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OPERATIONALRISK MANAGEMENT “ Commanders have a fundamental responsibility to safeguard highly valued personnel and material resources, and to accept only the minimal level of risk necessary to accomplish an assigned mission.” Operational Mishap RatesNavy Class A’s, FY88-4/15/97 Afloat Class A Mishap RatesFY87-4/15/97 What Causes Afloat Mishaps? USS Abraham Lincoln USS Sacramento 5 Jun 95 - Collision During UnRep Rigs Tensioned AOE Suspected Steering Problems Shifted Control to After Steering Rudder Amidships - Distance Opened CVN Followed Guide Right AOE After Steering Came Left to R Corpen Top Ten Causes of Death Navy Marine Corps Enlisted, 5/1/94 – 2/12/97 Top Ten Causes of DeathNavy Marine Corps Officers, 5/1/94 – 2/12/97 The Cost of MishapsNavy, FY92-4/15/97 All Services Class A Flight Mishap Trend Human Factors QMBReducing Human Error in Naval Air Operations:“Risk management is our doctrine” Dissect mishap data Safety culture assessment Benchmark successful programs Recommend process improvements ? Leadership ? Training ? Operational Risk Management ? Information management ? Investigations Organizational Culture Implementing ORM in Your Command Incorporate Risk in Decision Making at All Levels Operational Risk Management Makes Everyone a Risk Manager ORM - Levels of Training Indoctrination Training Course Outline User TrainingCourse Outline Advanced TrainingCourse Outline Leader TrainingCourse Outline Senior Leader TrainingBriefing Outline Vision of ORM Expertise Other 92-96 includes MV (ops) 14 (2%); diving 6 (1%). Although we’re doing better, we’re still losing too many people and there’s still lots of work to do. Mishap Deaths Navy Marines FY 92 - 96 834 503 Risk management will help reduce these numbers as it becomes more a part of day to day business and the thought process for personnel both on and off-duty. Let’s look at a breakdown of deaths for enlisted and for officers. . 92