Transcription of Accident frequency rate - Highways England
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Highways Agency Business plan Performance Measures 2011-12 Guidance Notes The Accident frequency rate of the Highways Agency's supply chain Field Notes Short title The Accident frequency rate (AFR), and severity weighted Accident frequency rate (SWAFR) of the Highways Agency's supply chain. Technical Health and safety performance for construction and maintenance activities is definition monitored using Accident frequency rates (AFRs). AFR is calculated on the basis of incidents reportable under the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 (RIDDOR), and presented as a 12 month rolling average, per 100,000 hours worked. The same applies to SWAFR, but also includes non-RIDDOR. minor injuries. Road workers include all operatives working on the Highways Agency's (HA's) network who are directly exposed to risks from network users.
Highways Agency Business Plan Performance Measures 2011-12 – Guidance Notes 1 The accident frequency rate of the Highways Agency’s supply chain
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