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BY ORDER OF THE AIR FORCE INSTRUCTION 91-204 SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE 29 NOVEMBER 1999 Safety SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS AND REPORTS COMPLIANCE WITH THIS PUBLICATION IS MANDATORY NOTICE: This publication is available digitally on the SAF/AAD WWW site at: http://afpubs.hq.af.mil. If you lack access, contact your Publishing Distribution Office (PDO). OPR: HQ AFSC/SEP (Lt Col Jay Johnson) Certified by: HQ USAF/SEP (Col David Capotosti) Supersedes AFI 91-204, 1 October 1999. Pages: 472 Distribution: F This instruction gives procedures for investigating and reporting all US Air Force mishaps and exchang- ing F-16 mishap information with European Participating Air Forces (EPAF). It implements Air Force Policy Directive (AFPD) 91-2, Safety Programs. It applies to commanders, managers, supervisors, and safety staffs at all levels, all persons who investigate and report Air Force mishaps, and those persons who handle such reports. This instruction provides guidance regarding the control and use of privileged safety reports. Failure to observe the prohibitions and mandatory provisions of this instruction in Chapter 2 by active duty Air Force members, USAFR members on active duty or inactive duty for training, and ANG members in federal, is a violation of Article 92, Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Violations by civilian employees may result in administrative disciplinary actions without regard to otherwise applica- ble criminal or civil sanctions for violations of related laws. This regulation implements NATO Standard- ization Agreements (STANAG) 3101, Exchange of Accident/Incident Information concerning Aircraft and Missiles; 3102, Flight Safety Cooperation; 3531, Safety investigation and Reporting of Accident/Inci- dents Involving Military Aircraft and/or Missiles; and 3750, Reporting and Investigation of Airmiss Inci- dents. Maintain and dispose of all records created by processes prescribed in this publication IAW AFMAN 37-139, Records Disposition Schedule. Send major command (MAJCOM) supplements to HQ USAF/SE, 9700 G Avenue SE, Suite 240, Kirtland AFB NM 87117-5670, for approval before publication. See Attachment 1 for a Glossary of References and Supporting Information. SUMMARY OF REVISIONS This document is substantially revised and must be completely reviewed. This revision incorporates IC 99-1 and includes substantive changes and numerous additions. It redefines nearest Air Force Base responsibilities after a Class A Flight mishap (paragraph 1.1.7.1.); defines host and tenant investigative responsibilities (paragraph 1.3.1.5.); defines ARC convening authority (paragraph 1.5.1.2.); deletes paragraph 1.5.1.3.; redefines disclosure of privileged information to outside agencies 2 AFI91-204 29 NOVEMBER 1999 (paragraph 1.11.1.1.); redefines administrative hospitalization (paragraph 1.15.1.3.); redefines component parts (paragraph 1.15.1.7.); redefines jettison of non-essential equipment (paragraph 1.15.1.14.). Adds additional privileged release authority for mishap report information (all added or changed paragraphs). Redefines aircraft ground operations (paragraph 3.1.3.1.3.); redefines government motor vehicle (para- graph 3.1.3.4.1.); adds new definition of fire (paragraph 3.1.3.9.); redefines Class J mishap (paragraph 3.2.3.1.); standardizes definition of HAP (paragraph 3.2.4.4.); deleted paragraph 3.4.1.3.; clarifies costing methods in paragraphs 3.4. and 3.5. Redefines role of AIB investigators (paragraph 4.1.2.4.); adds single investigator (paragraph 4.4.1.1.). Expands identifying involved personnel (paragraph 5.6.2.1.); redefines role of SIB or single investigator and OPR action agencies for the AF Form 847 process (paragraph 5.10.3.1.); redefines how to inform causal individuals (paragraph 5.10.5.1.). Defines what type of changes the MAJCOM/DRU/FOAs can make on Class C, D, E, HAP, and HATR messages (paragraph 6.1.5.3.); clarifies which reports are MOFE’d (paragraph 6.2.1.1.); requires reporting status on all recom- mendations (paragraph 6.3.2.1.). Redefines Class E Event reporting criteria and adds exception (para- graph 7.2.3.1.); expands on the use of a Single Investigator (paragraph 7.3.1.4.); adds CMR format for Class E Events (Figure 7.5.); updates address tables for messages and formal reports (Tables 7.1. to 7.4.). Redefines missile mishaps (Paragraphs 8.1.1. through 8.1.2.4.8.2. and Table 8.5.). Deletes requirement for submission of preliminary/status reports for Class D mishaps and HAPs (Table 8.1.). Redefines explosives and chemical agent mishaps (Paragraphs 10.1.2. through 10.1.2.4.6.3. and Table 10.4.). Deletes requirement for submission of preliminary/status reports for Class D mishaps and HAPs (Table 10.1). Fire mishaps include the reporting of both injury and damage as of the result of a fire (paragraph 11.1.1.1. and 11.5.5.1.); Ground and Industrial Mishaps involving Aircraft damage is limited to the air- craft being a commodity or cargo (paragraph 11.5.2.1.); redefines the GMV and PMV Mishap sub-catego- ries (paragraph 11.5.1.2. and 11.5.1.4.); Establishes reporting requirements of on- and off-duty Sports and Recreation Mishaps (paragraph 11.5.2.5. and 