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Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton
Camp Pendleton, California

The Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton Safety Center's mission is to promote the combat readiness of operating forces by providing safety support services. Our goals are to train all Marine Corps Base commands and organizations in occupational safety and health; mishap reduction and Federal Employees' Compensation Act costs through an aggressive safety program, and to exceed the reduction goals set by the Secretary of Defense, and Headquarters Marine Corps Safety Division. Our customers are Base personnel, the operating forces, extended Marine Families, tenant commands, and occasional Reserve components.

For safety related questions please call: 760-763-SAFE
Or email us: CPen_Safety_Help@usmc.mil
For training questions and course nominations please email:  CPEN_SAFE_TRNG@usmc.mil

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Our staff and contact information
Deputy Director 760-763-7327
Ground Safety Manager 760-725-7326
Explosives Safety Supervisor 760-763-4817
OSH Supervisor 760-763-2366
Traffic Safety Manager 760-763-5070
SNCOIC 760-763-6410
Electrical Safety/Lockout-Tagout 760-763-2336
Fall Protection/Respiratory Protection/Confined Space 760-763-2366
Lead/Asbestos 760-763-2367
Mishap Investigation/OSHA 760-763-5326
Motorcycle Training Site Coordinator 760-725-2897
Radiation 760-763-0254
RMI/Hazardous Materials 760-763-5334

NEED TO REPORT SOMETHING
For non-emergency reporting, please call: 760-763-SAFE or email us at: Cpen_Safety_Help@usmc.mil
(Please be advised, our office is closed on weekends and holidays. Please allow up to 48 hours for a response from our Installation Safety Team)

If you have an emergency, call 911.

The following steps are recommended
1. Evacuate your facility (if necessary)
2. Contact your Command Safety Representative (see below)
3. Contact you Area Facility Manager
4. Contact other agencies e.g.
    a. Domestic Animal Control (760) 725-8120
    b. CLEO Office (Game Warden) (760) 725-4637
    c. General Facilities (760) 725-4683
    d. Hazardous Waste Team FMSD (760) 542-5758

Major Subordinate Commands
1st Marine Division 760-725-0035
1st Marine Logistics Group 760-725-6434
1 MEF Information Group 760-725-5549
3D Marine Aircraft Wing 858-307-7308
Edson Range 760-763-7093
Headquarters & Support Battalion 760-725-5987
Marine Corps Air Station Camp Pendleton 760-725-8020
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton 760-719-4138
School of Infantry-West 760-725-7888
Security Emergency Services Battalion 760-805-7278
Wounded Warrior Battalion 760-470-206

  

   

  

DODI 6055.01 – DoD Safety and Occupational Health (SOH) Program

NAVMC DIR 5100.8 - Marine Corps Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) Program Manual 2006

OPNAV M-5100.23 - Navy Safety and Occupational Health Manual

MCO 5100.29C Volume 1 (Marine Corps Safety Management System Overview)

MCO 5100.29C Volume 2 (Risk Management)

MCO 5100.29C Volume 3 (Marine Corps Traffic Safety Program)

MCO 5100.29C Volume 4 (Marine Corps Aviation Safety)

MCO 5100.29C Volume 5 (Recreation and Off Duty Program)

MCO 5100.29C Volume 6 (Safety and Occupational Health)

MCO 5100.29C Volume 7 (Marine Corps Radiation Safety Program)

MCO 5100.29C Volume 8 (Explosives Safety Management System)

MCO 5100.29C Volume 9 (Navy and Marine Corps Safety Investigation and Reporting Manual)

MCO 11000.11A - Marine Corps Fire Protection and Emergency Services Program

MCO 5100.8 - Marine Corps Occupational Safety and health (OSH) Policy Order 2006

MCO 3570.1C - Marine Corps Order on Range Safety 2012

MCO P1710.30E - Marine Corps Children, Youth, and Teen Programs

MCIWEST-MCB CAMPENO 5100.5A - Regional Safety Awards Program

MCIWEST-MCB CAMPENO 5100.2A – MCB CAMPEN Safety Awards Program

MCIWEST-MCB CAMPENO 11320.13A – MCB Camp Pendleton Fire Protection Regulations and Instructions 2021

MCIWEST-MCB CAMPEN ORDER 6200.4 - MCB CAMPEN Heat Injury Prevention Program

MCO 5104.1C - Navy Laser Hazards Control Program 2008

MCO 3570.1C - Marine Corps Order on Range Safety 2012

DODI 6055.7 - Department of Defense Mishap, Investigation, Reporting, and Record keeping 2011

 DA PAM 385-63 - Department of Army Range Safety 2014

MCO 10330.2D - Storage and Handling of Liquefied and Gaseous Compressed Gasses and Their Full and Empty Cylinders

Federal Regulation on Lockout / Tagout (LOTO) - 29 CFR 1910.147

Marine Corps Regulation on Lockout Tagout – NAVMC Dir 5100.8 Chapter 12

Awareness training on Lockout / Tagout (LOTO)

What you need to know:
1) All equipment and machinery shall be locked out or tagged out to protect against accidental or inadvertent start-up, or operation that may cause injury to personnel performing maintenance, service, repair, or modifications to machinery or equipment.

2) Ensure all Marine Corps personnel who could be exposed to hazardous energy sources receive formal training in the purpose and function of the Lockout/Tagout Program.

3) Ensure the Lockout/Tagout Program is implemented and followed within their area of cognizance. Supervisors and individuals will be held accountable for any failure to comply with the Lockout/Tagout Program, and overriding or removing any lockout/tagout device without authorization.

4) Designate in writing a lockout/tagout coordinator(s) who is delegated responsibility and authority for controlling and administering the lockout/tagout program for their area of cognizance. Send a copy of this letter to the ISM or unit safety officer.

5) Ensure the Lockout/Tagout Program is evaluated using NAVMC 11402, Lockout/Tagout Program Evaluation, figure 12-1.

For additional information, please contact

Ms. Christy Franco @ (760)763-2336

Or send an email to CPEN_SAFE_TRNG@usmc.mil