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Do you know which regulation establishes the Army Safety Program?
AR 385-10 The Army Safety Program
Which publication explains how to meet the requirements of AR 385-10?
DA PAM 385-10
The Small Unit Safety Officer/Noncommissioned Guide
DAM PAM 385-1
What is the first overarching policy in AR 385-10?
Eliminate deaths or something.
What is the second overarching policy in AR 385-10?
It is Army policy to provide a safe and healthful environment.
Which office serves as the proponent for all Army Safety publications?
Director of Army Staff (DAS)
What office is responsible for establishing Army goals, objectives, and strategies for reducing and
eliminating occupation accidents, injuries, and illnesses?
Assistant Secretary of the Army ASA (IE&E)
Which regulation defines theses specific responsibilities?
AR 385-10
Pick one of the six core responsibilities of all Department of Army Soldiers and civilians at all levels
within the Army Safety Program?
Be responsible for mishap prevention by applying RM.
Which of the following is considered a mission-dictated element of the Army Safety Program?
Safety Awards Program (Did he say this?)
Explosives safety management ?
General safety requirements (and this?)
Which public laws and regulations form the Army policy to integrate the standards and policies of the
OSH Act of 1970?
DODI 6055.07
Public Law 91-596
AR 385-10
DODI 6055.04
DODI 6055.1
, Which law defines the Army's responsibilities under OSHA as a Federal agency?
29 CFR 1960.8
What is one of the Army supervisor responsibilities under OSHA?
Maintain a safe and healthful workplace.
What is one of the employee responsibilities under OSHA?
Report unsafe and unhealthful working conditions to appropriate officials.
What is the Army policy on OSHA inspection of DoD contractor facilities and installations?
OSHA representatives must be granted access without delays and at reasonable times.
What rights do DA civilians have when it comes to inspections?
The right to request an OSHA inspection of an Army workplace if they believe hazardous conditions
are present.
Which Army publication provides guidance on establishing a Unit Safety Program?
DA PAM 385-1
What are the five standard elements of most Unit Safety Programs?
- Hazard analysis and countermeasures
- Promotion and awareness
- Safety program management
- Mishap investigation and reporting
- Inspections and assessments
Who is responsible for Soldier safety and the overall quality of the Unit Safety Program?
Commanders
Which staff member works with the commander to address safety-related issues at the unit level?
The Unit Safety Officer
What is the core function of the Unit Safety Officer?
Implement the commander's intent, safety philosophy, and policies within the unit.
Do you know what the purpose of ASOHMS is?
Provide a strategic framework for planning, preparing, executing, and assessing the Army Safety
Program.
What are the six core attributes of ASOHMS?
- Hazard analysis and countermeasures
- Inspections and assessments
- Leadership engagement and personnel/Soldier participation
- Health protection and readiness
-Training and promotion
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Do you know which regulation establishes the Army Safety Program?
AR 385-10 The Army Safety Program
Which publication explains how to meet the requirements of AR 385-10?
DA PAM 385-10
The Small Unit Safety Officer/Noncommissioned Guide
DAM PAM 385-1
What is the first overarching policy in AR 385-10?
Eliminate deaths or something.
What is the second overarching policy in AR 385-10?
It is Army policy to provide a safe and healthful environment.
Which office serves as the proponent for all Army Safety publications?
Director of Army Staff (DAS)
What office is responsible for establishing Army goals, objectives, and strategies for reducing and
eliminating occupation accidents, injuries, and illnesses?
Assistant Secretary of the Army ASA (IE&E)
Which regulation defines theses specific responsibilities?
AR 385-10
Pick one of the six core responsibilities of all Department of Army Soldiers and civilians at all levels
within the Army Safety Program?
Be responsible for mishap prevention by applying RM.
Which of the following is considered a mission-dictated element of the Army Safety Program?
Safety Awards Program (Did he say this?)
Explosives safety management ?
General safety requirements (and this?)
Which public laws and regulations form the Army policy to integrate the standards and policies of the
OSH Act of 1970?
DODI 6055.07
Public Law 91-596
AR 385-10
DODI 6055.04
DODI 6055.1
, Which law defines the Army's responsibilities under OSHA as a Federal agency?
29 CFR 1960.8
What is one of the Army supervisor responsibilities under OSHA?
Maintain a safe and healthful workplace.
What is one of the employee responsibilities under OSHA?
Report unsafe and unhealthful working conditions to appropriate officials.
What is the Army policy on OSHA inspection of DoD contractor facilities and installations?
OSHA representatives must be granted access without delays and at reasonable times.
What rights do DA civilians have when it comes to inspections?
The right to request an OSHA inspection of an Army workplace if they believe hazardous conditions
are present.
Which Army publication provides guidance on establishing a Unit Safety Program?
DA PAM 385-1
What are the five standard elements of most Unit Safety Programs?
- Hazard analysis and countermeasures
- Promotion and awareness
- Safety program management
- Mishap investigation and reporting
- Inspections and assessments
Who is responsible for Soldier safety and the overall quality of the Unit Safety Program?
Commanders
Which staff member works with the commander to address safety-related issues at the unit level?
The Unit Safety Officer
What is the core function of the Unit Safety Officer?
Implement the commander's intent, safety philosophy, and policies within the unit.
Do you know what the purpose of ASOHMS is?
Provide a strategic framework for planning, preparing, executing, and assessing the Army Safety
Program.
What are the six core attributes of ASOHMS?
- Hazard analysis and countermeasures
- Inspections and assessments
- Leadership engagement and personnel/Soldier participation
- Health protection and readiness
-Training and promotion
