433AWVA91-301 addresses risk management and safety processes in Air Force activities, including risk assessment, mitigation, and acceptance.
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It presents risk management as central to combat readiness and emphasizes increased safety awareness as mission complexity and risk rise. It requires greater documentation and elevation of authority to accept risk in complex missions.
Applies to: I expect all Airmen, both military and civilian, to incorporate safety processes in every Air Force activity.
Risk management is THE key component of combat readiness and I expect all Airmen, both military and civilian, to incorporate safety processes in every Air Force activity.
An easy to remember version of RM is called ACT - Assess the situation, Consider options to mitigate the risk, and Take appropriate action.
When a mission becomes more complex, risk elevates.
Commanders are key to the success of mission accomplishment and are therefore responsible for Risk Management decisions.
For mission execution each of us has a responsibility to our chain of command to assess risk and pass information to the decision maker.