<p>Every year, we collect safety data on worldwide exploration and production (E&P) operations, onshore and offshore, including incidents involving member companies and their contractor employees. Data are entered into the industry’s largest database of safety performance, the OGP safety database.</p> <p>Our annual safety reports provide trend analysis, benchmarking, and they identify areas and activities where efforts can bring about the greatest improvements in performance.</p> <p>Results for these key indicators are analysed by region, function and company:</p> <ul> <li>number of fatalities, fatal accident rate, fatal incident rate</li> <li>number of lost work day cases, number of lost work days</li> <li>total recordable injury rate, lost time injury frequency</li> <li>number of restricted duty cases, number of restricted duty days</li> <li>number of medical treatment cases</li> </ul> <p>These changes to the 2013 report improve the presentation of the safety data:</p> <ul> <li>addition of total recordable injury rate presented by country</li> <li>fatal accident rate and lost time injury frequency by function are now presented as 5-year rolling average instead of the 3-year rolling average</li> <il>the region previously named South America is now referred to as South & Central America</li> </ul> <p>2013s is supported by these companion reports:</p> <p>Report No. 2013sf, Safety Performance Indicators – 2013 Data, Fatal incidents report</p> <p>Report No. 2013shipo, Safety Performance Indicators – 2013 Data, High potential events report</p> <p>Report No. 2013su, Safety data reporting user’s guide, 2013 Data</p>