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TRAINEE GUIDE
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INFORMATION SHEET 4-1-3-1
SAFETY POLICY FOR CONDUCTING TRAINING
A.
INTRODUCTION
1. This information sheet is designed to provide you with an understanding of Navy policy regarding
training safey.
2. This information sheet covers “Training Time Out” procedures that are to be used during the conduct
of this course.
B.
REFERENCES
1.
CNETINST 1500.20 series, Safety Procedures for Conducting Training in Arduous or Potentially High
Risk Activities
C.
INFORMATION
1. The mission of the Navy dictates the need for an aggressive training program to prepare personnel to
perform professionally and competently in many high risk activities under diverse and possible adverse
conditions. Potentially high risk training includes, but is not limited to, training requiring exposure to
potentially hazardous conditions involving the environment (water entry, temperature extreme-),
atmosphere (fire fighting, use of solvents), explosives (weapons), electrical mechanical or hydraulic
training devices or equipments.
2. It is the policy of the Chief of Naval Education and Training (CNET) to provide required training
under controlled conditions, within practical and realistic limits, to obtain desired training outcomes
while maintaining the maximum margin of safety. Included in this policy is the requirement that in the
event a trainee is apprehensive of his personal safety while undergoing training, that concern shall be
addressed.
3. TRAINING TIME OUT (TTO)
Any time a trainee or Instructor has apprehension concerning his personal safety or that of another, he
shall verbally signal “TRAINING TIME OUT” to stop the exercise and receive rovide additional
instruction as appropriate in accordance with CNEINST 1500.0 series.
FOR TRAINING USE ONLY
FIGURE 9-3. Example Information Sheet.
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