Zero Harm, Safety Differently....so many slogans and programmes aimed at eliminating risk entirely and suggesting humans should never make mistakes. We aim to measure in order to manage, but what should we measure? LTIFR and other common safety measures are deeply flawed, not only because they only look backward and cannot reliably predict future performance; they can be manipulated and distorted, and they only measure failures, not our successes.

This article offers food for thought....

https://myosh.com/blog/2020/01/29/focus-on-the-journey-and-the-destination-takes-care-of-itself/?utm_campaign=HSEQ%20News&utm_source=hs_email&utm_medium=email&utm_content=82574857&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-__mov3a3GMgi7qcGYffn0k_tFYWVcpGRuOh3HdOuVtXDR6MGIgucNsKfF3K1raXvDBYA0d9gUR3GskefSdnIyN5aluqQ&_hsmi=82574857