MEMORANDUM FOR A1 - Air Force E-Publishing

60 AFI91-202 5 AUGUST 2011
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6.4. Mishap Prevention Program. AFFOR deployed safety offices should establish and
maintain all required mishap prevention programs as addressed in this instruction and
applicable AOR procedures. AFFOR/SE will provide guidance and assistance as necessary.
6.4.1. Mishap Investigation. In general, COMAFFOR is not the convening authority for
mishaps in the AOR. Convening authority falls to the home station MAJCOM IAW AFI 91-
204. The convening authority may contact the COMAFFOR and/or AFFOR/SE to request
local deployed safety office SIB support beyond ISB responsibilities, provided the deployed
commander and AFFOR/SE supports the request. Mishap Investigations should be
accomplished IAW AFI 91-204 with the following caveats:
6.4.1.1. Aviation. The COMAFFOR is the convening authority for all Class E BASH,
HATR, Controlled Movement Area Violations (CMAV) and some High Accident
Potential (HAP) (when cause is dependent on the deployed environment and not the
object) incidents. When objects are owned by the AFFOR (some small remotely piloted
aircraft, etc.), COMAFFOR will maintain convening authority. These caveats are not
applicable to U.S. based AFFOR assigned/gained units supporting AFFOR AOR mission
requirements:
6.4.1.2. Ground. The COMAFFOR is the convening authority for mishaps related to War
Readiness Materiel assets or injury/death of an AOR PCS member.
6.4.1.3. Explosives. The COMAFFOR is the convening authority for all munitions
mishaps that don’t involve improper weapons activation (not actuated from
weapon/aircraft). For incidents involving accidental or improper weapons activation