Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com (5) Integrate safety criteria into operational testing. (6) Develop and publish range safety policies, procedures, and standards for the Army and Marine Corps. (7) Monitor range safety operations and procedures to assure safety adequacy. (8) Provide range safety instruction for Army personnel. (9) Have, as part of task analysis, Combat Development Centers identify hazards and requisite safety standards to be met in critical combat tasks.
(10) Have Combat Development Centers incorporate critical safety and health parameters in the requirements documents for new systems acquisitions and ensure operational tests verify the product provides requisite protection. (11) Approve the adequacy of solutions to acquisition safety problems. (12) Direct and implement Army safety policy and programs for U.S. Army Reserve Officer’s Training Corps (ROTCs) units. (13) Serve as risk management integration proponent for doctrine, training, and combat development. Coordinate with other MACOM and staff elements that share TRADOC’s functional interest.
Coordinate risk management integration activities, across the Army and at Joint level into programs to develop the force to include: doctrine development, requirements definition, common applications, training support, and risk management education in the Army, including Army Forces (ARFOR) component in the joint-level functions. k. Commanding General, Forces Command (CG, FORSCOM) will— (1) Establish safety policy, standards, and guidance for use in Army exercises, maneuvers, and tactical operations. (2) Direct and implement Army safety policy and programs for U.S. Army Reserve (USAR) units.
(3) Coordinate activities across the Army to integrate risk management into programs to project the force, to include coordination with other MACOMs and staff elements that share FORSCOM’s functional interest. l. The Commanding General, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (CG, USACE) will— (1) Promulgate the safety standards to be used in Army construction (EM 385–1-1). (2) Assure that Army standards designs and USACE administered facility/utility designs and construction conform to statutory and regulatory fire, safety, occupant health and explosives standards, and otherwise provide a safe and healthful workplace for user personnel and materiel.
(3) Provide safety policy to other elements of the Army that manage facility/utility design and construction at their level. (4) Include provisions for public safety at civil works facilities with public recreation and visitation mission. m. The Commanding General, U.S. Army Medical Command, in support of the Army Occupational Safety and Health Program will: (1) Provide direct occupational health services to supported installations and tenant activities according to AR 40-5. (2) Provide technical assistance to installation and tenant activity commanders and MACOM commanders on risk management integration and health assessment, control, and training. n.
MACOM commanders will— (1) Ensure the full and effective implementation of the Army safety and OH program throughout their MACOM. This includes— (a) Providing a safe and healthful workplace and environment. (b) Providing risk management training to military and civilian personnel, as well as providing hazard recognition and abatement training specific to the work site or activity. (c) Establishing standing operating procedures (SOPs) that will foster safe practices and procedures. (d) Monitoring workplaces and practices to ensure adherence to established procedures and the prompt correction of unsafe acts and (e) Investigating accidents to determine causes and prevent recurrence.
(2) Initiate additional accident prevention measures necessary to control hazards and resource losses for which there are no prescribed or established safety standards or procedures. (a) Providing a safe and healthful workplace and environment. (b) Providing hazard recognition and correction training to military and civilian personnel. (c) Establishing standing operating procedures (SOPs) that will foster safe practices and procedures. (d) Monitoring workplaces and practices to ensure adherence to established procedures and the prompt correction of unsafe acts and conditions. (e) Investigating accidents to determine causes and prevent recurrence.
(3) Establish and enforce procedures for plans that assure maximum safety during training and tactical operations. (4) Establish procedures for expeditiously funding and fixing hazards based on risk assessment codes (RACs) on a ’worst-first’ basis. Commanders of MACOMs having troop organizations will establish safety and occupational health requirements and guidance for their troops participating in exercises. They will also assure coordination and integration of their safety and occupational health efforts with those of other commands and services involved in the exercise. 3 AR 385–10 • 29 February 2000