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Number of Exposure Hours for 2024
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Company Size
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Injuries and illnesses that are recordable are those that result in:
- Death
- Loss of consciousness
- Days away from work
- Restricted work activity or job transfer
- Medical treatment beyond first aid
- Significant cases as diagnosed by a physician or other licensed health care professional
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Number of Recordable Incidents by Category
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The formula used for calculating an incident rate is as follows:
Total # of recordable injuries and illness x 200,000 manhours divided by
Total exposure hours worked = Incident Rate
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All participating members with total recordable incident rate decreasing 25% or more of the previous year’s total recordable incident rate incidence rate will be presented a "President's Recognition of Safety Improvement".
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EWTC Safety Leadership Awards
Upload a short video submission – 60 to a maximum of 120 seconds in length - explaining in simple terms what you or your company have done that has prompted the nomination.
Your video will be shown at the Safety Awards Ceremony and distributed to a selection committee for voting. It will also be used on EWTC online platforms, including social media. We recommend ensuring you receive clearance for this from your communications department prior to submission.
The winner will be decided on by a committee of HSE professionals advance of the conference.
Video Instructions:
• Keep it simple so your story is easily and quickly understood.
• Your video should either start by stating:
• My name is XX from COMPANY NAME and we have been nominated for the XX category or have a lower-third graphic including the same info.
• Explain the reason for nominating
• Explain the benefits that have resulted.
• Be safe – consider your surroundings when filming
Provide details on:
• the issue that was identified and describe how it was addressed.
• the evidence of benefits and sustainability.
• the role in developing and implementing the innovation.
• the possibility for industry wide use.
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The Human Performance Award recognizes companies that exemplify excellence in integrating human performance principles into their safety programs. This award is given to organizations that prioritize human factors in their safety strategies, ultimately reducing errors and enhancing their companies overall safety culture.
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The Failing Safely Award honors companies or individuals who have turned a safety incident into a learning opportunity. This award recognizes those who, after experiencing a safety incident, have developed and implemented effective protocols or plans that focus on preventing similar incidents and ensuring safe practices in the future. It celebrates resilience, innovation, and a proactive approach to safety management.
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This award is for companies that have put in place an innovative process, practice or designed a tool that improves HSE across the industry.
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Accepted fomats:
jpg, jpeg, png, gif, bmp, heic, pdf, docx, doc, xlsx, xls, ppt, pptx, txt, csv, zip, mp3, wma, mpg, mpeg, mp4, avi
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