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KPI Dictionary - Petrolines
KPI Dictionary - Petrolines
KPI Dictionary - Petrolines
PERFORMANCE ALIGNMENT WORKSHOP
NO FUNCTIONS
1 GENERIC
2 FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING
3 HUMAN RESOURCE
4 SALES AND MARKETING
5 BUSINESS PLANNING AND PERFORMANCE MONITORING
6 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
7 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
8 ENGINEERING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
9 CONTRACT AND PROCUREMENT
10 OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE
11 TECHNICAL SERVICES
12 LOGISTICS
13 PUMP STATION OPERATIONS
14 HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT (HSE)
15 GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
1. Generic
KPI Name KPI definition (Measurement)
% of meeting deadlines Percentage of time spent meeting deadlines divided by total deadlines within a time
frame
Average response time Response time divided by number of work within a time frame
Cycle time (Hours/Days) Cycle time (e.g. in days) from job acceptance until job done
Reduction in Cycle time Number of days/ Hours reduced due to process improvements
(Hours/ Days)
% of Attendance Percentage of attendance at specified individual/series of event/meeting
Accident Rate (%) Measuring the percentage of (within the Division/Organization) accidents per employee
during a period of time. Indicates the safety of the work environment
% Increase in output % increase in output/ service volume with the same number of manpower
Training man days per staff Total number of training days divided by number of staff
% of budget deviation Percent of budget deviation value compared to the total budget.
relative to total budget
Actual vs. budgeted cost ($) Difference between actual cost incurred against budget
Forecast accuracy of Actual budget (costs) relative to the established budget
budget ($)
Number of days to Measures efficiency of budgeting process, against last year and industry standard
close/finalize budget
(Number)
Time by which budget Measures efficiency of budgeting process, the earlier it is closed the faster the company
closed before year end can focus on the new strategies and initiatives for the coming year
(Time)
Accounts Days This measure shows how many days it takes for the company to collect on their credit
Receivable/Debtor days sales – against company policy, against last year, against industry standard
(Time)
% of overdue invoices Percentage of overdue invoices i.e. invoices that have not been paid before their
payment date.
Average monetary value of Average monetary value of overdue invoices.
overdue invoices
% of disputed accounts Disputed accounts receivables as a percentage of total accounts receivables
receivables against total
accounts receivables
% of bad debts against Percentage of bad debts against invoiced revenue.
invoiced revenue
Accounts Days This measure shows how many days it takes to pay accounts payable. A company’s
Payable/Creditor days average payable period – against company policy, against last year
(time)
Cycle time to resolve an Average cycle time (e.g. in days) to resolve invoice errors.
invoice error (Time)
Cycle time for expense Cycle time in days to approve and make reimbursement
reimbursements (Time)
% of overdue tax Percentage of overdue tax statements; either not filed in-time or not paid in-time.
statements
Average overdue time of Average overdue time (e.g. in days) of tax statement filing.
tax statement filing
Accuracy of recorded fixed Fixed asset acquisitions are accurately recorded.
assets (Ratio)
% of fixed asset disposals Percentage of fixed asset disposals that are recorded.
that are recorded
% of fixed asset Percentages of fixed asset acquisitions are recorded in the appropriate period.
acquisitions are recorded in
the appropriate period
% of non-valid changes to Percentages of non-valid changes that are made to the fixed asset register and/or
the fixed asset register master file.
% of fixed asset disposals Percentage of fixed asset disposals that are recorded in the appropriate period.
recorded in the appropriate
period
% of depreciation charges Percentage of depreciation charges that are accurately calculated and recorded.
accurately calculated and
recorded
% of fixed asset disposals Percentage of fixed asset disposals that is accurately calculated and recorded.
accurately calculated and
recorded
% of depreciation charges Percentage of depreciation charges that are recorded in the appropriate period.
recorded in the appropriate
period
Accuracy of changes to the Percentage of changes to the fixed asset register and/or master file that is accurate.
fixed asset register
Depreciation to Fixed Depreciation to Fixed Assets ratio measures how diligently the company is replacing its
Assets ratio old fixed assets with replacements.
Cycle time for periodic The time taken in days to close the accounts (monthly, quarterly, annually)
closing of accounts (Time)
Accuracy of financial Qualitative measure of accuracy against agreed criteria
statements
Average cost of rework due Measures cost in terms of money due to rework
to inaccuracy
Delay in submission/issue Measures the number of days over and above the agreed deadline
of financial statements
Timeliness in submission of Instances wherein statutory returns are submitted within the prescribed time
statutory returns
Expense Coverage Days Expense Coverage Days estimates the number of days that a company can pay for its
business operations with cash and other liquid assets.
