Hazard identification, prevention & control
OSHA Hazard Identification, Prevention, and Control KPIs are vital in order to assess how well an organization identifies, prevents, and controls workplace hazards. These benchmark KPIs work to continue improvements that ensure a safer work environment for employees and compliance with OSHA standards within your organization.
- Improve the percentage of hazards abated on the same day, week, or month in which the hazard was identified.
- Reduce the average time elapsed between a worker reporting a hazard and management acknowledging the report to initiate an investigation.
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- Improve the frequency with which preventive equipment maintenance tasks are initiated and completed on schedule.
- Improve the percentage of incident investigations that include a root cause investigation.
- Improve the ratio of monthly inspections completed to the total inspectations scheduled.
- Reduce the number of unacceptable risks identified during risk assessments.
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Worker Participation
OSHA Worker Participation KPIs measure the level of employee involvement in workplace safety initiatives, as well as how effective these initiatives are. These indicators are critical in helping organizations understand the extent to which employees are engaging in safety practices and protocols, contributing to an overall workplace environment focused on continuous safety improvements.
- Improve workers’ participation rate in developing safety procedures.
- Improve workers’ participation rate in tool box talks that focuses on a special aspect of health and safety.
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- Improve workers’ participation rate in injury investigations.
- Improve workers’ participation rate in the safety perception surveys.
- Improve workers’ participation rate in developing task-specific Job Safety Analysis (JSA) on how to perform routine tasks safely.
- Improve workers’ participation rate in accident investigation teams that are created to implement corrective actions to eliminate hazards.
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Training & program evaluation
How effectively is your organization assessing the impact of safety training programs and overall safety management systems? OSHA Training and Program Evaluation KPIs give your business the ability to effectively measure the extent that safety training and initiatives are being received, understood, and applied by employees to ensure continuing improvements to workplace safety initiatives and protocols.
- Increase the number of training sessions provided to workers on hazard recognition and hazard control.
- Improve the percentage of workers receiving mandatory training on schedule.
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- Improve the ratio of scores gained in the post-training assessment to pre-training assessment on workplace safety survey.
- Reduce the number of inspections required to identify hazards or program weaknesses.
- Improve the percentage of workers who are trained on how to avoid exposure to potential hazards and whom to contact to report a hazard on the site.
- Improve the percentage of objectives attained on safety and health management to the total objectives set for the fiscal year.
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Management Leadership
OSHA Management Leadership KPIs are vital for understanding how committed and effective your organizational leaders are in promoting a workplace culture of safety and compliance with OSHA standards. By evaluating how the actions and safety policies of your management team are contributing to a safe workplace environment, organizations can be assured that their leaders are playing active roles in keeping their employees safe at all times.
- Improve the percentage of managers and supervisors who attend mandatory safety and health training for workers.
- Increase the number of monthly discussions initiated by top management about safety and health topics
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- Improve the ratio of the number of worker-reported hazards for which employers initiated corrective actions within 48 hours, to the total number of reported incidents.
- Improve the percentage of safety-related line items that are fully funded in the fiscal year, to the total number of safety-related items proposed in the budget.
- Improve the frequency of discussions between contract workers and host site supervisors about worker’s safety.
- Increase the number of audits that are conducted to ensure contractors are following appropriate site safety and health measures.
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