B-5. Accident investigation, reporting, and analysis Collection and analysis of accident/incident information is critical to the accident prevention process and takes place at several levels of command. The safety office is the command/activity focal point for review of accident investigations, collection and analysis of accident/incident information, and the development of timely and effective countermeasures. The self-assessment checklist at table B-5 is provided to assist in this effort. Table B-5 Accident investigation, reporting, and analysis YES Remarks NO Has the commander/commandant developed and 1 established standards and procedures to implement the accident investigation program within their command? Standard: AR 385-10, paragraph 1-4m(14). Documentation: Command safety documentation (i.e., regulation, standard memorandum, etc.) Does commander/commandant develop metrics for rate of accident occurrence, severity and cost for recording and 2 review with the commander as part of the commander’s regular oversight process? Standard: AR 385-10, paragraph 2-10. Documentation: Accident trends and analysis. Does the commander/commandant review accident trends 3 and analysis with subordinate commanders, directors, and managers and discuss resolutions to causation factors?
B-5. Accident investigation, reporting, and analysis Collection and analysis of accident/incident information is critical to the accident prevention process and takes place at several levels of command. The safety office is the command/activity focal point for review of accident investigations, collection and analysis of accident/incident information, and the development of timely and effective countermeasures. The self-assessment checklist at table B-5 is provided to assist in this effort. Table B-5 Accident investigation, reporting, and analysis YES NO Remarks 1 Has the commander/commandant developed and established standards and procedures to implement the accident investigation program within their command? Standard: AR 385-10, paragraph 1-4m(14). Documentation: Command safety documentation (i.e., regulation, standard memorandum, etc.) 2 Does commander/commandant develop metrics for rate of accident occurrence, severity and cost for recording and review with the commander as part of the commander’s regular oversight process? Standard: AR 385-10, paragraph 2-10. Documentation: Accident trends and analysis. 3 Does the commander/commandant review accident trends and analysis with subordinate commanders, directors, and managers and discuss resolutions to causation factors?