CAS3 Staff Officer Guide - U.S. Army
CAS3 Staff Officer Guide - U.S. Army
CAS3 Staff Officer Guide - U.S. Army
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52<br />
Quarterly Safety Briefing<br />
© 2005 <strong>CAS3</strong> For Instructional Purposes Only<br />
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52d Infantry Division (Mech) & Fort Riley<br />
• Fort Riley Safety Office Goals<br />
Information Briefings 32<br />
• Safety Management System Components<br />
• Accident Profile for 3d Quarter, FYww<br />
• Analysis of Accident Profile<br />
• Safety and Occupational Health Proposed<br />
Inspections<br />
• Anticipated “High Risk” Training Events<br />
• Summary<br />
• Conclusion<br />
Outline<br />
· Give the audience the clear and logical sequence that you intend to follow.<br />
· Do not read the bullets. Summarize the outline with transitions between sentences, highlighting<br />
key portions.<br />
· Don’t forget to include any special procedures, e.g., films, demonstrations.<br />
· For complicated or long outlines, you may use a nested outline technique. Provide a general outline<br />
here and then use supporting outlines later in your briefing as appropriate.<br />
· A technique is to post a copy of your outline for referral during your briefing.<br />
First Point<br />
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