OECD Safety Performance Indicators


OECD Guidance on SAFETY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS Guidance for Industry, Public Authorities and Communities for Developing SPI Programmes related to Chemical Accident Prevention, Preparedness and Response (A Companion to the OECD Guiding Principles)

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Create a Customised SPI Programme

OECD has provided a tool to assist users in adapting the general guidance to develop their own SPI Programme. Through a series of questions, this tool leads readers to relevant sections of the guidance, allowing them to select indicators applicable to their Programme. The final result is a "Word" document containing all these indicators and related material.

Create a New Customised SPI Programme Document

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Retrieve an Existing Customised SPI Programme Document

Enter your e-mail address and password in the space below and press GO! to retrieve and edit your SPI programme.

If you don't remember your password and would like to have it e-mailed to you, enter your e-mail address and press the Send Password button.

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The Guidance on Safety Performance Indicators is available online in its entirety and is also presented page-by-page, identically to the printed copy. This format is useful for easy reading, printing or referencing specific pages.

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This document is a companion to, and builds on, the OECD Guiding Principles for Chemical Accident Prevention, Preparedness, and Response (2nd ed) also available online.