Keeping “U” Out of Injuries

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Keeping “U” Out of Injuries Toolbox Talk 2016 Keeping “U” Out of Injuries

What is Safety Stand Down? Safety Stand Down is a program designed to bring together frontline workers and senior executives to discuss the prevention of injuries and illnesses. 2016 focuses on three leading causes of injury in the upstream oil and gas industry, with the goal of: Keeping “u” out of injuries

What are the Three Leading Causes of Injury? Slips, Trips and Falls Highway Accidents Burns Struck by an Object Caught in Overexertion

Did You Guess Highway Accidents? Most people do! Although injuries can be severe, they are not one of the leading three causes of injury.

The Three Leading Causes of Injury are: 1st 2nd 3rd *Falls on same level are ranked 3rd, but slips and trips include body reaction as well making this an even more significant cause of injury. Overexertion is excessive physical effort directed to an object, which can result in sprains and tears of muscle and connective tissue.

Provincial Rank How do these injury causes rank across the three western Provinces? Injury Cause AB BC SK Struck by Object 1 Overexertion 2 3 Falls on same level 4

The Top 3 - the Numbers Over the last five years in the three Western provinces the top three injury causes accounted for approximately: Highway accidents ~1,300 claims, ~$15,000,000.00 claims cost and ~25,000 lost days Injury Cause Claims Count Claims Cost Lost Days Struck by Object 5,000 $22,500,000 36,000 Overexertion 3,400 $14,400,000 40,000 Falls on same level 2,600 $14,800,000 39,000

Prevention Discussion What are we doing well to prevent these injuries? What could we do better? What additional support do you need (e.g. training, resources, equipment, etc.)?