Accounting Expense as a % Accounting Expense as a percentage of revenue
of revenue and against
budget
Auditors Expense as a % of Auditor’s fee as a percentage of revenue
revenue and against
budget
Operating margin (%) Operating Margin equals Operating Income divided by Revenue, expressed as a
percentage. The percentage represents the amount of each dollar of Revenue that
results in Operating Income.
EBITDA Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) can be used to
evaluate a company’s profitability. EBITDA= Operating Revenue – Operating Expenses +
Other Revenue.
Equity ratio Financial indicator expressing the ratio of shareholders’ equity to total assets
Internal Rate Of Return The internal rate of return (IRR) is a capital budgeting metric used by firms to decide
(IRR) whether they should make investments. It is an indicator of the efficiency of an
investment (as opposed to NPV, which indicates value or magnitude)
Internal financing ratio Financial indicator expressing the degree to which capital expenditure was financed
from the cash flow generated
Cost Income Ratio Ratio expressing a company’s cost effectiveness which sets operating expenses in
relation to operating income. Expressed as a percentage
Return on capital employed It is commonly used as a measure for comparing the performance between businesses
(ROCE) (Scores) and for assessing whether a business generates enough returns to pay for its cost of
capital. A simple calculation is Operating Income/profit divided by Capital
Cash Flow Return on This is similar to ROI/ROCE, but the only difference is CASH is used in place of Profit. It is
Investment (CFROI) ($) calculated as Free cash flow divided by Investment/Total Assets
3. Human Resource
KPI Name KPI definition (Measurement)
Average number of training Total number of training hours or days divided by the number of employees (in FTE)
hours or days per
employee (#)
Revenue per employee (or Average revenue divided by number employee (or FTE)
Full Time Employment) ($)
Average training costs per Cost of training per employee (in FTE) divided by the number of employees (In FTE)
employee ($)
Staff / Personnel turnover Number of employee departures divided by the average number of staff employed.
(%) Interpretation: High staff turnover may indicate loss of knowledge, and higher costs in
recruitment to fill open positions
% of vacant positions Number of job vacancies divided by the total number of positions
% of sick days (illness rate) Number of sick days (in hours) relative to the total number of work days (in hours)
Average tenure per Total tenure of employees (e.g. in years) divided by the number of employees.
employee (Years) (Average tenure per employee gives an indication of experience)
Average time to recruit The average time it takes from having a job vacancy to fulfilling the open position
Attraction rate: Average Average number of persons that have been interviewed for open job positions within a
number of interviewees for given measurement period
open job positions
Average cost to recruit per Average costs of recruitment per job position. Total cost of recruitment within
job position ($) measurement period divided by the number of job positions in that period
Absence rate % Percentage of days that employees are absent from work.
(Number of days absent) percentage of [(Average number of employees) x (number of
workdays)]
Overtime rate (Ratio) The overtime rate calculates the ratio between employee overtime with the planned
working times in a specific time period.
[Employee planned time + overtime] divided by [employee planned time]
% of HR budget spent on Percentage of Human Resources budget spent on training. [HR budget for training]
training percentage of [total HR budget]
% of new hire retention Percentage of new hire retention after certain period (e.g. 12 months). Number of new
hires that still work for the company versus the total number of hires.
% of employees receiving Percentage of employees receiving regular performance and career development
regular performance reviews.
reviews [total performance and development reviews] divided by [total employee] * 100
% of roles with Percent of roles with documented position and authority descriptions.
documented position [number of roles documented] percentage of [total number of roles]
descriptions
Talent Retention Determine the number and details of the top talents in your company, and then
Percentage monitor how well your company is retaining them by measuring the turnover
percentage from this group of top talents. If the percentage is high then you know your
retention scheme involving reward and career progression/development programmer
is not working effectively
Average response time for Average response time for routine HR inquiries
routine HR inquiries (Time)
Ratio between internal This ratio measures how many people already working at a company are considered for
promotions and external internal promotion versus the number of externally attracted people. Interpretation:
hires for open functions In essence this is an important KPI for Human Capital Management; if an employee can
‘grow’ internally, this will increase overall satisfaction levels
Number of HR litigation Number of cases successfully won where HR advice has been sought and followed end
cases successfully won to end
Human Capital ROI Human Capital ROI, Revenue – (Operating Expense – [Compensation cost + Benefit
cost +?]) / (Compensation cost + Benefit cost)
Employer satisfaction Employer satisfaction rate based on periodic surveys of employees
(index)
% of completed reports Percentage of employee probation reports completed x time (e.g. 1 week) before the
(e.g. employee probation, due date
performance)
Human Capital Value Human Capital Value Added, Revenue – (Operating Expense – ([Compensation cost +
Added ($) Benefit Cost]) / Total Number of FTE
% of annual appraisals still Percentage of not finalized appraisals compared to overall # of appraisals. The lower,
open the better
Effectiveness of Policies & Audit the implementation of policies and procedures, each policy and procedures can
Procedures score between say 0 to 5 to describe the level of implementation. A score of 5 means
Implementation the policy/procedure is fully implemented and zero means nothing is done.
