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Avionics
Accessory
Propulsion
TMDE
Hydraulics
Fuel systems
Armament support
Armamet Maintenance
Expediter
WG/CC
Pro Super
MOC
Expediter
Flight Chief
Base CC
MXG/CC
Flight chief
First sergeant
SEA
Pro Super
Expediter
Techician
Flight Chief
Pro Super
Expediter
Technician
Flight Chief
Pro Super
Expediter
Technician
Flight chief
Section chief
Expediter
Technician
Section chief
Pro Super
Expediter
Technician
Flight chief
Pro Super
Expediter
Technician
Flight chief
Pro Super
Three
four
Five
Six
Expediter
Technician
DCC
Pro Super
MXG/CC
Pro Super
SEA
First sergeant
CIs
NSIs
ORIs
LNSIs
2
3
4
5
Excellent
Satisfactory
Marginal
Unsatisfactory
INSIs
Short-term SIIs
NSIs
long-term SIIs
Package
Postal mail
Overnight mail
Squardron staff
Wing personnel
Base command staff
Congress and the DOD
An indicator of aircraft
a comparsion base of aircraft systems
An indication of what aircraft is on thier invetory
The official source document for briefing HQ ACC
All aircraft
Aircraft spares
Code 1 aircraft
Deployed aircraft
Deployment duration
Analysis charts needed
Number of deployed individuals
Equipment and supplies needed for the deployment
24 months
36 months
48 months
50 months
CANN rate
MC rate
Aircraft wash schedule
Phase flow schedule
1
2
3
4
FC
HC
DCC
CDF
CDF
DCC
DPU
IDO
Giving a warning order
Implementing the schedule of events
Giving an "execute/deployment order" order
Notifying the MOC
DCC
CDF
DPU
Assess the risk
Identify the hazard
Make control decisions
Analyze risk control measures
Assess the risk
Identify the hazard
Make control decisions
Analyze the risk control
Steering
Program
Saftey and health
Hazard prevention
WG/CC
WG/CV
OG/CC
Maintenance squadron CC
The local OSHA office
Each workplace using or handling HAZMAT
Each MAJCOM using or handling HAZMAT
The Air Division whose personnel use or handle HAZMAT
At the five-year assignment point and whenever a new hazard is introduced into thier work area
Upon inital work area assignment and whenever a new hazard is introduced into thier work area
Upon inital work area assignment and whenever a new hazard is spilled or exposed into thier work area
At the five-year assignment point and whenever a new hazard is spilled or exposed into thier work area
Worker
CC
Supervisor of the activity
Federal HAZCOM officer
AF Form 3952, Chemical Hazardous Material Request/Authorization
AF Form 3259, Work Activity Sheet
AF Form 2005, Issue/Turn-in Request
AF Form 9, Request for Purchase
Think Safety
Stop the Spill
Contain the spilled material
Protect drains and storm sewers
Water from the sinks at squadrons and the water from any water fountain
Spills or leaks exposed to storm water and the water from any water fountain
Water from the sinks at squadrons and stored materials exposed to precipitation
Spills and leaks exposed to storm water and stored materials exposed to precipitation
HQ ACC Enviromental Agency
NSPA
NFPA
EPA
Host safety
Mishap prevention
CE
Base bioenviromental
Air Staff only
WG/CC only
MAJCOM only
Commanders, supervisors, and functional managers
A number of events against fatalities
The USAF mishaps against foreign mishaps
The USAF mishaps against the other services
Number of events against some kind of exposure
Local procedures
TOs
AFIs
AFPDs
The class of the mishap
The severity of damage, injury, or occupational illness
Wether the mishap involved an individual or equipment
Wether the mishap was located in the CONUS or overseas
Damage to Air Force aircraft only
Reportable damage of $1,000 or less
A fatality or permanent total disability
Reportable damage of $100,000 or less
Reportable damage between $20,000 and $200,000
Reportable damage between $200,000 and $400,000
An injury resulting in a lost workday case involving 2-4 hours
An injury resulting in a lost workday case involving 4-6 hours
A fatal injury involvong no mor than one person
A fatal injury involving at least one or more personnel
Total cost of $2,000 or more property damage, but less than $20,000
Total cost of $20,000 or more property damage, but less than $50,000
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