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APPENDIX - A Mishap ification & Reporting Matrix MISHAP CLASSIFICATIS Mishap A B C D Other Property Damage $2,000,000 or greater $500,000 to $1,999,999 $50,000 to $499,999 $20,000 to $49,999 Injury or Illness Fatality or Injury or occupational related illness causing Permanent Total Disability (PTD) Hospitalization of 3 or more personnel ** in same mishap or Injury or occupational related illness causing Permanent Partial Disability (PPD) Individual Injury causing a minimum of one (1) lost workday, including weekends. or Occupational related illness or injury causing a minimum of (1) lost workday, including weekends. Lost workdays *** include; SIQ for 24 hours or more Hospitalization beyond the day of mishap. Mishap related convalescent leave. - nonfatal injury or illness resulting in restricted work, transfer to another job, (e.g. Light Duty, Limited Duty) - medical treatment greater than first aid, - needle stick injuries and cuts from sharps that are contaminated from another person s blood or other potentially infectious material, - medical removal under medical surveillance requirements of an OSHA standard, - occupational related hearing loss, - A work related tuberculosis case. - $5,000 to $19,999 in GMV/GVO damage (Includes collateral damage costs to other property) - Any Near Miss or identified Hazard requires a HAZREP NOTE: ifications changes in effect as of 06 Jun 2011 for all services IAW DoDI 6055.07 Applicability : o Military: - Navy/Marine Corps personnel on active duty or reserve status - On or Off Duty - On or Off Glossary G-1 (page G1-3 to G1-4) and Chapter 2 DoDI 6055.07: Permanent Total Disability. Any nonfatal injury or occupational illness that in the opinion of competent medical authority permanently or totally incapacitates a person to the extent that he or she cannot follow any gainful occupation and results in a medical discharge or civilian equivalent. Also, the loss of the following body parts or the use thereof during a single mishap is a permanent total disability: (1) Both hands (2) Both feet (3) Both eyes (4) A combination of any two of these body parts. ** Personnel: pages G1-23 & 24, paragraph 84. Permanent Partial Disability. An injury or occupational illness that results in permanent impairment or loss of any part of the body (e.g., loss of the great toe, thumb, or a non-repairable inguinal hernia, traumatic acute hearing loss of 10 db or greater documented by medical authority). Exceptions include the following: (1) Loss of teeth. (2) Loss of tips of fingers/toes without bone loss. (3) Repairable hernia. (4) Disfigurement. (5) Sprains or strains that do not cause permanent limitation of motion. *** Lost Workdays or Days Away From Work. ( page G1-19, para 66 andg120, para 67.) o DoD Civilian Employees - On Duty: Includes Foreign Nationals and Non-Appropriated Fund (NAF) employees

APPENDIX - A Mishap ification & Reporting Matrix A B Mishap Severity $2 million or greater in property damage. Fatality Injury or Occupational related illness causing Permanent Total Disability (PTD) $500,000 to $1,999,999 in property damage. Hospitalization of 3 or more personnel in same mishap (On or Off duty status) Injury or Occupational related illness causing Permanent Partial Disability (PPD) MISHAP CLASSIFICATI AND REPORTING MATRIX On / Off Applicable Personnel SIB Reqd? PCR (S-1) OPREP- SIR (S-3) Required Reports Flash Rep Not Reqd () SIREP 7/8 Day (C.O.) Ref 4 References : 3040.4E : 3504.2, P5102.1B 5100.29B : 3040.4E : 3504.2, P5102.1B 5100.29B NOTES: A Safety Investigation Board (SIB) is also required required for the following; 1. Hospitalization, beyond observation, of 3 or more personnel, (at least 1 is a DoD civilian), involved in a single mishap. 2. All explosives related mishaps, all ordnance impacting off range, and Live Fire mishap resulting in an injury.

APPENDIX - A Mishap ification & Reporting Matrix C D Mishap Severity MISHAP CLASSIFICATI AND REPORTING MATRIX On / Off Applicable Personnel SIB Reqd? PCR (S-1) OPRE P-SIR (S-3) Required Reports Flash Rep $50,000 to $499,999 in property damage. Occupational related illness or injury causing a minimum of (1) lost workday beyond day of injury, including weekends. Lost workdays include; - SIQ for 24 hours or more - Hospitalization beyond the day of mishap. - Mishap related convalescent leave. Individual Injury causing a minimum of (1) lost workday beyond day of injury, including weekends. (Off-Duty Military) $20,000 to $49,999 in property damage o Injury or Occupational illness resulting in medical treatment beyond 1st Aid, loss of consciousness, LIGHT DUTY, LIMITED DUTY, restricted days away from work, o Medical removal under medical surveillance requirements of an OSHA standard, o Needle stick injuries and cuts from sharps that are contaminated from another person s blood or other potentially infectious material, o Occupational related hearing loss, o Work related tuberculosis case. SIREP 7/8 Day (C.O.) References : 3040.4E : 3504.2, P5102.1B 5100.29B : 3040.4E : 3504.2, P5102.1B 5100.29B

