Serious Injury and Fatality Prevention is not a reporting exercise. It is a leadership discipline. If you are responsible for operational performance, workforce protection, or enterprise risk, you need a practical way to identify where catastrophic harm can occur, decide which controls truly matter, and make sure those controls hold under real-world pressure. This executive…
If your dashboards are green yet serious near misses keep happening, you are seeing the limits of compliance. To learn why procedures and box-checking don’t automatically produce safety, see Why Safety Procedures Don’t Always Lead to Safe Behaviors. SIF prevention is not about proving you have controls – it is about proving those controls work…
If you lead safety, you know that incident rates can improve while life-altering events still occur. SIF stands for Serious Injuries and Fatalities. A SIF Precursor is a high-risk situation in which safety controls are compromised, missing, or ineffective that could realistically cause a fatal or life-changing harm if things go wrong. By focusing on…
Serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs) rarely happen without warning. They are preceded by specific conditions and behaviors that elevate exposure to risk. This page shows you how to identify SIF precursors in the field, why many are missed, and what to do in the moment so you reduce the likelihood and impact of serious events….
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