. v. SAFZTY TRAINIIJG I “- EAI 5601 re~ires weekly training for”engineer and demolition personnel and reports of such to the safety Officer. This is being done altho’~ghthe reports were not available at the time of this inspection. “Special training classes ~~e required by EAI 5603. The Atoll Safety Coordinator (~.e., the E&N Safety Officer) has offered his services for these but, to date, has presented only one or two such sessions to non-H&N personnel. It is recommended that mose such prograns be held. The reports frcm the medical detac.%nentappear to be the key to a comprehensive overview of all incidents with some injur.~invo~ved. In most cases the pre~-.—.._ ‘:~f-=-y information collected by the medical .. perso.mel provides a sound basis for followup by the appropriate ..-. safety officer. >~owever,the reports are not being received by the Atoll Safe@< Officer soon enough for a timely followup (e.g., they are received monthly) . FwXher, reports are not being received by the Ser--iczsafety o.‘=icers so that a matchup with the reports forward%”dup the chain-of-command is not possible. Also, to be noted, the Atoll Safety Officer is not receivifigall the safety investigations conducted by the Se&Vice elements. A. It is recommended that: The routing of the injury reports from the nedical detachment be clarified so that the appropriate personnel receive then on a timely basis. 21 ..