Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com Army National Guard (AGR) personnel Military personnel who are on active duty for training; inactive duty training; annual training; active duty special work; temporary tour active duty; AGR; full-time manning. Army personnel Active duty Army personnel, Army civilian personnel, Army Reserve personnel, ARNG personnel, and Reserve Officers’ Training Corps personnel as defined in this regulation. Army property Any item of Army property, or property leased by the Army for which the Army has assumed risk of loss, such as aircraft, vehicle, building, structure, system, and so on.
Army reserve personnel Army Reserve personnel members who are on active duty for training; inactive duty training; annual training; full-time manning; temporary tour active duty; active duty for special work; AGR. Army CRM process A holistic approach to preserving readiness that applies 24/7 to Soldiers, Army civilian employees, and even contract workers. The process has 5 phases that form a closed loop system of risk assessment, mitigation, and evaluation. Army Special Operations Forces (ARSOF) Those active and RC ARFOR designated by the Secretary of Defense that are specifically organized, trained, and equipped to conduct and support special operations.
Audit A process of collecting information about an organization’s safety and occupational health management system and making judgments about its adequacy and performance, identifying both the strengths and weaknesses of the safety and health program as implemented by the organization. To ensure that all necessary safety and health program elements are operating and that procedures are in place for thorough implementation. The aims of auditing should be to establish that:
appropriate management arrangements are in place; an adequate CRM control system exists which both reflect the hazard profile of the organization and is properly implemented; and appropriate workplace precautions are in place. Bailed aircraft Any Government-owned aircraft provided to a contractor under a Bailment Agreement for use in conjunction with a specific contractual requirement. Aircraft are usually bailed to a contractor to perform Government contract work. Aircraft are usually leased to a contractor for the contractor’s use. Bailment agreements are legal contracts between the Government Program Office and the contractor.
Bailment contract or agreement An agreement for the delivery of personal property as opposed to real property in trust for a specific purpose, to be returned when the specific purpose is accomplished. Barrier A permanent or temporary impediment to foot and or vehicular traffic that personnel are prohibited to pass without approval from range control. A barrier may be sentinel, wire fencing, gate, sign, or other access-limiting device.
Biological mishap An event in which the failure of laboratory facilities, equipment, or procedures appropriate to the level of potential pathogenicity or toxicity of a given etiologic agent (organism or toxin) may allow the unintentional, potential exposure of humans or the laboratory environment to that agent. Mishaps can be categorized into those resulting in confirmed exposures and those resulting in potential exposures. Biosafety level (BSL) A combination of facilities, equipment, and procedures used in handling etiologic agents to protect the worker, environment, and the community. This combination is proportional to the potential hazard of the etiologic agent in question.
Biosafety level 1 (BSL–1) The facilities, equipment, and procedures suitable for work involving agents of no known or of minimal potential hazard to laboratory personnel and the environment. 108 AR 385–10 • 23 August 2007