Average sales ($) Total sales for a given period divided by the number of customers or transactions for
the same period
Market share Percentage of sales relative to the size of the market
Customer loyalty (index) Customer loyalty is used to describe the behavior of repeat customers, as well as those
(%) that offer good ratings, reviews, or testimonials. Ratio of highest customer ratings over
total customer ratings for Satisfaction/Repurchase/Recommend.
% of sales revenue via Percentage of sales revenue via partner channel / indirect channel.
partner channel (%)
Debtors Sales Outstanding Days it takes to pay for credit sales. Ending Total Receivables /Credit Sales for period X
(DSO) (Time) Number of days in period.
Marketing cost per Lead ($) The total cost associated with marketing to and attracting target market/customer,
divided by the number of new subscribers or leads or prospects that resulted from that
marketing. Formula:
[total marketing costs] divided by [total number of leads]
Average number of Average number of accounts per account manager. Formula:
accounts per account [total number of accounts] divided by [number of account managers]
manager
Revenue per Contract ($) Average Revenue per contract signed
% of new revenue The percentage of new revenue generated for the company in a month/quarter/year
6. Business Development
KPI Name KPI definition (Measurement)
7. Information Technology
% of meeting project Number for milestones met divided by project planned milestone
milestone
Cost overrun (%) Actual Cost divided by Budgeted cost
% of project milestone Measures the percentage of milestones missed during the project out of the total
missed number of project milestones
Cost saving ($) Cost saved due to efficient project management; difference between actual cost and
budgeted cost
Project lost time injury (LTI) Number of man—hours lost due to injury divided by total man-hours for the project
within a time frame
Quality Standards index/ % Meeting quality standards
Number of Non - Number of non-conformance reported not following the standard procedures
Conformance
Effective Document control Conformance to document control process
% of compliance by vendor Monitoring the vendor /subcontractor deliverables by measuring compliance against the
standard procedures/ outcome
% of Maintenance cost on Maintenance cost as a percentage of return on asset
ROA
Critical equipment Number of times/ days critical equipment failure over total production time/days
reliability
Mean time between failure Amount of time taken between one failure to the next
% Delivery deadlines met Measures the percentage of service delivery request that were met on time out of the
total delivery requests.
% of work orders % of work orders should completed within standard/benchmark time
completed within required
time/standard/benchmark
Equipment performance Measures the performance output of an equipment in output volumes level
% of timely production of Measures the percentage of management reports produced on time out of the total
management report management reports due.
Number of project issues Measures the number of new project issues that are identified and need to be addressed
identified after the initiation of the project.
% of project issues resolved Number of project issues resolved divided by number of project issues identified within a
on time stipulated time frame
% of project resource Measures the percentage of resources dedicated for the project, expressed in man-hours
utilization that are actually used out of the total resources allocated.
Actual cost of work Measures the actual amount of money spent for accomplishing the work scheduled to be
performed performed for project completion.
Cost of rectifying major Measures the percentage of money from the total project completion cost incurred for
defects rectifying major defects.
Number of third party/ Measures the number of non-conformities ranging from the production / project
nonconformance identified methodology process to the compliance with the quality standards found during an
during inspection inspection to a third party / vendor location.
Number of total project Measures the total delay of the project by summing the delays registered in each of the
delay stages of project implementation.
Number of initiatives Measures the number of new initiatives introduced during the project with the purpose
introduced for to improve the quality of the project and its process implementation.
improvements
Cost variance Measures the difference between the budgeted cost of work performed and actual cost
of work performed, as being under or above budget.
% project schedule Measures the variance in terms of schedule, indicating how much percentage of work is
variance yet to be completed as per project schedule.
Average time to procure Average time to procure an item. Time lag between request for procurement
(Days) and signing of contract or purchase.
(Total procurements) divided by (Total time taken for procurements)
% of invoices disputed Percentage of invoices disputed.
[Invoices disputed] percentage of [total invoices]
Cycle Time of Purchase Order No of days taken to prepare a Purchase order and submitted to Supplier
(Days)
% of time sheets in need of Percentage of time sheets in need of correction and/or validation by submitter.
correction/validation [Time sheets in need of correction] percentage of [total time sheets]
% of emergency purchases Percentage (%) of emergency purchases done over a month / period to the
total purchases during the same period.
