INTRO TO EXPLOSIVE SAFETY MANAGEMENT
TEST BANK 2026 ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ What is the cardinal rule for explosive safety? Answer: Minimum
number of people, minimum amount of explosives, minimum amount of
time
◉ Personnel working with explosives must be trained in accordance
with what? Answer: AFI 91-202, Mishap Prevention
◉ What must supervisors do? Answer: Knowledgeable of all hazards.
Knows/conveys emergency procedures, strict housekeeping
◉ What is important in regards to compatibility groups? Answer: Ideally
each group is separated, compatible explosives may be combined. Not
applicable between MSA and Flight Line
◉ What is a licensed location? Answer: Small amounts of explosives.
Outside MSA (egress, life support, SF). Approved by wing safety
(licensed facilities not necessarily on the explosive site plan, lice
displayed at facility, not based on quantity distance Commander
, approves local procedures. No H/D 1.1 allowed. No compatibility
groups A, K, and L allowed. NOT BASED on Quantity Distance
◉ What are the maximum licensed quantities for a licensed location?
Answer: H/D 1.1 - zero
H/D 1.2.2 - 100 pounds
H/D 1.3 - 100 pounds
H/D 1.4 - Mission essential quantities.
Local restrictions may be more limiting, turn in un-serviceable
explosives ASAP
◉ What is a sited location? Answer: Very large amounts. Inside and
outside MSA. Approved by DDESB. Explosives site planning is a
process used to manage the risks associated with explosives activities to
ensure the minimum risk to personnel, equipment, and assets, while
meeting mission requirements. Area containing large amounts of
explosives (identified in the ESP). Explosive site plan is submitted by
wing safety. Based on quantity distance (QD). States max quantities of
H/Ds stored
TEST BANK 2026 ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ What is the cardinal rule for explosive safety? Answer: Minimum
number of people, minimum amount of explosives, minimum amount of
time
◉ Personnel working with explosives must be trained in accordance
with what? Answer: AFI 91-202, Mishap Prevention
◉ What must supervisors do? Answer: Knowledgeable of all hazards.
Knows/conveys emergency procedures, strict housekeeping
◉ What is important in regards to compatibility groups? Answer: Ideally
each group is separated, compatible explosives may be combined. Not
applicable between MSA and Flight Line
◉ What is a licensed location? Answer: Small amounts of explosives.
Outside MSA (egress, life support, SF). Approved by wing safety
(licensed facilities not necessarily on the explosive site plan, lice
displayed at facility, not based on quantity distance Commander
, approves local procedures. No H/D 1.1 allowed. No compatibility
groups A, K, and L allowed. NOT BASED on Quantity Distance
◉ What are the maximum licensed quantities for a licensed location?
Answer: H/D 1.1 - zero
H/D 1.2.2 - 100 pounds
H/D 1.3 - 100 pounds
H/D 1.4 - Mission essential quantities.
Local restrictions may be more limiting, turn in un-serviceable
explosives ASAP
◉ What is a sited location? Answer: Very large amounts. Inside and
outside MSA. Approved by DDESB. Explosives site planning is a
process used to manage the risks associated with explosives activities to
ensure the minimum risk to personnel, equipment, and assets, while
meeting mission requirements. Area containing large amounts of
explosives (identified in the ESP). Explosive site plan is submitted by
wing safety. Based on quantity distance (QD). States max quantities of
H/Ds stored
