CAS3 Staff Officer Guide - U.S. Army
CAS3 Staff Officer Guide - U.S. Army
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<strong>Staff</strong> <strong>Officer</strong>'s <strong>Guide</strong><br />
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Quarterly Safety Briefing<br />
52d Infantry Division (Mech) & Fort Riley<br />
Summary<br />
• Accidents increased for installation activities.<br />
• Training leaders to identify and mitigate risks is<br />
key to reducing accidents.<br />
• Key concerns for the coming quarter:<br />
- Cold weather.<br />
- High risk training events (e.g., CALFEX).<br />
• Safety Office is available to assist.<br />
· Summarize the major points of the briefing; then ask for questions.<br />
· The summary is the opportunity to emphasize the essential points of your briefing. Do not rush<br />
through this slide.<br />
· Make sure your audience knows that you welcome their questions.<br />
· Keep your audience’s attention throughout the questions and ensuing discussion. A few techniques<br />
include:<br />
--Repeating questions in a large auditorium.<br />
--Addressing the entire audience during your answers.<br />
--Inserting an all-black slide (giving the effect that the screen goes blank) or a questions<br />
slide after the summary slide.<br />
· Do not forget that you still have a conclusion to make.<br />
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