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Measuring Health and Safety Performance

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What is the main metric used to measure health and safety performance?

Accident statistics (correct)

Profit margin

Cashflow

Ill-health cases

How does the text suggest health and safety performance should be measured?

By aiming for zero accidents and harm (correct)

By counting the number of ill-health cases

By analyzing cashflow

By looking at the profit margin

Why is accident statistics considered a paradoxical measurement of health and safety success?

Because accidents are unrelated to health and safety performance

Because accidents indicate a failure in health and safety (correct)

Because accidents are not preventable

Because accidents are seen as a success metric

What does a higher number of days since the last accident indicate?

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In the context of health and safety performance, what does smaller figures typically indicate?

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Measuring Health and Safety Performance

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Questions and Answers

What is the main metric used to measure health and safety performance?

How does the text suggest health and safety performance should be measured?

Why is accident statistics considered a paradoxical measurement of health and safety success?

What does a higher number of days since the last accident indicate?

In the context of health and safety performance, what does smaller figures typically indicate?

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