Joint Environmental Surveillance Working Group August 10, 2000

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Joint Environmental Surveillance Working
Group August 10, 2000

• Mr Craig Schilder
• Assistant for Safety, Office of Deputy Under
  Secretary
• of Defense (Environmental Security)

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OVERVIEW

• Who
• What
• When
• Where
• Why

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Who OSD Assistant for Safety

• Craig Schilder, OSD Safety Engineer
• 11 y Navy Corps of Engineers
• 5 y Army Safety Center, Dep to CDR
• 5 y GSA SH Comp Mgr
• 5 y Army Staff Safety Office
• 2 y Army Electronics Command
• 2 y Safety Engineering Intern
• email schildCB_at_acq.osd.mil phone [phone],
  DSN 664-1612

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• ZERO
• Accidents
• Occupational illnesses
• Fires
• Prevention is the key

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Environment, Safety and Health Mission

• Support readiness by ensuring access to air,
  land, and water for training and operations
• Protect our personnel families from
  environmental, safety, and health hazards
• Ensure weapons systems, logistics,
  installations have greater performance, lower
  life cycle costs, and minimal health
  environmental effects
• Enhance international security through
  military-to-military cooperation

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National Security Strategy
Shape/Prepare/Respond
Environmental Security Strategy
CINC
MILDEPs
Other Agencies, Countries
Protect People, Facilities and Equipment
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DOD Class A Aviation Trend
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Class A Aircraft Mishap Rate (mishaps per 100,000
flight hours)
Army
DoD Total
Marines
Air Force
Navy
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Military On-Duty Fatalities
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Military Off-Duty POV Fatalities
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Military Fatality Rate(deaths per 100,000 people)
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National Security Strategy
Shape/Prepare/Respond
Environmental Security Strategy
CINC
MILDEPs
Other Countries (Treaties)
Deployment
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National Security Strategy
SHAPE/Prepare/Respond
Environmental Security Strategy
Other Agencies (DOS,DOE,EPA)
CINC (TEPs)
MILDEPs
Engagement
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http//www.denix.osd.mil/MAPP
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DENIX Web Pages

• http//www.denix.osd.mil/SOH-public
• http//www.denix.osd.mil/SOH
• http//www.denix.osd.mil/System-safety
• http//www.denix.osd.mil/MAPP (Intl)
• http//www.denix.osd.mil/denix/register.html

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Defense Environmental Information Exchange(DENIX)
www.denix.osd.mil
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Joint Exercise/DeploymentsLessons Learned

• Army Center Lessons Learned
  http//call.army.mil/
• Air Expeditionary Forces http//aefcenter.acc.
  af.mil/
• Navy Warfare Dev Command
  http//www.nwdc.navy.mil/
• US Marine Corps
  http//greenshirt.nalda.navy.mil/mclls.html
• Air Land Sea Applications Cntr
  http//www.dtic.mil/alsa/
• Joint Warfighting Center
  http//call.army.mil/
• Comprehensive Site
  http//www.aic.nrl.navy.mil/aha/lessons/
• Defense Environmental Surveillance Program
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  http//chppm-www.apgea.army.mil/desp/desp.htm

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Dissemination of Information Internet Sites

• Defense Department http
  //www.denix.osd.mil/SOH
• Army Safety Center http//safety.army.mil
• Air Force Safety Center http//www-afsc.sai
  a.af.mil
• Naval Safety Center http//www.safetycenter
  .navy.mil
• US Marine Corps http//www.hqmc.usmc.mil/sa
  fety.nsf

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Environmental GIS Use for Accident Prevention
Aviation Warning High Migratory Bird Density
UXO Contamination
Incinerator
Hazardous Waste Contamination
Unsafe Road Conditions for 5 Ton Vehicles
Commercial Chlorine Gas Production
Tailings Damgt 10,000 m3
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Opportunities

• Reduce Cost-Improve performance
• Acquisition and Logistics
• Address ESH up front
• Do not accept the status quo
• Operation and Maintenance
• Enhance trend analysis - understand cost drivers
• Invest in human factors RD/solutions
• Use predictive tools and prevention approaches

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No Lunch Breaks for Safety
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Joint C4ISR Battle Center (JBC)
One Team One Fight
COL WILLIAM E. MARSHALL USA COMMANDER
COMMAND PRESENTATION APRIL 2000
Command, Control, Communications, Computers and
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
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Deployment Accidents - Closing Thoughts
1. Lessons Learned need to be shared. 2.
Need Tool for Exercise Planners 3. CINC
Accident Experience? 4. Combined Effort with
JESWG? 5. Next Meeting 18 Oct - Orlando
SchildCB_at_acq.osd.mil
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HUMAN WEAPON SYSTEMF100 Engine Performance
Threats
4th Stage Compressor Blade
3rd / 4th LPT Disk / Blade
5 Bearing Compartment
3rd Fan Disk / Blade
HPT Distress
Compressor Stalls
Fuel Manifold Pigtails/Flex
Hoses/Nozzles
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HUMAN WEAPON SYSTEMPerformance Threats
Toxins (Workplace, Home, Hobby, Environmental)
Cholesterol
Smoking
Emotional Stress
Diet
Suicide
STDs
OpsTempo
Injury (Accidental/Sports/MVA, Ergonomic/Back, Bat
tle/Terrorism-induced)
Alcohol
Hearing Loss
Infectious Disease
Hypertension
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Zamboni vs F-22 Comparison

• Single seat
• Turns on a dime
• Does only ONE job (well)
• Effectively clears a path, after which the REAL
  team can occupy the ice to put the puck in the
  net
• Operator often acts as if the entire event is
  centered around his performance
• Mission support
• Requires minimal intelligence to drive

• Single seat
• Turns on a dime
• Does only ONE job (well)
• Effectively clears a path, after which the REAL
  team can occupy the airspace to put the bombs on
  target
• Operator often acts as if the entire event is
  centered around his performance
• Mission support

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