All Persons Exposed Occurs very rarely . Leaders take action during training to ensure controls are enforced and improved where necessary. If conditions change, leaders reassess the risks and re-evaluate risk decisions. Cadet fatigue and weather are examples of changing conditions. Leaders apply lessons learned to future training.
Safe training is no accident.
Risk management is not complete risk elimination. We must perceive potential risk, assess its impact on operations, take action to reduce or eliminate it, decide when and where some risk is prudent, and supervise to succeed. And, we must train our cadets to do likewise.