Note:

Environmental Damage Frequency (ENDF) measures the frequency of environmental incidents per 1 million work hours. It is used to assess and monitor an organization's environmental impact.

Understanding the Parameters:

• Total Environmental Incidents: The number of reportable environmental events such as oil or chemical spills (exceeding regulatory limits), air emissions violations, water pollution incidents, soil contamination, or wildlife impacts.
• Total Work Hours: The total number of hours worked (or operational hours) during the reporting period.

What Counts as an Environmental Incident?

• Oil or Chemical Spills: Incidents where spills exceed regulatory limits.
• Air Emissions Violations: Excessive releases of pollutants such as CO₂, SO₂, or NOx.
• Water Pollution Incidents: Situations involving wastewater discharge violations.
• Soil Contamination: Leaks or improper disposal leading to contaminated soil.
• Wildlife Impact: Any industrial operations causing adverse effects on wildlife.

Enter the required values and click "Calculate ENDF" to evaluate your environmental performance.