It is difficult to improve what is not measured. In occupational health and safety, indicators help monitor prevention efforts and support evidence-based decisions.
Beyond traditional incident indicators, proactive indicators are useful: inspections completed, corrective measures implemented and participation in prevention activities. They provide a fuller picture of worksite dynamics.
For the OHS coordinator, these measures support dialogue with teams and managers. They help highlight progress and adjust priorities.
This article offers an initial discussion of the topic. Practical tools may complement this foundation.
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