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HSE Statistics Table

This document provides a sample HSE statistics table for tracking various health, safety, and environment KPIs (key performance indicators) at a company on a monthly basis. The table includes 22 parameters to track such as the number of workers, man-hours, HSE meetings, incidents like near misses, injuries, and fatalities. It also provides definitions and formulas for calculating metrics like lost time injury frequency. The goal is to help companies systematically measure and analyze their HSE performance over time to identify areas for improvement.

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HSE Statistics Table

This document provides a sample HSE statistics table for tracking various health, safety, and environment KPIs (key performance indicators) at a company on a monthly basis. The table includes 22 parameters to track such as the number of workers, man-hours, HSE meetings, incidents like near misses, injuries, and fatalities. It also provides definitions and formulas for calculating metrics like lost time injury frequency. The goal is to help companies systematically measure and analyze their HSE performance over time to identify areas for improvement.

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TRAINING RESOURCE

on
HSE STATISTICS TABLE

Delivered by
CLEVEPRONET NIGERIA LIMITED an affiliate of INSTITUTE OF SAFETY PROFESSIONALS OF NIGERIA(ISPON)
HSE STATISTICS
TABLE
Let’s know
ourselves
Company Year 2023

HSE Name/Location

STATISTICS
Month January
Date:

TABLE S/N
1.
Parameters (KPIs)
No. of Workers
Target Actual Remarks

SAMPLE
2. Total Man-hours
3. HSE Meetings
4. Toolbox Talks
5. HSE Audit/Inspection
6. Drills
7. Unsafe Acts (UA)
8. Unsafe Conditions (UC)
9. *Near Misses (NM) with
IPM>C3
10. Restricted Work Cases
(RWC)
11. First Aid Cases (FAC)
12. Medical Treatment Cases
(MTC)
13. Lost Workday Cases (LWC)
14. No of Days Away from Work
15. Road Traffic Accidents
(RTA)
16. Permanent Partial Disability
(PPD)
17. Permanent Total Disability
(PTD)
18. Fatality (FAT)
19. Lost Time Injury (LTI)
20. Lost Time Injury Frequency
(LTIF)
21. Total Recordable Cases
(TRC)
LTI = FAT + PTD + PPD + LWC

LTIF = (LTI x 1,000,000)/man-hours

Only Near Misses with Incident Potential Matrix (IPM) rating of C3 and above
are recordable. See Table 2 below.

When Potential Serious Injuries (PSI) are used, NM may be left out as they
technically describe the same cases.

Potential consequence of the incident Measure of exposure

A B C D E

Ratin g People (P) Asset (A) Environment Very Low Medium High Very
(E) Low high

Yearly Quarterly Monthly Weekly Daily

1 Insignificant Slight Slight Leak


damage

2 Minor injury Minor Minor leak/spill


damage

3 Major injury Localized Localized


damage leak/spill

4 PTD Major Major leak/pill


damage

5 Fatality Extensive Marine leak


damage
ANY
QUESTIONS
?
THANK
YOU

on HSE STATISTICS TABLE TRAINING RESOURCE Delivered by CLEVEPRONET NIGERIA LIMITED an affiliate of INSTITUTE OF SAFETY PRO
HSE STATISTICS TABLE
Let’s know ourselves ourselves
Company Name/Location Year 2023 Month January Date: S/N Parameters (KPIs) Target Actual Remarks 1. No. of Workers 2. Total M
Potential consequence of the incident Measure of exposure A B C D E Ratin g People (P) Asset (A) Environment (E) Very Low Low
ANY QUESTIONS ?
THANK YOU

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