SHE Team Annual Health & Safety performance report - Finning (UK)

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Annual Health and Safety
Performance Report 2011/2012
Safety Events
Our total number of injuries was 158, we have
approximately 2340 employees.
Our total injuries reduced by 17% against last year’s
fi gures (2010/11). This is our lowest number of injuries
on record. Over the last 22 years, total and RIDDOR
injuries have reduced by Total 81% and RIDDOR and injuries 87% 1990 - respectively.
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We publish all our reported near hits and injury
data on the SHE Team intranet site, within TOpS.
We held two successful signifi cant Individual and
Organisational Learning Panels which refl ected
on fi re behaviour training injuries and a near
hit related to water training. Organisational
and individual learning was actioned to give
continuous improvement.
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Total Injuries
RIDDOR Injuries (Major and over 3 day)
Our Birmingham South Command area has the best
reporting culture for near hits and violent incidents.
We won the ROSPA Occupational Health and Safety
Sector Award for the Emergency Services Sector in May
2012 having received a Gold Medal Award in May 2011.
This was received as a result of our good injury data and
H&S management systems and positive culture.
The number of violent incidents reported has
reduced by 16% compared against the
previous year.
Our main type of violence report is verbal 51% then
missiles 24%.
We worked with the Arson Task Force to improve our
violence procedure. A map below shows current
violence hotspots.
Our RIDDOR reportable injuries increased by
50% against last year’s fi gures (2010/11) due to
slip, trips and fall injuries.
Slip,
trip and
fall accidents
are still number
We had a small decrease in the number of vehicle
collisions and damage to our fl eet, compared to the
previous year 2010/11. (146-134)
Just under 50% of our vehicle collisions occur between
0-5 mph. A small reduction in these was achieved
during 2010/2011.
Two thirds of our injuries occur in a controlled
environment, where we are not in an emergency
situation.
The breakdown of where our injuries occur is:
51% 33% 16%
Not at incident At an During
or training incident training
We did not receive any Prosecutions or
Enforcement Notices from the HSE.