What is DAFI91-202?
DAFI91-202 is a regulation that outlines the US Air Force Mishap Prevention Program, which is designed to prevent mishaps and enhance safety within the Air Force.

What is the purpose of DAFI91-202?
The purpose of DAFI91-202 is to establish policies, responsibilities, and procedures to prevent mishaps and reduce risks across all Air Force operations.

Who does DAFI91-202 apply to?
DAFI91-202 applies to all Air Force military personnel, civilian employees, contractors, and any personnel associated with Air Force operations.

What does DAFI91-202 cover?
DAFI91-202 covers a wide range of topics, including mishap prevention planning, risk management, investigation procedures, safety reporting, and training requirements.

What is the role of Mishap Prevention Program Managers (MPPMs)?
MPPMs are responsible for implementing and managing the Mishap Prevention Program at various levels within the Air Force, ensuring adherence to policies, conducting safety assessments, and providing safety training.

What is risk management according to DAFI91-202?
Risk management is a structured decision-making process used to identify, assess, and prioritize hazards, and develop strategies to mitigate or eliminate those risks.

How are mishaps investigated under DAFI91-202?
Mishaps are investigated through a standardized process outlined in DAFI91-202, which includes collecting evidence, conducting interviews, analyzing data, determining causes, and making recommendations to prevent similar incidents in the future.

How does DAFI91-202 ensure safety across different Air Force operations?
DAFI91-202 establishes safety programs and procedures tailored to specific Air Force functions, such as aviation operations, ground operations, weapons operations, and nuclear operations, to ensure safety in every aspect of Air Force missions.

What are the reporting requirements under DAFI91-202?
DAFI91-202 mandates the reporting of all mishaps, near-miss incidents, hazards, and unsafe conditions to the appropriate authorities using prescribed reporting procedures outlined in the regulation.