Range Safety OIC/RSO Practice Test

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What should you do if you notice a safety violation on the range?

Ignore it to avoid confrontation

Address it directly with the shooter

Report it immediately to the RSO or OIC

Reporting a safety violation immediately to the Range Safety Officer (RSO) or Officer in Charge (OIC) is the essential action to ensure the safety of all participants on the range. The RSO or OIC has the trained authority and responsibility to assess the situation, implement corrective actions, and ensure that all range safety protocols are being followed.

Addressing the violation directly with the shooter may seem proactive, but it can lead to misunderstandings or escalating tensions, particularly if the individual is unaware of the rules. Ignoring the violation altogether compromises the safety of everyone present. Similarly, waiting to see if the violation recurs can result in an unsafe situation that might lead to accidents or injuries. Timely reporting allows for immediate intervention, fostering a safer and more controlled environment on the range.

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