101 Critical Days campaign to help base personnel remember safety

Georgia State Robbins Air Force Base - Summer can be a fun time, but it is also high risk of injury and even death.

According to data from the Air Force Security Center, during an important summer day in 101, the Air Force killed 19 people from the anniversary usually by the weekend of the working day.

So far this year, the AFSC has reported all 22 illegal deaths in the Air Force, including motorcycle and automobile accidents.

Robbins' security officer, Lt. Col. Jeff Schwoob, said it was an important time to emphasize safety measures.

"(Event) is designed to make sure that people understand the risks they are having and their mitigation," he said.

Jerry Kleinman, the land safety officer at Robbins Installation Security Office, stated that it is the 101st summer crucial day to remind people to take precautionary measures during commuting.

"We talked a lot about operational risk management, but people forgot to bring this concept back," he said.

"Please investigate the risk," he said. "Know what you do, think about risks and dangers."

Colonel Schwoob said that the safety of motorcycles is one of many areas the base covers during the campaign.

"As the price of natural gas is rising, we saw more and more motorcycles being used," he said. "In addition, the number of accidents related to two wheel drive vehicles is increasing."

Colonel Schwoob stated that people should ensure the operation and safety of the bicycle before speeding up the acceleration of the motorcycle.

Colonel said that Robbins will provide many courses to help people safely operate motorcycles and ATVs.

Motorcycles, ATVs and other kinds of cars are not the only way this season. Colonel Schwoob said that adventures seeking thrills like bungee jumping and other outdoor activities can also prove dangerous and should be avoided.

"You are planning to have a vacation at Disney," said Colonel Schwab. "I finished at 3 o'clock Friday and decided to go to Disney, this is a 6 hour drive after 8 to 10 hours of work, you have to pay close attention to it.

To make people safer this summer, Mr. Clineman said Robbins will work at Georgia Governor and Atlanta's Traffic Safety Office and utilize other well-known activities such as "click or claim" seatbelt activities It was.

"Since the Air Force started three events consistent with our campaign, we recommended them to cooperate with the State Highway Freight Forward," he said. "This is a" click or request "activity, a national effort to surrender people. The other is "beyond the limit", this is a sports when you are drunk. Even if it is below the limit, there are the same differences. "

Mr. Clineman said Robbins also included "arrest" activities including traffic jams, permits and insurance checks, and drinking tests.

People should always use the Wingman concept, but Mr. Kleineman said that this incident is a good time to re-emphasize this.

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