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16 AFI91-202 5 AUGUST 2011<br />

1.5.12.6. Ensures design criteria developed complies with: commercial standards,<br />

military requirements and joint standards, as well as applicable AFOSH and/or OSHA<br />

requirements.<br />

1.5.12.7. Periodically reviews design handbooks, technical orders (TOs), military<br />

specifications, military standards and allowance standards (AS) to ensure safety and<br />

health criteria and procedures in those documents comply with safety guidance. Ensures<br />

human factors and reduction of human error potential are factored into the same, through<br />

the use of System Safety Groups, Human Factors review, etc., based on inputs from<br />

System Safety and Human Systems Integration (HSI) activities supporting programs.<br />

1.5.12.8. Monitors the Government-Industry Data Exchange Program, distributes<br />

information and corrective action to eliminate or reduce use of hazardous products.<br />

1.5.12.9. Develops and encourages use of human factors standards in mishap prevention.<br />

Ensures use of tools that address human error identification and reduction related to<br />

fatigue, stress and other emotional, psychological or physiological factors.<br />

1.5.13. <strong>Air</strong> Education and Training Command (AETC):<br />

1.5.13.1. Ensures mishap prevention programs and risk management concepts are<br />

embedded in basic and technical training. Incorporates AFOSH program orientation into<br />

training programs for accessions.<br />

1.5.13.2. Reviews new and revised technical training course specialty and job<br />

qualification training objectives and outlines to ensure safety requirements are being met.<br />

1.5.13.3. Ensures mishap prevention programs and risk management concepts are<br />

embedded in technical training and Professional Military Education (PME). Incorporates<br />

AFOSH program orientation into training programs for officer and enlisted accessions<br />

and new civilian employees.<br />

1.5.14. Installation Commanders:<br />

1.5.14.1. Provide safe and healthful workplaces for all installation employees.<br />

1.5.14.2. Ensure leadership at all levels is held accountable for enforcing safety and<br />

occupational health standards.<br />

1.5.14.3. Promote safety and occupational health awareness (e.g. culture) and enforce<br />

personal accountability.<br />

1.5.14.4. Encourage and support employee led safety and health program activities.<br />

1.5.14.5. Provide incentives to employees for participation in employee led safety and<br />

health program activities. See AFI 65-601 V1, Budget Guidance and Procedures, for<br />

guidance regarding promotional or incentive gifts and awards (Section 4.29.3.), including<br />

exceptions.<br />

1.5.14.6. Develop and implement safety and health programs and risk management<br />

processes that integrate hazard reduction and safety policy into all on- and off-duty<br />

operations and activities.<br />

1.5.14.7. Chair the Installation Safety Council and/or Environmental, Safety and<br />

Occupational Health Council (ESOHC).

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