employer within 30 days
- Seek medical attention — Get treatment and document your injuries. Tell your doctor it was a workplace injury.
- File your claim — You have 2 years from injury date to file. Don't wait — evidence and witness memories fade over time.
- Check your employer's safety record — Employers with D or F safety grades have a pattern of violations that may strengthen your case.
Alaska Employers with Poor Safety Records D & F grades
These employers in Alaska have the most serious OSHA violation records. If you work for one of these companies, understanding your workers' compensation rights is especially important.
| Employer | City | Violations | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Municipality of Anchorage | Anchorage | 102 | F |
| National Park Service | Denali National Park | 160 | F |
| U.s Army | Fort Wainwright | 430 | F |
| Reach | Juneau | 39 | F |
| North Pacific Seafoods | Kodiak | 43 | F |
| Icy Strait Seafoods | Juneau | 34 | F |
| City and Borough of Juneau | Juneau | 33 | F |
| Scrub-a-Mutt | Palmer | 26 | F |
| East West Seafoods | Kodiak | 32 | F |
| Glacier Sign and Lighting | Anchorage | 25 | F |
| Remote Alaska Solutions | Prudhoe Bay | 24 | F |
| Alaska Demolition | Girdwood | 24 | F |
| Ideal Option | Anchorage | 24 | F |
| Alaska Regional Hospital | Anchorage | 72 | D |
| Cma Terminals Alaska | Dutch Harbor | 22 | F |
| Fairbanks Foot & Ankle | Fairbanks | 22 | F |
| E.C. Phillips & Son | Ketchikan | 47 | F |
| Alaska Dot&pf | Girdwood | 21 | F |
| Alaska Packaging Lumber | Anchorage | 20 | F |
| Alaska Insulated Panels | Wasilla | 20 | F |
| Granite Construction | Anchorage | 19 | D |
| Red Door Lodge | Homer | 19 | F |
| Abc Motor Home Rentals | Anchorage | 19 | F |
| U.S. Air Force | Jber | 19 | D |
| Frawner | Anchorage | 27 | F |
Were you injured at work in Alaska?
Look up your employer's safety record. Employers with D or F safety grades have a history of OSHA violations — if you've been hurt at one of these workplaces, you may have a strong workers' compensation claim.
Alaska Workers' Comp FAQ
What is the filing deadline for workers' comp in Alaska?
The filing deadline in Alaska is 2 years from injury date. Must report injury to employer within 30 days
What benefits does Alaska workers' compensation cover?
Alaska workers' compensation benefits include medical coverage, temporary & permanent disability, death benefits, vocational rehabilitation.
How do I check my employer's safety record?
Use the search bar above to look up any employer in Alaska. WorkplaceFile.com has OSHA violation records for 11,859 employers in the state, including safety grades from A (no violations) to F (significantly elevated violations).
Does my employer's OSHA record affect my workers' comp claim?
While OSHA violations and workers' comp claims are separate processes, an employer's history of safety violations can provide evidence of unsafe working conditions. 5,114 employers in Alaska have an F safety grade.
What is the governing statute for Alaska workers' comp?
Workers' compensation in Alaska is governed by Alaska Stat. § 23.30.001 et seq..