We are pleased to present to the industry the latest Utility Strike Avoidance Group (USAG) Utility Strike Damages Report for data reported to us for the 2019 calendar year. This years report is drawn on data from more than 2500 seperate strike incidents reported by 44 of our members.
The report is compiled from 16 questions for each strike and provides a snapshot and highlights trends and patterns of utility damage in the industry. With this data your organisation is able to review where you can focus your efforts and resources in order to drive down utility strikes and improve health and safety outcomes for your workers.
Once again we thank all those that participated in compiling this years report by providing data and a special mention to the following members for their input to the report Richard Broome, Phil Cornforth, Stephen Crossland, Nicole Metje, Andy Rhoades
The report is compiled from 16 questions for each strike and provides a snapshot and highlights trends and patterns of utility damage in the industry. With this data your organisation is able to review where you can focus your efforts and resources in order to drive down utility strikes and improve health and safety outcomes for your workers.
Once again we thank all those that participated in compiling this years report by providing data and a special mention to the following members for their input to the report Richard Broome, Phil Cornforth, Stephen Crossland, Nicole Metje, Andy Rhoades
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