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Title: Safety Briefing 11March2009 Preventing Accidents and Mishaps


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Safety Briefing11-March-2009Preventing
Accidents and Mishaps
  • Joseph R. Perea, MD, Maj, CAP
  • NM Wing Director of Safety

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Safety Briefing Requirements for All
  • CAPR 62-1 (3d) CAP Safety Responsibilities and
    Procedures
  • All CAP members must obtain a monthly 15 minute
    face-to-face briefing (or Make-up) before they
    may participate in any CAP activity (including
    unit meetings).
  • Joseph R. Perea, MD, Major, CAP
  • NM Wing Director of Safety

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To receive credit . . . . .
  • Upon completion of this briefing, send an email
    stating
  • Subject March Safety Briefing Preventing
    Accidents and Mishaps completed.
  • Wing Staff Send to Judy.Candelaria_at_kirtland.af.
    mil
  • Squadron Members Send to your Squadron Safety
    Officer

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High Profile Fatalities
  • A. Scott Crossfield
  • NASA, flew the X15 at Mach 2
  • Died 19 April 2006, Cessna 210 personal flight
  • James Steven Fossett
  • 116 World Records in 5 sports
  • Round the world, solo
  • Crashed 3 Sep 2007, Bellanca Super Decathelon

Even the most experienced pilots can and do have
fatal Accidents
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Fatality Factors
  • Over-confidence in ones abilities
  • Watch this! . . . . . . .vrrroooooomm
  • Lack of Situational Awareness
  • Never go where your brain has not been 5 times
    before 3Ts Terrain, Turb, Towers
  • Lack of Proficiency (vrs Currency)
  • ie Night Flight, Mtn flying, IFR

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SAFETY SOLUTIONS
  • 1. Leave ego at
  • home.
  • Ego, no! Stay!

Small ego
Even BIG EGOs have to stay at home
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SAFETY SOLUTIONS
  • Leave ego at home.
  • Ego, no! Stay!
  • Always do a complete preflight.
  • Always check the weather.
  • Always check NOTAMS, TFRs, and charts.
  • No Watch this! behavior 83 of accidents
    attributed to maneuvering flight

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Safety Solutions
  • Use the Risk Management Matrix
  • Situational Awareness (use ALL of your resources)
  • Co-pilot, Crew Resource Management,
    Communication, Observer, Scanner
  • For VFR and IFR Use VOR, ADF, GPS, Sectional,
    WAC, IFR charts, local pilot information, etc,
    etc, etc

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Safety Solutions
  • Maintain Proficiency (Not just Currency)
  • Night Flights with another pilot
  • Short Field, Soft Field, Power Off,
    Go-round, ground maneuvers
  • IFR Proficiency, Approaches, lost procedures,
    unusual attitudes,

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Other Safety Concerns
  • CO Monitor Card (Even G1000!)
  • Headache, dizziness, fatigue, sleepiness
  • I M SAFE
  • Illness
  • Medications
  • Sleep
  • Alcohol 8hrs? 24hrs?
  • Fatigue (Duty Day Limits)
  • Eat (or Emotions)

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CAP ACCIDENT REPORTING
  • Form 78s DECEMBER 2008

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Summary of Form 78 Accidents and Incidents for
December 2008
  • Aircraft
  • Precautionary landing electrical engine power
    rough engine
  • Aircraft departed runway after touch down
  • Defective tie down in trailer, damaged glider
    during tow
  • Preflight Found damaged tie-down ring
  • Hangar Left horizontal stabilizer contacted
    metal cabinet
  • Right main tire went flat on landing.
  • Landing with crosswind on frosty runway, airplane
    slid into snow
  • Vehicle None
    Reported

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Form 78 Accidents for December 2008How can you
prevent these??
  • Aircraft
  • Precautionary landing Think
    about . . . . . . .
  • electrical Circuit breakers,
    rheostats
  • engine power Too lean Mixture (decent),
    magnetos
  • rough engine Mixture, magnetos, propeller,
    carb icing
  • Aircraft departed runway after touch down
  • Roll out Attn only to
    directional control and deceleration
  • Preflight Found damaged tie-down ring
  • ????? Maybe tail ring damage from nose
    high strike?

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Form 78 Accidents for December 2008How can you
prevent these??
  • Hangar Left horizontal stabilizer contacted
    metal cabinet
  • Follow the two-man rule for moving
    Aircraft
  • Right main tire went flat on landing.
  • Avoid Excessive braking pressure and
    Locking the brakes
  • Landing with crosswind on frosty runway, airplane
    slid into snow
  • Roll out Attn only to directional
    control and deceleration

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Summary of Form 78 Accidents and Incidents for
December 2008Cont
  • Bodily Injury
  • Cadet had eye irritation from dirt between
    contact lens and eye
  • Cadet received bloody nose playing Frisbee
  • Cadet cut finger with knife while opening MRE
  • Cadet split lip and fractured tooth after hitting
    bleachers while playing basketball

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