RANGE SAFETY, SAFETY DANGER
ZONES QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT RATED A+
1. Who are the key personnel involved in managing installation and unit-level
range safety programs?
Answer: ✔✔
a) Senior Commander (Army) or Base/Station Commander (Marine Corps)
b) Garrison Safety Manager (Army) or Range Operations Director (Marine Corps)
c) Installation Range Control Officer
d) Quality Assurance Specialist, Ammunition Surveillance (Army)
e) Battalion or Squadron Commander
f) Unit Commanders
2. What are the responsibilities of the Senior Commander (Army) or
Base/Station Commander (Marine Corps) regarding range safety?
Answer: ✔✔ – They are responsible for providing overall guidance for the range
safety program.
3. What specific actions must the senior commander or base/station
commander take to ensure range safety?
Answer: ✔✔
Develop and maintain a range safety program that meets applicable
standards
Officially appoint an Installation Range Control Officer in writing
Ensure that key personnel receive formal training in range safety, such as
attending an inter-service safety course
Implement a certification system for OICs and RSOs
Create and maintain a range clearance program that supports both safety and
operational needs
, Follow applicable safety manuals and handbooks when setting up ranges and
laser-use areas
The garrison safety manager (Army)/installation range operations director (Marine
Corps) will— - ANSWERS✔✔Handles Education of Range Safety.
(1) Provide oversight responsibility for all range safety matters (Army) and is
responsible for all range safety matters (Marine Corps).
(2) Evaluate the overall effectiveness of the installation range safety program
annually procedures.
(3) Inspect the installation training complex semiannually and high-risk training
operations quarterly (Army), as required (Marine Corps) to support safety in
training missions.
(4) Review proposed local range safety policies and procedures.
(5) Review and comment on all high-risk and/or extremely high-risk assessments
for training and operations on installation-owned facilities and units, and others as
directed by the commander.
(6) Assist the installation RCO, PAO, and EOD officer as required in developing
and implementing an on- and off post range safety and dud awareness educational
program for children (kindergarten through 12th grade)
The installation range control officer will— - ANSWERS✔✔Inspects Ranges for
proper procedures and certifications.
ZONES QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT RATED A+
1. Who are the key personnel involved in managing installation and unit-level
range safety programs?
Answer: ✔✔
a) Senior Commander (Army) or Base/Station Commander (Marine Corps)
b) Garrison Safety Manager (Army) or Range Operations Director (Marine Corps)
c) Installation Range Control Officer
d) Quality Assurance Specialist, Ammunition Surveillance (Army)
e) Battalion or Squadron Commander
f) Unit Commanders
2. What are the responsibilities of the Senior Commander (Army) or
Base/Station Commander (Marine Corps) regarding range safety?
Answer: ✔✔ – They are responsible for providing overall guidance for the range
safety program.
3. What specific actions must the senior commander or base/station
commander take to ensure range safety?
Answer: ✔✔
Develop and maintain a range safety program that meets applicable
standards
Officially appoint an Installation Range Control Officer in writing
Ensure that key personnel receive formal training in range safety, such as
attending an inter-service safety course
Implement a certification system for OICs and RSOs
Create and maintain a range clearance program that supports both safety and
operational needs
, Follow applicable safety manuals and handbooks when setting up ranges and
laser-use areas
The garrison safety manager (Army)/installation range operations director (Marine
Corps) will— - ANSWERS✔✔Handles Education of Range Safety.
(1) Provide oversight responsibility for all range safety matters (Army) and is
responsible for all range safety matters (Marine Corps).
(2) Evaluate the overall effectiveness of the installation range safety program
annually procedures.
(3) Inspect the installation training complex semiannually and high-risk training
operations quarterly (Army), as required (Marine Corps) to support safety in
training missions.
(4) Review proposed local range safety policies and procedures.
(5) Review and comment on all high-risk and/or extremely high-risk assessments
for training and operations on installation-owned facilities and units, and others as
directed by the commander.
(6) Assist the installation RCO, PAO, and EOD officer as required in developing
and implementing an on- and off post range safety and dud awareness educational
program for children (kindergarten through 12th grade)
The installation range control officer will— - ANSWERS✔✔Inspects Ranges for
proper procedures and certifications.