APPENDIX - A Mishap ification & Reporting Matrix MISHAP CLASSIFICATI AND REPORTING MATRIX Mishap Severity On / Off Applicable Personnel SIB Reqd? PCR (S-1) OPRE P-SIR (S-3) Required Reports Flash Rep NOTE: Any of these may or may not meet the criteria of a A, B, C, D, under o Any GMV or GOV mishap causing $5,000 damage (military and civilian total costs). o Fatality or PPD of non-dod guest or military dependent as a result of DoD Operation or event o Any parachuting, HRST, or cargo airdrop mishap o Any diving mishap resulting in hyperbaric treatment, CNS, O2 toxicity, or POIs. o Loss of one training day or rollback in a high-risk course o All explosive mishaps o HAZREP (Chapter 4) under under Individual Injury or Occupational related illness with NO lost work time. Glossary 1, paragraph 43 and 44 for definition of First-Aid (page G1-14) OR o Less than $20,000 in property damage under SIREP (Safety 7/8 Day (C.O.) References : 3040.4E : 3504.2, P5102.1B 5100.29B : 3040.4E : 3504.2, P5102.1B 5100.29B Other Reportable 1 st Aid

APPENDIX - B Unit Mishap Reporting Matrix Notification of Incident - WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE? For Safety Officer and /or Safety Specialist. NO NLT 30 days after convening the SIB NLT 14 Days of SIB Completion CO submits 1 st Endorsement G-1 & Chapter 3 of P5102.1B for reportable mishaps Controlling Command tasks 1 st G.O. to initiate SIB Safety is done NLT 30 days after the mishap Consider completing a HAZREP for any on-duty or on-base nearmiss event Mishap unit Contact Chain of Command per local SOP/Policy Senior Member releases SIREP via AMHS Sr. Member Briefs the CO and 1 st GO. (Optional) Sr. Member mails the SIB (Part B) binder to the Controlling Command. Safety representative enters SIREP into Is this a Reportable MISHAP? Initiate PCR and/or OPREP-3 (SIR) w/in 1 hour (if required) SIB convenes and conducts Investigation (All safety members must be trained IAW s) Fill out FLASH REPORT (If Required) Is this a MISHAP? ( Is this a Marine Corps Mishap? ) Notify Unit Safety Officer Does the Mishap require a SIB? Chapter 6 & Appendix A of P5102.1B Appointing Authority (1 st GO) appoints Senior SIB Member Mishap Unit CO requests NAVSAFECEN advisor (For specific mishaps identified in Chapter 6 of P5102.1B) NO Is this a Fatality? NO NOTE: All -A and -B mishaps, Suicides, Homicides require 8-day brief from unit Commander to ACMC via 1 st GO in the CoC. 5100.29B Conduct Unit level Safety Investigation Unit Safety Officer investigates and submits SIREP via C.O. implements mishap prevention measures based on lessons learned.

