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Safety KPIs HSE

KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) in HSE (Health, Safety & Environment) are metrics used to assess workplace safety and compliance with safety regulations. They are categorized into lagging KPIs, which measure incidents after they occur, and leading KPIs, which focus on proactive measures to prevent accidents. Utilizing KPIs helps organizations set safety goals, improve safety culture, and demonstrate compliance to stakeholders.

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Safety KPIs HSE

KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) in HSE (Health, Safety & Environment) are metrics used to assess workplace safety and compliance with safety regulations. They are categorized into lagging KPIs, which measure incidents after they occur, and leading KPIs, which focus on proactive measures to prevent accidents. Utilizing KPIs helps organizations set safety goals, improve safety culture, and demonstrate compliance to stakeholders.

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Understanding KPIs in Safety (HSE)

What are KPIs?

KPI (Key Performance Indicator) is a number or measurement that tells you how well something is working.

In HSE (Health, Safety & Environment), KPIs help us measure how safe our workplace is and how well we

are following safety rules.

Why Do We Use KPIs in Safety?

- Measure performance (how safe is the site?)

- Set goals (zero accidents, 100% PPE use)

- Improve safety culture (more training, more awareness)

- Take action before problems become accidents

- Show proof to management, clients, or authorities

Types of KPIs in Safety

1. Lagging KPIs (after the accident happens) - Reactive

Examples:

- LTIFR: Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate - Injuries with lost work days

- TRIR: Total Recordable Incident Rate - All reportable injuries

- Fatalities: Deaths on site

- Medical treatment cases: Injuries needing medical help

- Property damage incidents: Damage to tools, equipment

2. Leading KPIs (before an accident happens) - Proactive

Examples:

- Safety inspections done: Are you checking regularly?

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Understanding KPIs in Safety (HSE)

- Toolbox talks conducted: Are workers informed?

- Near misses reported: Are unsafe situations reported?

- Safety training hours: Are people trained well?

- Unsafe conditions corrected: Are hazards being fixed?

- Permit to Work compliance: Are PTWs followed properly?

How KPIs Help You:

If you had 5 near misses and 0 injuries this month - workers are reporting issues early, and your controls are

working.

If only 1 toolbox talk was done this month and you had 2 minor injuries - this shows low awareness, you may

need more safety talks.

Summary:

| KPI Type | When It Helps | Focus | Example |

|------------|-------------------|------------|-------------------------------|

| Leading | Before accidents | Prevention | Near misses, safety talks |

| Lagging | After accidents | Reaction | Injuries, fatalities |

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