ACTIVE VS.
REACTIVE
MONITORI
NG
INTRODUCTI
ON
Monitoring in health and safety
means checking, if safety
measures are working. It's the
key for a safer workplace.
Key Tools:
• Safety inspections & audits.
• Safety tours & walk-throughs.
• Safety observation reports (SOR).
• Permit-to-work reviews.
• Preventive maintenance Programs.
• Behavior based safety (BBS).
ACTIVE
MONITORING:
Identifying Issues Before They Happen
BENEFITS
• Early hazard identification before they lead to incidents.
• Reduction in lost time injury frequency rate (LTIFR).
• Regulatory adhere assurance under HSE & ILO guidance.
• Reinforcement of a positive safety culture.
• Aligns with Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle.
• Positive safety culture where prevention is prioritized.
• Supports continuous improvement by detecting trends early.
• Better contractor control via regular checks.
• Improved public reputation and stakeholder trust.
REACTIVE
MONITORING:
Post-Event Analysis & Control Enhancement
Key Tools:
• RCA-based accident/incident
investigations.
• Near-miss reporting.
• Dangerous occurrence logs.
• Ill-health surveillance records.
• Absenteeism trend analysis.
• Claims/litigation pattern review.
• Identification of underlying and root causes.
• Strengthened risk control measures and training focus.
• Evidence-based safety system improvement.
• Encouragement of transparent reporting culture.
• Integration into corrective and preventive action (CAPA)
process.
• Reveals systemic failures in procedures, equipment, or
supervision.
• Supports occupational health programmes by tracking
ill-health causes.
• Improves contractor safety management by reviewing
their incident data.
• Provides KPI data for lagging safety indicators.
BENEFITS
COMPARATIVE
ANALYSIS
Active vs Reactive Monitoring – Integrated Safety Assurance
Aspect Active Monitoring Reactive
Monitoring
Focus
TimeFrame
Data Source
Primary Goal
Standards Link
Example
Prevention
Before incidents
Planned inspections, audits,
environmental checks
Verify controls & compliance
ISO 45001:2018 Clause 9.1.1
Spotting unguarded
machinery during inspection.
Response & Learning
After incidents
Incident data, investigation
reports
Identify failures & root causes
ISO 45001:2018 Clause 10.2
Investigating amputation after
machine incident
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    INTRODUCTI ON Monitoring in healthand safety means checking, if safety measures are working. It's the key for a safer workplace.
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    Key Tools: • Safetyinspections & audits. • Safety tours & walk-throughs. • Safety observation reports (SOR). • Permit-to-work reviews. • Preventive maintenance Programs. • Behavior based safety (BBS). ACTIVE MONITORING: Identifying Issues Before They Happen
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    BENEFITS • Early hazardidentification before they lead to incidents. • Reduction in lost time injury frequency rate (LTIFR). • Regulatory adhere assurance under HSE & ILO guidance. • Reinforcement of a positive safety culture. • Aligns with Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle. • Positive safety culture where prevention is prioritized. • Supports continuous improvement by detecting trends early. • Better contractor control via regular checks. • Improved public reputation and stakeholder trust.
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    REACTIVE MONITORING: Post-Event Analysis &Control Enhancement Key Tools: • RCA-based accident/incident investigations. • Near-miss reporting. • Dangerous occurrence logs. • Ill-health surveillance records. • Absenteeism trend analysis. • Claims/litigation pattern review.
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    • Identification ofunderlying and root causes. • Strengthened risk control measures and training focus. • Evidence-based safety system improvement. • Encouragement of transparent reporting culture. • Integration into corrective and preventive action (CAPA) process. • Reveals systemic failures in procedures, equipment, or supervision. • Supports occupational health programmes by tracking ill-health causes. • Improves contractor safety management by reviewing their incident data. • Provides KPI data for lagging safety indicators. BENEFITS
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    COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS Active vs ReactiveMonitoring – Integrated Safety Assurance Aspect Active Monitoring Reactive Monitoring Focus TimeFrame Data Source Primary Goal Standards Link Example Prevention Before incidents Planned inspections, audits, environmental checks Verify controls & compliance ISO 45001:2018 Clause 9.1.1 Spotting unguarded machinery during inspection. Response & Learning After incidents Incident data, investigation reports Identify failures & root causes ISO 45001:2018 Clause 10.2 Investigating amputation after machine incident
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