What is AFI90-802 RISK MANAGEMENT?
AFI90-802 RISK MANAGEMENT is a United States Air Force (USAF) regulation that provides guidance and procedures for managing risks across all USAF operations.

Why is risk management important in the Air Force?
Risk management is essential in the Air Force to identify potential hazards, assess their likelihood and severity, and implement controls to mitigate risks and ensure mission success while safeguarding personnel, equipment, and resources.

Who is responsible for implementing risk management in the Air Force?
Every member of the Air Force, from commanders to individual Airmen, is responsible for understanding and implementing risk management principles and procedures.

How does AFI90-802 define a hazard?
A hazard, as defined in AFI90-802, is any real or potential condition that can cause injury, illness, or death to personnel, damage to equipment or property, or mission degradation.

What is the risk management process outlined in AFI90-802?
The risk management process outlined in AFI90-802 consists of five steps: identify hazards, assess risks, develop controls, make risk decisions, and implement controls.

How does the Air Force assess risks?
Risks are assessed by considering the probability of a hazard occurring and the severity of its potential consequences. This assessment is often conducted using risk matrices or other quantitative or qualitative methods.

What is the purpose of developing controls in risk management?
Developing controls aims to mitigate or eliminate the identified hazards or reduce their potential impact. Controls can be administrative, engineering, or personal protective equipment measures.

How are risk decisions made in the Air Force?
Risk decisions in the Air Force are made by carefully evaluating the benefits and costs associated with each available control measure. These decisions consider both mission effectiveness and the welfare of personnel.

Can risk management be applied to both operational and non-operational activities?
Yes, risk management principles outlined in AFI90-802 are applicable to all Air Force activities, including both operational and non-operational endeavors.