MEMORANDUM FOR A1 - Air Force E-Publishing

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8.3.4. Review Civil Engineering work requests, project design and specification for safety
criteria. Review all purchase requirement documents to ensure safety requirements are
included.
8.3.5. Provide technical safety consultation services to all base activities and promote on-
and off-duty safety awareness.
8.3.6. Budget for training and safety promotional campaigns; budget, acquire and distribute
safety education materials.
8.3.7. Assess organization’s process for reviewing local purchase requests for safety
requirements and provide technical consultation when requested.
8.3.8. Assist tenant units without full-time safety personnel with ground mishap reporting
procedures.
8.3.9. Coordinate mishap investigation information with the Injury Compensation Program
Administration (ICPA) and provide a representative to actively participate in the FECA
Working Group.
8.3.10. Maintain records of reportable mishaps IAW AFI 91-204 and monitor/track nonreportable
mishaps for trend purposes.
8.3.11. Maintain a master file of approved safety, fire protection, and health standards
variances. Evaluate and process new AFOSH standard variances IAW paragraph 8.7.4
8.3.12. Function as primary point of contact for all federal and state OSHA visits to the
installation.
8.3.13. Assist in the development and review of emergency response plans and procedures
for handling problems involving ground and aircraft emergencies. Emergencies, such as toxic
spills, ventilation malfunctions, cleanup operations, emergency egress or damage control
activities are involved. These areas of review include:
8.3.13.1. Disaster response required by AFI 10-2501.
8.3.13.2. HAZMAT response required by AFI 10-2501.
8.3.13.3. Response to severe weather warnings.
8.3.13.4. Crash recovery plans.
8.3.13.5. Notifying and convening Interim Safety Boards (ISBs).
8.3.14. Provide fully qualified ground safety personnel in support of AEF deployment
taskings.
8.3.14.1. To ensure personnel are familiar with ground safety program responsibilities,
the GSM or their supervisor will conduct a review of all appropriate skill level core tasks
with individuals prior to their deployment.
8.3.14.2. Individuals that do not meet required core tasks for appropriate skill level
requirements will be required to receive appropriate training from their supervisor and/or
GSM prior to deployment.