SYSTEM NOTICE: **** ATTENTION **** Before attempting to register your organization, users must use the "Guest User" login located under the "Support" button below. After completing the guest user login, you will then be able to successfully finish the registration process by clicking the "Register Your Organization" bar.
SYSTEM NOTICE: **** ATTENTION **** BLUF in regards to EARAP data, it’s a different program focused on safety elements using a similar functioning application. • Data cannot be a one to one comparison between legacy and eARAP due to the question's context being different in terms of a direct correlation. • The scoring metric for all questions are similar but different whereas the range changed from 1-5 in legacy to 1-4 in eARAP. As units continue to make the transition it will result in lower overall mean scores for all organizations Army wide. As this new dataset continue to evolve the USACRC will publish new quartile charts on a routine basis.
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Taking a Survey?
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Survey Help

Survey Help What to expect

Step 1 Receive Access Code

Unit Commander / Representative will provide access code

Step 2 Enter Access Code

Use the Access Code provided by your Commander or Director

Step 3 Complete Survey

Answer each question within the survey

Step 4 Print/ Save/ Email Certificate

When you complete the survey you will receive a certificate

Registration Help Getting Started

Step 1 Register

Click "Register Your Organization"

Step 2 Complete and Submit Registration

Provide all required information and submit your registration

Step 3 Receive Access Codes

When your unit is approved by the CRC you will receive the Access Code

ARAP

is a Web-based resource that provides battalion-level commanders with data on their formation's readiness posture through seven categories:
  • Common Core - Common Core questions are general and universal questions that are answered by every survey taker. These questions provide a collection of responses utilized to establish a benchmark for the Army’s overall safety climate and culture.
  • Organizational Processes - Organizational Processes questions focus on the primary activities that an organization performs to safely and successfully execute its mission.  Organizational Processes are things that influence safety daily such as doctrine, regulations, SOP’s, procedures, training and education, as well as materials and equipment. They directly influence work production effectiveness and efficiency, accident and fatality rates, inspection results, and morale and motivation.
  • Organizational Climate - Organizational Climate questions focus on the Soldiers and/or employees shared perceptions or experiences of the policies, practices, and procedures in their workplace that is associated with expected behaviors that get rewarded and supported. Organizational climate is directly influenced by organizational culture which is a set of shared expectations over time defining appropriate behavior for various situations.
  • Resources  - Resources questions focus on whether or not Soldiers and employees collectively view that they are being provided adequate resources throughout the organization to safely complete or perform their assigned task. Resources include things such as personnel, money, time, knowledge/expertise, equipment, safety plans, stress management, and work/ training opportunities.
  • Supervision - Supervision questions evaluate leadership regarding communication, enforcement of written guidance and procedures, and the establishment/implementation/compliance of an organization’s safety program.
  • Safety Programs - Safety program questions assess the holistic view of an organization’s Safety Program and whether or not it seeks opportunities for improvement that can reduce accident exposure and maximize mission accomplishment. 
  • Open Ended - Open-ended questions allow personnel to respond in his/her own words providing specific feedback to the commander regarding their perspective of the organization’s safety program, climate and culture.
Designed for use by battalion-sized units, the program asks several questions of battalion commanders and directors.

  • Wouldn't you like to know if your unit is about to experience a mishap?
  • Wouldn't you like to prevent the loss of personnel and equipment?
  • Don't you want to protect your combat power?
Following the survey administration (the assessment phase), the commander receives one-on-one feedback on key issues regarding command climate, safety culture, resource availability, workload, estimated success of certain safety intervention programs, and other factors relating to their unit's overall readiness.

 

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Login Instructions

Login Instructions for eARAP

What's in it for me?

Battalion Commander/Director

  • Assessment of safety climate & culture
  • Immediate snapshot of the organization
  • Detailed analysis, charts & graphs
  • Recommended actionable data
  • Comparable data to Army & like units
  • Identify areas of concerns
  • Pinpoint areas to direct limited resources
  • Quantitative information about what soldiers/employees need and want from their organization
  • ARAP cannot predict the future, but it can provide a baseline (matrix) for future policy, planning, performance and production efforts
  • Develop, builds cultural competence in work place safety
  • Gives the command a sample of their personnel expectation for safety
  • Provides a foundation for developing a strategy to reduce risk in the work place
  • ID potential high risk personnel or groups.
  • What I am doing right vs wrong
  • Do junior leaders and middle managers understand my intent on safety
  • Template for briefing higher command

 

Higher Commanders/Directors (Bde, Garrison, Div, ARCOMS)

