Army Explosive Safety Site Planning exam with correct answers

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? ESQD When would you have to submit an ESSP? 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? contingency operation, storage of HD 1.4S only, What evaluations need to be included in a ESSP package? 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? commander signature, POC, site location, requested approve-by date what must a site map include? waterways, ESQD arc, installation boundaries, traffic and railroads, facilities (ex. flight lines, ponds), 1:400 scale, north orientation Who signs the ESSP transmittal memorandum? installation commander If the facility doesn't have a LSP, what needs to be submitted? command acceptance of risk, acceptance of potential assets losses, no fire hazards exist you have to ensure the installation map shows facilities and associated utilities, installation boundaries, roads and railroads, waterways, other buildings What are common mistakes on ESSP? sending a map with no scale, sending ESSP to USATCES, submitting a map with no true North IMD minimum distance between an AGM and ECM ILD minimum distance between two operating building PES minimum distance between a busy street and PES IBD minimum distance between ammo storage and housing area