1. Operation CAPSafe …OR HOW NOT TO BREAK ANYTHING OR HURT ANYBODY
AND HOW TO REPORT IT IF YOU DO

2. CAPSafe Overview
What is Operation Capsafe? How do I file a Safety Suggestion? How do I file a Hazard Report? How do I file a Mishap Report?

3. Operation CAPSafe
The CAP National Commander, Maj Gen Amy Courter, CAP-USAF/CC, Col Russ Hodgkins, National Safety Officer, Col Robert Diduch, and CAP National Headquarters, are very concerned with safety being in the forefront of everyone’s mind.

4. Operation CAPSafe
Whether they are volunteering for CAP, or off in their everyday lives, we are looking to give each member a safety mindset that will carry them safely through their daily activities.

5. Operation CAPSafe
As such it is our intent to give every CAP member, cadet or senior, the tools to achieve the goal of a safety mindset
We only ask that every CAP member look through these slides and participate in this once monthly activity

6. Operation CAPSafe What is Operation CAPSafe?
Have EVERY CAP senior and cadet member send in one Safety idea a month for either Ground Safety, Air Safety, or both
This is a way to have every senior and cadet member think of Safety at least once a month
This will help to instill a Safety Mindset into every CAP member

7. “Safety is only common sense”
Operation CAPSafe
Everyone please remember,
“Safety is only common sense”

8. Operation CAPSafe is now on-line
This should make entries easier for your Safety Suggestions as well as giving the Safety Team tracking capabilities for Operation CAPSafe entries

9. To File A CAPSafe Report
First logon to National CAP website Click on eSERVICES on the left side Type in your ”User Name or CAPID” & ”Password” You are now on the eSERVICES home page

10. Once In eSERVICES
Click on “CAP Safety Suggestions” on the left hand menu You will see a big block for your suggestion Don’t forget to click “Submit” before exiting

11. How do I file a Hazard Report?
Operation CAPSafe
Okay, I’ve made my safety suggestion, but I still see a Hazard, so
How do I file a Hazard Report?

12. Filing a Hazard Report
From the CAP National Website, Click on “FORMS AND PUBLICATIONS” On the dropdown menu, click “Forms (Word)” Scroll down to, and click on “*F26” “Civil Air Patrol Safety Improvement or Hazard Report”

13. Once There, You Will See
“CIVIL AIR PATROL SAFETY IMPROVEMENT OR HAZARD REPORT” You will see silver rectangles, Click on them to fill in your information Click “Enter” on your computer when done

14. Something Happened, So How Do I File A Mishap Report?
Login to eSERVICES from the National Website Scroll down to the bottom of the left menu and look for “Safety Form 78” Click on it

15. Filing A Mishap Report
You’ll see “Wing commanders or their designees will immediately notify the National Operations Center (NOC) at (888) of all accidents involving  substantial damage, serious injury, or death.”
“*Click here to continue”
Click there, then you’ll see:
“Form 78 Entry”

16. Form 78 Entry Page
You are now on the Form 78 entry page Enter all appropriate data Click “SUBMIT” when done

17. Filing a Mishap Report
Even though you CAN file a Form 78 report on your own, You SHOULD get your information and then work with either Major McCormick or Captain Keeling This informational only, there are implications to filing a report Work with the Sq Cmdr or Safety Officer

18. The Squadron Bulletin Board Also Has Safety Forms and Worksheets
Filing A Mishap Report
The Squadron Bulletin Board Also Has Safety Forms and Worksheets

19. Filing A Mishap Report
Also In the squadron Closet: “Safety Mishap Quick Reference Guide” -inside CAP reg & forms -plus instructions “Evergreen Composite Squadron Safety Regulations” -Also CAP 62-2, forms & instructions

20. Work with ME Or Major McCormick To Complete Form
Remember
Work with ME Or Major McCormick To Complete Form

21. One More Thing: Safety Meetings
They will be scheduled on the FIRST MONDAY of every month from now on (when possible)
If you miss a meeting you have 2 options:
1. Go online to the squadron website Safety page and view the power point there, or
2. Look in the Squadron Safety Meeting book for the slide hard-copies, and sign off the meeting.

22. Questions?