Which description best fits the Division Safety Officer?

• A. Supervises safety issues for the division
• B. investigates mishaps and ensures that mishap prevention measures are followed
• C. conducts safety training
• D. handles payroll and staffing

Answer: (B)

The Division Safety Officer is defined by handling mishap investigations and making sure the prevention measures identified are actually followed. When an incident occurs, this person leads the investigation to find root causes, recommends corrective actions, and then verifies that those actions are put in place and effective. This role focuses on learning from incidents and driving changes to prevent recurrence across the division, which is what keeps operations safer over time. While someone in safety might also coordinate training or monitor safety compliance, the most accurate description centers on investigating mishaps and enforcing preventive measures. Payroll, staffing, or general supervision of safety issues don’t capture this investigative and enforcement focus.