Pro Supercross racer Hunter Yoder remind us to wear our PPE whether on road or off road. If the pro's gear up, so should you!
Each year the Army loses Soldiers to off-duty motorcycle accidents. Most of these tragedies come down to preventable mistakes. Speed, Lack or training, lack of required PPE, and other human errors are often the cause. The regulations apply on and off-duty. Often times riders were not wearing the proper, Army required, protection. The Army requires a DOT approved helmet, long sleeve shirt, long pants, over the ankle boots, gloves, eye protection. PPE can reduce injury and save lives. If the pros gear up every single ride, so should you. Your life matters, ride smart. Ride protected.
This week's RM newsletter highlights dangerous wildlife threats and mitigation strategies, the importance of vehicle restraints, and flight line inspection failures.
This week's Risk Management newsletter focuses on heat illness prevention, the dangers of personally procured equipment in the cockpit and preventing on-duty falls.
This week's Risk Management newsletter focuses on tactical vehicle operations, the Two-Challenge Rule, boating hazards, and avoiding ticks and tick-borne diseases. Also included is the USACRC's annual Independence Day safety message.
This week's Risk Management newsletter highlights standards deviations in ammunition and explosives management; trailer towing safety; crew coordination; and our recently released Supervisor's Guide to Safety and Occupational Health. Readiness Through Safety!
