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Rethinking Safety Metrics: Why PSIFs are the New Standard for Evaluating Workplace Risks

Not all incidents are the same. Some are relatively minor, and some are wake-up calls that should spur us to take a hard look at the effectiveness of our hazard controls and safety practices. Potential Serious Injuries and Fatalities (PSIFs) are near-misses or events that fortunately didn’t end in tragedy—but easily could have had a devastating impact on your workers and your business. Compared to more traditional lagging safety indicators like total recordable incident rate (TRIR) and days away, restricted, or transferred (DART) rates, PSIF provides a leading indicator to help safety professionals more clearly identify where the greatest risks lie and take more targeted actions to control them before they can lead to incidents. Lagging safety metrics are important but relying solely on them and tracking all incidents in the same way means we’re not focusing on the most serious workplace threats. 

In this live 60-minute webinar, you’ll gain an in-depth understanding of PSIF including:

• What qualifies as a PSIF (and what doesn’t)?
• How to identify, categorize, and document PSIFs in the field
• Why traditional safety metrics fail to prevent serious events
• How safety leaders are incorporating PSIFs into their safety metrics and reporting to drive culture change and save lives
• How software technologies including AI and machine learning can support PSIF tracking and analysis

PSIF represents a new school of thought in injury and illness prevention, and now is the time to revisit your safety metrics to see how PSIF can help you build a safer workplace. Whether you're in safety leadership, operations, or on the frontline, this session will give you actionable strategies to help shift the focus from paperwork to prevention. 

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