USAG Grafenwoehr

The purpose of safety is to provide a safe and healthy environment to accomplish our goals and mission. Safety is a core value, a management and worker responsibility inherent in everything we do. Safety cannot be ignored for convenience or expediency. Accidents can cause tragic loss of life, suffering, and needless waste of operational funds, reduce performance, and lower quality of life. While accident investigation and reporting are often the most visible elements in safety programs, the emphasis in this command will be on proactive accident prevention using the framework of the Voluntary Protection Program (VPP).

Our services include:

Risk Management through the VPP Process
Accident Investigation and Reporting Services
Workplace Safety Training
Inspection and evaluation of Garrison Facilities and Programs: Garrison Operations, Community Activities, Arms Rooms, Radiation Safety Programs, Workplace Safety, Respiratory Protection, Railhead Operations, and Explosive Safety
Perform Safety Program Evaluations
POV and Motorcycle Safety

Phone: DSN 475-1470/ 475 7734/ 475-7769/ 475-8832/ 475-8831
Commercial in Germany: 09641-83-1470
Bldg : 539

usaggrafenwoehrsafety@eur.army.mil

Information, Training and Downloads

Posters and Videos,
including POV and
'Own the Edge'
Promotion Material

Voluntary Protection Program Fundamentals

2012

Click here for Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Training Registration

Click here for general information about all Army Traffic Safety Training Program (ATSTP)

Click here for Motorcycle Refresher Training (MRT)

Children should rine in a rear-facing car seats until age 2

Child Safety Seat

Child safety seat groups

Child safety seat german

Pay Attention to the Road - Distracted Driving
Every driver does it. Young and old, male and female. From the driver behind the wheel of a Cadillac Escalade to the one in the Mini Cooper, we all get distracted by something either inside our vehicle or outside of it as we drive. A recent study funded by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety and performed by the University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center confirms the obvious, that one hundred percent of drivers are distracted at least part of the time they are behind the wheel. full story