Attachment 03 - Minimum Safety Briefing.xlsx
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- Range Operations at Fort Hood, Texas Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W91151-22-R-0001
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This document contains an attachment with minimum safety briefing requirements for range operations at Fort Hood, Texas. The attachment outlines 11 safety procedures, such as notifying range control when personnel are clear from downrange before the range goes hot, ensuring the proper display of range flags and lights, immediately reporting any fires, obtaining approval from range control before going downrange, monitoring radio frequencies for emergency notifications, and only using tobacco in designated areas. It also identifies the related solicitation for range operations at Fort Hood with solicitation number W91151-22-R-0001 seeking these services from the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Hood. The required services include range operations in accordance with the minimum safety briefing attachment.
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Attach 3 Min Safety Briefing
1. Common hazards regularly found throughout Fort Hood Range Facilities: Flash flooding, poisonous snakes, biting and stinging insects, unexploded munitions (UXO), brush fires, hot and cold weather, and wild animals.
2. ANYONE observing an unsafe act that may result in the injury or death to personnel or damage to Government or private property has the authority and responsibility to call a “cease fire” into Range Operations.
3. Notify Range Control when all personnel; contractor and military personnel are clear from down range prior to the Range going hot.
4. A designated commissioned, warrant, or noncommissioned military officer will be in charge of each range while occupied for training purposes. The Contractor and contractor personnel, however, will ensure compliance with all mandatory safety procedures.
5. Range flag and red light will be properly installed and operational on the flagpole at the range entrance. The red flag shall fly during daylight hours and the red light shall be visible from the range entrance during hours of decreased visibility when the range is occupied.
6. All fires will be reported immediately to the Range Control.
7. All Contractor personnel will obtain approval from Range Control, prior to going downrange on established ranges or entering the live fire area from elsewhere.
8. All Contractor personnel will monitor radio frequency for emergency information notifying Range Control of any injuries that occur on the range. Lifesaver shall be requested if injuries are serious enough to warrant helicopter evacuation. Name, range, nature and number of injuries, if known, will be reported.
9. The use of tobacco products are authorized only in approved designated areas.
10. All Contractor personnel will ensure the use of course routes and service routes at all times use when accessing down range for any purpose.
11. All Contractor personnel will review, be knowledgeable and follow all rules and regulations put in place to govern environmental stewardship and use and storage of Hazardous materials.
Attachment 3 Minimum Safety Briefing
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