This document defines several safety indices used to measure incidents at workplaces. Loss Time Injury (LTI) refers to injuries that result in more than one day away from work, and LTI Frequency is the rate of LTIs per million total safe manhours worked. Potential Incidents are situations that could lead to an incident, while Near Misses are incidents that nearly caused injury due to small changes in time or distance. The document also defines Safeman Days without Fatality and Safeman Days without LTI as the number of days since the last fatality or LTI occurred.
This document defines several safety indices used to measure incidents at workplaces. Loss Time Injury (LTI) refers to injuries that result in more than one day away from work, and LTI Frequency is the rate of LTIs per million total safe manhours worked. Potential Incidents are situations that could lead to an incident, while Near Misses are incidents that nearly caused injury due to small changes in time or distance. The document also defines Safeman Days without Fatality and Safeman Days without LTI as the number of days since the last fatality or LTI occurred.
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This document defines several safety indices used to measure incidents at workplaces. Loss Time Injury (LTI) refers to injuries that result in more than one day away from work, and LTI Frequency is the rate of LTIs per million total safe manhours worked. Potential Incidents are situations that could lead to an incident, while Near Misses are incidents that nearly caused injury due to small changes in time or distance. The document also defines Safeman Days without Fatality and Safeman Days without LTI as the number of days since the last fatality or LTI occurred.
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LTF : Loss Time njury Frequency PNM : Potential ncident/ Near Misses efinition : LT - Lost Time njuries are the sum of Fatalities, Permanent Total isabilities and Lost Workday Cases but excIuding Restricted Work Cases. LT results in MC for workers more than 1 day from the incident or significant damage to property. LTF - Frequency rate of LT cases per Total Safe Manhours LTF = LT x 1,000,000 Total Safe Manhours Potential ncident A situation or human behavior that could Iead to an incident . eg 1: Contractor smoking inside building while working at night. eg2 : A brick in left at stair in staircase area. Near Miss - A near miss describes an incident which given a sIight shift in time or distance might have resulted in injury, ill- heath or damage. eg1: Staff nearly slip on wet floor eg2: Fire Extingusher fall from its position Safeman days without fatality Numbers of days until current after the date of last fatality Safeman days without LT Numbers of days until current after the date of last LT.