MEMORANDUM FOR A1 - Air Force E-Publishing

62 AFI91-202 5 AUGUST 2011
accomplished by the respective MAJCOM/NAF safety office. The evaluation will be
conducted primarily using the AFFOR/SE-safety self-inspection checklists. The PE may be
combined with the RAV.
6.6.3. SAVs will focus on areas requested by the AEW/AEG safety office or as determined
by AFFOR/SE, based on previous PE reports and other correspondence.
6.6.4. DELETE.
6.7. AFFOR Hazard Review Board (HRB).
6.7.1. The semi-annual HRB serves as a means for all AOR unit commanders to ensure unity
of effort and provides COMAFFOR a formal forum to establish and receive feedback on
action items. AOR commanders will identify physical or procedural hazards at their locations
that require AFFOR staff assistance for abatement. The AOR commanders will ensure their
safety staff assign RACs (if appropriate), prioritize and provide recommendations for
abatement.
6.7.2. The HRB is chaired by the AFFOR/CC, CV or CD, with senior representation from
each AFFOR directorate, as well as Wing and/or Group Commander senior representation
from each applicable AOR location.
6.7.3. AFFOR/SE is responsible for all preparations to host the HRB and completion of the
minutes following the meeting. AFFOR/SE is responsible for monitoring all action items
assigned during the HRB.
6.7.4. DELETE.
6.8. Theater Safety Engagement Program. The AFFOR Theater Safety Engagement Program
is a COMAFFOR directed initiative. It is a long-term plan to familiarize and integrate allied
theater Air Forces with USAF mishap prevention programs and processes. The safety program
consists of three parts: visits, conferences and a safety website.
6.8.1. Visits. AFFOR/SE provides introductory briefings, regular interoperability visits and
initiates cross-flow of safety related information between the cooperating nations, while also
coordinating with USAF HHQ agencies for additional training, support and expertise.
6.8.2. Conferences. AFFOR/SE will host or co-host Coalition Safety Councils for interested
safety professionals in the AOR. The goal is to facilitate regional safety dialogue, provide a
forum to share best practices and provide the basis for mutual assistance and common
understanding of mishap prevention efforts and investigation methods/resources.
6.8.3. DELETE.