Developing Process Safety Indicators¶
Health and Safety Executive. (2006). Developing Process Safety Indicators: A Step-by-Step Guide for Chemical and Major Hazard Industries.
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2 citations across 2 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Edge-Condition Dashboard
- The discipline that keeps it honest is to tie every red to a named owner and a defined action
This sourceHSG254. Health and Safety Executive (2006). Requires deviations from indicator tolerances to trigger defined corrective follow-up.
- The discipline that keeps it honest is to tie every red to a named owner and a defined action
- Leading-Link Indicator Dashboard
- It is a direct application of the distinction between leading and lagging indicators.
This sourceDistinguishes leading measures of whether critical controls operate as intended from lagging measures of adverse outcomes.
- It is a direct application of the distinction between leading and lagging indicators.
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