Drastically decrease incident rate to 30 or below

The primary aim of this OKR is to substantially lower the frequency of incidents to 30 or lower. The first way to attain this goal is by improving the hazard identification approach, which will in theory decrease future incidents by 18%. This can be achieved through staff training on hazard detection, using technology for hazard recognition and conducting regular safety inspections.

The next objective focuses on creating and deploying new safety standards within 10% of all departments each week. First, 10% of the departments are required to incorporate these protocols every week. The next step is to locate departments that need these updated safety protocols. Lastly, creating new, relevant safety regulations for each department is necessary.

The third segment of the plan is to incrementally increase employee safety training sessions by 15%. The initial step entails establishing an action plan to raise the frequency of these sessions by 15%. Implementing and keeping track of the new training schedule constitutes the next step of the plan. Assessing current safety training frequencies is the final step in this process.

Overall, the OKR aims to improve workplace safety by leveraging increased training and updated procedures. Identification and mitigation of hazards is prioritized, as is implementing safety protocols regularly across departments, culminating in a significant decrease in incident rates.