MEMORANDUM FOR A1 - Air Force E-Publishing

18 AFI91-202 5 AUGUST 2011
1.5.15.4. Conducts safety program assessments and inspections of subordinate, tenant
and geographically separated units (GSU) safety programs IAW Support Agreements.
Tracks open findings and discrepancies until closure. NOTE: Host will normally not
perform program evaluations of tenant organizations—particularly those with full time
safety staffs unless otherwise specified in host tenant support agreement.
1.5.15.5. For open safety mishap recommendations that identify installation OPRs or
OCRs, ensures the appropriate POC is notified, actively manage the recommendation
through closure and provide status updates as outlined in AFI 91-204.
1.5.15.6. Manages installation master hazard abatement program master file. Assigns
risk assessment codes (RACs) to hazards and coordinates with health and fire protection
officials when required.
1.5.15.7. Processes hazard reports and manages the hazard reporting process. Assigns
RACs to hazards and coordinate with health and fire protection officials when required.
1.5.15.8. Conducts safety education programs and provides assistance to supervisors in
developing Job Safety Training (JST) Guide outline and Job Safety Analysis (JSA).
Completes Part 4 of AF Form 1754, Job Capability and Safety Analysis, when submitted
by MTF.
1.5.15.9. Reviews airfield waiver packages.
1.5.15.10. Oversees Bird/Wildlife Aircraft Strike Hazard (BASH) programs, where
applicable.
1.5.15.11. Ensures mishaps are properly investigated and reported in accordance with
AFI 91-204 and discipline specific manuals (e.g., AFMANs 91-221, 222, 223, 224).
1.5.15.12. Ensures all personnel with access to privileged safety information are trained
annually on the proper handling procedures and maintain training documentation.
1.5.15.13. Maintains a list of potential Safety Investigation Board (SIB) members who
have completed the formal training requirements according to AFIs 91-204 and 91-223
and discipline specific manuals and provide a copy to MAJCOM/SE. In addition,
maintains a list of potential medical consultants for SIBs such as Psychologists, Flight
Surgeons, and Aerospace and Operational Physiologists (AOP)/Aerospace and
Operational Physiology Training Team (AOPT) personnel who have completed Aircraft
Mishap Investigation and Prevention (AMIP), Aircraft Mishap Investigation Course
(AMIC), Mishap Investigation Non-Aviation (MINA) or the Aviation Safety Program
Manager (ASPM) course. NOTE: Individuals with only MINA training will not
investigate aviation mishaps where there is intent for flight. The involved Chief of Safety
will determine the investigating officer.
1.5.15.14. Provides identified potential Interim Safety Board (ISB) and SIB members
training annually on the basics of mishap investigation. In addition, this annual training is
also required for Operational Psychologists and AOPs/AOPT personnel who have
completed the AMIP course, AMIC, MINA or ASPM.
1.5.15.15. Develops a Mishap Response Plan, addressing all disciplines, if required
actions are integrated into the overall installation Emergency Management Plan (EMP).
Ensures the plan defines roles, responsibilities and notification requirements for