What is LTIFR?
LTIFR measures the normalized frequency of lost time injuries during a defined reporting period.
SAFETY PERFORMANCE CALCULATOR
Calculate the Lost Time Injury Frequency Rate using lost time injuries and total hours worked.
Tip: For accurate comparison, both LTI data and total hours worked should come from the same reporting period.
LTIFR RESULT
◷ Waiting for inputLost Time Injury Frequency Rate per 1,000,000 hours worked.
LTIFR normalizes the frequency of injuries that result in lost time from work. Enter your data to calculate the result.
The 1,000,000-hour base is commonly used for international LTIFR reporting.
Use consistent LTI definitions, workforce scope and verified working-hour data when comparing performance across periods or locations.
UNDERSTAND LTIFR
Reliable interpretation depends on consistent LTI definitions, reporting periods, workforce scope and working-hour data.
LTIFR measures the normalized frequency of lost time injuries during a defined reporting period.
The 1,000,000-hour base allows organizations of different sizes to compare injury frequency on a common scale.
Include only work-related cases classified as LTI under the applicable organizational or reporting standard. Definitions can vary.
Do not interpret a single LTIFR value in isolation. Compare trends, similar operations, industry data and historical reporting periods.
Compare LTIFR with similar operations, the same industry, historical periods and your organization's own targets. Context and trend direction matter more than a single isolated value.
This tool calculates LTIFR from the data provided. Always verify the LTI definition and reporting requirements used by your organization, client or applicable jurisdiction.