SERIOUS INCIDENT REPORT

Question 1

Serious Incident is defined as:

Answer 1

• Loss of life, limb, eyesight, or serious injury
• Loss of or substantial damage to government or civilian property greater than 2k
• Exigent circumstance in which any step beyond verbal commands in the RUF is used
• Any threat to CD personnel, the agencies they support, or facilities they occupy
• Initial reporting will be by telephone call or email. Written report will follow.

Question 2

Counter drug accident is:

Answer 2

unplanned event or series of events, which results in one or mor of the following:

• Occupational illness to Cd personnel
• Injury to TFM on or off duty
• Damage to public or private property
• Damage to CD property over 5k
• Injury to non-Counter drug personnel and/or damage to equipment as a result of Counter drug operations
• Police report/encounters are required via spot report to CD J3

Question 3

Class A accident (report in 24hrs):

Answer 3

total cost of reportable property damage is 1mil or more

Question 4

Class B accident (report in 24hrs):

Answer 4

total cost greater than 200k-1mil

Question 5

Class C accident (report in 3 working days):

Answer 5

10k-200k

Question 6

Class D accident (report in 3 working days):

Answer 6

The total cost of total reportable property damage greater than 2k-10k

Question 7

Class E aviation accident (report in 5 working days):

Answer 7

An Army aviation incident in which the resulting damage cost and injury severity do not meet the criterion for Class A-D

Question 8

Class F aviation accident (report in 5 working days

Answer 8

An army foreign Object Damage (FOD) incident

Question 9

What regulation covers a Serious Incident?

Answer 9

• NGR 500-2
• ANGI 10-801
• AR 190 -40
• CD SOPs

Question 10

Who is responsible for reporting an accident or injury when directly involved in or having knowledge of the incident?

Answer 10

Individual TFM