What does FR stand for?

The indicators of safety performance for determining eligibility of these awards include longest accident free period in terms of manshifts worked during three consecutive years ending with the contest year and lowest injury frequency rate during three consecutive years ending with the contest year.

It examines the frequency with which binge eating occurs in multi-ethnic populations and different ages, and the differences in frequency rates as a function of gender and identity.

To complement the operating performance, MDL's Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate since start-up remains at zero.

The company's performance continues to improve year-on-year, as reflected in the 24 per cent year-on-year reduction in the total recordable injury frequency rate ("TRIFR", comprising lost time injuries, restricted work and medical treatments) achieved in 2008; and the 85 per cent reduction in the lost time injury frequency rate ("LTIFR") recorded over the four years to the end of 2008.

This puts the frequency rate of incidents per one million man hours at a low of rate 0.

Primary Causes of Property/Casualty Impairments In 2007, the property/casualty industry recorded its lowest impairment count and frequency rate in at least 38 years as four companies, two affiliated, became financially impaired during the year.

The frequency rate for juvenile reoffending fell by nearly 19% from 151 offences per 100 offenders to 123.

This policy is just one of many implemented by Rok, which more than halved its accident frequency rate across the country from 0.