Other activities undertaken during the year have included: – Expanding the use of “leading indicators” to develop an improved safety performance, including near miss and hazard observation reporting and action completion metrics. – Delivering targeted training programmes focused on site specific accident profiles, including hand injuries and hazard awareness. – Integrating the site-based EHS Managers into the global audit programme, facilitating increased knowledge transfer, best practice sharing and enhanced communication. – Introducing an “EHS Balanced Scorecard” to measure overall performance comprising: safety metrics, benchmarking, continuous improvement activities and safety culture delivery. – Delivering training programmes and reviewing incidents to identify appropriate remedial actions using root-cause analysis methods.