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Our 2023 Safety Action Plan has many ways for you to take an active role in safety at your division.
WOW! We have big plans for Safety in 2023!
But before we get into that, let’s review our 2022 performance:
Lagging Indicators, or Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), are measurements of events that have happened. These occupational injury and illness events are divided by our hours worked and roll-up into our incident rates. OSI’s Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR) at the end of 2022 was 3.8 events per 100-FTEs. When compared to 2021, we saw an improvement in the number of recordables and our TRIR.
26% Improvement in the number of OSHA Recordables
- 65 OSHA Recordable events company-wide in 2022
- 88 OSHA Recordable events company-wide in 2021
23.5% Improvement in TRIR
- Pipe & Tube = 65% Improvement in TRIR
- Total Flat Rolled = 17% Improvement in TRIR
Leading Indicators are Key Activity Indicators (KAIs) for Safety performance. They incorporate activities related to safety, such as training, weekly safety walks, safety committee meetings, hazard recognition, poka yokes and near miss reporting. Again, when compared to 2021 data, we are showing improvement.
59% more Near Misses Reported and Operational Learnings Captured
- 259 near miss events reported in 2022
- 163 near miss events reported in 2021
98% More Safety Improvement Projects Completed
- 160 poka yokes completed in 2022
- 81 poka yokes completed in 2021
57% More Safety Actions Completed
- 6,575 safety actions completed in 2022
- 4,198 safety actions completed in 2021
2023 Safety Action Plan
As mentioned above, our Safety Action Plan falls into the Key Activity Indicators category. We made big strides in 2022 and we’re continuing that momentum in 2023 by focusing on these 10 action items:
You can have an impact on Safety by taking action in 2023 – GO GEMBA! Attend safety meetings, share your improvement ideas, ask questions and get involved. Together, we’re putting Safety First. Always.
To learn more about your division’s goals related to the Safety Action Plan shown above, reach out to your local Safety contact.
Safety First. Always. And, it starts with me.
