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SUBMARINE SUB SAFETY OFFICER (2SO) Checklist UPDATED May 2017

SAFETY REVIEW ITEMS - SUB SAFETY OFFICER 1. ADMINISTRATION 1. (A1R1) 2. (A1U0) 3. (A1U1) 4. (A1U2) Does the ship have at least one individual designated (either Naval Message or on Command Letter Head) as the Safety Authority with an active WESS account for the management of WESS? REF: OPNAVINST 5102. 1D 3007 1.B(1) Has the safety council been meeting at least quarterly and are minutes maintained (electronic or hardcopy) by the safety officer? Do the minutes reflect the following:- Reviews statistics compiled by the safety officer from mishap, hazard and inspection reports, safety or health related messages, and related reports from the medical representative. - Establishes mishap prevention goals and plans. - Establishes program improvement plans based on mishap experience, program deficiencies and other information. - Reviews issues and recommendations submitted by the enlisted safety committee. - Review compliance with operational risk management (ORM) implementation in all applicable operations and evolutions REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0203 H Is the CO the safety council chairperson (1301 Note or on Safety Council Minutes)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0203 H Are the required personnel in attendance or adequately represented at quarterly safety council meetings (MDR, COB, Department Heads, Safety Officer, CO and Training Officer (XO))? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0203 H

5. (A1U4) 6. (A2A0) 7. (A2G3) 8. (A2G4) Minutes of each meeting shall be recorded (electronic or hard copy) and retained by the safety officer, with proof that the commanding officer has reviewed and approved the minutes (initials, signature, or electronic record). REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0203 H Has the Safety Officer (commissioned officer) been designated by the Commanding Officer (1301 Note command letterhead)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0203 C COMSUBLANT/COMSUBPACNOTE 1300 Does the Safety Officer provide the results of the selfassessment and status of corrective actions to the Safety Council (Safety Council minutes)? The safety officer will advise the safety council and safety committee, as applicable, of the results of these self-assessments and status of any corrective actions. REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0303 Is safety training accomplishment part of the annual safety self-assessment as per para A0503 A-G (Safety Council minutes/ctqs)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0503 G

9. (C1B8) Does command indoctrination cover all required aspects of the SOH program: - Introduction of the SOH program and identification of key personnel, the chain of command, and mishap reporting. - Hazard identification and risk assessment of known hazards (heat, noise, asbestos, hazardous material, and electrical shock, for example as applicable) and operational risk management (ORM) techniques per reference A5-1. - Safety precautions and standards (section C or D) - Safety, warnings/caution signs, and deck markings. - Mishap prevention and reporting safety hazards, including their right to a timely response on a safety report and their right to appeal. - Hazardous materials spill response training including the process of reporting a hazardous material spill on the ship. - Oil spill emergency spill response training including the process of reporting an oil spill on the ship. REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0503 D 2. HAZARD ABATEMENT PROGRAM 10. (A1M0) 11. (A1M3) 12. (A1O0) Are safety hazard reports (OPNAV 3120/5) available to all hands? Did the Safety Officer evaluate all submitted safety hazard reports and provide an interim or final response in writing to the originator of the reported condition within 10 working days of report receipt (three days for moderate or serious hazards)? Are appeals regarding the reported conditions reported to the Commanding Officer and is a response provided promptly (within 10 days)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0307 Are safety hazard reports of on the spot corrections maintained for identification of similar hazards and trends? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0404.A Are hazards that cannot be corrected on the spot entered into a work-center deficiency log such as the Green Book, ZIDL, hazard abatement log, CSMP and reviewed by the Safety Officer? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0404 B

13. (A1O1) 14. (A1O2) 15. (A1O3) 16. (A1R0) Does the Green Book, Hazard Abatement Log, or CSMP contain at a minimum: (1) Date, time, location, and description of hazard (2) Risk assessment codes assigned by the Safety Officer (3) Recommended corrective action to control or eliminate hazard (4) Action taken to implement that correction (5) Verification and date hazard corrected/eliminated REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0404 D Have interim controls that are in effect for more than 60 days been approved by the Safety Officer? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0405 A Is the Commanding Officer informed of all unabated deficiencies that are classified as critical or serious (RAC 1 or 2) and does the Commanding Officer determine who will approve interim protective measures? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0405 B Does the Safety Officer have a complete file of all WESS reports for the past five years? Do WESS reports reflect workrelated illnesses and injuries requiring safety mishap submissions? Does the MDR provide copies of the illness and inury reports (SAMS or locally generated) to the CO and Safety Officer? REF: OPNAV 5102.1D 3011. 1 OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0203 D(4)

