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We had the above question and I lost the plot. 264,000 man days were worked on a site. We had x1 reportable accident. Can someone please confirm what the accident rate figure would be per 100,000 workers?
I have hit a mental blank. I have researched and would also like to know the current construction industry reportable accident rate per 100,000 workers as the more I read the more confused I get!
I normally use the calcualtions below but that gives a 0.3 something when I think it should be a 3. something? Please help and stop me going mad!
- AIR) Accident incident rate used = no of reportable accidents x 1000 divided by total number of operatives.
- AFR) Accident frequency rate – no of reportable accidents x 100,000 divided by number of hours worked.
Edited by user 16 June 2017 14:06:36(UTC)
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Depends on the number of hours worked each day ( and overtime) but :- Accidents Days Hrs/Day total hours constant AFR 1 264000 8 2112000 100000 0.047348485 1 264000 10 2640000 100000 0.037878788 1 264000 12 3168000 100000 0.031565657 Edited by user 16 June 2017 14:27:11(UTC)
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Hey,
Any time i am working this out i use the calcuation of number of incidents (RIDDOR Reportable, Lost Time Medical Tratment etc) x 100,000 / number of manhours worked.
There is some guidance on this availble on the HSE website.
hope this helps.
Suzz
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