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  • Space Safety Council

    The Space Safety Council meets twice a year to discuss items pertinent to the development of Space policy, mishap prevention & investigations, and implementation of the Air Force Safety Management System. The next discussion will take place on September 21, 2017, via teleconference. To access the

  • Fall-related mishaps decline with increased awareness, education

    Work-related fall injuries have decreased 31 percent since the Air Force began its focus on fall prevention in 2014, according to Air Force safety reporting data. Air Force safety leaders credit increased education and awareness for the significant decrease in costly fall-related injuries.Air Force

  • AF Space Safety launches first mishap investigation course

    Six space professionals and space safety officers made safety history July 28, 2017, when they completed the first Space Mishap Investigation Course. “This course is a milestone in normalizing space mishap investigations with our mature aviation mishap investigation processes and enables safe

  • AF gives tips, tricks to watch the solar eclipse

    A perfect lineup of the sun, moon and Earth will be visible across North America from coast to coast for the first time in 38 years on Aug. 21.One of the grandest and most fleeting natural spectacles known to humanity, this total solar eclipse is predicted to be the most viewed ever. However, it is

  • Maj. Gen. John Rauch assumes duties as Air Force Chief of Safety

    Maj. Gen. John T. Rauch Jr. became the Air Force chief of safety, Headquarters U.S. Air Force, and commander of the Air Force Safety Center, during change of command ceremonies held here Aug. 2. Assistant Vice Chief of Staff and Director, Air Staff, Lt. Gen. Stayce D. Harris, presided as Maj. Gen.

  • AF shines with NSC Rising Star for Safety Award

    Air Force remains the only federal organization or military branch to win the National Safety Council Rising Star for Safety Award every year since its inception in 2010.This year’s recipient is Tech. Sgt. Biagi C. R. Borrero, Air Combat Command occupational safety manager, Joint Base

  • Safe Cycling: Sharing the Road

    It is important to safely share the road with bicyclist both on and off base. During the June A-UTA, there was a minor collision between a bicycle and car on Graeber St. and, fortunately, no injuries resulted.  Many cyclists do not walk away from collisions involving a motor vehicle. In 2015, 818

  • Safely celebrating the Fourth of July

    Across the U.S., many Americans celebrate the Fourth of July with pool parties, barbecues and fireworks shows. As the festivities draw near, it is important to know how to safely celebrate the holiday. Military personnel are encouraged to review safety procedures, local and state laws and

  • Off the phone or off the road

    Almost everyone has seen a driver distracted by a cell phone, but often don't realize that when you are the one distracted, that driver is you.

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