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    The Dangers of an Ineffective Safety Culture 0 Workplace
    USACRC Editor

    The Dangers of an Ineffective Safety Culture

    From Fiscal Years (FY) 2020-24, an ineffective safety culture was one of the most cited causes of Army on-duty mishaps. Creating a positive safety culture is essential to ensuring the well-being of Soldiers and civilian employees, as well as the...
    A Real Eye-Opener 0 Aviation
    USACRC Editor

    A Real Eye-Opener

    Many aviation mishaps or near misses result from a failure to practice procedures that have been taught since the beginning of pilot training. As time passes and we gain experience, sometimes these foundational elements become easily overlooked....
    Fighting the Freeze 0 Military Ops & Training
    USACRC Editor

    Fighting the Freeze

    It was December at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, and our unit was preparing for a field training exercise. Leadership was monitoring the weather because winters can be pretty crazy at Fort Sill. Temperatures were expected to hover around the freezing mark...

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    Axel-Deep in the Snow

    Soldiers do a pretty good job of integrating risk management into their professional decision-making process. Rarely do you catch us blatantly disregarding written procedures. Rotations to the National Training Center and Joint Readiness Training Center aren’t spur-of-the-moment decisions. They incorporate much planning and forethought at all levels. Off duty, however, we tend to live on the edge. We might do something like fill our hot lawnmowers with gasoline without personal protective equipment or gloves, giving little thought to the risk. Recently, I did an excellent job of demonstrating personal and professional differences from a safety standpoint.

    Defeating the Dragon

    There is a dragon out there that has cost the U.S. Army Reserve (USAR) two platoons worth of Soldiers over the past three years due to mishaps. This is an unsustainable loss to which we must find a solution.

    • 12 January 2025
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    Frozen on the Slopes

    I then noticed that Jim — by far the better skier — was starting to fall behind. I yelled to see where he was, and he told me to go to the edge of the trees and wait for him there. I didn’t make it far before I heard Jim say he was having a hard time skiing. Jim is the type of guy who won’t complain unless he’s dying, so when he said he was having difficulty moving his legs, I was concerned.

    • 15 December 2024
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    An Unintended Highway Exit

    Every day, safety is enforced in my company through risk assessments, briefs or training. The fact is my job is very safe due to the restrictions, policies and regulations put into place to mitigate many of the hazards I may face. The most dangerous portion of my day actually takes place when I’m on the ground, driving back and forth to work.

    • 1 December 2024
    • Author: USACRC Editor
    • Number of views: 176
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    Hydration for Winter Warriors

    In some areas of the country, snowflakes are falling, but don't use this as a reason to slow down on your winter health plan. This is a great time to join a gym, try a new class or get into a winter sport.

    • 17 November 2024
    • Author: USACRC Editor
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