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Benchmarking Safety Performance – Goal 1 LAUNCH – 15 th . September 2009

Benchmarking Safety Performance – Goal 1 LAUNCH – 15 th . September 2009. Dermot Carey Head of Safety Services Construction Industry Federation Benchmarking Co-Ordinator & Vassos Chrysostomou Evolution – IP Benchmarking Facilitator. Genesis of the Idea.

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Benchmarking Safety Performance – Goal 1 LAUNCH – 15 th . September 2009

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  1. Benchmarking Safety Performance – Goal 1LAUNCH – 15th. September 2009 Dermot Carey Head of Safety Services Construction Industry Federation Benchmarking Co-Ordinator & Vassos Chrysostomou Evolution – IP Benchmarking Facilitator Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  2. Genesis of the Idea Construction Safety Forum – May 24th. 2006 • Proposal; • “ Develop a National Safety Benchmark where companies could measure & compare their performance with an industry norm…” Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  3. What is Benchmarking ? • Benchmarking is the planned process by which an organisation compares its health and safety performance with others, with a view to; • Reduce accidents and ill health • Improve compliance • Cut compliance costs • Identify strengths & weaknesses in their system • Enables informed target setting • Continously improve • KEY – Accurate information about the industry performance UK Report – “Rethinking Construction” – “…there is a need to effectively measure performance if continious improvement is to be achieved…” Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  4. Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008-2010 Goal 1: To provide an occupational health and safety performance benchmark tool for companies in the construction industry. (Lead organisation: CIF) Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  5. Working Group Members • Members of Development Group • Dermot Carey – CIF • Frank Burke – SIAC Construction • John Lordan – Fleming Group • Myles McHugh – McNamara Const. • Peter Carey – P.J. Hegarty Ltd. • Stephen Rooney – LM Developments • Tony Sheridan – J. Sisk & Son Ltd. • Trudy Keogan – G&T Crampton Ltd. • Hugh Jordan / Marie Dalton – HSA • Fergus Whelan – ICTU • Nevan Mulrooney – SCS • Peter McCabe – CSP Co- Ordinator Evolution - IP Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  6. What to Benchmark ? • Our initial guide – “Keep it simple” & “Walk before you run” • Did not want to create an extra burden – use information that already exists but analyse it !!!! • Review other systems in other jurisdictions • Final Agreement • Measure fatal Accidents • Measure reportable accidents • Measure all accidents • For • Each business unit • Each site Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  7. Outcome • Benchmarking tool that generates; • Accident Frequency Rate (AFR) / Accident Incident Rates (AIR) • Specifically for the construction industry • Can be – • Per business unit • Per site • Many permutations of analysis ( Vassos to outline output) Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  8. Benefits • “What gets measured gets done” • Accurate analysis of AFR’s and AIR’s specifically related to the construction industry. • Quarterly expert analysis of “trends” and feedback • Ability to compare performance with others and the industry norm • Sharing of information. • Impetus to continually improve performance • Ability to prepare own reports ( MS Excel) Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  9. What does it look like ? Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  10. What does it look like ? Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  11. What does it look like ? Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  12. What does it look like ? Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  13. What does it look like ? Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  14. Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  15. What does it look like ? Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  16. What does it look like ? Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  17. Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  18. Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  19. Current Members • Main Contractor + PSCS – 15 • Sub Contractors - 8 • Business Units - 29 • Projects - 34 Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  20. Data Submission; Analysis & Reports • Data can be submitted any time • Quarterly Cut off Dates • 3rd week of the following month • 15th October 2009 – Q1-Q3 data • 22nd January 2010 • 23rd April 2010 • 23rd July 2010 • Analysis & Reports • Quarterly within 2 weeks of cut-off date • Annual Report Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  21. Reports • Five Anonymous Quarterly Reports • CSP • Main Contractors + PSCS • Main Contractors • PSCS Consultants • Sub Contractors • Quarterly Company Report • Identifying Projects & Performance per Business Unit • Annual Report Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  22. Reports Content • Accident Frequency Ratio - Reportable Accidents - ALL • Accident Frequency Ratio - Reportable Accidents - Own Operatives • Accident Frequency Ratio - Reportable Accidents - Sub- Contractors • Accident Frequency Ratio - All Accidents - ALL • Accident Frequency Ratio - All Accidents - Own Operatives • Accident Frequency Ratio - All Accidents - Sub Contractors • Accident Incident Ratio - Reportable Accidents - ALL • Accident Incident Ratio - Reportable Accidents - Own Operatives • Accident Incident Ratio - Reportable Accidents - Sub Contractors • Accident Incident Ratio - All Accidents - ALL • Accident Incident Ratio - All Accidents - Own Operatives • Accident Incident Ratio - All Accidents - Sub Contractors • Hours Lost to Accidents - Cumulative Table Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  23. Reports Content • Hours Lost to Accidents - ALL • Hours Lost to Accidents - Own Operatives • Hours Lost to Accidents - Sub Contractors • Reportable Accidents Modes - ALL • Reportable Accidents Modes - Own Staff • Reportable Accidents Modes - Sub Contractors • Reportable Accidents Triggers - ALL • Reportable Accidents Triggers - Own Staff • Reportable Accidents Triggers - Sub Contractors • Productivity Report • Median % Change From Original Contract Sum to Final Account Sum • % of Projects Where Final Account is Equal or Below Original Contract Sum Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  24. Outputs – Examples Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  25. Outputs – Examples Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  26. Outputs – Examples Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  27. Outputs – Examples Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

  28. Now taking registrations !!!!! • Most effective and reflective of industry if many sign up • Go to – www.csponline.ie and complete the registration form Construction Safety Partnership Plan 2008- 2010

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