Visier WORKPLACE SAFETY EXTENSION

Analyses and Business Questions

An analysis is a document that describes a collection of analytical content to analyze and understand a particular use case. While you can generate your own Analysis, each Visier application is delivered with a set of standard analyses.

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Business Questions

Discover Employee Safety Insights

Find valuable insights about the safety of your employees.

Overview

Employee Safety - Validation

Validate the data loaded for employee safety incidents and injuries.

Validate Incident Counts

Validate Safety Dimensions

Validate Incident Frequencies

Validate Time Loss

How are employees getting injured?

Identify the nature and source of employee safety incidents

How many incidents occurred?

What is the source and nature of safety incidents overall?

What is the source and nature of lost time incidents?

What is the source and nature of restricted time incidents?

What is the relationship between near miss and lost time incidents?

How does the safety record compare to last year?

Compare this year's safety record to last year to identify whether additional action is required.

How many days were lost to injury compared to last year?

How do incident and injury rates compare to prior years?

How many safety events have occurred compared to last year?

How much time is being lost to safety incidents?

Identify the time impact of safety incidents

Where is time being lost to safety injuries?

What causes the most lost time?

Learn About Safety Metrics

Learn how Visier People supports the reporting and analysis of workplace safety.

Overview

Counting Incidents

Source and Nature

Injury Frequency

Injury Severity

Projecting Injuries in the Future

Monitor Workplace Safety Incidents and Injuries

Monitor the number and severity of workplace safety incidents.

Safety

Explore the organization's overall safety record

What is the overall safety record this year?

What is the trend for the safety record?

Which parts of the organization have the highest injury frequency?

Additional analyses

What are the consequences of a poor safety record?

Explore the consequences and outcomes of organizational units where safety is poor

Do injuries result in higher overtime?

Does an unsafe environment lead to higher voluntary turnover?

What is the projected impact of injuries?

Explore the impact of safety incidence and severity rates on

the amount of time lost to injuries.

What will be the projected days lost to injuries given changes to hours worked and safety rates?

How has total hours worked changed?

What has been the historical frequency of employees suffering injuries?

How severe have injuries been in the past?

Where do safety incidents and injuries occur?

Identify the parts of the organization that would benefit most from safety improvements

Which departments have the worst safety record?

How is injury frequency changing?

What is the spread between safety frequency measures?

How is injury severity changing?

Who is getting injured?

Identify which employee groups have the most incidents

Which part of the organization has the highest number of safety incidents?

Which job families have the highest number of incidents?

Which tenure groups have the highest number of incidents?

Which gender group has the highest number of incidents?

Which group of employees gets injured the most?

Metrics

A metric is a value that is computed from the Subject and Events for a particular group of entities in a particular time frame. An example of a metric is "Turnover Rate."

