Basic Security Q&A: What do you think a security indicator is?
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This post was last edited by *anpangpang on 2015-10-15 09:37. Basic questions on security: What do you think are security metrics?
In production and scientific experimentation, it is a planned measure established to address potential casualties, damages, destructions, and failures within a specified time frame, space, and scope, in order to achieve certain objectives and goals. Safety indicators are a measure that can be achieved given the level of economic and technological development at that time, and one that is acceptable to people’s understanding.
The casualty rate can serve as a safety indicator. . .
Safety indicators are planned measures established by humans in production and scientific experimentation activities, within specified time, space, and scope, to address potential casualties, damages, destructions, and failures in order to achieve certain purposes and goals. Safety indicators are a measure that can be achieved given the level of economic and technological development at that time, and one that is acceptable to people’s understanding.
Put simply: safety indicators refer to the range within which incidents such as minor injuries, serious injuries and above, as well as fire and explosion accidents, are kept over a certain period of time； What is the rate of integrity of safety equipment and facilities, what are the goals achieved in terms of staff safety training, and what level has been reached in identifying and addressing potential hazards, etc.
In production and scientific experimentation, it is a planned measure established to address potential casualties, damages, destructions, and failures within a specified time frame, space, and scope, in order to achieve certain objectives and goals. Safety indicators are a measure that can be achieved given the level of economic and technological development at that time, and one that is acceptable to people’s understanding.