SAF Safety procedures

• Simon Dean

  3 Jan 06, 18:48

  Let me make my point here first
  
  Seniors in SAF seem to think new intake batches are too pampered OR the parents complain too much.
  
  I am not surprised.
  
  Given so many incidents such as the dunking case, cardiac arrest and so many more.Why cant parents not be paranoid?Even after various cases, doesnt SAF learn its lesson and not commit the same mistake again?If the SAF seniors detest parent's feedback then improve the safety standards.
• chunyong

  3 Jan 06, 18:49

  some vocations liek cdo, sof, ndu more dangerous one mah....bo bian....
• Simon Dean

  3 Jan 06, 18:51

  also have cases of people NOT from those units and still die, how many reports in the newspapers already.
• fudgester

  3 Jan 06, 18:53

  Originally posted by Simon Dean:

  Let me make my point here first
  
  Seniors in SAF seem to think new intake batches are too pampered OR the parents complain too much.
  
  I am not surprised.
  
  Given so many incidents such as the dunking case, cardiac arrest and so many more.Why cant parents not be paranoid?Even after various cases, doesnt SAF learn its lesson and not commit the same mistake again?If the SAF seniors detest parent's feedback then improve the safety standards.

  Simple. Because no matter how much you try to improve the safety standards, there will always be idiots who break them.
  
  Take for example the most recent case of the drowning. No medic on standby, no buddy system, life vest not working, medical center not informed.... It was the ultimate safety c*ck-up. Ultimately, the onus is on the people on the ground to do things right.