Look for Soldiers bypassing controls (e.g., not drinking in to have a full canteen for an inspection). This worksheet (figure B-2) is provided as an example only. Each worksheet should be developed specifically for each site. DELIBERATE RISK ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET MISSION/TASK DESCRIPTION DATE (DD/MM/YYYY) SUBTASK/SUBSTEP HAZARD INITIAL CONTROL H RESIDUAL OF MISSION/TASK RISK TO RISK LEVEL IMPLEMENT WHO WILL WBGT (add 5 of Adjust activity distances, durations, backpack or body pace, and (e.g., armor) conduct high-intensity < Cat 1 Low (L) = 0 points training in cooler Cat 1 Medium (M) = 1 morning hours). point Cat 2-3 High (H) = 2 Ensure proper resources points at appropriate locations. Cat 4-5 Extremely high (EH) = 3 points Employ cooling measures (shade, arm immersion, misting fans). Back-to-back Cat 5 days 0 L = 0 “ 1 M = 1 2-3 = 2 > 4 EH = 3 Heat illnesses in past 2 days 0 L = 0 “ Heat Cramps M = 1 Heat Exhaustion H = 2 Heat Stroke/ Death EH = 3 Workload in past 2 days (see TR 350-29 workload classification chart) “ Easy L = 0 Easy or moderate M = 1 Moderate or hard H = 2 Hard EH = 3 Projected workload Easy L = 0 “ Easy or moderate M = 1 Moderate or hard H = 2 Hard EH = 3 Heat acclimatization days > 13 L = 0 “ 7-13 M = 1 3-6 H = 2 < 3 EH = 3 Figure B-2. Deliberate Risk Assessment Worksheet factors heat illness –
Look for Soldiers bypassing controls (e.g., not drinking in to have a full canteen for an inspection). This worksheet (figure B-2) is provided as an example only. Each worksheet should be developed specifically for each site. DELIBERATE RISK ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET MISSION/TASK DESCRIPTION DATE (DD/MM/YYYY) SUBTASK/SUBSTEP OF MISSION/TASK HAZARD INITIAL RISK CONTROL TO WHO WILL IMPLEMENT RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL WBGT (add 5 of backpack or body armor) Adjust activity distances, durations, pace, and (e.g., conduct high-intensity training in cooler morning hours). Ensure proper resources at appropriate locations. Employ cooling measures (shade, arm immersion, misting fans). < Cat 1 Low (L) = 0 points Cat 1 Medium (M) = 1 point Cat 2-3 High (H) = 2 points Cat 4-5 Extremely high (EH) = 3 points Back-to-back Cat 5 days “ 0 L = 0 1 M = 1 2-3 H = 2 > 4 EH = 3 Heat illnesses in past 2 days “ 0 L = 0 Heat Cramps M = 1 Heat Exhaustion H = 2 Heat Stroke/ Death EH = 3 Workload in past 2 days (see TR 350-29 workload classification chart) “ Easy L = 0 Easy or moderate M = 1 Moderate or hard H = 2 Hard EH = 3 Projected workload “ Easy L = 0 Easy or moderate M = 1 Moderate or hard H = 2 Hard EH = 3 Heat acclimatization days “ > 13 L = 0 7-13 M = 1 3-6 H = 2 < 3 EH = 3 Figure B-2. Deliberate Risk Assessment Worksheet factors – heat illness
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