U.S. Navy & Marine Corps School of Aviation Safety

What do we do...............................	Mission Statement	Our Move to Pensacola is TBD!!!!
Arriving Student Information......	Welcome Aboard	The School of Aviation Safety location is in flux, Our 05-1 course (October 26-Nov 23) scheduled in Pensacola will not occur in Pensacola. We are examining our options for this course date (Monterey?) Please check back at the end of this week for further updates on our status.
You Want to attend our courses	Class Schedules
What Do We Teach.....................	Courses
You Need Information.................	The Gouge
Command Safety Climate Assessment Surveys...................	Hot Link
Issue Papers..................................	Hot Link
You have a question...................	E-mail Faculty
Associated Web Sites.................	Hot Links	20 September 2004
Prerequisites for ASO..................	ORM Training	Click Here for previous Topics

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REPORTING	INVESTIGATIONS	PROGRAMS
OPNAV 3750.6 R,	Technical Assistance	Safety Climate Assessment  (CSA/MCAS)
Pre-formatted Hazrep,MDR & SIR	Rcmd'd Field Mishap Kit Items	Crew Resource Mgmt (CRM)
Collective Address Designators (CAD)	Sample Pre-Mishap Plans	Operational Risk Mgmt (ORM)
Engine Cost Data - 2003	Emergency Data Sheet	Organizational Risk Factors
AEROMEDICAL	STRUCTURES	AERODYNAMICS
NATOPS 3710.7 Aeromedical Nutritional Supplement Guide	Stresses & Strain on Aircraft Structural Fatigue Examples	Helo Dynamic Rollover Helo Power Avail vs. Power Req'd
HUMAN FACTORS TOOLS	Motherhood	Tools You Can Use
Human Factors Inst 5420.2 (PDF)	Concept of Privilege Brief	Safety POD Notes (158K Zip)
Human Factors Checklist	NATOPS Jeopardy	Essential Safety Center Links
Human Factors Risk Mgmt Checklist	Safety Standdown Sample	Safety Petty Officer Guide
Cockpit Control and Display Checklist Issue Papers	Safety Related Ideas/Info Night Vision Training	PQS for Aviation Petty Officer's
		Traffic Safety Program Checklist
		USMC Ground Mishap Action Plan

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OUR MISSION:

• To educate aviation officers at all levels to:
  • Identify hazards
  • Manage risks
  • Investigate and report hazards and mishaps
  • Develop and administer command safety programs
• To foster and conduct safety-related research; and
• To provide assistance in support of the Naval Aviation Safety Program, thereby:

Enhancing combat readiness through the preservation of assets, both human and material.

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The School of Aviation Safety
Naval Postgraduate School (Code 10)
1588 Cunningham RD, RM 301
Monterey, CA 93943-5202
DSN 756-2581
(831) 656-2581