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We are reviewing in detail the trends
around injuries, particularly sprains, in
order to reduce the number of people
being injured.
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We have continued to further build on
current safety initiatives. This will see
the roll out of the Risk Management
Information System which will continually
improve risk management within our
business, and the introduction of a
Rail Vehicle Manual that provides key
information on each rail vehicle type that
is owned by us or that is allowed onto the
network under our accreditation. This will
provide a consistent approach across
the states in which we operate.
Other initiatives include the publishing
of Network Information Books that
describe our network in considerable
detail for the benefit of rail traffic crews
and track workers, and our Stop and
Think behavioural program will further
improve our safety culture.
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We joined our customers and the rail
industry in supporting Rail R U OK? Day
in April and encouraged our workers to
look out for one another. We continue
to provide support for our employees
through our Employee Assistance
Program, and promote the use of
the RailRes application, developed by
TrackSAFE, to help employees build
resilience and manage their immediate
response to stress.
* Number of injuries for every million hours worked (ARTC employees)
08/09
06/07
05/06
09/10
07/08
10/11
11/12
12/13
13/14
14/15
15/16
Injury Frequency Rates* - Rolling 12 months to Date
10
20
30
0
40
6.72
3.73
MTIFR
LTIFR
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