NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL

contains requirements for investigating and reporting
formal training mishaps and near misses.
OPNAVINST 1500.75 (series), Safety Policy and
Procedures for Conducting High-Risk Training,
promulgates definitions, policy, and procedures for
Drop on Request (DOR), Training Time Out (TTO), and
Emergency Action Plans. Delineates responsibilities
for LC/LS/DET/participating activities, NETC, Naval
Safety Center, COs and OIC's of naval activities,
CCA's, TYCOMS, and Training Safety Officers in
relation to high risk training.
NETCINST 5100.1 (series), Occupational Safety and
Health, Training Safety, and Firefighting Training
Qualification Programs, promulgates the policies,
procedures, and responsibilities for the training
safety program.
Training managers will use the format contained in NETCINST
5100.1 (series) for reporting training injuries and
illnesses. This format may also be used for the quarterly
consolidated summary report for illnesses and injuries.
Training safety reviews of high-risk courses are conducted
on a scheduled basis by TPEB. Training is evaluated during
normal class hours using normal equipment configuration of
technical training equipment (TTE). Training records and
curriculum documentation are reviewed. Upon completion, a
detailed outbrief and discussion of the evaluation is given
to the Commanding Officer. A copy of the evaluation is
also provided.
SUMMARY
Chapter 8 contains guidelines and procedures relevant to support
functions. Safety is an ever-present concern of everyone. Many
of the responsibilities and guidelines for ensuring safe
training environments are integrated throughout this manual
while the policy is contained in other instructions. The matrix
that follows uses the information contained in both the NAVEDTRA
135 (series) and NETCINST 5100.1 (series). In some cases both
references will be cited.
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NAVEDTRA 135C