The Safety Office at U.S. Naval Base Guam manages the Navy's Occupational Safety and Health (SOH) program, which includes annual inspections of all facilities, abatement of workplace hazards, sight & hearing conservation, personal protective equipment, confined space entry, respiratory protection, mishap prevention, weight handling safety, and indoor air quality, for all military personnel, their dependents, and civilian employees. The Safety Office also provides oversight to civilian contractors aboard the Naval Base. The Safety Office is also responsible for the Traffic Safety Program to include Motorcycle Safety classes. Additionally, it manages the Recreation, Athletic, and Home Safety Programs by inspecting the gymnasium, fitness center, playgrounds, and basketball courts. Monthly Department Safety Representative meetings are held to discuss safety concerns and needs of Naval Base personnel. A Quarterly Safety training calendar for SOH and Traffic Safety programs are published listing the Safety classes available. The Safety Department is located in Installation Safety Annex 404 DZSP-21 and can be reached at 333-2190.
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June – Typhoon Preparedness 61312 (LIVE)
SAFETY AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH (SOH)
Classes that are offered
Fall Protection (Awareness) User Training
Respirator User Training (Required)
ESAMS General Users Training
ESAMS Supervisor Training
American Heart Association Heartsaver (CPR, AED, First Aid)
Safety Indoctrination
ORM Training
For the SOH Course descriptions, click here.
For all questions and further information on courses contact Ray Sudo (ray.sudo.ctr@fe.navy.mil) at phone number 333-2190.
TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAM
Classes that are offered
Driver Improvement Program (DIP)
All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Rider Course
Basic Rider Course (BRC)
Experienced Rider Course (ERC)
Military Sport Bike Rider Course (MSRC)
Motorcycle Simulator Course
For the Traffic Safety Course descriptions, click here.
For the Traffic Safety Tips brochure, click here.
For the Motorcycle Safety Training Requirements, click here.
For the 2012 Motorcycle Safety brochure, click here.
For all questions and further information on courses contact Ray Sudo (ray.sudo.ctr@fe.navy.mil) at phone number 333-2190.
