DELIBERATE RISK ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET
1. MISSION/TASK DESCRIPTION
2. DATE (DD/MM/YYYY)
03032019
CONDUCT CONVOY
3. PREPARED BY
a. Name (Last, First, Middle Initial)
b. Rank/Grade
RODRIGUEZ
c. Duty Title/Position
CDT
PLATOON LEADER
f. Telephone (DSN/Commercial (Include Area Code))
d. Unit
e. Work Email
107th SPARTA MAINT CO
[email protected]
g. UIC/CIN (as required)
h. Training Support/Lesson Plan or OPORD (as required)
WQS4AA
OPORD 1071903
Five steps of Risk Management: (1) Identify the hazards
(2) Assess the hazards
(4) Implement controls
4. SUBTASK/SUBSTEP
OF MISSION/TASK
CONDUCT CONVOY
OPS
(626) 384-0713
EXCESSIVE SPEED;
INCORRECT INTERVALS
(Step numbers not equal to numbered items on form)
9. RESIDUAL
8. HOW TO IMPLEMENT/
WHO WILL IMPLEMENT
7. CONTROL
RISK LEVEL
How:
BRIEFING; CREW
TEAMWORK;
COMMUNICATION
H
Digitally signed by
RODRIGUEZ.TRISTIN.JEFFREY
JAMES.1535811470
Date: 2019.03.03 11:12:44 -06'00'
(3) Develop controls & make decisions
(5) Supervise and evaluate
6. INITIAL
RISK
LEVEL
5. HAZARD
Signature of Preparer
RODRIGUEZ.TRISTIN.JEF
FREY JAMES.1535811470
CONVOY BREIFING, VERBAL
M
Who:
CONVOY CDR & TC
INEXPERIENCED DRIVERS &
GUNNERS
ROLLOVER
CHARACTERISTICS
EXPERIENCED TC; LICENSED How:
DRIVERS; CREW TEAMWORK; ROSTER; BRIEFING; PCI
COMMUNICATION
Who:
PLDR, PSG, CONVOY CDR & TC
PRE-COMBAT CHECS (PMSC) How:
LOAD PLANS; PCI; VERBAL
& INSPECTION; CREW
TEAMWORK
Who:
PCI (CONVOY CDR & TC)
H
H
POOR ROADS: BROKEN
ASPHALT & SNOW/DIRT
M
CANALS, CAUSEWAYS,
EMBANKMENTS
H
RECON; BREIFING TO
IDENTIFY HAZERDOUS
AREAS; SPEED & INTERVAL
CONTROL
How:
CREW TEAMWORK; GROUND
GUIDES; SPEED CONTROL
How:
OPORD; BRIEFING; VERBAL
M
M
L
Who:
CONVOY CDR & TC
TASOP; BRIEFING; VERBAL
M
Who:
CONVOY CDR & TC
Additional entries for items 5 through 9 are provided on page 2.
10. OVERALL RESIDUAL RISK LEVEL (All controls implemented):
EXTREMELY HIGH
HIGH
MEDIUM
LOW
11. OVERALL SUPERVISION PLAN AND RECOMMENDED COURSE OF ACTION
THE PLATOON LEADER AND PLATOON SERGEANT WILL BRIEF ALL HAZARDS AND RELATED CONTROLS TO SOLDIERS
OPERATING AND RIDING IN VEHICLES. PMCS AND EQUIPMENT CHECKS ARE CONDUCTED BEFORE SP OF CONVOY TO FORT
MCCOY RANGE 105. ALL DRIVERS ARE LICENSED ON THEIR SPECIFIC VEHICLES. ANY SAFETY ISSUES OR CONCERNS WILL
BE SENT THROUGH THE UNIT CHAIN-OF COMMAND.
