Safety

NM Wing Safety Resources

The Wing Safety SharePoint site:

(Wing members with a 365 account have access; otherwise contact Safety Director or Wing Admin)

• Risk Assessment (Form 160, 160S examples from NMWG)
• Safety Briefings you can use
• Mishap reporting and review (how to write an initial notification, aircraft mishap notification instructions..)
• How to get your monthly safety education
• Other good stuff (guidance from NHQ-SE on specific issues, NMWG Safety Plan of Action, FY19 safety metrics report…)

NMWG Supplement to CAPR 160-1, Civil Air Patrol Safety Program (pending approval)

NMWG Supplement to CAPR 160-2, Safety Reporting and Review (pending approval)

For questions or assistance:  Maj. C. John Graham, Director of Safety (john.graham@nmcap.us)

CAP National Safety Resources

CAP Safety Pages:

• Risk Assessment (worksheets for Deliberate Risk Assessment [Form 160] and Real Time Risk Assessment [Form 160S]; links to training; OSHA heat safety resources)
• Encampment and Activity Safety (Activity Safety Officer training; Opening Risk Management Briefing)
• Mishap Review (training; Mishap Review Report template; “5M” review worksheets for different scenarios)
• CAP Safety Beacon newsletters
• Safety Information and Review System (SIRS) (safety education, safety reports, mishap management, safety suggestions & hazard reports)
• Annual Safety Risk Management Day (how to conduct your Safety Day)

Online Safety Education Courses  (note that courses are being moved from LMS to AXIS)

Online Training on Risk Management, Activity Safety Officer, Mishap Review (AXIS)

Safety Officer Resources –see above, plus:

CAPP 217, Safety Specialty Track Guide

Duties and Responsibilities: see CAPR 160-1, 2.4.4, 2.5, 2.6.5; CAPR 160-2, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3

Getting started as a squadron safety officer

Safety officer tips

Los Alamos “Being Human” video

Criteria for reporting mishaps to CAP National Operations Center: see CAPR 160-2, 5.6.2, 5.11

Websites of interest (videos, briefings, resources, info):

National Safety Council

AOPA Air Safety Institute

FAA Safety  (WINGS courses & activities)

FAA Fly Safe series

Air Force Safety Center

Department of Energy Human Performance Initiative (ppt)

Family Disaster Planning (ready.gov)

49 CFR 830, Reporting of Aircraft Accidents and Incidents

Reporting Bird/Wildlife Strikes (FAA)

Reporting Laser Illumination of Aircraft (FAA)

CAP PILOTS:  The WINGS Pilot Proficiency Program helps pilots build an educational curriculum suitable for their unique flight requirements. It is based on the premise that pilots who maintain currency and proficiency in the basics of flight will enjoy a safer and more stress-free flying experience.You are strongly encouraged to participate in WINGS. Plus, taking a WINGS course gives credit for your monthly safety education. Here are instructions on linking your CAPID to your WINGS account to get that credit.

Completion of a WINGS phase also qualifies as a Biennial Flight Review.