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NUmber of cases involving days and/or job transfer or restriction x 200,000/total number of hours worked by all employees in the year

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The formula to calculate DART rate is [(Number of recordable injuries + number of lost workdays cases) x 200,000] / Total hours worked by all employees. This formula helps in determining the rate of injuries and illnesses that result in missed work days.

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