| Safety and Health Performance Metrics
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Without sound metrics, program performance cannot be gauged nor compared with prior performance to discover trends nor used to produce meaningful unit-to-unit performance comparisons among units of unequal population. Criteria for establishing the metrics are more demanding and complex that is customarily appreciated, even by experienced safety professionals.
Measuring safety and health performance has traditionally been dominated by the use of incidence rates. This audio conference examines the problems with this using incidence rates and other “trailing metrics”, including a thorough review of the various sources of bias in OSHA data. We'll also focus on Measures of injury rate experience that produce easily interpreted, unambiguous results to enable trend observations and to support equitable workforce-to-workforce comparisons that are trustworthy. |
| Learning Outcomes
- Explain the concepts of leading metrics.
- Establish real purpose of the OSHA metric (It is not location safety performance.)
- Define issues that affect the accuracy of the OSHA data
- How to develop a process that gives an accurate and clear comparison of injury rates.
- Discover how leadership at the top is ultimately responsible for performance
- Define safety activities for all employees (especially front line managers)
- Identify the proper use of the data once collected.
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| Who Should Purchase this CD?
- Safety Managers
- Safety Engineers
- Industrial Hygienists
- Nursing and Other Licensed Health Care Providers
- Operations Managers and Supervisor
- Corporate Counsel
- Human Resource Manager
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Industry Experts
 John Dodge, CSP
Director of Safety Operations for Maine
MEMIC
John has over 17 years of experience as a safety specialist working with a variety of industries. He encourages companies to fully appreciate the moral and financial rewards which come to businesses that make safety their top priority - not because of regulation, but because it's the right thing to do.
John has a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Technology from the University of Southern Maine , is a Certified Safety Professional, and is a member of the American Society of Safety Engineers. He is currently enrolled in the Master of Business Administration degree program at Southern New Hampshire University.
Pat Clemens, CSP , PE
APT Research Inc.
Mick Lindstrom, CSP
Director of Safety and Health
Aerospace Testing Alliance
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