ROPD PHASE 4A MOD 1 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT !!!
Q: What makes AR 385-63/MCO 3570.1D stand out from other documents?
A: It is a joint publication combining both an Army Regulation and a Marine
Corps Order.
Q: What is the minimum safe engagement distance when firing HE rounds from a
MK-19 grenade launcher?
A: 310 meters or more.
Q: In terms of range safety and risk management, what does risk mitigation
involve?
A: It means reducing or removing hazards through the use of control measures.
Q: Which example best fits the "Avoidance/Elimination" control method?
A: Distributing hearing protection prior to a training event to prevent hearing
damage.
Q: Who manages and oversees range usage and establishes safe operating
procedures?
A: The Range Management Authority (RMA).
Q: What are the five stages of the Risk Management process?
A: Identify hazards, evaluate risks, decide on risk control measures, apply those
controls, and monitor/evaluate the outcome.
Q: What is a “dedicated” impact area in a training environment?
A: It's a permanently designated zone within a range intended to safely contain
munitions, fragments, and debris.
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT !!!
Q: What makes AR 385-63/MCO 3570.1D stand out from other documents?
A: It is a joint publication combining both an Army Regulation and a Marine
Corps Order.
Q: What is the minimum safe engagement distance when firing HE rounds from a
MK-19 grenade launcher?
A: 310 meters or more.
Q: In terms of range safety and risk management, what does risk mitigation
involve?
A: It means reducing or removing hazards through the use of control measures.
Q: Which example best fits the "Avoidance/Elimination" control method?
A: Distributing hearing protection prior to a training event to prevent hearing
damage.
Q: Who manages and oversees range usage and establishes safe operating
procedures?
A: The Range Management Authority (RMA).
Q: What are the five stages of the Risk Management process?
A: Identify hazards, evaluate risks, decide on risk control measures, apply those
controls, and monitor/evaluate the outcome.
Q: What is a “dedicated” impact area in a training environment?
A: It's a permanently designated zone within a range intended to safely contain
munitions, fragments, and debris.
