Key Performance Indicators
Key Performance Indicators
At Keloka Contracting Corp. , we prioritize a holistic approach to Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE). Our commitment to excellence is reflected in the careful monitoring and assessment of several key performance indicators (KPIs) to ensure a safe and secure work environment. Below are the KPIs we consider crucial for tracking our progress and success:
Total Recordable Incident Frequency
- Definition: Measures the total number of recordable incidents per a specific
number of hours worked - Example: TRIF = (Number of Recordable Incidents / Total Hours Worked) *
1,000,000
Lost Time Injury Frequency
- Definition: Measures the total number of lost time injuries per a specific number of hours worked.
- Example: LTIF = (Number of Lost Time Injuries / Total Hours Worked) *
1,000,000
Slips, Trips, and Falls
- Definition: Tracks incidents related to slips, trips, and falls within the workplace.
- Example: Number of Slips, Trips, and Falls Incidents reported and investigated.
Incident Reporting and Investigation
- Definition: The efficiency and effectiveness of our incident reporting and
investigation process - Example: Timeliness of incident reporting, thoroughness of investigations.
Training
- Definition: Evaluates the effectiveness of our training programs in enhancing
safety awareness - Example: Percentage of employees who completed required safety training.
Hazard and Risk Management
- Definition: Assesses the identification and mitigation of hazards and risks in the
workplace. - Example: Number of identified hazards, percentage of mitigated risks.
Injury Management and Risk Intervention
- Definition: Evaluates how effectively injuries are managed and risks are
intervened. - Example: Time taken for injury resolution, success rate of risk interventions
KPI Scorecard
| KPI | Rating | Score (per site) | Performance Grade | Escalation Required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
TRIF | Excellent | 0-1.5 | A | No |
LTIF | Excellent | 0-0.5 | A | NO |
Slips, Trips, and Falls | Satisfactory | 1-5 incidents | B | Yes (if recurring) |
Incident Reporting &
Investigation | Excellent | Timely and Thorough | A | No |
Training | Excellent | 90-100% completion | A | No |
Hazard and Risk
Management | Good | 80-90% mitigation | B | Yes (if below 80%) |
Injury Management &
Risk Intervention | Satisfactory | Timely Resolution | B | Yes (if delayed) |
Health, Safety, Security, and Environment (HSSE) Scorecard
| Criteria | Metric | Rating | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
Total Recordable Incident Frequency | TRIF | Excellent | 1.2 |
Lost Time Injury Frequency | LTIF | Excellent | 0.3 |
Slips, Trips, and Falls | Incidents Reported | Satisfactory | 3 |
Incident Reporting & Investigation | Timeliness and
Thoroughness | Excellent | - |
Training | Completion Rate | Excellent | 95% |
Hazard and Risk Management | Mitigation Success Rate | Good | 85% |
Injury Management & Risk Intervention | Timely Resolution | Satisfactory | - |
Example Data
- For Slips, Trips, and Falls: If there were 3 reported incidents at Site A, the rating is
“Satisfactory,” and the score is 3. - For Training: If 95% of employees at Site B completed the required safety
training, the rating is “Excellent,” and the score is 95%.
This scorecard allows us to monitor and improve our performance in HSSE, ensuring a safe and secure work environment
