Which group is likely to assist the safety officer in enforcement of safety policies?

The safety officer plays a crucial role in maintaining a safe working environment and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. One of the groups that can assist in enforcing safety policies is the Military Absentee Assistance/Safety Force. This group is equipped with authority and responsibilities that align with safety enforcement, including monitoring safety compliance and reporting any violations. Their role often involves collaboration with the safety officer to ensure that safety policies are effectively implemented across the organization.

The other groups mentioned may have roles that contribute to safety in a more indirect way, but they do not match the authority and specific responsibilities of supporting enforcement of safety policies as closely as the Military Absentee Assistance/Safety Force does. Safety Advocates tend to promote safety awareness but may not have enforcement capabilities. A Safety Council is typically more focused on advising and making recommendations on safety issues rather than directly enforcing policies. Commanding Officers have oversight responsibilities and can influence safety culture but usually do not engage in the day-to-day enforcement of safety measures.