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What Is DART?

DART tracks recordable cases involving days away, restricted work or job transfer relative to 200,000 work hours.

The practical view

DART focuses on cases with more significant work impact than recordability alone. The formula is DART cases × 200,000 ÷ total hours worked. Like TRIR, it is a lagging indicator and can be highly sensitive to a small number of cases.

What to do with the information

Review DART alongside case-management quality, return-to-work practices, severity, task exposures and prevention effectiveness. Do not manage the number at the expense of correct case classification or employee care.

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