Mishaps

Question 1

What is a “Class A” Mishap?

Answer 1

An injury or occupational illness resulting in fatality or permanent total disability. The cost of reportable property damage is $2,000,000 or greater.

Question 2

What is a Class B Mishap?

Answer 2

An Injury or occupational illness resulting in permanent partial disability.
The resulting cost of property damage is between $500k and $2mil.
3 or more personnel are hospitalized inpatient.

Question 3

What is a Class C Mishap?

Answer 3

An injury or occupational illness requires treatment by a medical professional and results in (for any time beyond the day or shift which the mishap occurred): Loss of time from work, placement on limited duty, removal from flight status, and/or transfer from any individual to a different job.

Question 4

What is a Class D Mishap?

Answer 4

A work-related injury or illness that requires more than simple first aid, but does not meet the criteria for a Class C mishap.
Non-aviation property damage between $5000 or more but less than $50,000
Aviation property damage less than $50k.
Near misses with a high potential for loss.

Question 5

What is the timeline for Initial Mishap Notification for Class A/B Mishaps? Who gets notified?

Answer 5

Call MSRT-W Chain of Command immediately. Call the National Command Center within 5 minutes. Enter a preliminary message in CGMS and eMisReps within 12 hours.

Question 6

What is the timeline for initial response to a Class C/D Mishap?

Answer 6

Enter mishap into e-MisReps within 24 hours for Operational Mishaps.