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.
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 760-725-4111
FY22 Ground Safety for Marines (GSM) Course, Camp Pendleton, (CID: M10M8SA)
PREREQUISITES
1. Civilian safety specialist, officer, or Staff Non-Commissioned Officer
2. At least 12 months active service remaining after course completion date.
3.Completion of Risk Management course on MarineNet.
A. E6, WO1-WO2, and O1-O3 - Risk Management for Small Unit Leaders (SDRMGTSUL0)
B. E7-E9, WO3-WO5, and O4-O6 - Risk Management For Senior Leaders (SDRMGTSEN0)
C. Civilians - Risk Management for USMC Civilians (SDRMGTCIV0)
ENROLLMENT PROCESS
1. Initial nominations (name, rank, unit, contact information) may be submitted by email to the respective Safety Office as listed below. (**SEE CONTACT LIST BELOW**)
2. Submit nomination letter with all enclosures by the documentation deadline by email to respective Safety Office as listed below (**SEE CONTACT LIST BELOW**) Submit all documentation at one time. Partial submissions will not be accepted.
3. Initial nominations without documentation will be waitlisted once the documentation deadline is reached. Waitlisted personnel will be enrolled as space is available in the order documentation is received. Once the class is full, personnel requesting enrollment will be placed on the standby list. Standby personnel with complete documentation may be enrolled on a case-by-case basis.
4. GSM Nomination letter. (required) Click Here
5. GSM Statement of Availability (Enclosure (1). (required) Click Here
6. Ground Safety Manager or Ground Safety Officer Appointment Letter (Enclosure (2). (required)
7. Risk Management Certificate from MarineNet appropriate to current rank (Enclosure (3). (required)
8. All enrollments will be confirmed approximately one week before the course start date via email from MCB Camp Pendleton Installation Safety Office.
CONTACT LIST
A) 1st Marine Logistics Group (MLG) nominations go to MGySgt Hunter, CPO Hill, PO1 Gebalski.
B) 1st Marine Division (MARDIV) nominations go to 1stLt Santarsiero, SSgt Dasalla, CIV Robinson.
C) 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (MAW) nomination go to MSgt Brown, Cpl Florendo, CIV Blackburn.
D) All other Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF) nominations go to CIV Huynh.
E) All other nominations go to CPEN_SAFE_TRNG@usmc.mil
For additional information, please contact
GySgt Cooney
CIV Phillips
Provides Unit Safety Representatives knowledge and guidance to aid them in their duties. Training provides information about their rights, employer responsibilities, and how to file a complaint as well as how to identify, abate, avoid, and prevent job related hazards on a job site. The training covers a variety of general industry safety and health hazards which a worker may encounter at a work site. Training emphasizes hazard identification, avoidance, control, and prevention. This will include the minimum knowledge and skills needed to perform this duty. Each area is composed of one or more training modules and/or reference materials. The subject areas with their respective modules and references are: Intro to USMC Safety, Risk Management, RODS, PPE, RPPM, HAZCOM, Machine Guarding, Mishap Investigation and Reporting, Electrical Safety, Lockout/Tagout, Confined Space, Walking Working Surfaces and Fall Protection, Emergency Action Plans, Fire Protection, Materials Handling, Bloodborne Pathogens Program, Turnover Binders, Occupational Health, Industrial Hygiene, Hearing Conservation, Safety Inspections, and Safety Training.
Scope
Traffic Safety’s goal is to ensure the safety and well-being of our Marines, civilians, and their families by developing and implementing a comprehensive traffic safety program. We are dedicated to reducing accidents, injuries, and fatalities on the roadways through education, training, and proactive measures.
What you need to know
1. Traffic Safety provides oversight and recommendations on road hazards, signage, traffic control, and pedestrian and vehicle safety. Coordinates with installation officials to resolve traffic safety problems.
2. Marine Corps Installation traffic laws include the state laws in which the installation is located to the maximum extent practical.
3. All operators of street-legal motorcycles, three-wheeled motorcycles, and auto-cycles will comply with state licensing, registration, and insurance requirements as well as installation training requirements.
