Leaders Safety Course and Occupational Health Course (LSC) U.S Army
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Leaders Safety
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Leaders Safety
Please describe the third step of the risk management process, developing controls and making risk decisions. - Answer- The controls can modify the probability a/ or severity. Each command sets the level of risk each command can assume.
Please describe the risk management process. - Answer- The ...
Leaders Safety Course and Occupational Health Course (LSC) U.S Army
Please describe the third step of the risk management process, developing controls and
making risk decisions. - Answer- The controls can modify the probability a/ or severity. Each command sets the level of risk each command can assume.
Please describe the risk management process. - Answer- The process is to identify and assess hazards, develop and implement controls, and supervise and evaluate the process.(wrong)
You are partially correct, tell me when you would use this process? - Answer- On all Army operations. It will also be used for garrison activities and everyday operations.
What are some risk management responsibilities for Army Leaders? - Answer- Ensuring
my personnel are trained on their METL tasks, training personnel to be competent in the
integration of risk management, and applying risk management to all activities. (wrong)
Close. As a leader, what are your responsibilities surrounding controls? - Answer- I'll brief the controls selected by the commander and ensure my personnel follow the controls. I'll evaluate the controls, and if they are ineffective, I'll modify them for my unit's
usage. (wrong)
A soldier is working under a vehicle in a motor pool and not wearing safety googles. hydraulic fluid splashes in his eyes after which he permanently loses vision in one eye. Is this event an Army accident, and if so, what class? Walk me through your thought process. - Answer- This is a Class B Army accident. I would also look into why the Soldier was not wearing proper eye protection.
What are two different sources that define the different classifications of an Army accident? - Answer- AR 385-10 and the U.S Army Combat Readiness Center's Website.
Would you care to try again? What is one source that would help you define the different classifications of an Army accident? - Answer- AR 385-10
Describe the different components of workplace safety. - Answer- Job hazard analysis, electrical safety, and a HAZCOM program.
What are some of the identified hazards of a bivouac site? - Answer- Field sanitation, field mess operations, carbon monoxide poisoning, generators, and movement of motor vehicles.
Please name three of the tactical safety areas. - Answer- Bivouac areas, tactical water operations, and environmental hazards.
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