433AWVA91-202 — 433d Airlift Wing Mishap Notification Procedures

433AWVA91-202 governs 433D Airlift Wing mishap notification procedures for occupational injuries, illnesses, and property damage.

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  • Publication number: 433AWVA91-202
  • Title: 433D AIRLIFT WING MISHAP NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2025-04-01

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It sets out immediate notification steps for military and civilian personnel, supervisors, and Unit Safety Representatives. It also identifies normal-duty-hour and after-hours contacts and follow-up requirements.

Topics covered

  • Mishap notification
  • Occupational injuries and illnesses
  • Property damage reporting
  • Unit Commander notification
  • Wing Safety notification
  • Unit Safety Representatives
  • Command Post contacts

Questions and answers

What must personnel do after an occupational injury, illness, or property damage?

Military or Civilian personnel incurring an occupational injury/illness or property damage, immediately notify your supervisor or the next person in charge. (paragraph 1)

Who must supervisors notify during normal duty hours?

Supervisors, notify your Unit Commander or Senior ART and Wing Safety during normal duty hours. (paragraph 2)

What must supervisors do regarding the Unit Safety Representative?

Supervisors, notify your Unit Safety Representative (USR). (paragraph 3)

What follow-up does the Unit Safety Representative perform?

USR, follow-up with the supervisor and Wing Safety. (paragraph 4)

What is emphasized about the timing of mishap notification?

The Key to Mishap Notification is Timing.

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