Heinrich's Pyramid

Heinrich's Pyramid, also known as the accident pyramid, is a model that illustrates the relationship between the number of accidents at different severity levels. At the base of the pyramid are minor incidents, which are far more common, while at the top are severe accidents, which are rare. The idea is that for every serious accident, there are many more minor incidents and near-misses. This suggests that by focusing on reducing minor accidents, organizations can also prevent more serious incidents, thus promoting a culture of safety and awareness in workplaces and other environments.