JSP375 states that all suspected and confirmed heat illness casualties must be reported and investigated.
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Indeed its interesting,
It was added when the event was approved so think it was more a note for the PXR, not as the result of something happening.
Team leaders had to pass the news on at Heumensoord
Wow. And some words.
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Yes, they were.
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I’ll start reporting my papercuts at the same time. Who knows - it might lead to a reduction in paperwork 
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Unless you give yourself a papercut with the paperwork for reporting the papercut. Then you need to do it again
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Can’t say I’m surprised
I wonder how information got out to civvie teams as they are normally all over the place!!
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I doubt they got much, we didn’t.
A singular case, maybe not.
More than one case in a short time? I would have thought that doing so would be best practice.
Its certainly what we do in my workplace.
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Didnt the commandant literally just tell CFAVs to “do what is right, not what is easy”. Interesting to see the complete lack of integrity from anyone making those decisions.
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You need a personnel on the event to still see it…
Doh.
I hear it’s only 22 degrees there today as well…
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It is, it feels like room temperature outside…
You can still view it if you have the link, I think… Anyone care to share?
Unlikely as at there is a
which takes place ~September and when details for RIAT 2023 will begin.
I have seen the minutes for these wash ups, they are not a few hours of an evening when enough people are free but a two day/weekend event starting Saturday morning running until Sunday afternoon until such time ppl need to leave to get home.
FA incidents although not discussed on the individual basis stats indicating a breakdown of what occurred and the reasons behind these to draw upon any patterns which come from that data are considered and thought about for the following year.
yes - uniform is dictated by the activity which is reconsidered on a H&S basis before compliance with AP1358c
meal times are factored in with a wide variety of options (except for the packed lunches) available.
“working hours” logs are completed for each of the flights by the Flight IC - who are responsible for their 12 Cadets - the vast majority of whom have a 2IC, and will certainly have a Cdt SNCO to assist too
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Only if HQAC types can get some SM action and talk testes about the cadets … because they sod all of the reality.
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Between failing to inform CFAVs about medal eligibility, approving the bare minimum on the RIAT SMS application and canning Nijmegen past the last second, it’s not been a good couple of months for this organization…
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