Commanders will ensure that adequate safety provisions are incorporated into all training. Commanders will also vigorously investigate accidents that do occur, learn from them, and prevent them recurring. Supervisory personnel are responsible for assisting the commander by requiring adherence to the established training safety operating procedures. Each individual will comply with established procedures, correct or report unsafe conditions, report all accidents, use protective devices, and, as appropriate, warn others of known hazards or failure to observe safety regulations. Training conducted on installation is supported by that installation.
Commanders are responsible to coordinate for adequate support.
This regulation prescribes a systematic approach to assessing and managing risk within Cadet Command. The process requires leaders to identify hazards or risks associated with training events, minimize and control those risks and weigh them against the overall training value. Leaders will conduct risk assessments whether formally, during the planning process of a training event, or informally, while making a hasty plan. All training and activities require risk assessment and management. Train cadets how to do so, also.