Hi I do not know who would be in a position to provide such information or whether there would be a world record due to the differing standards and methods of classifying and recording of accidents/incidents in different countries. Also I am pretty sure it would require some kind of independant verification body. Well done though. Regards

Guinness World Records do not currently have anything on their site for safety records - may be an opportunity to establish a baseline for others to aim at?

I remember, in my early years, our project reached 2 million hrs and i felt quite proud of my own small role (it was small) in this. Shortly afterward my pride suffered a catastrophic fall when I observed some other far off project had hit 6 million hrs... oops. As I've grown into this job I now realise the effort that goes into achieving one or even two million man-hours. It's not easy, in fact it's very, very hard. In my humble opinion, there's a level of 'man-hours' above which I don't think it's possible to get to. Certainly some of the higher figures quoted make me smile. I'm thinking you're having me on. MIck