Injured At Work
Reporting
In Montana, an employee has 30 days to notify their employer of a work-related injury. Please note it is in an employees’ best interest to notify the employer and file the claim as soon as possible.
Once the employer has been notified of the injury, the department has six days to report the injury to their insurance provider.
Montana Workers’ Compensation Statute
Employee Responsibilities
If you have sustained a work-related injury, you must complete the following:
- Inform your supervisor immediately.
- Contact your Human Resources Department or safety officer to complete the First Report of Injury (Claim) Form as soon as possible. No later than within 24 hours of the injury.
- Complete department specific reporting and documentation procedures.
Employer Responsibilities
Upon notification of a work-related injury:
- Ensure appropriate first aid or emergency care is provided to your employee.
- Complete the First Report of Injury (FROI) online submission form through Montana State Fund.
Additional Resources
If you would like to understand more about filing an injury claim
- Contact your HR Department
- Workers’ Compensation Management Bureau
- Employee Guide to Workers Compensation
- Workers' Compensation Early Return to Work Policy
To report suspicious activity or fraud visit the Montana State Fund Fraud Reporting site.