How about the number of steps climbed safely, you could count steps on various stairsways people could then record number of?successful trips and accidental trips?and then you could come up with a rate.? Also a daily rate of safely drunk cups of coffee would make a nice chart.? Do you really want "daily" metrics, I am struggling with my weekly power point.? But what ever you do make sure is to mention Six Sigma .....
Smile,

Bill Shirley



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We are establishing a daily accountability meeting for a facility and the first
topic covered is safety.  It is easy to report events, tasks, near misses, first

aids, injuries & incidents.  However, the other leading and lagging metrics we
use do not report well on a daily basis.

Is anybody else using other metrics to report on a daily basis in an
accountability meeting type setting?

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