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When It comes to the Army Occupational Health Program, what level of knowledge should the USO have? - Answer Be familiar enough with the Army Occupational Health Program to identify health hazards In most cases, through which office do USOs usually coordinate Industrial Hygiene Program (IHP) support? - Answer The installation office What is the primary goal in practicing industrial hygiene? - Answer To control workplace conditions that may cause injury or illness to workers One...

As a critical principle of developing your unit Safety Standard Operating Procedures, you should address which hazards first? - Answer Topic 5 What is the difference between AR 385-10 and DA PAM 385-10? - Answer AR 385-10 states what is required in the Army Safety Program and DA PAM 385-10 explains how to meet those requirements. Which of the following statements is true regarding unit safety program policies? - Answer Investigating mishaps helps prevent similar mishaps in the fut...

Which Regulation establishes the Army Safety Program? - Answer AR 385-10 Which publication explains how to meet the requirements of AR 385-10? - Answer DA PAM 385-10 What publication should you also review? - Answer DA PAM 385-1 What is the overarching policy in AR 385-10? - Answer It is Army policy to eliminate mishaps, deaths, and occupational illnesses. What is the second overarching policy in AR 385-10? - Answer It is Army policy to provide a safe and healthful env...

Lowest level of education to become Industrialization Hygienists? - Answer Bachelor's degree Which publication establishes programs and services for health hazard assessments, recommends appropriate (PPE) controls to prevent occupational illness, injury or death? - Answer AR 40-5 According to AR 385-10 which of the following is true about PPE? - Answer PPE training in use, care, maintenance, storage, and disposal is required Which RAC represents a serious deficiency? - Answe...

Which of the following is a Commanders Risk Management (RM) Responsibility? - Answer Make risk decisions by approving Risk Assessment worksheets. Which step of the Troop Leading Procedures (TLP) consists of individuals, crews, and teams becoming the primary source for identifying, reporting, and assessing hazards in response to dynamic conditions? - Answer NOT, Step 1 Receive the mission What category of Risk Management (RM) is applied concurrently during task execution? - Answer ...

What is the difference between AR 385-10 and DA PAM 385-10 - Answer AR 385-10 states what is requires in the Army Safety Program and DA PAM 385-10 explains how to meet those standards By when must Army Headquarters approve nominations for Army Safety Wards be electronically submitted - Answer 15 Dec Which publication outlines the nomination requirements for the Army Safety Awards - Answer DA PAM 385-10 When is the most critical to properly manage information and ensure proper r...

No problem. Sergeant Abadi, how would you summarize RM? - Answer The process of making informed decisions in order to reduce or offset risk. Now, I know there are certain principles of RM, but I don't remember what they are. Could you jog my memory? - Answer -Integrate RM into all phases of mission and operations. -Make risk decisions at the appropriate level. -Accept no unnecessary risk. -Apply RM cyclically and continuously Sergeant Abadi, what level of application was that? ...

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Per P&P 6.23 Field training procedure under fraternization, FTO and supervisors are required to fairly and impartially train and evaluate new officers. What is your understanding of the fraternization policy and it's exceptions? - Answer -Off duty relationships between trainees, recruits, FTOs and supervisors are strictly prohibited. -Subject to EEO -Notify FTO admin of any conflict of interests Exceptions are: 1. You know the person (trainee) before they joined SDPD. 2. At SDPOA...

San Jose Model - Answer Created in 1970 when an officer ran a red light injuring the driver and killing a passenger. The department hired the officer who was unsuited for police work. Supervisors knew the officer was deficient in many areas but the official rating system used by the department at the time did not support these observations. (SEG) Standard Evaluation Guidelines - Answer Is an acknowledged measurement system used to compare the trainee's performance as a basis for assi...

San Jose Model - Answer Created in 1970 when an officer ran a red light injuring the driver and killing a passenger. The department hired the officer who was unsuited for police work. Supervisors knew the officer was deficient in many areas but the official rating system used by the department at the time did not support these observations. (SEG) Standard Evaluation Guidelines - Answer Is an acknowledged measurement system used to compare the trainee's performance as a basis for assi...

