Marine Detachment Fort Sill Thanksgiving 96 Liberty Period OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT.

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Marine Detachment Fort Sill Thanksgiving 96 Liberty Period OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT

IDENTIFY THANKSGIVING LIBERTY HAZARDS TRAVEL TO LIBERTY/LEAVE LOCATION: Starting leave late Driving at Night Extended Driving Vehicle Operational Condition Financial position Holiday Traffic Personal Medical Condition (review warning labels) Inexperienced Driving (be alert for icy, snow packed, slick roads) Getting Lost (ensure you research your route prior to departure)

AT LIBERTY/LEAVE LOCATION: Weather Condition (roads will change from area to area) Driver and Car maintenance is continuous (stay prepared) Auto Accidents (take caution while approaching the scene) DUI (don’t do it…period…use a designated driver) Overeating (be aware of your caloric intake, must maintain standards) IDENTIFY HAZARDS (cont.)

HAZARD ASSESSMENT/CONTROLS TRAVEL TO LEAVE LOCATION: Starting leave late; Risk Assessment Code (RAC) of 2 --If starting leave at the end of the work day, get plenty of rest prior to travel. Have someone who is well rested begin the driving duties. Driving at Night; RAC of 3 --Driver Safety/awareness during section safety ORM brief Extended Driving; RAC of 2 --Approve routes, limit driving distances (400 miles per day or 8 hours) with an approved Trip Plan from Section OIC/SNCOIC --Consider Commercial Airlines. --Public Transportation (Bus).

HAZARD ASSESSMENT/CONTROLS TRAVEL TO LEAVE LOCATION: Vehicle Condition; RAC of 4 -- PVT-SGT require a vehicle inspection verified by a SNCO or Officer on their PMV prior to departure. All Marine must have a trip plan filed prior to departure Financial position (enough money for the entire period/emergency funds); RAC of 4 --Assessment to determine emergency/contingency money required should be made (include auto repair, possible return Airfare, and additional leave available in the event an extension is required) Holiday Traffic; RAC of 3 --Safety/awareness should increase --Establish routes and times for heavily congested areas to the maximum extent possible.

HAZARD ASSESSMENT/CONTROLS (cont.) TRAVEL TO LEAVE LOCATION: Personal Medical Condition RAC of 5 --Pre-screen extended drivers, i.e. fatigue, medication --Ensure enough medicine for leave period Motorcycle Driving (safety course completion) RAC of 4 --Consider alternatives to winter motorcycle driving. --Navy/Marine Corps endorsed motorcycle safety course completion. --Safety stand down information should including topic on motorcycle driving.

HAZARD ASSESSMENT/CONTROLS (cont.) TRAVEL TO LEAVE LOCATION: Inexperienced Driving 2 --Encourage carpools to the maximum extent possible. --Safety standdown with topics including driving in varying conditions, locations. Getting Lost 5 --Ask member for intended routes of travel during vehicle inspections/Safety Officer screening.

AT LEAVE LOCATION: Weather Condition Change from Duty Station; RAC of 2 Is Driver and Car prepared? --Avoid driving during inclement weather. Be prepared for contingencies. Recognize Limitations --Applicable briefs given at Safety Stand down prior to leave. Auto Accidents 3 --Execute defensive driving techniques --Applicable briefs given at Safety Stand down prior to leave. HAZARD ASSESSMENT/CONTROLS (cont.)

AT LEAVE LOCATION: DUI; RAC of 3 --Encourage taxi use. --Buddy system/Designated Driver. --Stress consequences and DUI rules in local states and cities at Safety Standdown. HAZARD ASSESSMENT/CONTROLS (cont.)

HARARD ASSESSMENT/CONTROLS (cont.) RETURN TRAVEL TO DUTY STATION: Starting return trip late; RAC of 1 --Establish plenty of time for return travel. Auto/Motorcycle problems on return; RAC of 4 --Ensure auto inspection is performed prior to returning from leave. --Ensure emergency repair/credit card available to member prior to leave.

HARARD ASSESSMENT/CONTROLS (cont.) RETURN TRAVEL TO DUTY STATION: Holiday Traffic; RAC of 3 --Routes determined before leave --Safety Stand down addressed associated problems

IMPLEMENT CONTROLS (cont.) TRAVEL TO LEAVE LOCATION: MEDICAL SCREEN Know your Personal Medical Condition; now a RAC of 4 GET TRAINED BEFORE DEPARTING Receive Drivers Improvement before going on leave; now a RAC of 3 --Ask Marines for intended routes of travel during vehicle inspections

IMPLEMENT CONTROLS (cont.) AT LEAVE LOCATION: APPLY PRE-HOLIDAY ORM Training Be aware that Weather Condition Change from Duty Station Now a RAC of 2 Use caution when traveling by other Auto Accidents RAC of 3 DUI-DON’T DO IT! Use a designated driver! Now a RAC of 3

IMPLEMENT CONTROLS (cont.) AT LEAVE LOCATION: ENFORCE COMMAND POLICY ESTABLISHING HOLIDAY LEAVE/LIBERTY GUIDELINES Start return trip with plenty of time; now a RAC of 4 TRIP PLAN/VEHICLE INSPECTION CHECKLIST Stick to your trip plan! Now a RAC of 4

IMPLEMENT CONTROLS (cont.) RETURN TRAVEL TO DUTY STATION: EXECUTE PRE-LEAVE/LIBERTY TRIP PLAN Auto/Motorcycle problems on return now a RAC 4 Car/Motorcycle Condition now a RAC 4 Financial position (enough money for the entire period/emergency funds) Now a RAC 4 Getting Lost now a RAC 4 PRE-HOLIDAY ORM BRIEF Holiday Traffic now a RAC 3 Drivers Improvement Completion (safety course completion) now a RAC 4

SUPERVISE Adjust Checklist as required to tailor particulars HOLIDAY CHECKLIST 1.Destination route/map; limit driving to 400 miles or 8 hours. 2.Mode of Transportation. 3.Are you taking any medications? 4.Pvt-Sgt, has your car/motorcycle been inspected by Section-head? 5.Have you attended the Holiday ORM brief? 6.Have you completed DIC? 7.Are you driving alone? 8.Are you a member of an auto club (or thought of getting a membership)? 9.Do you have available funds (cash or credit card) for emergencies/contingencies? 10.Do you have emergency phone numbers (or cellular phone)? 11.Estimated time for your departure to return to duty station in time?

ANY QUESTIONS? Our goal is to reduce Thanksgiving leave and liberty risks to acceptable levels, return safe, and be ready to answer the call when our nation needs us most. HAPPY THANKSGIVING MARINES!