Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com reprisals; the recognition of local potential hazardous conditions and environments; identification and use of Army, command and local required occupational safety and health standards; and other appropriate rules and regulations that will assist ADSOs in performing their duties. c. Additional duty safety personnel on active duty are required to complete the ADSC within 30 days of appoint- ment. Nonactive duty guard and reserve personnel are afforded 90 days to complete the course. The new ADSC is hosted on the USACR/SC learning management system.
The USACR/SC course certificates and resource compact disks are provided to users upon successful completion of the course. 10–9. Educational material Safety education and promotional materials such as posters, films, technical publications, pamphlets, incentive items, and related materials are proven cost effective safety awareness tools and, therefore, will be budgeted for and used at all levels of the Army to promote safety. The USACR/SC will provide educational material upon request. 10–10. Specialized training requirements The DASAF is the proponent of specialized safety training in accordance with AR 600–3. Various functions within the Army Safety Program require specialized training.
DA Pam 385–10 will include a list of the requirements as well as the ACTEDS plan. a. Radiation training . The training and experience of the RSO and the alternate RSO must be commensurate with the radiation program for which they will be responsible with formal radiation training completed before assuming duties. The dynamic aspects of the radiation protection program require that each garrison RSO be provided radiation protection training annually to ensure that he or she is adequately trained. Annual training will be scheduled and funded by the commander in accordance with DA Pam 385–24. b. Explosives safety .
Workers involved with explosives and ammunition will be provided training in accordance with the requirements of DA Pam 385–64. c. Chemical agent workers . Workers involved with chemical agent operations will be provided training in accord- ance with the requirements of DA Pam 385–61. d. Biological workers . Biological workers will be provided training in accordance with the requirements of DA Pam 385–69. 10–11. U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center a. The USACR/SC provides extensive safety training and a complete list of their available courses is located at https://safety.army.mil/. Safety and occupational health intern training as well as ASO training are conducted at the USACR/SC.
Another source of safety training available to commanders is the USACR/SC mobile training team. The team will come to the unit’s location and conduct a 3–day or 5–day Army Safety and Composite Risk Management Training. b. Additional training is available for supervisors, managers, collateral duty safety officers, and employees at the Combat Readiness University. The courses are—The Collateral Duty Safety Officer Course, The Employee’s Safety Course, The Manager’s Safety Course, The Safety Committee Member’s Safety Course, and The Supervisor’s Safety Course. Chapter 11 Motor Vehicle Accident Prevention 11–1. Introduction a.
This chapter establishes requirements for traffic safety and loss prevention to reduce the risk of death or injury to Army personnel from POV, AMV, and ACV accidents. It also establishes requirements for motor vehicle accident prevention on Army installations and supplements public traffic safety law. b.
This chapter applies to all active duty Army military personnel at any time, on or off a DOD installation; to ARNG and USAR personnel while in a military duty status; to all Army civilian personnel in a duty status, on or off a DOD installation; to all personnel (including contractor personnel) in a DOD-owned motor vehicle; and to all persons (including contractor personnel) at any time on an Army installation. 11–2. Motor Vehicle Accident Prevention Policy To facilitate accident prevention efforts, Army personnel listed below will accomplish the following listed tasks: a. Commanders and directors at all levels.
Commanders and directors at all levels will— (1) Brief all fatal and other Class A vehicle-related accidents (On-duty or off-duty Soldiers and on-duty Army civilians, contractor reported, and visitors to Army installations) to the first general officer in the chain of command. 50 AR 385–10 • 23 August 2007/RAR 4 October 2011