MISHAPS AND NEAR MISS REPORTING FOR MARINE CORPS INSTALLATIONS WEST and MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PENDLETON
The references listed are not all inclusive. However, these are the most vital to Mishap Investigation and Reporting Program.
References:
29 CFR 1904- Recording and Reporting Occupational Injuries and Illness
DoDI 6055.07- Mishap Notification, Investigation, Reporting and Recordkeeping
MCO 3504.2A- Operations Event/Incident Report (OPREP-3) Reporting
MCO 5100.29C Vol 9- Navy and Marine Corps Safety Investigation and Reporting Manual
OPNAVINST 5102.1E- Navy Safety Investigation and Reporting Program
SECNAVINST 12810.2A- Federal Employees Compensation Act Program (FECA)
TED 01-00-015- U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Instruction- OSHA Technical Manual
Scope:
To provide general information to safety reporting and state the various responsibilities for mishap, hazard (including near-misses) and incident notification, investigation, reporting, and record keeping for the Navy and Marine Corps.
What you need to know:
Mishaps result in damaged or destroyed equipment; injuries and fatalities to Sailors, Marine, and civilians; and degraded Navy and Marine Corps warfighting potential. When mishaps and near-misses occur, we must investigate them thoroughly in order to identify the factors and causes; then devise sufficient control to prevent their reoccurrence. We must continuously assess our operating environment and while at home or off-duty to identify hazardous conditions and risks so that we may take proactive measures to reduce risk before mishaps occur.
All Navy and Marine Corps commands and activities must protect the public from risk of death, injury, illness or property damage; military personnel from accidental death, injury or work-related illness; and DoD civilian personnel from work related death, injury or illness because of Navy and Marine Corps operations.
All Navy and Marine Corps commands and activities must notify, investigate, report and maintain records of all mishaps, hazards (including near-misses) and incidents as required under these orders.
Risk Management Information-Streamlined Incident Reporting (RMI-SIR) is the only official database of record for the Navy and Marine Corps at
https://afsas.safety.af.mil/ to request an account via CAC enabled workstation.
For more information contact the Regional MCI-WEST, Marine Corps Base Safety Center, Mishap Investigator at 760-763-313