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1 Headquarters Air Combat Command

2 Discussion What is Check 3 GPS Website Launch High Risk Activities Website: Resources, Videos, Apps, Advice from the Field, Your Story Contact Us

What is Check 3 GPS? The Air Combat Command Safety Office initiated the Check 3 GPS risk management concept to help Airmen prevent injuries and hazards when participating in high risk activities.

3 What is Check 3 GPS? The Air Combat Command Safety Office initiated the Check 3 GPS risk management concept to help Airmen prevent injuries and hazards when participating in high risk activities. The Check 3 GPS program refers to three areas to check prior to engaging in potentially high-risk activities: Gear, Plan and Skills (GPS). Gear may encompass details such as personal protective equipment, fuel and tire pressure, charging a mobile phone to call for help, or having spare water. Plan may refer to considering details such as the timeline, weather and sequence, identity of an emergency contact, and notifying family and friends of the plan so they can follow up if needed. Skills may include prior training or self-study of the activity, experience level, plus ways to prevent fatigue or distraction that can compromise skills.

4 Website Launch ACC is launching a year-long program of pushing out content, videos, resources and apps for Airman to reference in their off-duty high risk activities.

The website will provide information, tools and resources to help Airmen reduce their mishap risk as

5 High Risk Activities Each month, two activities will be featured, such as Rock Climbing/Rappelling and All-Terrain Vehicles. The website will provide information, tools and resources to help Airmen reduce their mishap risk as they engage in each activity. Data on behaviors that result in the largest numbers of mishaps, injuries and fatalities can be used to drive content selection and to emphasize activity risk.

6 High Risk Activities Posted To be Posted Web site order Activity Month Year 1 Rock Climbing/Rappelling October All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) October Auto Racing November Hunting November Snow Skiing/Snowboarding December Snowmobiling December Combative Sports January Cross Fit January 2019 Web site order Activity Month Year 9 Confidence Courses February Skateboarding February Motocross/Off-Road Riding March Motorcycle Racing (Street/Track) March Free Diving/Extended Breath-Holding April Jet Skiing/Personal Water Craft (PWC) April Bungee Jumping May Cliff Diving May Parasailing June Scuba Diving June Sky Diving July Soaring July Underwater Exploration/Cave Diving August Whitewater Rafting or Kayaking August Mountain Biking (Trails Riding/Racing) September Rodeo Activities September 2019

7 Web site - Information Architecture First Tier Main Site Second Tier Micro Sites Check3 GPS Contact Us Activities Your Story High Risk Activities 24 Resources Videos Apps Advice from the Field

8 Web site Resources Articles Courses Check 3 GPS Ready Score Check 3 GPS Minimum 'Must-Haves' Top Hazards to Mitigate Fast Facts Associations

9 Website Videos YouTube videos focusing on the following: Gear Plan Skills

10 Website Apps Apps that provide tools or resources to enhance safety and risk mitigation. Described and linked to download.

11 Website Advice from the Field A key feature is the interview of an Airman who has a passion for the featured off-duty high-risk activity. For example, the following are key questions for the Airman on the subject of All- Terrain Vehicles (ATV). Process: 10-min phone interview or you provide written responses to list of 5 10 questions via Photos of you engaged in the activity Review and approve the written story WHY DO YOU RIDE? What got you into ATV riding? What do you like about it? FAVORITE RIDE Do you have an all-time favorite ride? What is it like? RIDING SOLO Do you have any tips for riding solo? NEW GEAR Any new gear/gadgets you d recommend? APPS Do you use any ATV apps for navigating or anything else related to riding? CLOSE CALL Tell us about a close call you have had while riding, what you may have done right and/or wrong, and any takeaway lessons from that experience.

12 Advice from the Field

YOUR STORY Find inspiration, ideas, and answers in stories from others in the Air Combat Command community. Share your story. Join the conversation. Do you have a story to tell?

13 YOUR STORY Find inspiration, ideas, and answers in stories from others in the Air Combat Command community. Share your story. Join the conversation. Do you have a story to tell? Check 3 GPS would love to hear it and share it with others. Topics can include: proper gear selection and maintenance, knowing the right skills, food and nutrition, or planning to reduce risk, for all your off-duty activities.

14 OSM to be your Check3GPS Base POC Scope: Post or circulate when new content is posted Website content feedback.what works, what does not Suggest candidates profiles for Advice from the Field Encourage Airman to submit posts of their high risk activities photos, video, three words, 5 second podcast any media Next Safety Day launch a TED like talk of Check3GPS stories Create Check3GPS checklists for posting to site

15 Contact Us! If you would like a Check 3 GPS team member to get in touch with you regarding your story, please contact us. Contact Details Dale Feuer Dale.feuer@strategicresults.com (240) Anne Dunne anne@strategicresults.com (240)

No. CONSUMER PRICE INDICES. Information bulletin. Moscow 2019

No. CONSUMER PRICE INDICES. Information bulletin. Moscow 2019 No. January 209 CONSUMER PRICE INDICES Information bulletin Moscow 209 No. (87) January 209 Consumer prices by group of goods and services (per cent change month-on-month) Table Inflation Core inflation