OC-ALCI91-201 governs standardized safety reporting procedures for mishaps and incidents involving OC-ALC personnel, property, or resources.
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It defines mishaps, incidents, and near-miss events and provides examples involving injuries, property damage, fires, spills, and dropped objects. It requires immediate reporting by supervisors, investigation of incidents, and submission of an online report within 24 hours.
Applies to: This document establishes standardized safety reporting procedures for all OC-ALC supervisors.
Mishaps are unplanned events that result in an occupational illness or injury, property damage, or damage to the natural environment. (paragraph 2)
(Note: Damage to government equipment or real property, that is considered normal wear and tear should not be reported as a mishap.) (paragraph 2)
After aircraft engine operation, if FOD is discovered, the damage is considered a mishap and shall be reported. (paragraph 2)
Typical environmental mishaps that occur are fuel spills, oil spills and chemical spills, which are all required to be reported. (paragraph 2)
All incidents must be investigated, IAW DAFI 91-204 and DAFMAN 91-224, Ground Safety Investigations and Reports to determine the underlying cause(s) and identify failures of safety and health systems. (paragraph 2)