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A useful comparison starts with a clear denominator and the right source.

Your reporting period

Add a documented comparison

Optional. Copy values from the appropriate BLS industry table or another documented source. These are your entered values, not automatically verified industry averages.

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Model your own target

A target is a planning assumption. It is not a safety threshold or permission to suppress reporting.

YOUR OPERATING PICTURE

The numbers need context.

Enter hours and cases to calculate both rates. Add a sourced comparison when you have one.

No industry percentile or safety score is inferred.

How to read the result

Both rates use cases × 200,000 ÷ hours worked. DART cases are a subset of recordable cases. Compare the same rate definition, reporting period, industry, ownership sector and geography wherever data supports it. Workforce size and small case counts affect interpretation.

One additional case shows sensitivity to your entered hours. A year-to-date rate is not a forecast. The comparison gap is a difference in rates, not an industry percentile. A lower reported rate alone does not demonstrate effective risk controls.

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