Participants engaged in a collaborative benchmarking discussion focused on the value of safety incident data as a tool for identifying emerging risks, strengthening prevention efforts, and improving overall organizational performance. A central theme of the conversation was the importance of collecting and sharing meaningful incident data across organizations to develop a more complete understanding of industry-wide trends. Attendees emphasized that robust participation and c

The discussion centered on advancing safety data collection practices and strengthening the consistency of reporting across participating organizations. Participants explored the structure and intent of an updated safety questionnaire, which introduces more refined metrics to better capture performance trends and underlying risk factors. Emphasis was placed on aligning around clear definitions and submission guidelines to ensure comparability of data, while also recognizing t

A western utility has a five-year cycle for hands-on defensive driving training, with additional courses on distractive driving, rural...

Experts shared their experience with the Safety Classification & Learning Model (SCL model) in the electric utility industry. They...