... The best time to start using your safety data was yesterday, but the next best time is today. Part of the challenge is knowing when and where these incidents are likely to occur. If we could predict which department, area, or phase of work was expected to result in a specific type of injury...

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... performance. And yet, safety has always been an imperative due to the sometimes rather extreme hazards faced by the employees. Recognising this, the industry has made great strides in improving safety performance, as can be seen by the reduced lost time injury rates. The industry has also made remarkable...

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... Abstract Safety has traditionally been measured by using number of personell injuries as the major measure. This is a measure which do not cover the whole safety area. Criticality is defined as a total safety measure and the advantage of this measure is discussed. safety measure efficent...