severity.rate: Severity rate
In dwnadler/rEHS: A set of tools for EHS management
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
a mathematical calculation that describes the number of lost days
experienced as compared to the number of incidents experienced
Usage
1
severity.rate(total.days.lost, total.recordable.incidents)
Arguments
total.days.lost
total number of work days lost due to injury and illness. number of days lost
do not need to be consecutive
total.recordable.incidents
total number of recordable incidents that happened in a reporting period
Examples
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2
3
4
## severity.rate(5, 2)
## 5 work days were lost from 2 recordable incidents
## "Severity rate: 2.50"
## the average recordable incident resulted in 2.5 lost days
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
a mathematical calculation that describes the number of lost days experienced as compared to the number of incidents experienced
Usage
1 | severity.rate(total.days.lost, total.recordable.incidents)
|
Arguments
total.days.lost |
total number of work days lost due to injury and illness. number of days lost do not need to be consecutive |
total.recordable.incidents |
total number of recordable incidents that happened in a reporting period |
Examples
1 2 3 4 | ## severity.rate(5, 2)
## 5 work days were lost from 2 recordable incidents
## "Severity rate: 2.50"
## the average recordable incident resulted in 2.5 lost days
|
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