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20 Cards in this Set
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Six core principles |
Procedural Compliance Questioning Attitude Forceful Backup Formality Level Of Knowledge Integrity |
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3 Supporting Processes |
ORM Plan, Brief, Execute, Debrief Incident Reporting |
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Successful supervisors and operators |
Ensure procedures are readily available, frequently referenced, and strictly adhered to |
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Questioning attitude |
A critical thinking skill and an exercise in vigilance |
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A key question |
What is wrong with this picture |
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Forceful backup |
When employed effectively, unclear orders are questioned and clarified |
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Formality in day to day operations is evidenced by |
Clear concise orders and verbatim repeating of commands to eliminate the potential for misinterpretation |
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Well trained and disciplined operators |
Follow procedures thoughtfully, vice blindly, and understand the expected system response when taking an action |
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Integrity |
Doing the right thing even when nobody is watching |
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Risk management |
Does not mean risk avoidance |
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Hazard identification |
What could go wrong here |
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Intention of Incident reporting process |
Share lessons learned with the fleet, not to assign blame |
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1st step when something goes wrong |
Gather involved operators and key supervisors |
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2 Distinct Watchstanding Chains of command |
Operational and Administrative |
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Problems with Operation and material conditions |
Must first be reported to the operational chain of command |
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Properly taken log must be |
Chronological, Historical, and Current |
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Any material not properly stowed |
Becomes a missile hazard in a combat environment or in the event of a terrorist attack |
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Eight o clock reports and Night Orders |
Provide supervisory personnel with a list of equipment and systems that are out of commission or have limits that restrict their operation |
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Notify supervisors when |
Space thermometers reach 100F if you are standing less than 5 hour watches, and 90F if you are standing 5 hour watches or greater |
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Who can authorize bypassing of safety devices or interlocks |
THE CO |