17. (A1Z1) 18. (A1Z4) 19. (A2B0) 20. (A2C0) 21. (A2C1) Does the Safety Officer participate in or appoint a trained SOH representative to participate in zone inspections? Are safety and industrial hygiene related deficiencies routed to the Safety Officer and is he tracking corrective action? Are deficiency lists with safety and industrial hygiene related deficiencies retained for two years? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0302 A Does the Safety Officer maintain and analyze SOH records (inspection/assessment reports, injury reports and mishap statistics) and determine trends. REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0203 C(6) Are initial safety-related CASREPs (N/A for 726 Class) and final OPREP-3s routed through the Safety Officer for review and do they contain a paragraph stating mishap report required, or mishap report to follow, or mishap report submitted? REF: OPNAVINST F3100.6J CH-2 OPREP/SITREP Page 2-10 and 2-11 NWP 1-03.1 Operational Reports (CASREP) Chapter 4, para 4 Have mishap reports been submitted in a timely and accurate manner? Ensure subordinate commands submit a safety investigation report on all reportable mishaps to the chain of command and COMNAVSAFECEN within 30 days. REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0203 C(5) OPNAVINST 5102.1 SERIES Section 1005.7.D Has the Safety Officer participated in appropriate mishap investigations (WESS reconciliation report)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0203 C(4)

22. (A2C2) 23. (A2G0) 24. (A7E0) 3. TRAINING 25. (A2A1) 26. (A2A2) Are all reportable mishaps, accidents or injuries investigated, recorded and reported as required (WESS reconciliation report)? REF: OPNAVINST 5102.1D 3004 Have self-assessments of all safety programs been performed annually and retained by the Safety Officer for two years? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0303 Does the Safety Officer periodically review the log of permanent hearing threshold shifts to determine trends that could indicate inadequate use of hearing protection or uncontrolled overexposure to excessive noise levels? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E B0402 B(3) Has the Safety Officer attended the Submarine Safety Officer course (F-4J-0020)? Ship safety officers shall attend the Afloat Safety Officer course, and submarine safety officers shall attend the Submarine Safety Officer Course prior to, or within six months of, assuming their duties. REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0502 A(3) OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0503 A If the Safety Officer has not attended the Submarine Safety Officer course, in the interim, has the Safety Officer completed the Safety Supervisor's correspondence course (NAVEDTRA 14167)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0503 A

27. (A3C0) 28. (A3E0) 29. (C2B5) Have all personnel attended annual training on Electrical Safety including the requirements regarding use of PPE (CTQS)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E Appendix A5-A-5 Does the command conduct at least one Safety Stand-Down per year (CTQS)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.19E A0503 F Have long term lessons learned from the non-nuclear critique binder been incorporated into the short term and/or long term training plan? REF: COMSUBLANT/COMSUBPACINST 3502.1 4. TRAFFIC SAFETY/MOTORCYCLE SAFETY/RODS PROGRAMS 30. (A7C0) 31. (A7D0) 32. (A7F0) Are the Traffic Safety Coordinator and Motorcycle Safety Representatives designated in writing by the CO (1301 Note)? REF: OPNAV 5100.12J 6.J(16) Is the Recreation and Off-Duty Safety Program Coordinator designated in writing by the CO (e.g., 1301 Note)? REF: OPNAV 5100.25C 5.h(2) Has indoctrination and seasonal recreation and off duty safety hazard awareness training been completed? Are training records maintained a minimum of two years (CTQS)? REF: OPNAV 5100.25C 7.C

33. (A7F1) 34. (A7I0) 35. (C1A2) 36. (C1A4) 37. (C1A8) Have military personnel under the age of 26 received at least 2 hours of annual traffic safety training refresher (CTQS)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.12J 8 A Are traffic safety and recreation and off-duty briefs provided and documented prior to major holidays, extended weekends, or liberty periods? REF: OPNAV 5100.12J 6.J(7) OPNAV 5100.25C 6.B Has the ship established a Command Traffic Safety Program? REF: OPNAV 5100.12J 6.J(1) Is there a process in place to track personnel convicted of serious traffic violations or who have been determined to be at fault in a traffic mishap while operating a PMV on base, or a GMV on/off base to ensure they attend an OPNAV N09F/COMNAVSAFECEN approved driver improvement training course? REF: OPNAV 5100.12J 10.b OPNAV 5100.12J 8.c Is the commanding officer being provided a quarterly motorcycle safety training status report that includes the names of those individuals who are required but have not completed training, the reasons training not completed with a projected training completion date, and a list of individuals who were scheduled for but failed to attend training ("no show" list)(safety Council agenda)? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.12J 6.k(4)