11.5.4.4.); Loss of Air Force resources aboard non-DoD Aircraft (commercial, foreign, civil, and Aero Club) with intent for flight are reported as Miscellaneous Air Operations Mishaps (paragraph 11.5.2.4.); adds Class L events for optional use by local safety staffs (paragraph 11.6.6.1.); deletes Abbreviated CMR Report format (Figure 11.4.); adds military off-duty injury recording requirements for the Occupational Illness and Injury Log (paragraph 11.9.3.1.). Corrects figures to ensure sequence numbers are based on a fiscal versus a calendar year (Figures 12.1 and 12.2). Reclassifies all Engine Confined Incidents as Mishaps (Class J) and consolidated reporting guidance. Deletes all “Class M” references. Replaces Chapter 13 in its entirety. Reformats Table 14.1 and updates addresses in Table 14.2. Redefines reporting procedures, report formats and reporting categories. Replaces Attachment 2 in its entirety. The entire text of IC 99-1 is at Attachment 7. Chapter 1—RESPONSIBILITIES 11 1.1. Responsibilities for Air Force Mishaps. .................................................................... 11 1.2. Assigning Mishap Accountability. ............................................................................ 16 1.3. Determining Who Investigates. ................................................................................. 16 1.4. Acting on Critical Safety Information. ...................................................................... 18 1.5. Investigating ARC Mishaps: ...................................................................................... 18 1.6. Investigating Mishaps Involving Multiple Services. ................................................. 18 1.7. Investigating Mishaps Involving NATO Aircraft, Explosive, ................................... 19 1.8. Investigating Mishaps Involving Foreign Military Aircraft, Explosives, .................. 20 AFI91-204 29 NOVEMBER 1999 3 1.9. Contractor Involvement in Mishaps. ......................................................................... 21 1.10. Investigating Mishaps Involving Civil Aviation. ...................................................... 22 1.11. Investigating Potential Criminal Acts. ....................................................................... 23 1.12. Investigating Mishaps Involving Research and Development (R&D) Programs. ... 24 1.13. Using Test Organizations in Investigations. .............................................................. 24 1.14. When to Obtain Legal Representation. ...................................................................... 24 1.15. Non-Reportable Mishaps. .......................................................................................... 25 Chapter 2—PRIVILEGE GUIDELINES 28 2.1. Defining Types and Limiting Use of Safety Reports. ............................................... 28 2.2. Transmitting Safety Messages over Electronic Mail. ................................................ 30 2.3. Disclosing Privileged Reports. .................................................................................. 31 2.4. Handling and Disclosing of Non-Privileged Reports (Ground and Explo ................ 37 2.5. Dispose of Records According to AFMAN 37-139. ................................................. 38 Figure 2.1. Contractor Statement of Understanding. ................................................................... 38 Figure 2.2. Letter for Contractor Representatives to Safety Investigations. ................................ 39 Figure 2.3. Sample Privileged Witness Statement. ...................................................................... 40 Figure 2.4. Sample Non-Privileged Witness Statement. .............................................................. 41 Figure 2.5. Sample Privileged WARNING Statement. ................................................................ 41 Chapter 3—MISHAP CATEGORY, CLASS, AND COSTS 42 3.1. Mishap Category. ....................................................................................................... 42 3.2. Defining Mishap and Event Classifications. .............................................................. 44 3.3. Mishap Class or Category Changes. .......................................................................... 46 3.4. Determining Mishap Costs. ....................................................................................... 46 3.5. Damage To Air Force Property. ................................................................................ 47 3.6. Damage to Non-Air Force Property. .......................................................................... 49 3.7. Standard Injury, Illness, and Fatality Costs. .............................................................. 49 Table 3.1. Standard Injury, Illness, and Fatality Costs. .............................................................. 50 Chapter 4—SAFETY INVESTIGATIONS 51 4.1. General Guidelines. ................................................................................................... 51 4.2. Investigation Funding. ............................................................................................... 51 4.3. Mishap Investigation Timeline. ................................................................................. 