Recordable and lost-time frequency rates, severity, near-miss reporting ratio and corrective action closure.
Total hours worked (period)
Reporting base
Recordable injuries
Lost-time injuries
Days lost
First-aid cases
Near misses reported
Corrective actions raised / closed
TRIR3.20recordable rate
LTIFR0.80lost-time rate
Severity rate9.6days lost
TRIR above 3.0 — worth investigating leading indicators and CAPA effectiveness
Near-miss reporting ratio9.3:1
Corrective action closure82%
A high near-miss ratio is a good sign — it means people are reporting before harm occurs. A ratio below 10:1 usually indicates under-reporting rather than a safe site.
Rates calculated per 200,000 hours worked. Definitions follow OSHA recordkeeping and ISO 45001 performance reporting. Benchmark bands are indicative — sector and jurisdiction change what counts as good.