TRCF stands for Total Return Cash Flow, which is a financial metric used to evaluate the performance of an investment by measuring the cash generated over a specific period, including both operational cash flows and capital gains. It is often utilized in real estate and private equity to assess the overall profitability of an investment. By considering both income and appreciation, TRCF provides a comprehensive view of an asset's financial health.
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Total Recordable Case Frequency (TRCF) is calculated by taking the number of recordable cases (which include work-related injuries and illnesses) over a specific period, typically a year, and dividing it by the total hours worked by all employees during that same period. This result is then multiplied by one million to express the frequency per million hours worked. The formula is: TRCF = (Number of Recordable Cases × 1,000,000) / Total Hours Worked. This metric helps organizations assess their safety performance and compare it across different timeframes or industries.