JBSANANTONIOI91-001 governs explosives safety management for units and activities involved in ammunition and explosives operations on JBSA.
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The publication establishes responsibilities for installation and unit explosives safety programs. It addresses weapons safety requirements, training, inspections, risk management, ranges, emergency response, mishap investigations, and material presenting an explosive hazard.
Applies to: This publication applies to all units, including Reserve and National Guard, on Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) involved in explosives operations.
The binder will follow service directed guidance and contain at least the following: ADWSR or Explosive Safety Officers appointment letter, Explosive Safety Training Certificates, copies of Department of Defense Explosives Safety Board (DDESB) approved A&E site plans and 502 ABW/SEW issued A&E Explosive Facility Licenses. (paragraph 385-64)
When a conflict exists between any explosive’s safety issuance associated with the applicable AFMANs, AFIs, ARs or DA PAMs, the safety issuance will be followed. (paragraph 8)
Risk management training in accordance with service standards is a mandatory requirement for those responsible for the development or review of deviations, exceptions and risk assessments. (paragraph 9)
Organizations, with the exception of the 902 CES Explosive Ordnance Disposal (902 CES/EOD), WILL NOT perform any missions involving demilitarization or destruction of ammunition, explosives, propellants, reclamation, Open Burning/Open Detonation (OB/OD), or by any other incineration methods.
All organizations located on JBSA with an A&E mission will notify the fire department when there is a change of fire or chemical hazard symbols and appropriately post the proper fire and chemical hazard symbols on the exterior of the explosivesfacility, unless exempted.