% On Time In Full (OTIF) OTIF measures the success at delivering exactly what the customer ordered on
the day it was supposed to be delivered.
% On-Time Delivery, Commit On-time delivery – % of deliveries that are on time
Date, Supplier
Average time to complete The average amount of time (e.g. in days) between the start of a
tendering/bidding (Days) tendering/bidding procedure and the closure of the tendering/bidding process.
Average number of Average number of modifications to orders for orders within measurement
modifications to orders period.
% of RFPs that needed to be Percentage of Request for Proposals (RFP) that needed to be improved based
improved based on supplier on supplier responses.
responses
Average number of responses Average number of responses received to Request for Proposals (RFP).
received to RFPs
Frequency of Supplier Time period within which analysis of the supplier performance is redone. May
Performance Analysis vary by supplier and commodity category.
(Months)
% of standard tender/bid Percentage of biddings following the standard tender/bid procedure.
procedures
% of total procurement spend Percentage of total procurement spends onshore.
onshore
% of total procurement spend Percentage of total procurement spend offshore
offshore
Procurement operating Procurement operating expense as a percentage of totals budget/spend
expense as % of total project
budget
% of direct materials sourced Percentage of direct materials sourced nationally.
nationally
% of direct materials sourced Percentage of direct materials sourced internationally.
internationally
% of supplier agreements and Percentage of supplier agreements and licenses up to date.
licenses up to date
% spend on one off contracts Percent of purchase spend through one-time contracts (purchase orders).
(purchase orders)
Purchase Order Accuracy (%) Percentage of purchase orders with line item, pricing, supplier data, quantity or
delivery date and address errors over total number of purchase orders per
period of time. Can be different for different buying channels.
Cycle Time, Requisition to Total elapsed time to generate a structured or buyer assisted PO from the
Purchase Order (Hours/ Days) moment requisition has been received to the moment purchase order has been
released.
Average number of purchase Average number of purchase order requests per handler.
order requests per handler
% Backlog of purchase order Number of open purchase order requests older than 28 days (or any other
requests given time frame) relative to all open requests.
Total negotiated cost Total negotiated cost reduction savings during the procurement process within
reduction savings ($) the measurement period.
Contract Compliance Measures compliance to contract service level agreements (SLA’s), contract
terms and conditions, and pricing agreements. This metric is used to benchmark
suppliers compliance to the standards they have negotiated
Maintenance budget vs Amount budgeted for maintenance against capital cost of equipment
capital cost ($)
Maintenance budget variance Actual amount spent on maintenance related activities vs budget
($)
Mean Time between Failure The time calculated between one failure of equipment to the next; The longer
the time the better
Engineering Response Time Measure of time of response to request to fix/repair
Quality of data collection Qualitative measure of data collection against agreed criteria
12. Logistics
Average delivery lead time Average time taken from order processing to delivery
Total stock days Number of days of inventory available before the next order/hitting buffer level
Liftings rate Rate (Days, Period) of products delivered from source (pipeline, ships, tank
trucks)
Gross margin per litre($) Gross margin generated for every litre of sales
HSE Index Measure of HSE compliance based on a combination of key HSE areas
Operational Efficiency Index Measure of operational excellence based on a combination of key operational
areas
Customer Satisfaction Index Measure of customer satisfaction for PETCO fuel and product offering
Number of stock outs Number of times when there is insufficient/no fuel at pump station
14. HSE
Number of Safety Low number indicates effective corrective action process within the work group
Employee Concerns
(number)
Health and safety Health and safety prevention costs per FTE
prevention costs per FTE
(Full Time Employment) ($)
Accident Rate (%) Measuring the percentage of (within the Division/Organization) accidents per employee
during a period of time. Indicates the safety of the work environment
% Safety Meeting Percentage of attendance at environmental health and safety (EHS) committee
Attendance meetings
% of completed fire & Percentage of completed fire protection system inspection as an indicator of a
safety inspection criticality to safety maintenance program
% of Safety Inspections Percentage of Safety Inspections done Over Inspections due as an indicator of a healthy
done safety program
% of employees wearing Percentage of employees wearing prescribed Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) as
prescribed PPE an indicator of safety culture
% of corrective actions A measure of proper resource allocation and top management commitment to safety
completed within planned
time-frame
Safety Audit score Measure of safety performance against a given dimension/area
Safety attitude score Measure of safety performance against a given dimension/area. Measure of
employee’s emphasis on safety at work
Frequency of senior Demonstrates high priority to safety
manager plant tours
(Time ( Days ))
Number of near misses Leading indicator to judge safety program openness and effectiveness
(Number )