Army Explosive Safety Site Planning Exam 2023 with Complete Solutions

A collection of documents used to identify the relationship between a PES and any facilities or personnel who may be exposed tp the PES is called? - ANSWER-ESQD When would you have to submit an ESSP? - ANSWER-build an ES within an existing ESQD arc, new mission requires construction of a new PES, commander wants to physically change an above-ground magazine what is not required in order to not submit an ESSP? - ANSWER-contingency operation, storage of HD 1.4S only, What evaluations need to be included in a ESSP package? - ANSWER-protective construction, off-installation impact, magazine content, fragment hazard, glass hazard risk assessment, electrical installation, blast hazard, natural or man-made features (barricades) transmittal memorandum must include? - ANSWER-commander signature, POC, site location, requested approve-by date what must a site map include? - ANSWER-waterways, ESQD arc, installation boundaries, traffic and railroads, facilities (ex. flight lines, ponds), 1:400 scale, north orientation Who signs the ESSP transmittal memorandum? - ANSWER-installation commander If the facility doesn't have a LSP, what needs to be submitted? - ANSWER-command acceptance of risk, acceptance of potential assets losses, no fire hazards exist you have to ensure the installation map shows - ANSWER-facilities and associated utilities, installation boundaries, roads and railroads, waterways, other buildings What are common mistakes on ESSP? - ANSWER-sending a map with no scale, sending ESSP to USATCES, submitting a map with no true North IMD - ANSWER-minimum distance between an AGM and ECM ILD - ANSWER-minimum distance between two operating building PES - ANSWER-minimum distance between a busy street and PES IBD - ANSWER-minimum distance between ammo storage and housing area