Achieving Progressive Safety Culture through ICT

Presenter: Tan Kai Hong : Subramanyan R

IDD SolutionNet Pte Ltd

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Safety Context

Chances of loss measured in economic, severity or human injury terms. Risk can be viewed as a Hazard and/or an Exposure, where hazard is a physical or chemical condition or practice with the potential for causing harm. Exposure is a condition or practice of being unprotected from or being subjected to potential harm.

Risk Identification Context

Pure Risk

Risk means a chance of loss or no loss, but no gain (e.g. a fire or theft, loss).

Industry Practices Standard Surveys Personal Inspection Record & Files

Examples Insurance, safety and compliance Fire safety, maintenance, environmental, quality etc. Audit, non conformance report, Incident investigation Layouts, P&ID drawings Domain experts, employees, industry related knowledge source Hazop, what if, FMECA, FTA etc.
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Flow Chart & Drawings Knowledgeable People

Hazard Analysis Techniques

2011
Total Accidents Construction Industry

2010
Total Accidents Construction Industry

2009
Total Accidents Construction Industry

Total Work Site Accidents Fatality Permanent Disability Temporary Disability

10,121 61 121 9,939

1,872 18.5% 22 36% 30 24.74% 1,820 18.31%

10,319 55 136 10,128

2,406 23% 32 58% 38 27.94% 2,336 23%

10,834 70 126 10,638

2,853 26% 31 44.28% 44 34.92% 2,778 25.64%

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Proof Of Concept Application

Proof of concept application with OICCS implementation and downloadable copy of this presentation is available at isafe.grid.net.sg
& www.facebook.com/iSafeSoftware

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