CMC Safety Division

Courtesy of the USMC Safety & Occupational Health Branch, the following tools and resources have been made available to facilitate proper and effective safety practices throughout the Corps.

• DON vs. OSHA reportable mishaps and hazards: A quick reference guide for safety personnel which compares OSHA reporting requirements to DOD and DON mishap reporting requirements.   Designed for incorporation into organizational duty binders, mishap action plans, and safety turnover binders.
• High Potential Mishaps (HIPOM):  A quick reference guide for commanders and their safety personnel which describes specific on-duty mishaps meeting the classification of 1^st Aid, Class-D and Class-C that deserve the same level of scrutiny as a formal mishap investigation board to ensure the hazardous factors are controlled or eliminated to prevent the probability of a more catastrophic mishap. Designed for incorporation into organizational duty binders, mishap action plans, and safety turnover binders.
• USMC Mishap Reporting Process Map: A flow chart for commanders and their safety personnel which maps the mishap and hazard reporting process as well as the non-safety event reporting process. Designed for incorporation into organizational duty binders, mishap action plans, and safety turnover binders.
     

Mishap Reporting Quick Reference Sheets:

• Is this a Navy-Marine Corps Mishap?: A quick reference guide that describes which type of events are considered mishaps of concern by Navy and Marine Corps Commanders.  Designed for incorporation into organizational duty binders, mishap action plans, and safety turnover binders.
• DON Mishap Classifications Matrix:  A quick reference to determine the classification of mishap as defined by the DoDI 6055.07 and OPNAVINST 5102.1D/MCO P5102.1B.  Designed for incorporation into organizational duty binders, mishap action plans, and safety turnover binders.
• DON Mishap and Hazard Reporting Matrix: A quick reference guide for safety personnel to determine which safety related reports are required for specific types and classifications of mishaps and near mishaps. Designed for incorporation into organizational duty binders, mishap action plans, and safety turnover binders.
• Types of Safety-Related Reports:  A quick reference guide for Command staff personnel to determine which reports are required for specific types of mishaps and non-mishaps. Includes suspense times, method of reporting, action office and references. Designed for incorporation into organizational duty binders, mishap action plans, and safety turnover binders.