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LTIR
(redirected from Lost Time Incident Rate)

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LTIRLost Time Incident Rate
LTIRLost Time Injury Rate
LTIRLong-Term Injured Reserve (professional sports)
LTIRLonger Term Investment Return
LTIRLong Terminal Inverted Repeats (genetics)
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Specifically, the Company's operations achieved reportable and lost time incident rates of 0.
Westmoreland Reports Second Quarter 2009 Results by Business Wire
Highlights of the report include: Workplace * US$ 216 million invested in safety measures in 2007; * A reduction in lost time incident rate on the previous year; * Rolled-out new safety standards, 'golden rules' and behavioural safety audit programme; and * Doubled the ArcelorMittal University budget in 2008 supported by new training, development and performance management initiatives.
ArcelorMittal Publishes New Corporate Responsibility Report by Business Wire
In 2006 and 2007, Insituform's lost time incident rate was 0.
Insituform Mails Letter to Stockholders; Sets the Record Straight ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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