GSI measures safety performance, shares the data with members, and provides resources
to implement best practices and improve safety performance.
We can improve what we measure, and we measure nearly every aspect of our operations. Yet safety performance, by and large, has not been measured thoroughly or effectively on a global scale with the mission to reduce accident and death. GSI was created to measure the safety performance of companies and organizations worldwide and share that anonymous data to our members. We then work with them to implement the strategies and best practices the data reveals.
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Jitu Patel - Fellow & Ambassador of the ASSP and Board of Certified Safety Professionals Advocate
The human factor is probably the most overlooked element to improving safety today. I look forward to supporting this new venture, which has the potential not only to save lives and reduce accidents but to create an overall better work experience throughout the world.
Bill Sims - President, Bill Sims Company
The human element in safety is the most critical yet the most overlooked element. The new ISO 45001 occupational safety and health standard only now for the first time includes leadership, culture, and stakeholder engagement. There is no simple global benchmarking system to share best practices nor a formal learning, consulting, and learning process to systematically address it. While progress has been made in reducing the severity of injuries, the number of serious injury and fatality events has plateaued. Medical mistakes alone kill three jumbo jets per day in our hospitals, and at least 14 workers die every day in the U.S. alone due to a workplace tragedy.