Army Safety Program Flashcards
What does AR 385-10 cover?
Establishes RM as the Army’s principal risk reduction methodology
What does DA PAM 385-1 cover?
Highlights the USO position and details their role and responsibilities
What does DA PAM 385-10 cover?
Discusses RM in regard to the procedures and policies
The three goals and objectives of the Army Safety Program
- Significant annual reductions in losses
- Reducing the cost of accidental losses and occupational illnesses
- Steady progress toward the ultimate goal of zero accidents and occupational illnesses
How many strategies are there to achieve the goals and objectives of Army safety policies?
13
Who serves as the principal advisor to your Commander on all safety requirements?
The Unit Safety Officer
What are the two types of elements when it comes to the Army Safety Program?
- Required
- Mission dictated
As an Army Safety Officer, what guides your plan of action when discussing and implementing safety elements into the various activities conducted throughout the organization?
Policies
What does OSHA stand for?
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Before OSHA policy and standards can be fully implemented into the US Army, what is required?
A network of communication
What does ASOHMS stand for?
Army Safety and Occupational Health Management System
What are the 6 core attributes to an effective ASOHMS?
- Leadership
- Training and promotion
- Inspections and assessments
- Mishap reporting
- Hazard analysis
- Health protection
Most safety programs in the Army are comprised of five core elements which are:
- Safety program management
- Inspections/assessments
- Accident investigation/reporting
- Promotion and awareness
- Hazard analysis and countermeasures
What are your most visible functions as a USO?
To participate in safety training and promotion events and activities
Once you, as a USO, have completed your review and survey of the unit SOP, what should you do before implementing a solution?
Schedule a meeting with your Unit Commander or Director to review your findings, communicate your recommendations, and obtain the Commanders guidance