Off-Duty Safety Awareness Presentation 2026

In order to assist you with making every Soldier aware of the off-duty hazards they will face in the upcoming months, we've updated the Off-Duty Safety Awareness Presentation. View the 2026 ODSAP

On Demand Safety Training is Now Available!

Access over 400 safety-related courses
Earn and download certificates
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Will be integral component within ASMIS 2.0 SOH Training module (later this year)

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Video: Reporting sUAS Mishaps

As the Army rapidly fields new Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS), consistent mishap reporting is critical to tracking platform reliability and identifying equipment hazards. Watch the Video

Spring/Summer Safety Campaign 2026

From April through September, the U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center places a special emphasis on spring, summer and hot-weather safety. View the Campaign

JLTV Lessons Learned

The U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center (USACRC) and JLTV team have identified root causes of JLTV mishaps from FY18 to the end of the first quarter of FY25. View the JLTV Lessons Learned Document CAC

Aviation Analytics Dashboard

The Aviation Analytics Dashboard is assist army safety officers from the brigade level to the company level manage their commander's safety programs. Learn more about the Aviation Analytics Dashboard CAC

Army Directive 2024-09: Army Safety and Occupational Health Management System

Army Directive 2024-09 dictates implementation of ASOHMS, which provides systematically managed SOH programs that enhance mission capabilities, reduce SOH-related mishaps and improve personnel readiness through effective risk management. Read more about ASOHMS

Sign up for ASMIS 2.0 User Training

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Army Safety and Occupational Health Management System

The Army is modernizing its approach to safety and occupational health by implementing the ASOHMS. ASOHMS provides a framework to systematically manage SOH programs. Learn more about ASOHMS

WELCOME TO THE U.S. ARMY COMBAT READINESS CENTER

The U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center preserves Army readiness through analysis, training, and the development of systems that prevent accidental loss of our people and resources.

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Safety Brief Tools

The USACRC provides a variety of tools to assist Leaders and Soldiers with creating detailed safety briefings.

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ASMIS 2.0

Army Safety Management Information System

WHAT'S NEW

- ASMIS Newsletter, Spring 2025
  The ASMIS Newsletter is your go-to source for updates, insights and success stories, ensuring you are always connected to the latest developments. View it here, on SafetyNET, or the ASMIS 2.0 Teams Channel. Read the ASMIS Newsletter PDF
- OSHA Injury & Illness Workspace now live in the SOH Management module. Explore Now
- Near Miss Reporting Tool now available in the Mishap & Near Miss module.
- Mishap Review Setting A key feature you should know about. See Details PDF
- ASMIS Analytics Registration View the Presentation PPTX
- Army BYOD with Hypori
  Access ASMIS securely and privately from your own device with Hypori. Learn More NON-GOV
- PII Training for Analytics Permissions in ASMIS
  PII training is required to receive analytic capabilities. Launch Training

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PII Training for ASMIS Analytics Permissions

ASMIS STAFF ASSISTANCE VISITS

Workshops for higher command-level assistance in program management functions, including analytics, systems integration and quality control.

Staff Assistance Visits offer personally-tailored assistance with ASMIS 2.0, typically to groups of less than 20 attendees. These visits are intended to supplement basic ASMIS training and are modeled as workshops for attendees to collaborate, set up, and manage the ASMIS 2.0 programs. Subject matter experts from USACRC drill into each unit and member profile, assist with set up, and troubleshoot issues with ASMIS 2.0.

SAV personnel include three to four SMEs and administrators, and visits normally last three to five eight-hour days; larger audiences of 20 or more may require additional time.

ASMIS SAVs are typically funded by the USACRC. Use the 'Request Staff Assitance Visit' button to request an SAV. For more information, request access to the ASMIS SharePoint website by clicking the button below.

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ASOHMS

The Army Safety and Occupational Health Management System

ASOHMS Portal - Access the ASOHMS portal REGISTRATION REQUIRED
DENIX Portal – Access the ASOHMS Library (Repository of ASOHMS Documents, Resources, and Training Material)
ASMIS 2.0 Portal – Access the Activity Objectives (Metrics for ASOHMS)
SafetyNet – Access the SafetyNet (ASOHMS Questions and Answers)

FY26 ASOHMS Training

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Lessons Learned

The Lessons Learned portal provides one-page summaries highlighting lessons from recent Army mishaps and provides actionable recommendations to prevent similar mishaps. The portal also hosts Navy lessons learned and JSSC monthly information. CAC REQUIRED

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SafetyNet

SafetyNet is a knowledge-based, collaborative online platform for the Army safety and occupational health (SOH) community that encourages professional dialogue and the exchange of loss-prevention information. CAC REQUIRED

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