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    This document provides definitions and examples for calculating various health and safety metrics in manufacturing. It defines Total Incident Rate (TIR), Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR), Lost Time Incident Rate (LTIR), and Lost Time Incident Severity Rate (LTISR) and shows examples of how to calculate each. It also provides examples of calculating other related metrics like safe working hours and days and how to calculate financial losses from incidents.

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    This document provides definitions and examples for calculating various health and safety metrics in manufacturing. It defines Total Incident Rate (TIR), Total Recordable Incident Rate (TRIR), Lost Time Incident Rate (LTIR), and Lost Time Incident Severity Rate (LTISR) and shows examples of how to calculate each. It also provides examples of calculating other related metrics like safe working hours and days and how to calculate financial losses from incidents.

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    How to calculate TRIR / LTIR /

    LTISR

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    Abbreviations
    HC = Head Count
    LTIR = Lost Time Incident Rate
    LTISR = Lost Time Incidents Severity Rate
    SWH = Safe Working Hours
    TIR = Total Incident Rate
    TRIR = Total Recordable Incident Rate
    TSD = Total Safe Days
    TWH = Total Working Hours
    TWD = Total Working Days

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    Total Incident Rate
    Example 1 for TIR Example 2 for TIR
    No. of Incidents = 2 No. of Incidents = 8
    HC = 200 HC = 300
    Duration = 3 months (90 Days) Duration = 1 year (365 Days)
    WHs = HC x Daily working Hours x Total working days WHs = HC x Daily working Hours x Total working days

    = 200 x 8 x 90 = 144,000 = 300 x 8 x 365 = 876,000

    TIR = _____(No. of Incidents x 200,000)_______ TIR = _____(No. of Incidents x 200,000)_______


    No. of WHs in reporting period (TWH) No. of WHs in reporting period (TWH)

    TIR = (2 x 200,000) / 144,000 TIR = (8 x 200,000) / 876000


    TIR = 2.77 TIR = 0.45

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    Total Recordable Incident Rate
    Example 1 for TRIR Example 2 for TRIR
    No. of Recordable Incidents = 2 No. of Recordable Incidents = 8
    HC = 200 HC = 300
    Duration = 3 months (90 Days) Duration = 1 year (365 Days)
    WHs = HC x Daily working Hours x Total working days WHs = HC x Daily working Hours x Total working days

    = 200 x 8 x 90 = 144,000 = 300 x 8 x 365 = 876,000

    TRIR = _(No. of Recordable Incidents x 200,000)___ TRIR = _(No. of Recordable Incidents x 200,000)___
    No. of WHs in reporting period (TWH) No. of WHs in reporting period (TWH)

    TRIR = (2 x 200,000) / 144,000 TRIR = (8 x 200,000) / 876000


    TRIR = 2.77 TRIR = 0.45

    Recordable incidents include, Medical Treatment Cases (MTC), Restricted Work Cases (RWC), Lost Time Incident
    Cases (LTI) and Fatality.
    Nearmiss, Unsafe acts and unsafe conditions are not part of TRIR
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    Lost Time Incident Rate
    Example 1 for LTIR Example 2 for LTIR
    No. of Lost Time Incidents = 2 No. of Lost Time Incidents = 8
    HC = 200 HC = 300
    Duration = 3 months (90 Days) Duration = 1 year (365 Days)
    WHs = HC x Daily working Hours x Total working days WHs = HC x Daily working Hours x Total working days

    = 200 x 8 x 90 = 144,000 = 300 x 8 x 365 = 876,000

    LTIR = _____(No. of LTI x 200,000)_______ LTIR = _____(No. of LTI x 200,000)_______


    No. of WHs in reporting period (TWH) No. of WHs in reporting period (TWH)

    LTIR = (2 x 200,000) / 144,000 LTIR = (8 x 200,000) / 876000


    LTIR = 2.77 LTIR = 0.45

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    Lost Time Incident Severity Rate
    Example 1 for LTISR Example 2 for LTISR
    No. of Lost Time Incidents = 2 No. of Lost Time Incidents = 8
    No. of Days Lost = 5 No. of Days Lost = 13
    HC = 200 HC = 300
    Duration = 3 months (90 Days) Duration = 1 year (365 Days)
    WHs = HC x Daily working Hours x Total working days WHs = HC x Daily working Hours x Total working days

    = 200 x 8 x 90 = 144,000 = 300 x 8 x 365 = 876,000

    LTISR = _____(No. of Days Lost x 200,000)_______ LTISR = _____(No. of Days Lostx 200,000)_______
    No. of WHs in reporting period (TWH) No. of WHs in reporting period (TWH)

    LTISR = (5 x 200,000) / 144,000 LTISR = (13 x 200,000) / 876000


    LTISR = 6.94 LTISR = 2.96

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    Other Calculations
    HC = Head Count Examples Safe Working Hours Calculations
    LTIR = Lost Time Incident Rate WHs lost = 192
    TWH = Total Working Hours TWH = 48000
    SWH = Safe Working Hours
    TWD = Total Working Days
    SWHs = 48000 – 192 = 47808
    TSD = Total Safe Days SWHs %age = (47808/48000) * 100 = 99.6

    Example for LTIR TWDs = 30 x HC = 30 x 200 = 6000


    No. of LTI reports = 2 WDs lost = Accident a + Accident b = 10 +14 = 24
    HC = 200 SWDs = 6000 – 24 = 5976
    Duration = 1 month (30 Days)
    WHs = 200 x 8 x 30 = 48,000 SWDs %age = (5976/6000) x 100 = 99.6
    LTIR = (No. of LTI x 200,000) / TWH = 8.33
    * 8.33 workers out of every 100 are part of LTI. Examples of Loss Calculation
    Salary of Accident a victim = 36,000
    Accident a = 10 days lost Salary of Accident b victim = 40,000
    Accident b = 14 days lost
    Loss in accident a = (36000/30) x 10 = 12000
    WHs lost due to accident a = 10 * 8 = 80 Loss in accident b = (40000/30) x 14 = 18666
    WHs lost due to accident b = 14 * 8 = 112 Total loss = 12000 + 18666 = 30666 + hospitalization
    WHs lost due to accident a & b = 80 + 112 = 192 expenses (if any)

    8 = Daily working hours

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