12. APPROVAL OR DISAPPROVAL OF MISSION OR TASK
a. Name (Last, First, Middle Initial )
b. Rank/Grade
APPROVE
c. Duty Title/Position
DISAPPROVE
d. Signature of Approval Authority
e. Additional Guidance:
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4. SUBTASK/SUBSTEP
OF MISSION/TASK
5. HAZARD
LIMITED VISIBILITY WITH
BLOWING SNOW/ DIRT
6. INITIAL
RISK
LEVEL
M
7. CONTROL
8. HOW TO IMPLEMENT/
WHO WILL IMPLEMENT
GPS WITH CONVOY
How:
COMMANDER; STRIP MAPS;
BRIEFING; PRE-PCI; VERBAL
SPEED & INTERVAL CONTROL Who:
CONVOY CDR & TC
BRIEFING; GPS; STRIP MAPS;
COMMUNICATION; CKPT
(CHECK POINTS)
How:
How:
M
CANVAS DOWN; TROOP
STRAP UP; THE LAST TRIAL
VEHICLE WILL NOT CARRY
TROOPS; HEAD GEAR/ ACH
How:
M
CELL PHONES FOR
EMERGENCY USE ONLY; NO
EATING WHILE DRIVING; NO
MULTITASKING
BRIEFING; OPERATOR WILL
NOT DRIVE FOR MORE THAN
TEN HOURS
How:
ROUTE DISORIENTATION
M
BRIEFING; PCI; REPORT CKPT
Who:
9. RESIDUAL
RISK LEVEL
L
L
SIREPS (CONVOY CDR & TC)
FIXED SEATING
DRIVER DISTRACTIONS
DRIVER FATIGUE
M
BRIEFING; PCC; VERBAL
Who:
L
CONVOY CDR & TC
BRIEFING; REPORT CKPT
Who:
L
CONVOY CDR & TC
BRIEFING; SPOT CHECK
L
Who:
SLDRS; CONVOY CDR & TC
How:
Who:
How:
Who:
How:
Who:
How:
Who:
How:
Who:
How:
Who:
How:
Who:
How:
Who:
How:
Who:
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Probability (expected frequency)
Risk Assessment Matrix
Severity (expected consequence)
Catastrophic: Death, unacceptable
loss or damage, mission failure,
or unit readiness eliminated
Critical: Severe injury, illness, loss,
or damage; significantly degraded
unit readiness or mission capability
Moderate: Minor injury, illness, loss,
or damage; somewhat degraded
unit readiness or mission capability
Negligible: Minimal injury, loss,
or damage; little or no impact to
unit readiness or mission capability
Legend:
EH – extremely high risk
Frequent:
Likely:
Occasional:
Seldom:
Continuous,
regular, or
inevitable
occurrences
Several or
numerous
occurrences
Sporadic or
intermittent
occurrences
Infrequent
occurrences
Unlikely:
Possible
occurrences but
improbable
A
B
C
D
E
I
EH
EH
H
H
M
II
EH
H
H
M
L
III
H
M
M
L
L
IV
M
L
L
L
L
H – high risk
M – medium risk
L – low risk
13. RISK ASSESSMENT REVIEW (Required when assessment applies to ongoing operations or activities)
a. Date
b. Last Name
c. Rank/Grade
d. Duty Title/Position
e. Signature of Reviewer
14. FEEDBACK AND LESSONS LEARNED
15. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS OR REMARKS
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Instructions for Completing DD Form 2977, "Deliberate Risk Assessment Worksheet"
1. Mission/Task Description: Briefly describe the overall
10. Overall Risk After Controls are Implemented: Assign
Mission or Task for which the deliberate risk assessment
an overall residual risk level. This is the highest residual
is being conducted.
risk level (from block 9).
2. Date (DD/MM/YYYY): Self Explanatory.
11. Supervision Plan and Recommended Course of Action:
Completed by preparer. Identify specific tasks and levels
3. Prepared By: Information provided by the individual
conducting the deliberate risk assessment for the operation
or training .
Legend: UIC = Unit Identification Code; CIN = Course ID
Number; OPORD = operation order; DSN = defense
switched network; COMM = commercial
of responsibility for supervisory personnel and provide the
decision authority with a recommend course of action for
approval or disapproval based upon the overall risk
assessment.
12. Approval/Disapproval of Mission/Task: Risk approval
authority approves or disapproves the mission or task based
on the overall risk assessment, including controls, residual
4. Sub-task/Sub-Step of Mission/Task: Briefly describe all
subtasks or substeps that warrant risk management.
risk level, and supervision plan. Space provided for authority to
provide additional guidance; use continuation page if needed.
13. Risk Assessment Review: Should be conducted on a
5. Hazard: Specify hazards related to the subtask in block 4.
regular basis. Reviewers should have sufficient oversight of
the mission or activity and controls to provide valid input on
changes or adjustments needed. If the residual risk rises
6. Initial Risk Level: Determine probability and severity.
Using the risk assessment matrix (page 3), determine level
of risk for each hazard specified. probability, severity and
associated Risk Level; enter level into column.
above the level already approved, operations should cease
until the appropriate approval authority is contacted and
approves continued operations.
14. Feedback and Lessons Learned: Provide specific input
on the effectiveness of risk controls and their contribution to
7. Control: Enter risk mitigation resources/controls identified
to abate or reduce risk relevant to the hazard identified in
block 5.
mission success or failure. Include recommendations for
new or revised controls, practicable solutions, or alternate
actions. Submit and brief valid lessons learned as necessary
to persons affected.
8. How to Implement / Who Will Implement: Briefly
15. Additional Comments or Remarks: Preparer provides
describe the means of employment for each control
additional comments, remarks, or information to support
(i.e., OPORD, briefing, rehearsal) and the name of the
the risk assessment. If block 15 is used as a continuation
individual unit or office that has primary responsibility for
of block 14, strike through the block number and title.
control implementation.
Additional Guidance: Block 4-9 continuance page may be
9. Residual Risk Level: After controls are implemented,
reproduced as necessary for processing of all subtasks/
determine resulting probability, severity, and residual risk
substeps of the mission/task. If a complete page is not utilized,
level.
write “NOTHING FOLLOWS” on the first unused row,
immediately after the final item assessed.
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