1Your inputs
Build your estimate
Use your internal safety data where available. The starting values are planning defaults.
Enter between 1 and 1,000,000 employees.
The slider starts at 2% of employees exposed. Adjust it to match last winter’s actual number of accidents.
Choose a value between 2% and 25% of employees exposed.
Default: $48,000 per medically consulted workplace injury (NSC, 2024). This is a broad economic estimate, not an employer-specific claim cost. Replace it with your organization’s own estimated cost.
Enter a cost from $0 to $10,000,000.
This is an estimate. Actual prices vary based on the type of ice cleats required for each job and work environment.
Adjust the modeled improvement from 10% to 50%. The 50% default is based on average first-year results reported by Winter Walking customers after implementing ice cleats across their entire workforce. Actual results may vary.
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2Your estimate
Potential annual impact
After subtracting the estimated $22,500 cost to outfit your workforce.
Your estimate shows 10 winter slips each year, costing about $480,000. Outfitting 500 employees could cost $22,500 and may save $217,500 after that cost. Your winter workplace risk level is Elevated.
Planning level—not an industry benchmark. Based on incident likelihood, exposed workforce, and average incident cost.
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How the estimate works
The financial estimate and risk level use the inputs you provide and the adjustable improvement rate shown in the calculator.
Planning note: This calculator provides an illustrative estimate, not a guarantee of future safety or financial performance. Replace defaults with your organization’s claims and cost data. Indirect costs are not included.