Unclassified
Download 3.47 Mb. View original pdf
|
600-85, KSARNG, Substance Abuse Prevention & Control, 2007 Jun 1(2)
| 2 – 21. Installation Risk Reduction Program coordinators The installation RRPCs will a. Coordinate and facilitate RRP data collection and analysis and Web-based applications, as needed. b. Review RRP data and analysis with commanders and coordinate appropriate prevention/intervention services. c. Develop, coordinate, and recommend local RRP policies. d. Serve as the coordinator of all RRP issues for the IPT, human resources councilor similar forum. e. Ensure RRP data is collected from the data providers monthly and input the data into the ASAP Web-based system by the 10th th of the month following the previous month. The RRPC has the overall responsibility in terms of ensuring the data's accuracy. f. Assist commanders with identifying high-risk units, conducting URI and R – URI surveys, and identifying appropriate intervention service. Ensure that the URI is administered to all Soldiers at least 120 days before an operational deployment, and the R – URI is administered to all Soldiers between 30 and 90 days after returning from an operational deployment. g. Institute procedures and strategies designed to enhance RRP visibility on the installation. h. Ensure that RRP responsibilities are being met in support of unit deployment cycles. i. Control access to the RRP Web portal by installation personnel, and keep all installation-level point of contact information on the Web portal updated. j. Coordinate and ensure the IPT meets at least quarterly to discuss prevention issues affecting the entire installation community. k. Assist the PC in the development and implementation of an IPP, in collaboration with the IPT. The IPT maybe combined with other installation councils or prevention teams as directed by the installation commander as long as risk reduction is incorporated and issues are discussed. l. Actively participate in the development of prevention programs, supporting other agencies when called upon. |