New Hampshire NH Workers' Compensation Task Analysis is an analysis of job tasks and associated risk factors to assist employers in determining whether a particular task should be covered under the state's workers' compensation insurance program. The task analysis provides an in-depth look at the job tasks, associated risk factors, and potential hazards. It is used to help employers determine the most appropriate methods to reduce or eliminate potential hazards. It also helps employers assess the appropriate levels of medical and indemnity benefits should an employee be injured or killed in the course of performing their job. There are three different types of New Hampshire NH Workers' Compensation Task Analysis: 1. Initial Task Analysis — This is an analysis of job tasks and associated risk factors conducted prior to the onset of employment. It is used to determine which tasks should be covered by workers' compensation insurance. 2. Ongoing Task Analysis — This is an analysis of job tasks and associated risk factors conducted periodically throughout the course of an employee’s employment. It is used to ensure that tasks are still covered by workers' compensation insurance and to identify any new or changing risk factors. 3. Post-Injury Task Analysis — This is an analysis of job tasks and associated risk factors conducted after an employee has been injured. It is used to determine the extent of the injury and to determine the appropriate levels of medical and indemnity benefits.