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Our Key Performance Indicators
CSA's purpose is to make standards work for people and business. We regularly track our performance against key indicators to demonstrate the impact we have on the world around us… just another example of Service.
Of course, standards and certification are just two influences on our world, albeit important ones. Matters of public safety, the environment and international trade are also affected by regulations, education, new technology and better of ways of doing things.
2007 Key Performance Indicators
CSA standards help reduce work-related injuries and fatalities (Canada)CSA standards and product certification help reduce civilian fire deaths (United States)
CSA standards and certification help protect our homes from the threat of gas fueled central heating unit fires (United States)
Because of CSA standards, your eyes and head are better protected (Canada)
CSA standards help reduce injuries caused by hand tools (Canada)
CSA standards help protect our feet on the job (Canada)
CSA standards help reduce electrical fires (Canada)
CSA standards help reduce electrical injuries (Canada)
CSA standards help protect young lives (Canada) 2005 Key Performance Indicators Reduction of injuries caused by hand tools - Canada (Knowledge)
Cycling helmets - reduction of fatalities - Canada (Protection)
Fewer ice hockey eye injuries - Canada (Defence)
Reduction of on-the-job eye and face injuries - Canada (Insight)
Reduction of injuries from electric current - Canada (Assurance)
Fewer injuries from gas-fueled space heaters - USA (Comforting)
Lowering the risk of household electrical fires - Canada (Prevention)
Fewer foot injuries in the workplace - Canada (Confidence)
Decline in residential fires from Natural Gas - USA (Commitment)
2003 Key Performance Indicators
Developing environmental management standards - Canada (Sustainability)Reducing worker-related fall fatalities - Ontario (Control)
Energy savings from the use of energy efficient residential appliances - Canada (Efficiency)
Helping facilitate international trade (Globalization)
Helping decrease children hospitalizations from accidental poisoning - Canada (Protection)