How to Use Leading Indicators to Enhance Safety in the Workplace
Workplace safety has traditionally focused on lagging indicators, such as the number of accidents or incidents that have already happened.
Workplace safety has traditionally focused on lagging indicators, such as the number of accidents or incidents that have already happened.
More and more, organizations are beginning to understand the limitations of relying solely on backward-looking metrics to inform their safety
More EHS leaders are realizing the limitations of lagging indicators and are embracing health and safety leading indicators to more accurately assess safety performance in real-time. But how do you get started with leading indicators and select the right ones to set your organization on a data-driven path toward sustainable safety results?