Follow the steps below to complete AETC Form 410, the High-Risk Activities Worksheet required by the Air Education and Training Command (AETC).
Steps to Complete AETC Form 410
- Enter your member information. In Section 1, record your full name, rank, unit, and the date you are submitting the form.
- List each high-risk activity. For every applicable activity, enter the activity type, the date of your most recent participation, how often you participate, and any certifications or training you hold.
- Document safety precautions. For each activity, note the safety equipment you use, any safety courses you have completed, and the rules or regulations you follow.
- Submit to your commander for review. Your commanding officer completes Section 2, reviewing your entries to assess risk factors and determine whether to approve your continued participation.
- Retain a copy for your records. File the completed form and update it whenever your activity status or training certifications change.
Frequently Asked Questions About AETC Form 410
Who must complete AETC Form 410?
Air Force members under AETC jurisdiction who engage in any activity listed on the High-Risk Activities Worksheet are required to complete the form before participating.
What activities are listed on the High-Risk Activities Worksheet?
The worksheet covers activities including civilian aircraft operation, hang gliding, skydiving, parasailing, bungee jumping, scuba diving, and other activities with elevated injury risk.
How often does AETC Form 410 need to be updated?
Members should submit an updated form whenever their participation frequency changes, when they begin a new activity, or when their training certifications are updated.
What happens after the form is submitted?
The commanding officer reviews the completed worksheet, evaluates risk factors, and documents their assessment in Section 2. The member may then continue participation based on that review.
Related Air Force Forms
The following forms may be required alongside AETC Form 410 for Air Force administrative and safety compliance purposes:
- AETC Form 29B - personnel information worksheet used for administrative records
- AF Form 77 - letter of evaluation for Air Force personnel records
- Air Force Form 1168 - statement of suspect or witness for administrative proceedings