The enterprise should pick the key measures of its OSH performance and track them. Indicators should be objective and easy to collect, relevant to the group measured, give prompt and reliable readings, be cost-efficient and be understood by, and belong to, the work group. At a minimum they should show whether policy and objectives are being met, whether risk controls are in place and effective, whether lessons have been learnt from accidents, near misses and illness, whether awareness, training, communication and consultation programmes work, and whether information to review and improve the OSHMS is being produced and used.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.