Fall and Winter Safety

Much like the 101 Critical Days of Summer, the fall and winter seasons come with their own unique safety hazards. This year's Fall and Winter Safety Awareness campaign will start Oct. 1st and run through the end of February. Some activities, such as driving, are even more hazardous due to shifts in the weather and increases in rain and snow. Other hazards derive from activities that spike during the fall and winter months, such as bonfires, holiday gatherings, winter sports and using ladders to clean gutters or string holiday lights. We encourage the naval enterprise to continue getting out in front and not let our guard down in our collective efforts to educate about risk and understand behaviors that contribute to fall-related mishaps. See the below presentations for more information. Look out for future related products that will be made available to this page throughout the season.

Fall and Winter Safety News
Naval Safety Command's Annual Fall and Winter Safety Awareness Presentation Returns for 2024

Fall and Winter Safety Awareness Dispatches
SA 23-01 Winter Driving Mishaps
SA 22-25 Winter Sports IV
SA 22-22 Autumn Injuries
LL 22-03 Winter Sports Mishaps III

Fall and Winter Safety Graphics
Bonfire Safety - Naval Safety Command Graphic
Cold Stress Facts - DVIDS - Graphics (dvidshub.net)
Winter Storm Tips - DVIDS - Graphics (dvidshub.net)
Road Prep for Winter Weather - DVIDS - Graphics (dvidshub.net)
Home Heating Safety - DVIDS - Graphics (dvidshub.net)
Turkey Frying Tips - DVIDS - Graphics (dvidshub.net)

Fall and Winter Safety Videos - Click image to view videos


Fall Motorcycle Safety Tips	DUI Prevention Message	Tips for Slipping on Ice and Snow

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