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Spring PMV-2 Focus

Graphic for kicking off the Air Force Spring PMV-2 Focus. The second annual Spring PMV-2 Focus is fast approaching. The intent of the focus is 100 percent contact with all riders, to identify overdue training and ensure each rider gets the training scheduled and completed (U.S. Air Force illustration by Susan Merhege)
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FY19 motorcycle mishaps reach historic low

In fiscal year 2019, the Air Force saw a 69 percent reduction in motorcycle fatalities and 41.5 percent decrease in lost time injuries over 10 years. Fatalities dropped from 13 in 2010 to a record low four in 2019 and lost time injuries during that same period decreased from 224 to 131. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Keith Wright)
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Furnace Safety Tips

Furnace safety tips in preparation for cold weather. Image of gas burning in a heating appliance. A stainless steel burner heats a copper heat exchanger. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Susan Merhege)
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Distracted Driving - Patriot Puns

Cartoon emphasizing the urgency to keep focus on your driving. Accidents happen when a driver is paying attention to the many distractions that invade our daily life.
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Hurricane Emergency Checklist

Info-graphic provided by: Mississippi Department of Transportation
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Dr. Love video challenge

Do you have what it takes to "be" Dr. Love? Dr. Love's "Risk Management in 45 Seconds or Less" videos are wildly popular with Airmen around the globe. Now we are giving you the chance to see if you can outdo his safety prowess in front of the camera. Make your own risk management video on the safety topic of your choice (59 seconds or less) and submit it for the Safe + Sound Campaign. The Airman with the winning video gets a STARRING ROLE in a future Dr. Love risk management video! Submit by July 30.
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2018 Summer Safety Message

Graphic highlighting the summer safety message from the Air Force Chief of Safety. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Susan Merhege)
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Share your thoughts

The Air Force Safety Center is asking for feedback on the 2018 Fall Prevention Focus which ran from May 7-11. The survey is available 24/7 worldwide with a Controlled Access Card on the Occupational Safety SharePoint site or simply send an email describing personal experiences to SEGT.AFSC@us.af.mil.
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Non-Sports Related On-Duty Slips, Trips & Falls

A graphic depicting non-sports related on-duty slips, trips & falls statistics in the Air Force for fiscal years 2014-16. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Keith Wright)
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Let Us Know

U.S. Air Force Occupational Safety is seeking field level recommendations in review of- and comments on- the new publication style of AFI 91-203. Comments are now being taken regarding AFI 91-203, chapters 1-11, Air Force Consolidated Occupational Safety Instruction, in an effort to gain insight and perspectives from stakeholders. (U.S. Air Force Illustration by Susan Merhege)
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Airman Safety App

Mishap reporting is about to get easier with a new web-based reporting application from the Air Force Safety Center. The Airman Safety App will be accessible anytime, anywhere and on almost any device – desktop, laptop, tablet or smart phone and includes an interface that walks the user through a series of short and readily understood questions to easily report a hazard or mishap. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Keith Wright)
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Holiday safety

As you plan holiday activities, keep in mind that the excitement and distractions of the season increase the risk of injury for you and your families. You can eliminate most of those risks and injuries by simply transferring the same sound safety practices used on duty to all your off-duty activities. (U.S. Air Force illustration by Keith Wright)
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