38. (C1A9) 39. (C1B0) 40. (C1B1) 41. (C1B2) Does the motorcycle safety representative (MSR) have an active ESAMS account? Note: If the Traffic Safety Coordinator (TSC) is also the MSR, then he/she shall obtain an ESAMS account. REF: OPNAVINST 5100.12J 6.K(1) OPNAVINST 5100.12J 6.L(1) Does the Motorcycle Safety Representative (MSR) maintain current information for the command's motorcycle riders (whether riding on base or off base) to include the following items: - an accurate listing of motorcycle riders - type of motorcycle ridden or owned - verification only of: state driver's license information, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance (no copies-verify and track expiration date) -copies of required training completion cards/ certificates (BRC, ERC, MSRC) -identify "at risk" personnel and implement measures to mitigate risk REF: OPNAVINST 5100.12J 6.L(3) Does ESAMS reflect 100% motorcycle training requirement compliance? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.12J 6.L(2) OPNAVINST 5100.12J 12.E(11) Has the command established a motorcycle mentorship program to promote rider education, safety, and training? If so, does the Motorcycle Safety Representative (MSR) serve as the command motorcycle mentorship program coordinator? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.12J 6.J(17) OPNAVINST 5100.12J 6.L(6)

42. (C1B3) 43. (C1B6) Is local traffic safety orientation provided as part of command check-in? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.12J 6.J(6) Have all personnel operating GMV's more than 8 hours per week attended a NAVSAFECEN approved 8-hr drive improvement program course prior to assignment? Is it documented? REF: OPNAVINST 5100.12J 10.A 5. OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 44. (C1A5) 45. (C1A6) 46. (C1A7) Is the XO designated as the ORM Program Manager (1301 Note)? REF: OPNAV 3500.39C (ORM) 6.G (2) OPNAV 3500.39C (ORM) Encl (3) 2.D Does the ship have at least one officer and one senior enlisted person for designation as ORM assistants? Have they completed the instructor-led ORM Application and Integration Course (CIN: A-570-0100) or the Submarine Officer Advanced Course (1301)? REF: OPNAV 3500.39C (ORM) 6.H(2) OPNAV 3500.39C (ORM) 6.H(2)A Are ORM assistants conducting training for every individual at least annually? The training may be accomplished by the following examples: ORM stand downs, command ORM indoctrination, ORM immersion training, Navy e-learning ORM GMT course, etc. (CTQS) REF: OPNAV 3500.39C (ORM) Encl (3) Table 1, Note OPNAV 3500.39C (ORM) 6.H(2)(B)

SUB SAFETY OFFICER COMMAND NAME: LOCATION: UIC: DATE: SURVEYOR(S): NO. COMPLETE: NO. REQ ACTION: NOT APPLICABLE: Q # Question Result Sig Rep 1 2SOA1M0 C R N Sig Sig 2 2SOA1M3 C R N Sig Sig 3 2SOA1O0 C R N Sig Sig 4 2SOA1O1 C R N Sig Sig 5 2SOA1O2 C R N Sig Sig 6 2SOA1O3 C R N Sig Sig 7 2SOA1R0 C R N Sig Sig 8 2SOA1R1 C R N Sig Sig 9 2SOA1U0 C R N Sig Sig 10 2SOA1U1 C R N Sig Sig 11 2SOA1U2 C R N Sig Sig 12 2SOA1U4 C R N Sig Sig 13 2SOA1Z1 C R N Sig Sig 14 2SOA1Z4 C R N Sig Sig 15 2SOA2A0 C R N Sig Sig 16 2SOA2A1 C R N Sig Sig 17 2SOA2A2 C R N Sig Sig 18 2SOA2B0 C R N Sig Sig 19 2SOA2C0 C R N Sig Sig 20 2SOA2C1 C R N Sig Sig 21 2SOA2C2 C R N Sig Sig 22 2SOA2G0 C R N Sig Sig 23 2SOA2G3 C R N Sig Sig 24 2SOA2G4 C R N Sig Sig 25 2SOA3C0 C R N Sig Sig 26 2SOA3E0 C R N Sig Sig 27 2SOA7C0 C R N Sig Sig 28 2SOA7D0 C R N Sig Sig 29 2SOA7E0 C R N Sig Sig 30 2SOA7F0 C R N Sig Sig 31 2SOA7F1 C R N Sig Sig 32 2SOA7I0 C R N Sig Sig 33 2SOC1A2 C R N Sig Sig

Q # Question Result Sig Rep 34 2SOC1A4 C R N Sig Sig 35 2SOC1A5 C R N Sig Sig 36 2SOC1A6 C R N Sig Sig 37 2SOC1A7 C R N Sig Sig 38 2SOC1A8 C R N Sig Sig 39 2SOC1A9 C R N Sig Sig 40 2SOC1B0 C R N Sig Sig 41 2SOC1B1 C R N Sig Sig 42 2SOC1B2 C R N Sig Sig 43 2SOC1B3 C R N Sig Sig 44 2SOC1B6 C R N Sig Sig 45 2SOC1B8 C R N Sig Sig 46 2SOC2B5 C R N Sig Sig