Information
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Organization (e.g. E CO, 787th MP BN)
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Name (Last, First, MI)
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Rank/Grade
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Signature of Preparer
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Conducted on
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Location (e.g. RG-04)
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Remarks
References
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USACRC
https://safety.army.mil -
AR 350-19 The Army Sustainable Range Program
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AR 385-10 The Army Safety Program
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AR 385-63 Range Safety
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FLW REG 190-11 Arms, Ammunition, and Equipment
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FLW REG 210-14 Installation Ranges and Training Areas
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FLW REG 385-10 Safety Program
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FLW REG 700-2 Ammunition
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FM 3-21.8 The Infantry Rifle Platoon and Squad
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FM 3-22.68 Crew-Served Machine Guns
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CTC RG-04 SOP
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DD FORM 2977
Key Personnel
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15-Soldier, able-bodied, set-up detail
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One of the Battalion's Top Three
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One of the Company's Top Three
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OIC (E-7 or above; with valid RSO Card)
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RSO (E-6 or above; with valid RSO Card)
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MSO (E-6 or above)
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ARSO(s) walking the course (E-5 or above; one per PLT)
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ARTY throwers (performed by ARSO(s)?)
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Emergency Action NCO
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Weapon Guard
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Ammo Supervisor
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Ammo Guard
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BDE/CTC MEDIC(s) with FLA
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15-Soldier, able-bodied, recovery detail
Range Preparation
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Two week coordination through Range Ops
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72 hour coordination through Range Ops
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Risk Assessment signed and maintained on-site
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Key Personnel received range safety brief from CTC Cadre
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Range opened
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Red range flag is hoisted
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Night firing red light is functioning
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Wet bulb set up and monitored hourly
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Weather conditions monitored hourly and coordinated through Range Ops
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IMCOM radios issued and COMM check performed between Key Personnel, CTC Cadre, and Range Ops
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Wire obstacles inspected during daylight hours for sufficient clearance allowing Soldiers to crawl under
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Safety/risk reduction, wildlife hazards, site orientation, Emergency Action procedures, and inclement weather procedures briefed
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Water Points identified; adequate water supply provided (15 5gal water cans sustained at 50%)
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Previous cold/heat casualties or allergies identified by the appropriately colored bead
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Doctrinal instruction provided/enforced to Soldiers on proper employment/technique
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Pneumatic machine-gun and mortar simulators are functioning properly
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PCCs conducted and verified by Unit Cadre
- Ear and eye protection
- ACH
- IBA (including front and rear ESAPIs)
- Gloves
- BFA affixed to assigned weapon
- Hydration pack
- ALICE/LBE/FLC
- Appropriate adjustments to the uniform determined by training/weather conditions
- Soldiers with allergies are equipped with EPI pens
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Cold/Heat casualty prevention measures
- Ice sheets
- Warming blankets
- Warming tent
During Live Fire
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M240Bs in both towers inspected for serviceability and mounted on assigned MK 64 mounts, specific to each gun tower
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Only A151 OHF 7.62mm ammunition is used
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Range NCOIC (CTC) verbally and visually clears down-range, verified by the OIC and RSO
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Test fire performed; all rounds on target verified by the OIC and RSO
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Soldiers remain at least one arm's-length away from burning obstacles
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All Soldiers are positioned forward of the MSO and remain in the low crawl, high crawl, or back crawl positions at all times
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All blank firing is confined to Phase Line Alpha and Phase Line Breach, unless previously coordinated with the Range NCOIC (CTC); Soldiers' weapons are placed on safe during movement
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Freeze in place conditions and procedures briefed and implemented as necesseary
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Duds/UXOs are immediately reported to Range Ops
Recovery
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Brass call and police call conducted
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Shakedowns performed
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All grenade spoons, pull rings, and fragments turned in to ALS
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AAR conducted
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Range closed
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Final remarks (e.g. CCIRs)
