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Army Mishap Investigation Course (AMIC)

TRAINING COURSES Army Mishap Investigation Course (AMIC)

The Army Mishap Investigation Course (AMIC) develops personnel to support Installation-level Mishap Investigations. All commands are encouraged to identify potential investigation board presidents (AR 385-10) and provide them this opportunity to attain the knowledge and skills necessary to complete a mishap investigation to Army standards. The course is also beneficial to anyone who may potentially serve as a mishap investigation board member.

The nine-day course covers regulatory requirements, board organization, the investigation process, medical and legal aspects, photography, data collection, witness interviewing, human factors, data analysis, and report assembly. Attendees of the Ground Safety Officer Course (GSOC) and Aviation Safety Officer Course (ASOC) receive the same curriculum training and do not need to attend AMIC.

To register for the course, submit a DA Form 4187 through your unit (usually your schools or training POC) for the below course. For more information contact the Aviation Safety Training Staff listed below.

A welcome letter will be sent to the email entered with the ATRRS registration approximately 30 days from the course start date. It will have instructions for completing the prerequisites and pre-course forms and uploading them to ATIS. You must complete all items.

SOCOM Students: An active @army.mil email address is required before attending. Inactive addresses may prevent access to required systems due to network differences.

  • Army IT User Agreement
  • Cyber Awareness Certificate
  • Student Information Sheet

Army Mishap Investigation Course (AMIC)
School: 012
Location: FT RUCKER, AL
Course: 7K-F22
Academic Hours: 72

FY27

Class # Report Date: Start Date: End Date:
27-001
27-002

Aviation Safety Training Staff