52 4 AFI91-204 29 NOVEMBER 1999 4.4. Safety Investigation Boards. ...................................................................................... 52 4.5. Investigative Evidence: .............................................................................................. 53 4.6. Recovering and Disposing of Wreckage. .................................................................. 56 4.7. Technical Assistance. ................................................................................................. 58 Figure 4.1. Technical or Engineering Evaluation of Physical Evidence and Factual Information. 61 Chapter 5—SAFETY REPORTS AND SUMMARIES 62 5.1. General Information. .................................................................................................. 62 5.2. Determining Mishap Event Number. ......................................................................... 62 5.3. OPREP-3 Reports. ..................................................................................................... 63 5.4. Message Reports. ....................................................................................................... 64 5.5. Formal Reports. ......................................................................................................... 65 5.6. Writing the Narrative. ................................................................................................ 67 5.7. Documenting the Investigation and Analysis. ........................................................... 68 5.8. Determining Findings. ............................................................................................... 69 5.9. Determining Causes. .................................................................................................. 70 5.10. Determining Recommendations. .............................................................................. 71 Figure 5.1. Opportunity To Submit an Additional Witness Statement. ....................................... 75 Figure 5.2. Sample Memorandum of Transmittal. ....................................................................... 76 Table 5.1. Causal Finding Analysis. ........................................................................................... 77 Chapter 6—FOLLOW-UP ACTIONS 78 6.1. Review Process. ......................................................................................................... 78 6.2. Memorandum of Final Evaluation (MOFE). ............................................................. 81 6.3. Managing Preventive Action after the MOFE. .......................................................... 82 6.4. Managing Preventive Action for Mishaps w/o Formal Safety Reports. .................... 84 Figure 6.1. Sample Command Endorsement. ............................................................................... 85 Chapter 7—AIRCRAFT MISHAPS AND EVENTS 86 7.1. Aircraft Mishap and Event Categories. ...................................................................... 86 7.2. Classifying Aircraft Mishaps and Events. ................................................................. 87 7.3. Investigating Aircraft Mishaps. ................................................................................. 91 7.4. Aircraft Mishap and Event Reporting Requirements. ............................................... 95 7.5. Disclosing Mishap Information to News Media and Next of Kin (NOK). ................ 101 AFI91-204 29 NOVEMBER 1999 5 7.6. Aircraft Safety Message Reports. .............................................................................. 101 7.7. Preparing Message Reports for Aircraft Mishaps. ..................................................... 101 7.8. Preparing Aircraft Mishap Formal Reports. .............................................................. 102 7.9. Aircraft Mishap Rates and Accountability. ............................................................... 104 Figure 7.1. Format for Preliminary and Initial Status (72 Hour) Message Reports for Aircraft Class A, B, or C Mishaps and Class E or HAP Events. ........................................................... 106 Figure 7.2. Format for Aircraft Mishap and Event Consolidated Message Report. .................... 108 Figure 7.3. Aircraft Class E Propulsion–Related Event Summary Report. ................................. 115 Figure 7.4. Aircraft Class E Physiological Event Summary Report. ........................................... 117 Figure 7.5. Added. Aircraft Class E Event Summary Report. .................................................... 120 Table 7.1. Reporting Schedule for Aircraft Mishaps and Events. .............................................. 122 Table 7.2. Addresses for Aircraft Mishap and Event Message Reports. .................................... 124 Table 7.3. Aircraft, Engine, SPD, and Common Service Information. ...................................... 128 Table 7.4. Routing of Aircraft Formal Reports. .......................................................................... 129 Chapter 8—MISSILE MISHAPS 133 8.1. General Information. .................................................................................................. 133 8.2. Determining Missile Mishap Accountability. ............................................................ 