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Safety—Performance Data

 For a discussion on the performance reflected in the following data, please refer to the Programs & Actions section.



Total Fatalities
      


Fatalities by Region
2004-2008
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2009 Total Fatalities


Lost Workday Incident Rate
       2008 Bureau of Labor Statistics U.S. manufacturing industry average not available. Lost workday (LWD) incident rate represents the number of injuries and illnesses resulting in one or more days away from work with or without days of job transfer or restrictions per 100 full-time workers. In 2008, we began reporting rolling LWD rates to more accurately reflect the lost time that occurs in a subsequent year but is recorded against the initial injury date and year. As a result, the rates reported in prior years may show slight variation from quarter-to-quarter and year-to-year.


2009 Lost Workday Incident Rate
      


Total Recordable Incident Rate
       2008 Bureau of Labor Statistics U.S. manufacturing industry average not available. Total recordable incident (TRI) rate represents the number of injuries and illnesses resulting in days away from work, job transfer or restriction, medical treatment, or other recordables per 100 full-time workers. In 2008, we began reporting rolling TRI rates to more accurately reflect lost time and restricted or medical treatment that occurs in a subsequent year but is recorded against the initial injury date and year. As a result, the rates reported in prior years may show slight variation from quarter-to-quarter and year-to-year.


2009 Total Recordable Incident Rate
       While the health and safety performance of many Alcoa business units continues to improve during 2009, our total recordable injury rate is likely to increase by approximately 25% due to the June 2009 divestiture of Alcoa Electrical and Electronic Solutions (AEES). AEES was one of Alcoa’s strongest business units with respect to injury/illness prevention, as well as a significant contributor to total hours worked.


Audited Safety Performance
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2009 Audited Safety Performance
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