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    Decreasing Dock Disasters [EasyDNNnews:Comments] [EasyDNNnews:Categories separator="" last]
    USACRC Editor

    Decreasing Dock Disasters

    Depending on the company or mission, several hazards can be found in or around docks. Falls and trips are among the leading causes of dock-related injuries. Wet or oily surfaces, uneven dock plates and unguarded dock edges pose significant risks....
    Should We Top Them Off? [EasyDNNnews:Comments] [EasyDNNnews:Categories separator="" last]
    USACRC Editor

    Should We Top Them Off?

    The moral to this story should scream out to the reader, but I will make it clear. It pays to know your aircraft’s limitations.

    The Dangers of Low Water Crossings [EasyDNNnews:Comments] [EasyDNNnews:Categories separator="" last]
    USACRC Editor

    The Dangers of Low Water Crossings

    On our way to the hunting spot, we crossed a bridge over a very swollen creek. We were amazed at how high the water was compared to normal. We traversed this road often, so we knew the water was sure to be just as amazing farther ahead at the low...
    Getting Back to Basics [EasyDNNnews:Comments] [EasyDNNnews:Categories separator="" last]
    USACRC Editor

    Getting Back to Basics

    The sound was unmistakable — like a snap followed by an immediate right yaw and the sickening realization something had gone horribly wrong. My heart raced, but it was at that moment that my years of training kicked in. I had one job: keep...

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    Preventing Rollovers
    19 Jan 2025

    Preventing Rollovers

    Every Soldier's death or injury in training is a tragic loss to the unit and families. We must act at every level of leadership to prevent these needless losses.

    Free and Clear

    Free and Clear

    This less-than-stellar moment in my career happened many years ago. Back then, I knew that not clearing the windows was a stupid move, but I still felt I was incredibly unlucky that someone left a forklift in the road. Then I read a newspaper article that changed my belief that I was simply a victim of bad luck.

    • 15 December 2024
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    Overriding Safety

    Overriding Safety

    A seat belt is the most critical piece of equipment to prevent injuries or death in the event of a vehicle accident, yet it is also the most overlooked. I have worked on this installation for more than a decade and can attest to the attitude and negligence toward seat belt usage.

    • 30 July 2023
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    Tactical Vehicle PMCS

    Tactical Vehicle PMCS

    I’d guess that many people who read Risk Management magazine also subscribe to “U.S Army WTF! Moments” on their social media accounts. One of the page’s most recent photos of Army debauchery features a Light Medium Tactical Vehicle (LMTV) pulling an M1082 trailer in the background.

    • 23 July 2023
    • Author: USACRC Editor
    • Number of views: 5241
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    Know the Signs of Driver Fatigue

    Know the Signs of Driver Fatigue

    When operating or riding in a tactical vehicle, always wear the appropriate personal protective equipment, including a combat helmet and proper restraints. They can save your life.

    • 4 June 2023
    • Author: USACRC Editor
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