ESAMS provides a secure NMCI compliant web-based means to manage all facets of the Navy's safety and health programs. ESAMS will enable CNIC to fully comply with all current OSHA and OSH standards, MOTORCYCLE SAFETY GUIDE Motorcycling has become increasingly popular in the Army with 33,425 motorcycles currently registered on Army installations. One result is that motorcycle accident rates have increased proportionately. As the accident rate goes up, leaders must find ways to improve motorcycle safety within the Army. Bicycle riders must sit astride of the rider's seat facing forward, with at least one hand on the handlebars. Bicycle riders must ride a bicycle that has at least one working brake and a fully functioning bell, horn, or similar warning device. Bicycle riders must use the storage boxes when provided. Bicycle riders must not ride a bicycle at 1-6 Motorcycles 1. Identifying AD and MIDN riders upon reporting to the command 2. Ensure AD riders are designated as riders in ESAMS to include assigning the appropriate motorcycle duty/task Motorcycle mentorship programs, now required at all commands, will give new riders the opportunity to learn how to ride successfully from experienced riders, such as during the 2012 Motorcycle Safety Rodeo at NAS Oceana. Jet Observer file photo by MC2 Antonio P. Turretto Ramos. The most recent change to the Navy's Traffic Safety Instruction This instruction applies to alL motorcycle, offhighway motorcycle (scooter), off road (dirt bike) and 3 wheeled (trike) operators and passengers for personnel located in building NH- 32, on or The Department of Defense Instruction 6055.04, DOD Traffic Safety Program, Incorporating Change 2, Jan. 23, 2013, changed the training requirements and Personal Protective Gear required for active-duty motorcycle operators and anyone who operates a motorcycle on a DOD installation. Instructors from Naval Safety and Environmental Training Center (NSETC) recently delivered the Safety Programs Afloat course to 68 prospective divisional safety petty officers aboard the aircraft Training Command. Motorcycle Safety : Title: Size : MCO 5100.29B: 2.03 MB: Download: MCO 5100.19F: 1.72 MB: Download: MCO 3500.27B: Unknown: Download: DODI 6055.04: 138.01 KB: Download: Marine Corps Safety Division. Navy Motorcycle Rider Training Registration . Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) National Association of State Motorcycle Safety NORFOLK. After a nearly nine-month hiatus, the U.S. Navy resumed motorcycle training for military and Department of Defense identification cardholders on Dec. 16 at several locations in Hampton Roads. The classes, which were paused in March due to COVID-19, are now offered at Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story, Norfolk Naval COVID-19 Pandemic Special Notice: Due to the COVID-19 emergency, and for the benefit of the motorcycle safety training community, the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) now requires all students to sign, the COVID-19 liability waiver prior to attending and participating in any in-person safety course. If that is not possible, students MUST sign COVID-19 Pandemic Special Notice: Due to the COVID-19 emergency, and for the benefit of the motorcycle safety training community, the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) now requires all students to sign, the COVID-19 liability waiver prior to attending and participating in any in-person safety course. If that is not possible, studen