OECD Guidance on Safety Performance Indicators [electronic resource] : A Companion to the OECD Guiding Principles for Chemical Accident Prevention, Preparedness and Response
Publishing, OECD.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development StaffCorporate Author
Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2003.
Guidance on Safety Performance Indicators provides a systemic approach to measuring the success of stakeholders' chemical safety programmes by detailing targets, activity indicators and outcome indicators. It also provides flexibility for groups to design programmes to assess their own performance related to the prevention of, preparedness for, and response to chemical accidents. The SPI (Safety Performance Indicators) serves as a guide to help industry, authorities and communities measure the extent to which actions help improve chemical safety.
Description based upon print version of record.
CONTENTS; ANNEXES; i. Overview/Executive Summary; General; ii. Objectives and Scope; Target Audiences; Format of the Document; iii. How to Use the Guidance; iv. To Assist the Reader; Part A: GUIDANCE FOR INDUSTRY for Developing Safety Performance Indicator Programmes; Introduction; General Outcome Indicators; Chapter A1 Policies and General Management of Safety; Chapter A2 Administrative Procedures; Chapter A3 Technical Issues; Chapter A4 External Co-operation; Chapter A5 Emergency Preparedness and Response; Chapter A6 Accident/Near-Miss Reporting and Investigation
Part B: GUIDANCE FOR PUBLIC AUTHORITIES for Developing Safety Performance Indicator ProgrammesIntroduction; General Outcome Indicators; Chapter B1 Internal Organisation and Policies; Chapter B2 Legal Framework; Chapter B3 External Co-operation; ChapterB4 Emergency Preparedness and Response; Chapter B5 Accident/Near-Miss Reporting and Investigation; Part C: GUIDANCE FOR COMMUNITIES/PUBLIC for Developing Safety Performance Indicator Programmes; Introduction; General Outcome Indicators; Chapter C1 Prevention of Accidents; ChapterC2 Emergency Preparedness
Chapter C3 Response and Follow-up to AccidentsI. Examples of How to Apply the Guidance; II. Explanation of Terms Used; III. Selected References; IV. Background
Guidance on Safety Performance Indicators provides a systemic approach to measuring the success of stakeholders' chemical safety programmes by detailing targets, activity indicators and outcome indicators. It also provides flexibility for groups to design programmes to assess their own performance related to the prevention of, preparedness for, and response to chemical accidents. The SPI (Safety Performance Indicators) serves as a guide to help industry, authorities and communities measure the extent to which actions help improve chemical safety.
Chemicals -- Accidents.
Chemicals -- Safety measures.
Emergency management.
Hazardous substances -- Accidents.
Hazardous substances -- Safety measures.