of the Air Force and the Federal Aviation Administration on Safety for Space Transportation and Range Activities. This instruction implements North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

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List of Applicable Directives: List applicable forms and Air Force guidance instructions. High Risk Workplace Programs: USR’s must maintain a list of shops with active programs identified below including POC’s and phone numbers. (Additional programs may be added at the squadron commander’s discretion (i.e. Special Purpose Vehicles) 1.

This program applies to all Department of the Air Force (DAF) personnel both civilian and military, regardless of level, location, or job description, all have a role in creating and maintaining a safer workplace.

SAFEREP replaces the Airman Safety App and allows you to submit unusual occurrences, in-flight emergencies (IFEs), hazardous air traffic reports (HATRs), wildlife strikes (BASH), and aviation safety action program reports (ASAPs).

This instruction applies to all personnel and agencies on Andersen Air Force Base (AAFB). This instruction establishes the AAFB Safety Program, provides the commander’s policy on mishap prevention, the functional manager’s and squadron commander’s responsibilities for mishap prevention and the safety staff’s role in mishap prevention.

1, If you are hurt either on duty or off duty, you must report your injury to both your supervisor and the Unit Safety Representative (USR). Similarly, if you are involved in an incident in which Air Force equipment or property is damaged, the same people must be notified.

Primary Unit Safety Representatives (USR) will be civilians, officers, and/or non- commissioned officers (NCOs). Alternate USRs may be Senior Airmen as well as civilians,

This manual implements Air Force Policy Directive (AFPD) 91-2, Safety Programs, and parts of Title 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Chapter XVII, Occupation Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Department of Labor (DoL), This manual defines the Air Force’s

MUSTT is designed to provide training and demographic data for Air Force Motorcycle riders. It fulfills requirements for monitoring AF riders. This tutorial provides MSRs the information needed to manage their unit riders. This tutorial will focus on how an MSR uses MUSTT to manage unit commander’s Motorcycle Mishap Prevention Program.