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Lost-time Injuries by Age Group 2003-2007

Lost-time injuries are injuries for which a worker must take time away from his job. The frequency is calculated per 200,000 hours worked. This graph shows the number of LTIs divided by age category and length of service with the employer.

Lost-time Injury Frequencies 1998-2008 YTD

Lost-time injuries are injuries for which a worker must take time away from his job. The frequency is calculated per 200,000 hours worked. This chart represents aggregate operations, underground mines, mine contractors and diamond drill firms across Ontario. If the current trend continues, the industry is on track to meeet the challenge of zero injuries by 2015.

Traumatic Fatal Injuries 1998-2008 YTD

This graph represents the number of traumatic fatalities in Ontario mines, pits and quarries over the past 10 years.

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