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DART Safety Injuries Count	The number of injuries with Days Away, Restricted, or Transferred (DART).
DART Safety Injury Frequency	The number of Days Away, Restricted, or Transferred (DART) injuries per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Days Lost per DART Injury	The number of days lost per DART injury.
Days Lost per Qualified for Workers Compensation Injury	The number of days lost per injury for injuries that qualified for workers compensation.
Days Lost per Restricted Time Injury	The number of restricted work days per injury.
Days Lost to DART Injuries	The number of days lost to DART injuries.
Days Lost to Qualified for Workers Compensation Safety Injury	The number of days lost for injuries that qualified for workers compensation.
Days Restricted per DART Injury	The number of restricted work days per DART injury.
Days Restricted to DART Injuries	The number of days of restricted work for DART injuries.
Fatalities Count	Fatalities Count is the number of employee deaths that occur while at work or performing work-related tasks.
Fatalities per Employee	Fatalities per Employee is the ratio of the total number of fatalities to the average headcount.
Fatality Frequency	Fatalities Count is the number of employee deaths that occur while at work or performing work-related tasks per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Lost Time Injury Frequency per Million Hours	The number of lost time injuries per million hours worked.
Lost Time Safety Injuries Count	The number of lost time injuries.
Lost Time Safety Injuries Time Lost per Injury	The number of days lost per injury.
Lost Time Safety Injury Frequency	The number of lost time injuries per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Lost Time Safety Injury Severity	The number of days lost to lost time injuries per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Near Miss Frequency	The number of near miss safety incidents per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Near Misses Count	The number of near miss safety incidents.
Near Misses Percent of Total	The percentage of near miss safety incidents contributed by each group.
Near Misses per Employee	The number of near miss safety incidents per employee.
Recordable Incident Frequency per Million Hours	The number of recordable safety incidents per 1,000,000 hours.
Recordable Safety Incident Frequency	The number of recordable safety incidents per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Recordable Safety Incident Lost Time	The number of days lost for all safety incidents which meet the minimum statutory reporting requirements.
Recordable Safety Incident Percent of Total	The percentage of recordable safety incidents contributed by each group.
Recordable Safety Incident Severity	The number of lost work days per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs) for recordable incidents.
Recordable Safety Incident Time Lost per Incident	The number of days lost per safety incident for incidents which meet the minimum statutory reporting requirements.
Recordable Safety Incidents Count	The number of safety incidents that meet the minimum statutory reporting criteria.
Recordable Safety Incidents per Employee	The number of recordable safety incidents per employee.
Restricted Time Safety Injuries Count	The number of restricted time injuries.
Restricted Time Safety Injury Frequency	The number of restricted time injuries per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Restricted Time Safety Injury Severity	The number of restricted time days per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Safety Incident Frequency	The number of safety incidents, excluding near miss incidents, per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Safety Incident Percent of Total	The percentage of safety incidents, excluding near miss incidents, contributed by each group.
Safety Incidents Count	The number of safety incidents, excluding near miss incidents.
Safety Incidents per Employee	The number of safety incidents, excluding near miss incidents, per employee.
Safety Injuries Qualified for Workers Compensation Count	The number of injuries that qualified for workers compensation.
Safety Injuries Qualified for Workers Compensation Frequency	The number of injuries that qualified for workers compensation per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Safety Injuries Qualified for Workers Compensation Severity	The number of days lost for injuries that qualified for workers compensation per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Time Since Last Lost Time Injury	The number of days since a lost time injury occurred.
Total Safety Event Frequency	Total Safety Events Count is the total number of safety incidents and near miss safety incidents per 100 full-time equivalents (FTEs).
Total Safety Events Count	Total Safety Events Count is the total number of safety incidents and near miss safety incidents.
Working Days Lost to Injury Percentage	The percentage of expected working days that are forfeited because of work-related injury.

Dimensions

A dimension is created from a concept or property and contains all the potential values. It is then used to allow filtering and grouping of the content. Dimensions can be hierarchical. An example of a dimension is "Generation" which groups employees by the year of their birth.

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Agency	The agency in charge of the incident.
Incident Category	The category to which the safety incident belongs.
Incident Location	The location where the incident happened.
Injury Event Type	The type of injury sustained during the safety incident.
Reported On Time	Whether the incident is reported on time.
Safety Management Status	Whether or not the employee has safety management status.
Time Lost Type	The type of injury event.

Concepts

Visier employs a large range of analytical concepts, these define expected and desired analytical objects. Each concept allows configuration so that the concept can be employed by you. An example of a concept is "Involuntary Turnover" which allows you to define the types of turnover that are to be considered as involuntary.

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Is DART	Injuries that lead to days away, restricted or transferred time.
Is Fatality	An employee who is killed while at work or performing work-related tasks.
Is Illness	Cases that are recordable work-related illness.
Is Injury	Cases that are recordable work-related physical injuries.
Is Lost Time	Any injury which leads to work days being lost.
Is Near Miss	An event where a person was close to having a safety incident or getting injured.
Is Recordable	Any safety incident that meets the minimum statutory reporting criteria.
Is Restricted Time	Injuries that lead to restricted work hours e.g. light duties or desk work.
Under Safety Management	Employees who are managed by the organization's safety management system and processes.

What If and Planning Models

Visier contains a series of models that can either project a likely future, or allow user to plan.

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Subjects

Subjects are entities that evolve and change. They have properties and changes to those properties are captured over time. An example of a subject is "Employee."

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Safety Incident	The details of all safety incidents recorded by the organization.

Events

Events are records that occur at a specific point in time and do not change after they have occurred. An example of an event is an interview.

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Time Lost	The details of time lost related to specific injuries.

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