Leading indicators, leading decisions
Track the metrics that predict outcomes — participation, closure rates, inspection coverage, training status, contractor performance and risk movement — alongside the lagging ones regulators require.

What hurts today
Lagging-only vision
LTIFR tells you about last year. It cannot protect next week.
KPIs without context
Numbers with no benchmark, target, trend or driver are decoration.
Site-vs-site opacity
Without comparable metrics, best practice stays trapped where it started.
How Performance works on Onos
Leading indicator suite
Observation rates, action closure, inspection coverage, engagement, training status and contractor performance.
Benchmarking
Compare sites, divisions, regions, contractors and periods on a consistent basis.
Target and threshold alerts
Drifting metrics raise their hands before review meetings find them.
Regulatory metrics included
AFR, LTIFR, RIDDOR rates and other required metrics calculated from source data.
10+ leading indicators trended
Who gets what
Site staff
- Your site’s performance shows up on a league table built from objective data — not swallowed into the same feedback as an underperforming site.
- Top performers get visible recognition, not a generic safety slogan that changes nothing.
- Q turns performance signals into live risk movement, explaining what changed rather than leaving you to guess.
EHSQ admins
- League tables calculate automatically from live data — 5 minutes reviewing results instead of half a day building them.
- Configure metrics and weightings once — incident rates, observations, audits, training — and the scoring runs itself as data updates.
- Target and threshold alerts mean a drifting metric raises its hand before the review meeting finds it.
Leadership
- Portfolio-wide visibility with drill-down from enterprise league tables down to the site or contractor behind a number.
- Q synthesises leading indicators into a live project risk score and explains exactly what changed — overdue actions, inspection gaps, incident velocity.
- Regulatory metrics — AFR, LTIFR, RIDDOR rates — calculated from the same source data, not compiled separately by hand.
What’s in the module
- Monthly performance tables for sites, staff and teams
- Detailed, configurable scoring matrix using KPI data from every area of EHSQ — accurate and fair
- Action under-achieving parts of the business and promote good practice
- Supply chain performance as part of procurement decisions
- Clear goals, structured conversations, real-time feedback and monitoring
Q turns performance signals into risk movement.
Q synthesises leading indicators into live project risk scores and explains what changed — overdue actions, inspection gaps, incident velocity, contractor status or engagement drop-off.
The old way vs. with Onos
Recognising performance
The old way
High performers get the same generic feedback as poor performers
With Onos
League tables rank sites on objective data, with visible recognition for the top performers
Monthly performance reporting
The old way
Half a day building reports by hand
With Onos
5 minutes reviewing automatically calculated league tables
Comparing sites
The old way
No comparable metrics — best practice stays trapped where it started
With Onos
Consistent cross-site benchmarking on the same basis
Spotting drift
The old way
A slipping metric surfaces only at the review meeting
With Onos
Target and threshold alerts flag it before the meeting does
Regulatory metrics
The old way
AFR, LTIFR and RIDDOR rates compiled by hand
With Onos
Calculated automatically from the same source data as everything else
10+
leading indicators trended
100%
consistent cross-site comparison
0
metrics compiled by hand
“Onos is essential to Graham, it delivers exactly what we need all in one platform. It is flexible for our large business, enabling us to operate in a leaner and more productive way.”
Andrew Cooke
SHE Director, Graham Construction

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