134 8.3. Determining Missile Mishap Category. ..................................................................... 134 8.4. Determining Classification of Missile Mishaps. ........................................................ 134 8.5. Change in Mishap Class. ........................................................................................... 135 8.6. Investigating Missile Mishaps. .................................................................................. 136 8.7. Reporting Missile Mishaps. ....................................................................................... 137 8.8. Message Reports. ....................................................................................................... 138 8.9. Determining Mishap Event Number. ......................................................................... 139 8.10. Formal Reports. ......................................................................................................... 140 8.11. Review of Final Report. ............................................................................................. 141 8.12. Follow-up Actions. .................................................................................................... 142 Figure 8.1. Privileged Warning. ................................................................................................... 142 Figure 8.2. Format for Preliminary Class A, B, C, D, or HAP Missile Mishaps. ........................ 143 Figure 8.3. Format for Missile Consolidated Mishap Report (CMR). ......................................... 145 Table 8.1. Reporting/Recording Schedule for Class A, B, C, D, and HAP Events. ................... 149 6 AFI91-204 29 NOVEMBER 1999 Table 8.2. Addressees for Missile Mishap Message Reports (see note 9). ................................. 151 Table 8.3. Missile Common to Other Services. .......................................................................... 154 Table 8.4. Routing of Missile Formal Safety Reports (see note 4). ............................................ 155 Table 8.5. Added. Missile Mishap Category Flow Chart. ......................................................... 160 Chapter 9—SPACE MISHAPS 161 9.1. General Information. .................................................................................................. 161 9.2. Assigning Space Mishap Accountability. .................................................................. 161 9.3. Classifying Space Mishaps. ....................................................................................... 161 Table 9.1. Orbital Mishap Determination Matrix. ...................................................................... 163 9.4. Other Events. ............................................................................................................. 163 9.5. Mishap Category. ....................................................................................................... 163 9.6. Investigation. .............................................................................................................. 165 9.7. Messages, Reports, and Logs. .................................................................................... 166 9.8. Follow-up Actions. .................................................................................................... 170 Figure 9.1. Privileged Warning. ................................................................................................... 170 Figure 9.2. Format for Preliminary Class A, B, C, or HAP Space Mishap Message. .................. 171 Figure 9.3. Format for Consolidated Mishap Report (CMR) Space Mishap. .............................. 173 Table 9.2. Reporting/Recording Schedule for Class A, B, C, and HAP Events. ........................ 177 Table 9.3. Addresses for Space Mishap Message Reporting. ..................................................... 179 Table 9.4. Routing of Formal Space Mishap Reports. ................................................................ 181 Chapter 10—EXPLOSIVE AND CHEMICAL AGENT MISHAPS 185 10.1. General Information. .................................................................................................. 185 10.2. Assigning Explosive and Chemical Agent Mishap Accountability. .......................... 186 10.3. Determining Explosives or Chemical Agent Mishap Category. ................................ 186 10.4. Determining Classification of Explosives or Chemical Agent Mishaps.. ................. 186 10.5. Change In Mishap Class. ........................................................................................... 187 10.6. Safety Investigation Boards for Explosives or Chemical Agent Mishaps. ................ 188 10.7. Message Reports for Explosive and Chemical Agent Mishaps. ................................ 190 10.8. Formal Reports. ......................................................................................................... 191 10.9. Follow-up Actions. .................................................................................................... 192 AFI91-204 29 NOVEMBER 1999 7 Figure 10.1. Format for Preliminary Class A, B, C, D, or HAP Explosive or Chemical Agent Mishaps. 