Lost time injury definition

Lost time injury. (LTI) means a work-related injury or illness where one full shift or more has been lost at some point following the event.

Lost time injury means work related injury which causes the absence of an employee for one or more workdays.

Lost time injury means an injury related to the operation of the EPS PCBXTM CD unit(s) which results in an employee not performing his/her normal assignments during the workday and/or any successive workday following the day of injury.

Examples of Lost time injury in a sentence

• Year ended 30 June20172016F/(A) %Lost time injury (LTI)1-n.m.Lost time injury frequency rate (LTIFR)4.7-n.m.Total recordable injury frequency rate (TRIFR)4.74.82 One LTI was recorded following a tower rescue simulation in FY17 compared with zero in the pcp.

• Lost time injury frequency rate is calculated as lost time injuries multiplied by 1,000,000 divided by total hours worked.

• Safety and Health Lost time injury frequency rates (‘LTIFR’) for 2014 was 0.99 (measured per 1,000,000 hours), and 500,000 LTI free hours had been worked on the plant optimization project.

• The Lost time injury frequency rate for 2013 was 0.54 lost time injuries per million hours worked, which is 33% lower than the lost time injury frequency rate of 0.81 lost time injuries per million hours worked in 20124.

• In particular our:• Lost time injury frequency rate (LTIFR) improved by 38% over last year, falling to 1.25 injuries per million hours worked from 2 in the previous period.• Total Injury Frequency Rate (TIFR) improved by 27% to 12.8 per million hours worked from 17.6 in the previous period.• 19 of our 22 manufacturing sites were lost time injury (LTI) free with no LTI’s in our sites in Asia, Europe and America.During the year under review, we had no significant process safety incidents.

More Definitions of Lost time injury

Lost time injury means an injury related to National Grid’s operations, which results in an employee not performing his/her normal assignments during the workday and/or any successive workday following the day of injury.

Lost time injury or "lost workday injury" means an injury related to Enviro Jet’s operations, which results in an employee not performing his/her normal assignments during the workday and/or any successive workday following the day of injury.

Lost time injury. (“LTI”) is an injury which results in the loss of one (1) or more shifts (usually eight (8) hours) of the injured Employee’s time.

Lost time injury or "lost workday injury" means an injury related to the operation of Hydrodec’s treatment process or commercial storage operations which results in an employee not performing his/her normal assignments during the workday and/or any successive workday(s) following the day of the injury.

Lost time injury is an injury that results in at least one full shift being lost at the employee’s normal place of work, at some time, (not necessarily immediately) after the shift during which the injury occurred, provided that the day on which the shift would otherwise have occurred was not a rostered day off. If the employee fails to report to their next scheduled work shift due to an injury or illness, and provides a WorkCover medical certificate, it is a Lost Time Injury.

Lost time injury means an injury which prevents any worker from performing normal work and leads to a permanent or temporary incapacity of work;

Lost time injury or "lost workday injury" means an injury related to the operation of FTI’s PCB-1000 CD unit which results in an employee not performing his/her normal assignments during the workday and/or any successive workday following the day of injury.