Who ensures ORM is included in the training of all military and civilian personnel?

The responsibility for ensuring that Operational Risk Management (ORM) is included in the training for all military and civilian personnel falls primarily to the Command ORM manager. This role is key in integrating ORM practices into the organization's overall training programs and making certain that personnel are equipped with necessary skills and understanding of operational risks. The Command ORM manager typically develops and oversees ORM training standards, ensuring that all staff members are appropriately trained in recognizing, assessing, and mitigating operational risks.

In contrast, while the ORM model manager may focus on overseeing specific ORM frameworks or tools used within the organization, their remit does not typically extend to direct training responsibilities. Similarly, the Safety Officer primarily addresses safety protocols and compliance rather than the broader scope of operational risk. The Human Resources Officer's role generally revolves around personnel management and may involve administrative aspects of training but does not specifically include the formulation or implementation of ORM training initiatives.

Thus, the Command ORM manager is integral to establishing and ensuring effective ORM training across all personnel within the command.