Basic Nursing Flashcards
What is Risk Management?
A decision making process that is used to systemically evaluate possible courses of action, risks and benefits, and best course of action (COA)
Risk Management Tenets
Risk is inherent
Risk can be effectively mitigated
All personnel are responsible for utilizing RM concepts
Risk Management Goals
Integrate into planning, enhance mission effectiveness, Air Force cultural mindset on and off-duty, and Identify opportunities
What are the risk management foundations?
Improving performance, Tailored to meet unique mission needs, Identify hazards, Used to support solicitation of waivers, variances, or changes
What are the four principles of risk management?
(These are applicable ALL THE TIME)
1. Accept no unnecessary risk
2. Make risk decisions at appropriate level
3. Integrate RM into operations, activities, and planning at ALL LEVELS
4. Apply the process cyclically/continuously
What does a strong, effective risk management process involve?
Careful and deliberative planning coupled with effective, real- time RM
What is Deliberate RM?
Pre-mission planning with a 5-step process: 1. Thorough hazard identification (ID)
2. Detailed data research
3. Diagram and analysis tools
4. Formal testing,
5. Long-term tracking of risks
What is Real-time RM?
No time to conduct formal planning, “on the fly” using basic RM process steps, made in “real- time”
What continuous, systemic 5-step process is used for deliberate and real-time PM?
- Identify the hazards
- Assess the Hazards
- Develop Controls & Make Decisions
- Implement Controls
- Supervise & Evaluate
What Is OPSEC?
Identify actions that can be observed by adversary intelligence systems, determine what critical info could be collected, analyzed, or interpreted by adversaries, eliminate/reduce vulnerabilities
Who implements disciplinary action for OPSEC?
Commanders
Airmen are encouraged to solicit advice from who?
Supervisor, security office, and/or OPSEC Program Manager
What Is COMSEC?
(papers) information systems, sensitive government information
What is COMPUSEC?
(computers) into processed on computing systems, awareness/ training
What Is TEMPEST?
(electromagnetic waves) denies Interception via electromagnetic waves within a facility
How should safety information be provided?
Means of a written work area-specific HAZCOM program, Safety
Data Sheets (SDS)
Who’s responsibility is it to provide a safe and healthy work environment?
Commanders
What are work area supervisors responsible for?
HAZCOM In their work area
What must include a list of the hazardous chemicals present in the work area?
HAZCOM program
T or F? Work area supervisors will at least annually reconcile SDSs on file and maintain documentation.
True
What is the chemical manufacturers responsibility?
Label containers of hazardous chemicals
Shop supervisors ensure what?
All workers know how to obtain an SDS
What is fraud?
False oath, forgery, fraudulent enlistment or appointment, making or using a false writing or other paper
What is waste?
Extravagant, careless, needless expenditure. overstocking perishable supplies, employees consistently being tardy, no accountability of equipment, energy management
What is abuse?
Intentional wrongful or improper use. Government cell phone used for personal business, GTC, taking office supplies home
What is abuse of authority?
Arbitrary and impulsive exercise of power by military member
What is the FWA Policy?
Air Force policy for any military member or civilian employee to engage in fraud, waste, or abuse
What is the purpose of the FWA?
Prevent, detect, and correct instances of FWA
