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Lieutenant Colonel Jay Jennings, CSP 101st Sustainment Brigade 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)

Lieutenant Colonel Jay Jennings, CSP 101st Sustainment Brigade 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault). Safety in Combat Operations?. Incompatible? Oxymoron? Unnecessary?. Accidental Losses Jeopardize Mission Success . Army Safety Program Army Regulation (AR) 385-10 The Army Safety Program

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Lieutenant Colonel Jay Jennings, CSP 101st Sustainment Brigade 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)

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  1. Lieutenant Colonel Jay Jennings, CSP 101st Sustainment Brigade 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)

  2. Safety in Combat Operations? Incompatible? Oxymoron? Unnecessary? Accidental Losses Jeopardize Mission Success

  3. Army Safety Program Army Regulation (AR) 385-10 The Army Safety Program AR 385-40 Accident Reporting & Recordkeeping AR 385-55 Prevention of Motor Vehicle Accidents AR 385-63 Range Safety AR 385-64 Explosives Safety Program AR 385-95 Army Aviation Accident Prevention Field Manual (FM) 100-14 US Army Combat Readiness Center, (Formerly US Army Safety Center) Unit-Level Safety Personnel and Programs

  4. Army Civilians Safety & Occupational Health Manager/Specialist Major Commands Corps Corps of Engineers Division Materiel Command Brigade Ammunition Center Army Aviation – Active Duty Aviation Safety Officers – Career Track Trained/Assigned to Company Level US Army Reserve Army Safety Augmentation Detachment

  5. Army Safety Assets Deployed in Iraq USAF USMC

  6. 5-Step Composite Risk Management Process Integration Applicability Force Protection Combat Multiplier

  7. Integrating Risk Management Into Operations

  8. Continual Challenges Bold, Audacious Risk-Taking Is A Quality of Great Leaders Safety Versus Military Mentality, “Cost of Doing Business” Perception – Safety is an Administrative Requirement, Not Applicable in Combat Environment Availability of Safety Professionals

  9. Combat Vs. Private Sector - Similarities: • The Need to Identify, Assess, and Manage Risks • Critical Importance of Adherence to Standards

  10. Combat Vs. Private Sector - Differences: • Definition of Acceptable Losses • Risk-Reward Analysis

  11. Risk Management: • Environmental • Challenges

  12. Risk Management: • Environmental • Challenges • Heat & Hydration • Night Operations

  13. Risk Management: • Local Vehicles • Untrained, Unlicensed • Drivers

  14. Risk Management: • Aviation Safety • Airfield Management

  15. Risk Management: • Munitions Handling and Storage • Unexploded Ordnance

  16. Risk Management: • Electrical & Fire Safety • Range Safety • Non-Standard Operations

  17. Risk Management: • Personal • Protective • Equipment

  18. Risk Management: • Material Handling Equipment

  19. Risk Management: • Movement of Equipment by • Rail, Ship, Air, & Convoy

  20. Risk Management: • Convoy Operations

  21. Risk Management: • High Mobility Multi-Purpose • Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV) • Rollovers • Changing Mission • Systems • Safety • Integration

  22. Risk Management: • Seatbelts & Restraints

  23. THERE IS INHERENT SAFETY IN ADHERENCE TO WELL-WRITTEN, WELL-KNOWN, CONSISTENTLY ENFORCED STANDARDS

  24. Safety Execute the Mission • Bring Everyone Home

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