SLD30I13-202 — Operations Hazard Notice

SLD30I13-202 governs policies, procedures, and responsibilities for issuing Operations Hazard Notices for hazardous operations.

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  • Publication number: SLD30I13-202
  • Title: OPERATIONS HAZARD NOTICE
  • Date: 2022-03-09

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It covers hazard notices for ballistic and space launches, aeronautical tests, missile operations, and recovery operations. It requires hazard notifications, safety precautions, and notices for airspace, maritime, and railroad operations.

Applies to: This Instruction applies to Space Launch Delta (SLD 30) personnel supporting ballistic and space launches, aeronautical tests, and other hazardous operations on the Western Range (WR).

Topics covered

  • Operations Hazard Notices
  • Ballistic and space launches
  • Aeronautical tests
  • Missile operations
  • Airspace and surface hazard areas
  • Maritime hazard notifications
  • Railroad operation notifications
  • Security precautions

Questions and answers

What communities receive notice of missile operation hazards?

Operation Hazard Notices provide real and constructive notice to the domestic and international aviation and maritime communities of the time and location of the hazards created by missile operations. (paragraph 1)

Who ensures that safety precautions are implemented for operations?

The SLD 30 Safety Office (SLD 30/SE), per SLD 30/CC delegated authority, ensures that all necessary safety precautions are implemented and requirements are met. (paragraph 2)

When must hazard notifications be disseminated?

The 2d Range Operations Squadron (2 ROPS) ensures hazard notifications are disseminated to appropriate agencies prior to activation of an operation. (paragraph 2)

What information must Launch Safety provide for regulatory compliance?

Provide information to comply with the provisions of Title 33, CFR 334.1130, Pacific Ocean, Western Space and Missile Center (WSMC), Vandenberg AFB, California, Danger Zones, and DoD Instruction 4540.01, Use of International Airspace by US Military Aircraft and for Missile and Projectile Firings. (paragraph 3)

How much time should hazard notices allow before an operation?

All notices should allow sufficient time before the operation window opens to allow clearance of the area at the time of the potential hazard. (paragraph 3)

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