8FWVA91-2E — 8th Fighter Wing Safety Mishap Notification Procedures

8FWVA91-2E governs mishap notification, including immediate reporting, command post coordination, and AF Form 978 submission.

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  • Publication number: 8FWVA91-2E
  • Title: 8TH FIGHTER WING SAFETY MISHAP NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2024-05-16

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8FWVA91-2E covers accident and injury reporting, notification checklists, serious injuries, and routing through supervisors, commanders, and safety representatives. It requires immediate notification for specified serious injuries and submission of AF Form 978 within five days.

Topics covered

  • Mishap notification
  • Immediate notification
  • Timely notification
  • Serious injury reporting
  • Command post notification checklists
  • AF Form 978
  • Unit safety coordination

Questions and answers

What should happen after an accident or injury?

In the event of an accident or injury, seek medical attention immediately and/or notify your immediate supervisor, or commander in absence of supervisor. (paragraph 91-204)

Who must be notified after an accident or injury?

The supervisor or commander then notifies the Command Post/Maintenance Operations Center (as applicable) and the USR. (paragraph 91-204)

What happens after a major accident involving serious injuries?

For major accidents that involve loss of life, limb, eyesight, medical transport, or other serious injuries, notify Command post who will then run applicable notification checklists and notify the applicable commanders and wing safety. (paragraph 91-204)

When must supervisors generate AF Form 978?

Supervisors will generate an AF Form 978 within five days, forward to USR, and the USR will route the Form 978 through the unit commander then to wing safety. (paragraph 91-204)

Why is a thorough investigation conducted after a mishap?

After a mishap, a thorough investigation is conducted to prevent similar mishaps from recurring.

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