ISRS International Safety Rating

British Safety Council s Five-Star Health and Safety Audit System International Loss Control Institute s International Safety Rating System (ISRS) International Organization for Standardization (ISO) (environment, quality, etc.)... 

INTERNATIONAL LOSS CONTROL INSTITUTE INTERNATIONAL SAFETY RATING SYSTEM (ISRS)... 

Another widely used system, launched in the 1970s, which sets standards of measurement, is the International Loss Control Institute s International Safety Rating System (ISRS). This system has set standards of conformance as well as standards of accountability for safety work. It incorporates physical inspection guidelines and precise instructions to accredited auditors on how to allocate scores. In one version of the ISRS there are 20 main element headings, each one composing a number of elements. The total score for this version is 13,000 points. 

International Loss Control Institute, International Safety Rating System (ISRS), ILCI, Loganville (1978)... 

General aspects of loss confrol are discussed in section 2.2.4. Loss control profiling is one of the major evaluation and control techniques associated with loss control management. The technique of profiling has formed the basis for a number of proprietary auditing systems such as International Safety Rating System (ISRS), Complete Health and Safety Evaluation (CHASE) and Coursafe. 

There are a number of widely used and standardized audit systems. Kuusisto (2000) reviews some widely used systems, including a process developed by Diekemper and Spartz (D S), the Complete Health and Safety Evaluation (CHASE), the safety map, OSHA s Voluntary Protection Program (VPP), and the International Safety Rating System (ISRS), which appears to be the most widely used of all. 

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