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June is Risk Awareness Month - an opportunity to reinforce our commitment to safeguarding our people, missions and assets. At Naval Safety Command (NAVSAFECOM), safety is a continuous effort rooted in prevention, awareness and proactive leadership. Risk management is critical to every operation and workplace environment. Throughout June, NAVSAFECOM will spotlight key areas of risk awareness — including compliance, risk decision-making, latent factors and leading indicators caused by human factors and a lack of risk awareness — to help commands strengthen their safety posture and prevent mishaps before they occur. For weekly images in support of the weekly documents, see Risk Awareness Month downloadable graphics. For additional insight, read NAVSAFECOM'S article Risk Awareness Month: Building a Safer Fleet, On and Off Duty. 

 

Week 1: Recognizing and Addressing Latent Failures

Defining Risk Awareness - Unit Commanders

Risk Awareness: What Every Team Should Know - Managers

Week 2: Understanding Human Factors and Risk Mindset

Risk Awareness: Human Factors & Risk Mindset - Unit Commanders

Risk Awareness: Human Factors & Risk Mindset - Managers

Week 3: Decision-Making Off Duty — PMV-2 and PMV-4 Safety

Risk Awareness: Off-Duty Risk Impacts Operational Readiness - Unit Commanders

Risk Awareness: Off-Duty Risk Impacts Operational Readiness - Managers

Motorcycle Safety Video Series
NAVIFOR Summer Motorcycle Safety
Suffolk Police Chief Motorcycle Safety PSA
Suffolk Police Chief Offers Motorcycle Safety Tips
Virginia State Trooper Offers Motorcycle Safety Tips
Man on the Street Motorcycle Safety Tips

Week 4: Sustaining Risk Awareness — Resources to Keep the Conversation Going

Risk Awareness: Keeping the Conversation Going

 

 

 

 

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