lsc leaders safety Flashcards
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- Describe the risk management process.
- Describe the third step of the risk management process, developing controls and making risk decisions.
- When would you use the risk management process?
- A Soldier working under a vehicle in a motor pool without safety goggles is splashed in the eyes with hydraulic fluid and permanently loses vision in one eye. Is this an Army accident, and if so, what class?
- What two sources define the classifications of an Army accident?
- Describe the different components of workplace safety.
- What are some of the identified hazards of a bivouac site?
- Name three of the tactical safety areas.
- What safety personnel does a company commander have direct access to?
- When would OSHA standards not apply?
- What exceptions are provided in Executive Order 12196 and 29 CFR 1960?
- How would you choose and train your organization's drivers?
- As a commander or supervisor, what is your role in motor vehicle safety?
- Where can you find the regulatory requirements for a unit's safety SOP?
- What is contained in an explosive safety management plan (ESMP)?
- What are the commander's responsibilities for range safety?
- Which military decision-making process steps contain more than two risk management steps?
- Each Safety Data Sheet has sixteen sections. Which sections are most critical for a hazardous chemical safety assessment?
- What is the approved method to determine the safety culture in an organization, and who must participate?
- On the U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center website, where can a commander find range safety historical information?
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