Hazard Reporting — AF Form 457
AF Form 457
AF Form 457
The AF Form 457, *USAF Hazard Report*, must be readily available in all work centers.
When Hazard Cannot Be Eliminated
When Hazard Cannot Be Eliminated
When a hazard CANNOT be eliminated immediately:
- Notify the safety office, responsible supervisor, or local agency by telephone or in person
- Submit a hazard report
24-Hour Reporting Requirement
24-Hour Reporting
Individuals will report:
- Personal injury
- Property damage
- Any suspected exposure to hazardous materials
…as soon as practical, but NOT to exceed 24 hours.
Personal Condition Reporting
Personal Condition Reporting
Individuals should immediately report a physical or mental condition they feel could impact safe job performance.
Anonymous Submission
Anonymous Submission
Reports can be submitted anonymously.
On-the-Spot Hazard Elimination
On-Spot Hazard Eliminated
If a hazard is eliminated on the spot, no further action is required; however, sharing information with other units or agencies is recommended to help prevent hazards and deficiencies elsewhere.
Hazard Report Investigations
Hazard Report Investigations
Investigators must respond to reports in writing, within 10 duty days, addressing:
- The corrective action
- Or plans
Follow-Up Reviews
Conduct follow-up reviews until the corrective action is completed.