  • Access to reports and critical data 24/7
  • Assist with meeting periodic annual safety objectives
  • Assessment of established policies/procedures
  • Matrix of senior commander’s intent
  • Assist with delegation of limited resources
  • Identify leading indicators for future safety strategy that facilitates cultural change
  • Provides a platform to give Soldiers/employees specific to their concerns
  • An aggregate confirmation or validation of the safety climate from subordinate units (perception is reality)

 

Soldier/Employee

  • Opportunity to provide candid & open communication without fear of retribution
  • Ability to submit written comments to address specific concerns
  • Totally anonymous
  • Simple but effective and doesn’t require much time
  • Online survey with easy access from around the world
  • Immediate and direct feedback from commander to survey participants
  • Confident that our voices are being heard without being filtered

 

Safety Officer/NCO/Manager

  • Allow technology to canvas your organization in minutes
  • Assist the commander in meetings the FY SOH objectives
  • Identify focus areas
  • Assess how effective/efficient safety information flows
  • Identify hazards for mitigation
  • Have firsthand knowledge short cuts are being taken
  • Advise the commanders of unfiltered concerns and recommendations
  • Improve command relationship (value added through programmed collaboration)
  • Documented Soldier & employee involvement
  • More visibility in the organization

Program Navigation Tool

eARAP CDR_DIR Navigation 20210816

Higher Command Code Information

eARAP Higher Command Code Navigation

eARAP Higher Command Code Request

Interesting Points

  1. Historically unit’s that score in the bottom quartile (low) are twice as likely to experience a Class A mishap than those scoring in the top quartile (high)
  2. One of the only assessments that provides immediate feedback to the commander/director or senior leadership
  3. The ARAP assessment gives personnel the opportunity to provide candid feedback without fear of retribution
  4. Analysis show issues/concerns that affect the effectiveness and/or readiness of tactical units are the same as within non-tactical units (accountability, communication, leadership, lack of resources and policies)

Army Safety Strategic Plan

This section will be populated in the future.

Battalion Tasking

eARAP Example OPORD Template

eARAP Example Memo Template

FAQ's

When done within 90-days of assuming command, this assessment affords commanders a "free-look" at their unit's safety climate/culture.  The command receives measurable and quantifiable data to review, while simultaneously getting potential courses of action in improving respondent identified problem areas.  Historically unit’s that score in the bottom quartile (low) are twice as likely to experience a Class A mishap than those scoring in the top quartile (high).  ARAP's goal is to identify and correct organizational conditions that could increase the potential for loss.
ARAP is web-based Surveys can be completed using Smartphone, Tablet, or any computer with internet connection Assessment code is also required and will be provided by your organization.

No.  CAC is not required to complete a survey

Approximately 10-15 minutes to complete a survey.
Organizations are given 90 days to complete the assessment.
Adjustments can be made on a case-by-case basis by contacting an ARAP team member.
All Soldiers/employees will use the same unique code that will be provided by the organization.
The command does not know who has completed a survey, but your command needs your input to identify safety issues that may need to be addressed to assist in improving unit.
Commander/Director or designated represented go to the "Guest User" tile from the ARAP home page and login (CAC enabled).  If this is the first time logging in a profile must be created After the new profile is created you have the option to save or save and go to registration If your profile has been created log in and the click on "Register Your Organization" tile.
The commander/director , the Organization's assigned representative and ARAP team members.
The commander/director is given sole access to their command's results.  The results are for the organization as a whole and not by individual surveys.
The Commander will be able to view the information collected from the assessment in both, graph and table form with percentages and the ranking of answers submitted by the organization All write in comments are also available for reviewing.
Yes, we recommend waiting approximately 12 months between assessments.

Yes.  Brigades and Divisions can request their higher command code to review their subordinate units.  Brigade and Division levels must have at least two battalions enrolled.

No.  Civilians, Local Nationals, and Contractors in your Organization may also complete a survey.

The Commander/Director or designated represented contacts the ARAP team to schedule a debrief, at which time, the Commander/Director or designated represented will receive the access code 24 - 48 hours prior to scheduled debrief from the de-debriefing analyst.

No.  Save for some exceptions, ARAP is designed for Battalion or Battalion equivalent Organizations.

eARAP Brochure

eARAP Brochure

Survey Questions

eARAP Questions (English)

eARAP Questions German

SOEH Directors Briefing

 

eARAP Quartile Report

eARAP Metrics Update 20211018

Command Guidance

AR 385-10 ARAP Quick Reference HL

 
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