The latest biennial strike damage report has now been published. This report summarises the key findings of over 2700 utility strikes across the UK during 2015 & 16 from 32 participants. It highlights what caused the most damages and provides scope and recommendations to:
Avoid future damages
Improve the ability to analyse the strike data in future years.
It builds on the previous reports prepared in 2013 & 14 and provides a comparison against the previous year’s (2014) data. Many issues were replicated across the periods which strengthens the conclusions made.
Please take the time to download and read the report and share the key finding across your organisation in order to reduce the risk of strikes this year. The next request for strike data submissions from 2017 and 2018 will be made soon. Please ensure your organisation endeavours to submit this data as it is key to understanding the primary areas of focus for risk reduction. Requests for data submission forms can be made to info@utilitystrikeavoidancegroup.org.
Avoid future damages
Improve the ability to analyse the strike data in future years.
It builds on the previous reports prepared in 2013 & 14 and provides a comparison against the previous year’s (2014) data. Many issues were replicated across the periods which strengthens the conclusions made.
Please take the time to download and read the report and share the key finding across your organisation in order to reduce the risk of strikes this year. The next request for strike data submissions from 2017 and 2018 will be made soon. Please ensure your organisation endeavours to submit this data as it is key to understanding the primary areas of focus for risk reduction. Requests for data submission forms can be made to info@utilitystrikeavoidancegroup.org.
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