194 Figure 10.2. Format for Explosive or Chemical Agent Consolidated Mishap Report (CMR). ..... 196 Table 10.1. Reporting/Recording Schedule for Class A, B, C, D, and HAP Events. ................... 200 Table 10.2. Addressees for Explosive Mishap Message Reports. ................................................ 202 Table 10.3. Routing of Explosive Formal Safety Reports. ........................................................... 206 Table 10.4. Added. Explosives or Chemical Agent Mishap Category Flow Chart. .................... 209 Chapter 11—GROUND MISHAPS 210 11.1. General Information. .................................................................................................. 210 11.2. Assigning Mishap Accountability. ............................................................................ 210 11.3. NON-REPORTABLE MISHAPS. ............................................................................. 211 11.4. Duty Status. .............................................................................................................. 211 11.5. MISHAP CATEGORIES.. ...................................................................................... 212 11.6. Mishap Classification. ............................................................................................... 214 11.7. Reporting Ground Safety Mishaps. ........................................................................... 216 11.8. Determining Mishap Costs. ....................................................................................... 218 11.9. Standard Injury, Illness, and Fatality Costs. .............................................................. 219 11.10.Class A, B, C or HAP Mishaps with Aircraft Involvement. ...................................... 219 11.11.Formal Reports. ......................................................................................................... 219 11.12.On-Duty Ground Mishaps: ........................................................................................ 222 11.13.Waiving the Formal Report. ...................................................................................... 223 11.14.Class C Ground Mishaps: .......................................................................................... 223 11.15.Class D Ground Mishaps. .......................................................................................... 223 11.16.Reporting Motor Vehicle Mishaps. ........................................................................... 223 11.17.Reporting Off-Duty Ground Mishaps. ....................................................................... 224 11.18.HAP Events. ............................................................................................................... 224 11.19.Reporting and Logging Occupational Illnesses and Injuries. .................................... 224 11.20.Additional Reporting by the Nearest Installation. ..................................................... 226 Figure 11.1. Privileged Warning. ................................................................................................... 227 Figure 11.2. Format for Preliminary Class A, B, C, or HAP Ground Mishap Messages. ............. 228 Figure 11.3. Format for Consolidated Mishap Report (CMR) Ground Messages. ........................ 230 8 AFI91-204 29 NOVEMBER 1999 Figure 11.4. Abbreviated CMR Format. ........................................................................................ 235 Figure 11.5. Format for Class C Off-Duty Sports and Recreation Summary Mishap Report (SMR) Messages. 237 Table 11.1. Reporting/Recording Schedule for Ground Mishaps. ................................................ 239 Table 11.2. Addressees for Ground Message Reports. ................................................................. 241 Table 11.3. Routing Class A and B Ground Formal Safety Reports. ........................................... 244 Chapter 12—NUCLEAR MISHAPS 247 12.1. Scope and Objectives. ................................................................................................ 247 12.2. Safety Investigations: ................................................................................................. 247 12.3. Statistical Comparisons: ........................................................................................... 248 12.4. Release of Information. .............................................................................................. 249 12.5. General Reporting Requirements and Procedures: .................................................... 249 12.6. Nuclear Weapon System Reporting Criteria: ............................................................ 251 12.7. Nuclear Weapon System Mishap and Safety Deficiency Reports: ............................ 255 12.8. Nuclear Weapon System OPREP-3 Reports: ............................................................ 257 12.9. Nuclear Weapon System Mishap Formal Reports: .................................................... 257 12.10.Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological Reporting Criteria: ................................. 257 12.11.Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological Mishap Reports. ..................................... 259 12.12.Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological Safety Deficiency Reports. .................... 260 12.13.Preparing Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological Safety Deficiency Re ............. 260 12.14.Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological OPREP-3 Reports: ................................. 260 12.15.Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological Mishap Formal Reports. ........................ 260 Figure 12.1. Format for Nuclear Weapon System Mishap Reports. .............................................. 262 Figure 12.2. Format for Nuclear Weapon System Safety Deficiency Reports. ............................. 265 Figure 12.3. Format for AF Form 711F, USAF Nuclear Accident/Incident Report. ..................... 267 Figure 12.4. Format for Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological Mishap Reports. ................... 269 Figure 12.5. Format for Nuclear Reactor System/Radiological Safety Deficiency Reports. ......... 273 Figure 12.6. Format for Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological Mishap Formal Reports. ...... 274 Table 12.1. Addressees for Nuclear Weapon System Reports. .................................................... 275 Table 12.2. Reporting Schedule for Nuclear Weapon System Mishap Reports. .......................... 279 Table 12.3. Reporting Schedule for Nuclear Weapon System Safety Deficiency Reports. ......... 280 AFI91-204 29 NOVEMBER 1999 9 Table 12.4. Addressees forN uclearR eactorS ystem andR adiologicalM ishapa ndS afetyD eficiencyR eports. 281 Table 12.5. Reporting Schedule for Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological Mishap Reporting. 282 Table 12.6. Reporting Schedule for Nuclear Reactor System and Radiological Safety Deficiency Reports. 283 Chapter 13—ENGINE-CONFINED INCIDENTS 284 13.1. General Information. .................................................................................................. 284 13.2. Classification. ............................................................................................................ 285 13.3. Investigation. .............................................................................................................. 285 13.4. Reporting. .................................................................................................................. 285 13.5. Follow-up Actions. .................................................................................................... 285 Chapter 14—MISCELLANEOUS AIR OPERATION MISHAPS 286 14.1. General Information. .................................................................................................. 286 14.2. Accountability. ........................................................................................................... 286 14.3. Mishap Classification. ............................................................................................... 286 14.4. Investigation Responsibility. ..................................................................................... 286 14.5. Aero Club Mishap Investigation Procedure. .............................................................. 287 14.6. Reporting. .................................................................................................................. 287 14.7. Follow-up Actions. .................................................................................................... 287 14.8. Using or Releasing Mishap Reports Without Authorization. .................................... 288 Table 14.1. Mishap Reporting Schedule for Miscellaneous Air Operations. ............................... 288 Table 14.2. Miscellaneous Air Operations Message Addressees. ................................................ 289 Figure 14.1. Preliminary Message Format. .................................................................................... 290 Figure 14.2. Abbreviated CMR Format. ........................................................................................ 292 Chapter 15—UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE MISHAPS 295 15.1. UAV Mishap Categories. ........................................................................................... 295 15.2. Definitions. ................................................................................................................ 295 15.3. Classifying UAV Mishaps. ........................................................................................ 296 15.4. Investigating and Reporting UAV Mishaps. .............................................................. 296 15.5. Critical Profile RPV Missions. ................................................................................ 298 15.6. Forms prescribed. ....................................................................................................... 299 10 AFI91-204 29 NOVEMBER 1999 Attachment 1—GLOSSARY OF REFERENCES AND SUPPORTING INFORMATION 300 Attachment 2—DESIRED SIB SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS LIST 320 Attachment 3—FORMAL SAFETY REPORTS AND BRIEFINGS 323 Attachment 4—CAUSAL-AGENT-AREA-REASON (CAR) DEFINITIONS 337 Attachment 5—CMR LOOK-UP TABLE 342 Attachment 6—DELETED 354 Attachment 7—TEXT OF IC 99-1 355

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