Through which program should safety reports be submitted?

The correct answer is the CNIC's ESAMS Program. This program, which stands for Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Management Information System, is specifically designed to facilitate the reporting and management of safety-related issues within the Navy. It serves as a centralized system for tracking safety reports, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and promoting a culture of safety across naval installations.

Submitting safety reports through the ESAMS Program enables efficient processing and allows for thorough tracking of incidents or hazards. This program is aimed at enhancing safety within the workplace by integrating and analyzing data related to safety incidents, which supports continuous improvement and proactive measures.

The other options, while they may be related to safety and environmental guidelines, are not the designated channels for submitting safety reports in this context. The CENC Program and the CDE Program may have specific functions or areas within the broader framework of safety and environmental management but do not specifically handle the submission of safety reports as effectively as the ESAMS Program. Directly reporting to the Commanding Officer is not the standard protocol for these types of submissions and could lead to delays or a lack of documentation in the broader safety management system.