Health and Safety Metrics Dashboard

Slide Content

The slide presents a comprehensive "Health and Safety Metrics Dashboard" with a focus on key performance indicators (KPIs) related to incidents and safety within an organization. The slide details "H&S KPI Data Comparison with Incidents Severity, Types, and Consequences" including the total number of incidents (250), critical incidents (50), and the associated cost of these incidents ($20,000). Additionally, there's a chart titled "Incidents Characteristics" divided into three categories: Severity, with levels ranging from low to critical; Type of Incident, which includes injury, illness, psychological, harassment, and other; and Injury Consequence, detailing the impact of the incidents in terms of lost time, medical cases, and more. There is also a "Comments" section for additional notes.

Graphical Look

• The slide has a blue and white background with teal and purple accents.
• A large, bold title "Health and Safety Metrics Dashboard" is centered at the top in dark blue.
• Underneath the title, a subtitle "H&S KPI Data Comparison with Incidents Severity, Types, and Consequences" in a smaller font.
• Three main rectangular content blocks populate the slide, each containing different data points and statistics.
• The first block is orange and lists "Incidents Overview" with three key figures highlighted: total incidents, critical incidents, and cost.
• The second block is purple and shows "Incidents Characteristics" with horizontal bar charts to represent severity, types of incidents, and injury consequences.
• The third block, to the right, is shaded blue and labeled "Comments" with a 3D effect, including an icon of a clipboard above a sample text area.
• Each data point is paired with a numeric value in large font to emphasize the metrics.
• The slide contains graphical icons that resemble office tools, implying a focus on work-related data.

The slide has a professional and clean design The use of this slide would be relevant in various professional and business contexts, such as:

• Health and safety briefings to discuss current workplace safety statistics and areas for improvement.
• Management meetings where organizational performance in regards to employee safety and incident handling is reviewed.
• Safety training presentations to highlight the importance and impact of different types of workplace incidents.
• Corporate board meetings to demonstrate the financial implications of workplace incidents and justify investments in safety initiatives.