4. All children will use a child safety seat approved by the Department of Transportation while riding in a motor vehicle on the Marine Corps Installation.
5. Traffic Safety provides traffic safety and motorcycle training and education to installation units and personnel.
Commanders are responsible for establishing and maintaining a Motorcycle Mentorship Program (MMP)
For any and help with this please contact the Installation Traffic Safety Program Manager Mr. Bromwell at 760-763-5070
Electric Bicycle Safety
New base regulations for E-Bikes effective 25 Nov 2024 MCB Camp Pendleton has new regulations regarding E-Bikes. These regulations include policy for age and usage restrictions aboard the installation. Please see Safety E-Bike Quick Card Below for more pertinent info. The actual Base Order can be downloaded "Here" or in the Documents found below on the page.
BASE REGULATIONS FOR ELECTRIC BICYCLES
Motorcycle Course
The Installation Safety Office at MCB Camp Pendleton offers a variety of motorcycle courses meant to train installation personnel on motorcycle rider safety. Below is a list of courses offered and guidance on how to enroll in them.
TC BRC - Total Control Basic Rider Clinic meets the Marine Corps Motorcycle Level 1 training requirement and the state of California license waiver requirement.
MSF BRC - Basic Rider Course meets the Marine Corps motorcycle Level 1 training requirement.
TC IRC - Total Control Intermediate Rider Clinic meets Marine Corps Motorcycle Level 2 training requirement.
MSF ARC - Advanced Rider Course meets the Marine Corps motorcycle Level 2 training requirement.Motorcycle training availability and enrollment process, please click here. For additional information regarding motorcycle rider courses, please contact Mr. Bromwell at 760-763-5070 or the motorcycle training site coordinator at 760-725-2897.
Scope
Inspect the three H&HS Squadron’s programs (NATOPS and Aviation Safety) within MCI-West. Part of the reporting chain, in case of HAZREP, Mishap, or other aviation incidents. These are all defined by the Navy Safety Center, through the RMI process. Work as a liaison between MCI-West Squadron’s and Navy Safety Center. Submit Award material for Squadron Aviation Safety. Submit nominees for Aviation Safety School, based on individual Squadron needs.
For help or assistance please contact the Aviation Program Manager at 760-763-7323.
Marine Corps Aviation Safety Program MCO 5100.29C Volume 4
MISSION
The MCIWEST-Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Explosives Safety Office develops, implements and executes a comprehensive Explosives Safety Program that promotes compliance with DoD, USN, and USMC explosives safety regulations to enhance force preservation. Provides education, technical assistance, policy guidance and understanding of the hazards associated with the handling, issue, receipt, storage and transportation of ammunition and explosives. Manages Class V(W) ammunition and explosives allowances for subordinate local and regional units. The Explosives Safety Office provides training leading to the qualification of personnel as explosives qualified vehicle and forklift operators. Refer to CAMPENO 8000.1. (CAC required to access)
For more details or contact the Explosives Safety Officer (ESO) at 760-763-4817
Contact Information
The Explosives Safety Office is in building 1138, across from Paige Field House, in the 11 Area, MCB Camp Pendleton. You may contact our office and key personnel via e-mail (by clicking on the appropriate link below) or by calling any of the following numbers.
Office Organizational Mailbox
Send any concerns that need to be addressed by the Explosives Safety Office to our Shared Mail Box (SMB) mcb_campen_eso@usmc.mil
LINKS
MCIWEST Explosives Safety Office Sharepoint
Marine Ammunition Knowledge Enterprise (MAKE)
Conventional Ordnance Resource Program (C.O.R.P.)
Naval Ordnance Safety and Security Activity (NOSSA
Naval Logistics Library (NAR, AIN, OHF)
Navy E-Learning (MPPEH and Ammo-51 Classes)
Defense Ammunition Center
E3 TEAM ONLINE (HERO)
Total Ammunition Management Information System
(TAMIS)
Field Return Guide