What should be established in the safety plan regarding emergencies?

In a safety plan, establishing emergency procedures and contacts is crucial for ensuring the well-being of all individuals on the range during an emergency situation. This component of the safety plan clearly outlines the steps to be taken in various emergencies, including but not limited to medical emergencies, fires, or other crises that may occur.

Having a predefined set of procedures allows personnel to respond quickly and effectively, minimizing confusion during high-stress situations. It should also include key contact information for emergency services, clinic facilities, and designated personnel who may be responsible for implementing these procedures. This not only helps in managing the emergency effectively but also fosters a safer environment for both participants and staff.

Other aspects like a list of shooting events, operating hours, and equipment maintenance schedules, while important to overall range operations, do not directly address immediate responses to potential emergencies and thus do not serve the critical purpose of an emergency plan.