Att 4 - Questions and Answers for Firing Range Cleaning.pdf

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This document consists of Questions and Answers related to the cleaning of the firing range at Grand Forks Air Force Base. The firing range cleaning requires the use of High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) vacuums to clean all surfaces, including floors, tables, chairs, rails, target retrieval systems, doors, and window ledges, to ensure they are free of dust particles. The rubber granular bullet trap must be de-leaded and have all bullet materials removed. This cleaning is necessary to decrease health, physical, and fire risks to students, instructors, and facilities due to heavy metal, ricochet, and flammable material exposure during firing.

The document provides details on the frequency of the range cleaning, the timeframe required, and the dimensions of the range. It also confirms that the range has a 3-foot wide access door and no stairs, ramps, or elevators to traverse. The depth of the rubber in the range is 17 inches, and no replacement rubber or fire retardant is needed.

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Ques�ons and Answers

• When was the last time the trap(s) where mined?

August 2023

• How often do you have your range mined?

We have only done this once but I plan on having this done annually if possible.

• What is the timeframe in which you need to get your berm cleaned?

The goal is allowing 3-5 days to have the range cleaned.

• Does your range have access doors leading to the range that are at least 3 feet wide?

We have one that is that wide.

• Are there any stairs, ramps or elevators we would have to travers to get to your range?

No

• How many berms do you have? How wide is each berm in feet?

Since we have an indoor range we have no berms.

• Do you know the depth of your rubber in inches? i.e. 24" or 36"

17”

• Will you need any replacement rubber?

No, we have some on the range.

• Would you like to add flame retardant to the rubber?

No

• Have you ever added any powdered fire retardant to your berm in the past?

Not that I am aware of.

• Do you have 3 phase, 240 volt power to your range?

• If so, do you have outlets within 150 ft of the traps?

Voltage is below:

120/208V, 3 Phase

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