It is important to adhere to the Safe Movement Measures when manoeuvring combat vehicles. Deploy ground guides when required, especially in confined spaces. Ensure that they are proficient in executing guiding roles.
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Army Safety Channel
20 Nov, 05:08
Recognise the signs and symptoms of heat injury and use the “7Rs” to apply first aid measures to our soldiers.
Army Safety Channel
20 Nov, 05:07
Adequate rest is important for soldiers to sustain and maximize performance; and it also prevent them from injuries/accidents.
Army Safety Channel
13 Nov, 05:27
The No Move Time aims to minimise the interaction of our military vehicles with other road users during the peak traffic hours.
Army Safety Channel
13 Nov, 05:27
CAT 1 Lightning Status could affect and disrupt (1) Outdoor LF Exercises, (2) Field / Physical Training, and (3) Topography Exercises.
Army Safety Channel
13 Nov, 05:26
Speed limits are put in place for a safer road environment and driving behaviour. Let us comply.
Army Safety Channel
06 Nov, 07:55
Reporting Near Misses allows us to learn why these accidents happened, and how to prevent them.
Army Safety Channel
06 Nov, 07:54
Proactive management of risk factors can prevent heat injuries.
Army Safety Channel
06 Nov, 07:54
Risk Assessment Checklist (RAC) is a simple checklist carried out on-site and prior to training for soldiers to raise safety concerns. It allows for a bottom-up approach in risk assessment as part of the Risk Management process.
Army Safety Channel
30 Oct, 04:59
Tagging of soldiers is mandatory for activities of medium or higher. It provides visual reminder for commanders to accord these soldiers with additional attention and implement risk mitigation measures.
Army Safety Channel
30 Oct, 04:59
Fatigue will affect driver’s concentration and judgement. Sufficient rest must be provided before and during driving detail.
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