This order supports the Sheriff's Office Core Value of - Answer Always Improving The Field Training and Evaluation Unit is a function of what department - Answer Patrol and Enforcement The chain-of-command is as follows for field training issues - Answer 1. Director of Patrol and Enforcement; 2. Chief of Patrol East; 3. Field Training/Reserve Unit Lieutenant; 4. Field Training Liaison Sergeant; 5. Field Training Sergeant; 6. Field Training Coordinator; 7. Field Training O...

This order supports the Sheriff's Office Core Value of - Answer Always Improving The Field Training and Evaluation Unit is a function of what department - Answer Patrol and Enforcement The chain-of-command is as follows for field training issues - Answer 1. Director of Patrol and Enforcement; 2. Chief of Patrol East; 3. Field Training/Reserve Unit Lieutenant; 4. Field Training Liaison Sergeant; 5. Field Training Sergeant; 6. Field Training Coordinator; 7. Field Training O...

Reasonable Suspicion - Answer A standard used in criminal procedure. Looser than probable cause. It is sufficient to justify brief stops and detentions, but not enough to justify a full search. When determining reasonable suspicion, courts consider the events leading up to the brief stop and decided whether these facts, viewed from the standpoint of a reasonable police officer, amount to reasonable suspicion. Probable Cause - Answer Requirement found in the 4th Amendment, that must usua...

How many philosophies are of the FTO program - Answer 9 Philosophy #1 - Answer We build to succeed Philosophy #2 - Answer No Surprise no secrets Philosophy #3 - Answer Mistakes will be tolerated and expected Philosophy #4 - Answer Promote small wins Philosophy #5 - Answer Listening means hearing not telling Philosophy #6 - Answer Constant learning = constant improvement Philosophy #7 - Answer learning should be fun Philosophy #8 - Answer he who ...

How many philosophies are of the FTO program - Answer 9 Philosophy #1 - Answer We build to succeed Philosophy #2 - Answer No Surprise no secrets Philosophy #3 - Answer Mistakes will be tolerated and expected Philosophy #4 - Answer Promote small wins Philosophy #5 - Answer Listening means hearing not telling Philosophy #6 - Answer Constant learning = constant improvement Philosophy #7 - Answer learning should be fun Philosophy #8 - Answer he who ...

Duties and Responsibilities of the Field Training Officer While the FTO has many roles he must assume during this program - Answer he has dual Responsibilities primarily, the FTO is a Corrections Officer assigned to a specific operational Post assignment - Answer and incurs all the duties and responsibilities thereof The FTO must maintain His acceptable performance level as a Corrections Officer - Answer and is not relieved of those Responsibilities during training the Fi...

Two challenges FTO's present recruits with - Answer 1. To learn the practical aspects of LE and community service 2. To assimilate into the professional culture of a particular agency Goal of the FTO program - Answer To improve the overall effectiveness of law enforcement services delivered to our citizens. The objectives of the FTO program - Answer 1. To produce highly trained and positively motivated law enforcement officers capable of meeting or exceeding the required stan...

Goal of F.T.O. Training Program - Answer To improve the overall effectiveness of Law Enforcement services delivered to our citizens. Objectives of F.T.O. Training Program - Answer 1. To produce a HIGHLY-TRAINED, POSITIVELY MOTIVATED LEO capable of meeting or exceeding standards 2. Provide EQUAL and STANDARDIZED TRAINING 3. Establish an APPRAISAL SYSTEM that is valid and Job-related 4. Serve as a Role Model in the development of KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES of new LEO's 5. Increa...

The Four Steps of the Experimental Learning Cycle - Answer Experience, Reflect, Think, Act Command Presence CTE Model is based upon: - Answer Science of Adult Learning Human Performance Backed by Research The Four Phases of Learning a New Skill - Answer Unconscious Incompetence Conscious Incompetence Conscious Competence Unconscious Incompetence The process of blending multiple skill sets when training to improve performance is - Answer Interleaving The process o...