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Accessibility/Section 508

AFMA SCN
AF20-101SE - AF20-114SE

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Test Agency Survey (SCN DD-USAF-2803)

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We cannot provide confidentiality to a participant regarding comments involving criminal activity/behavior, or statements that pose a threat to yourself or others.

INFORMED CONSENT. This survey is voluntary, per Office of People Analytics guidance. This is your opportunity to anonymously provide concerns to your commander via write-in comments. Please be specific.

Your responses are anonymous. Demographic information will be used only to help us analyze results. No results will be reported unless there are five or more members of a demographic group. This prevents the use of demographics to identify individual survey participants.

SURVEY INSTRUCTIONS:

Respondents may skip individual survey items that they do not want to answer. ALL demographics must be answered.
Once all survey items are completed, click on the Submit button at the bottom of the page.
A "Thank You" note will appear. You have then completed the survey.

Please select one:
Military Civilian

7-Digit PIN:

Grade/Rank

Your age

Your time in this unit

Your status

Military

Federal Civil Service

Civilian, Non-civil service

Resident

Temporary employee

Other

No response

Your military affiliation

Active Duty

Traditional Reservist

Individual Mobilization Augmentee (IMA)

Active Guard-Reserve (AGR)

Air Reserve Technician (ART)

Full-time Reserve Technician

N/A

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Your service

Your occupation/career field

Combat Control/Special Tactics Officer

Para-Rescue/Combat Rescue Officer

Tactical Air Control Party

Special Operations Weather

Other

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Your total number of MFF Jumps

Your total number of Static Line Jumps

Are you Jumpmaster Qualified?

Yes

No

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ORGANIZATIONAL PROCESSES

Safety training adequately prepares me for my test duties.

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The test safety process provides value.

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My squadron recognizes individuals for exceptional test safety planning and execution.

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Squadron members have the appropriate training to do their test safety duties.

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Changes to executed test packages have appropriate level of review.

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My unit tends to make changes to safety planning during execution without an appropriate level of review.

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Personnel in my squadron must possess the appropriate skills to receive increased test safety responsibility.

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The quality of test and safety reviews in my unit remain high, even when confronting program pressures.

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Test and safety plan guidance interpretation is NOT affected by program pressure during execution.

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Official written guidance is implemented into day-to-day test safety practices in my squadron.

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My squadron takes only necessary risks to meet program demands.

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Program-office designated Middle Tier (Rapid Acquisition) programs receive adequate safety oversight.

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I know which actions I am expected to perform in the event of a test mishap.

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My unit incorporates lessons learned from previous test projects into its safety planning.

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ORGANIZATIONAL CLIMATE

My unit proposes test package risk accurately before the independent review is conducted.

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Violations of official written test safety guidance are rare in my squadron.

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Our squadron reports all adverse test-related incidents.

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I am empowered to modify (including pausing or canceling) test missions for a safety-related concern.

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I feel empowered to speak up when I have a concern related to test safety.

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Testers in my unit comply fully with guidance when accomplishing a test.

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Our tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) make it unlikely that our unit will experience at test-related mishap.

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My squadron ensures all required information is obtained before proceeding with scheduled tests.

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Test-related safety risks are mitigated well within my unit.

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High priority programs are held to the same written guidance standards as lesser priority programs.

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Safety planning responsibilities are desirable in my squadron.

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A Test Safety Officer position is desirable in my squadron.

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Complacency is NOT an issue within my squadron.

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Morale in my squadron is high.

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RESOURCES

My unit's personnel have enough collective knowledge of the systems under test to develop robust test packages.

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My unit's personnel are experienced enough to safely execute test operations.

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LEADERSHIP/SUPERVISION

There is someone at my squadron to provide guidance if encountering an unexpected test event.

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I trust my squadron's leaders/supervisors to set realistic expectations with outside organizations in the face of program pressures.

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Leaders/Supervisors in my squadron discourage cutting corners to get tests done.

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Leaders/Supervisors in my unit set a good example for compliance with written guidance.

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Leaders/Supervisors in my squadron react well to unexpected changes.

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Leaders/Supervisors in my squadron care for members' quality of life.

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My unit leadership sets high expectations for test safety.

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STANDARD OPEN-ENDED RESPONSE ITEMS

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The next incident/mishap in my squadron will be caused by:

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The most significant action(s) my squadron can take to improve safety is(are):

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What is my organization doing right and why?

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What is the main source of pressure at my unit?

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What am I most worried about from a test safety perspective in my unit?

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Use this space to provide any concern that you would like to comment upon.

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