What does RIR mean in the security metrics among KPI indicators?
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Recordables First Aids IIMS Near Hits RIR: These are four safety indicators that allow for the recording of accidents, first-aid incidents, and minor injuries. What does RIR mean?
RIR: Recordable incident rate of injuries – the rate of recordable accident injuries; for reference only. http://www.sgp.com.cn/chn/news_detail.asp?id=178
I guess so. What do CDA at 85.00%, Inventory Turn Over at 1.1M, and QI Stock at 50MT refer to in the KPIs of the warehousing department?
The question posed by the original poster is too complex. However, the question in post 1 does deserve discussion: “recordables”, which refer to accidents that can be recorded – this translation is fine, but it generally refers to minor accidents or those resulting in slight injuries. It is inappropriate to translate \"first aid\" as \"emergency accidents\"; it should rather refer to \"serious accidents/severe injury incidents.\" As for \"near hit,\" it should be termed an \"attempted accident.\" The following is taken from http://baike.baidu.com/view/1613000.htm: Heinrich, an American engineer and a pioneer in the field of safety science, studied in the 1930s the relationship between the frequency of accidents and the severity of their consequences. In his theoretical framework, the severity of accident consequences is divided into three levels: serious injury accidents, minor injury accidents, and no-injury accidents. There is a general pattern regarding the probabilities of these three types of accidents: 1:29:300. This is the famous Heinrich’s Law in the field of safety science. The concept of ‘harmless accidents’ in his theory was given a name with distinct Chinese cultural characteristics by the pioneers in the field of safety studies in our country – ‘attempted accidents’. Thus, accidents are classified into only three levels. The RIR mentioned later refers to the recordable accident rate, which is an important indicator in safety analysis. When recordable accidents occur frequently, it indicates that minor injuries or even more serious accidents are likely to happen. http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4c16d7f60100e7j9.html
Reply to 3# liu_xjun: Guess: CDA warehouse storage rate c; Inventory Turn Over | QI Stock – amount of goods purchased