62 – What Are The Best Types of Data to Improve Safety?
Posted in Behavior Based Safety, Safety Measurement, Safety Observations, Organizational Safety Culture, Performance Management, Lean Behavior-Based Safety on Feb 1st, 2009 No Comments »
Greetings from Helsinki, Finland. As we all try to improve the safety of our people and work sites, we are always looking for better data, systems and ways to measure and improve safety performance. Thankfully many sites have passed the point of placing blame and using fault finding data (which is an easy trap to fall into), and are now focusing upstream to understand their culture and the influencers on organizational risk taking. Yet there still lies the question of what and how to measure? Moreover what if you have no accident data, perhaps you are a new site, or you are multiple years with no accidents. Are you safe or sometimes lucky?
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Thanks and have a great week!
Shawn Galloway
ProAct Safety
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