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Health and safety performance - contractors

While contractor TIFR rates have increased from FY22, there has been consistent improvement with a significant decrease over the past five years, highlighting AGL's efforts to improve contractor management and safety.

Notes

  • TIFR: number of Lost Time and Medical Treatment Injuries classified as TIFR-related in a 12 month rolling period, per million hours worked in that 12 month period.

  • OIFR: number of Lost time and Medical Treatment Injuries classified as OIFR-related in a 12 month rolling period, per million hours worked in that 12 month period.

  • LTIFR: number of Lost Time Injuries classified as both TIFR and OIFR in a 12 month rolling period, per million hours worked in that 12 month period.

  • AGL defines a contractor as a person or entity engaged by AGL under purchase order or contract to perform work or deliver services to, or on behalf of, AGL, and includes contractors working on both AGL sites and non-AGL sites.

  • LTIFR include all incidents, not just those resulting in a Workers Compensation claim.

  • The safety performance of contractors engaged by Southern Phone Company and Perth Energy (both acquired during FY20) and Click Energy, Solgen and Epho (acquired during FY21) is included from FY21.

  • The number of hours worked in FY23 used as a basis for calculating TIFR, LTIFR and OIFR was 4,840,197 (FY22: 5,698,175 hours).

GRI Reference: 102-8; 403-9

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