AR 385-10 — THE ARMY SAFETY AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAM

What this publication covers

AR 385-10 addresses the Army Safety and Occupational Health Program. Its scope includes the program framework, organizational responsibilities, and safety subjects across Army activities. Leaders use it when a safety question concerns the required program or responsible organization, rather than only the worksheet for a single training event.

The verified title explicitly includes occupational health, and the contents begin with the program and responsibilities. Risk management connects to that framework through related references such as ATP 5-19 and DA PAM 385-30. Range safety has its own publication as well. GreenBook's risk assessment workspace can help organize hazards, controls, and follow-up, but it does not accept risk on behalf of a commander or satisfy every safety requirement. Begin with the activity and the policy question, then follow the official publication and the specialized reference that addresses the hazard involved.

• Safety program framework
• Occupational health
• Safety responsibilities
• Risk management connections
• Safety planning

Who commonly uses it

Commanders, safety personnel, training planners, and leaders coordinating safety and occupational health responsibilities.

Where to start in the official publication

These headings were checked against the linked edition's contents. Open the PDF and use its contents or find function; page numbering can differ by viewer.

• Chapter 1: Army Safety and Occupational Health Program
• Chapter 2: Responsibilities

Common questions

Related publications

• ATP 5-19 — RISK MANAGEMENT
• DA PAM 385-30 — RISK MANAGEMENT
• AR 385-63 — RANGE SAFETY {MCO 3570.1D}