Traceable numbers
Every reported figure carries its formula, base and denominator.
SAFETY DATA & OPERATIONS
A practical way to connect incident follow-up, corrective actions and clear reporting—so teams can see what needs attention and what happens next.
Proposed service scope. Each engagement is defined with the client.
Safety data is useful when people can trace a finding to its source, understand what it means and act on it. SIP’s proposed process brings those steps into one reviewed rhythm.
Each client’s data stays in its own workspace. Sources are connected read-only, metrics are calculated from fixed queries, and a second review checks the figures before a report is shared.
Explore the service scopeEvery reported figure carries its formula, base and denominator.
Each client has a dedicated data space and access boundary.
The client confirms incident classifications and decides corrective actions.
Four documented service scopes. Timing and deliverables are confirmed for each client; no pricing is published.
Start with a defined scope and a clean data foundation.
Dedicated client workspace, read-only source connection, data profile and a dashboard developed against synthetic data before client review.
FOUNDATIONMeasure, review and update the client’s safety view.
Versioned monthly tables, analysis on de-identified data, a second review and certification alerts at 30, 60 and 90 days where in scope.
MONTHLYPut the method beside every number.
A one-page report scope for TRIR, DART and LTIFR, with formula, base and denominator shown for each measure. Reporting depends on validated source data and client review.
REPORTINGTrack ownership and check whether actions work.
Record proposed classifications, track corrective actions with an owner and due date, and assess effectiveness after 90 days. The client confirms classifications, decides actions and makes required reports.
CAPAThese are proposed service scopes documented in SIP’s operating playbooks. They are not claims of completed client work or guaranteed outcomes.
A new client moves through seven stages. After reporting, the monthly cycle returns to measurement.
Responsibility stays with the people closest to the work. SIP can propose an incident classification; the client confirms it. The client chooses and carries out corrective actions and submits required regulatory reports.
FOR EXISTING CLIENTS
Current client dashboards are shared through a private link. The SIP client area is not available yet.