AMHS 3.1.4UNCLASSIFIEDMARINE CORPS GROUND, -DUTY MISHAP INVESTIGATI NOTIFICATI AND REPORTING POLICY iginator:cmc WASHINGT DC SD(UC) DTG:4/16/2014 2:01:00 PM Precedence: Routine To:COMMARCORSYSCOM QUANTICO VA(uc), COMMARFORCOM DSS(uc), COMMARFORCOM(uc), COMMARFORPAC(uc), COMMARFORRES(uc), COMMARFORSOC SAFETY(uc), COMMARFORSOC(uc), COMMARFORSOUTH(uc), COMMCICOM(uc), COMUSMARCENT G4(mc), CG MARCORLOGCOM ALBANY GA(uc), CG MCCDC QUANTICO VA(uc), CG TECOM QUANTICO VA(uc) CC:CMC WASHINGT DC PPO(uc), CMC WASHINGT DC SD(uc), COMNAVSAFECE NORFOLK VA, CG I MEF(uc), CG II MEF(uc), CG III MEF(uc), CG MCIEAST-MCB CAMLEJ(uc), CG MCIWEST-MCB CAMPEN SAFETY(uc) REF/A/MSG/CMC WASHINGT DC SD/291554Z OCT 13// REF/B/DOC/ P5102.1B/7 JANUARY 2005// REF/C/DOC/ 3504.2A/7 AUGUST 2013// REF/D/MSG/MARADMIN 465/12/221257Z AUGUST 2012// NARR/REF A IS THE TWENTY-NINTH EXECUTIVE FORCE PRESERVATI BOARD (EFPB) RESULTS. REF B IS THE NAVY & MARINE CORPS MISHAP AND SAFETY INVESTIGATI, REPORTING, AND RECORD KEEPING MANUAL. REF C IS THE OPERATIS EVENT/INCIDENT REPORT ) REPORTING. REF D IS THE GROUND SAFETY REPORTING AWARENESS MESSAGE.// POC/LTCOL ROBERT RUBIO/EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/CMC SD/COMM: (703)-604-4362/ROBERT.RUBIO (AT)USMC.MIL// GENTEXT/REMARKS/1. IN ACCORDANCE WITH REFERENCE A, THE 29TH EFPB TASKED DIRECTOR, SAFETY DIVISI TO "ESTABLISH AND ANNOUNCE NEW POLICY THAT IMPROVES THE MISHAP REPORTING PROCESS, ASSOCIATED TIMELINES, AND RELATED MISHAP INVESTIGATIS. ENSURE NEW POLICY IS INCORPORATED INTO THE REVISED NAVY & MARINE CORPS MISHAP AND SAFETY INVESTIGATI, REPORTING, AND RECORD KEEPING MANUAL." 1. THE FOLLOWING INTERIM GUIDANCE IS DIRECTED TO ALL CTROLLING CUSTODIANS AND REPORTING COMMANDS (ACTIVE AND RESERVE COMPENTS) UNTIL REFERENCE B IS REVISED: 1.A. THE MARINE CORPS OPERATIS CENTER SHALL BE NOTIFIED IN A TIMELY MANNER AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH REFERENCES C AND D. 1.B. MARCORSYCOM SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY NOTIFIED FOR ALL GROUND -DUTY MISHAPS IN CASES WHERE TACTICAL EQUIPMENT, WEAP SYSTEMS OR TACTICAL VEHICLES WERE CAUSAL TO A MISHAP AND RESULTED IN DEATH, DOD PROPERTY DAMAGES, OR INJURIES. AS REQUIRED, MARCORSYSCOM OR PEO-LS SHALL PROVIDE SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT (SME) SUPPORT TO TAKE PART IN THE MISHAP INVESTIGATI BOARD. THEY SHALL PROVIDE A SINGLE POINT OF CTACT TO FACILITATE MISHAP AND HAZARD REPORTING, TRACK THE STATUS OF ENDORSEMENTS, MISHAP RECOMMENDATIS, AND HAZARD ABATEMENT RECOMMENDATIS. 1.C. SAFETY DIVISI MISHAP INVESTIGATI ADVISORS SHALL ARRIVE TO THE MISHAP SITE WITHIN 24 HOURS OF NOTIFICATI FOR AN -DUTY CLASS A MISHAP AND NOT TO EXCEED 48 HOURS FOR -DUTY CLASS B MISHAPS. ADDITIALLY, THE INVESTIGATI ADVISORS SHOULD COORDINATE WITH THE RESPECTIVE INSTALLATI SAFETY ICE TO PROVIDE SUPPORT UNTIL THE INVESTIGATI TEAM ARRIVES -SITE. 1.D. A SENIOR MEMBER SHALL BE APPOINTED WITHIN 24 HOURS OF NOTIFICATI OF AN -DUTY CLASS A MISHAP AND APPOINTED WITHIN 48 HOURS OF AN -DUTY CLASS B MISHAP. 1.E. MISHAP INVESTIGATI ADVISORS SHALL CTROL ALL EVIDENCE PERTAINING TO THE MISHAP, INCLUDING PARTS UNDERGOING ENGINEERING INVESTIGATIS, UNTIL THEY ARE RELEASED TO THE MISHAP INVESTIGATI BOARD. 1.F. DIRECTOR, SAFETY DIVISI WILL PROVIDE GROUND MISHAP INVESTIGATI TRAINING TO ALL COMMANDS BY REQUEST VIA THE APPROPRIATE MARFOR. INSTALLATIS WILL REQUEST TRAINING VIA MCICOM. 2. REFER ALL QUESTIS TO THE GROUND SAFETY BRANCH HEAD, LTCOL SHANN JOHNS AT DSN 664-4172 OR TO THE EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT LISTED ABOVE.// BT

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