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Serious Injury and Fatality Prevention (SIFP): a structured program designed to prevent serious injuries and fatalities in the workplace

As industry continues the challenge to drive down the frequency of low- and medium-level injuries in the workplace, one of the key challenges for safety professionals is in the prevention of serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs). There has been significant research into this area, and it is apparent that the causal factors that often contribute to SIFs are different to those of other less-serious lagging indicators. This presentation describes one approach that has been developed and implemented globally across TechnipFMC to help identify key risk activities and implement a structured mitigation process based on the hierarchy of controls.