EXPLOSIVE SAFETY SITE PLANNING PROCESS (AMMO-100) | ARMY EXPLOSIVES SAFETY SITE PLANNING (CERT) Q&A

EXPLOSIVE SAFETY

SITE PLANNING PROCESS (AMMO-100) |
ARMY EXPLOSIVES SAFETY SITE

PLANNING (CERT) Q&A


Which of these requirements must appear on an installation map? -- ANSWER-

-Exact replicas of the buildings

Installation boundaries

>Scale 1 in = 400 ft<

South orientation



What part of an ESSP package contains blast hazards, fragment hazards, and the
glass hazard risk assessment? -- ANSWER--Coordination/Concurrence

ESSP narrative

>Evaluations<

Forms and letters



You must submit the ESSP package -- ANSWER--by email to USATCES. by
USPS certified mail to the DDESB

>electronically through secure command channels< overnight by priority
carrier to USATCES


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, Who is authorized to sign an ESSP transmittal memorandum? -- ANSWER--

Battalion Commander or civilian equivalent

Division Commander or civilian equivalent

>Installation Commander or designated representative<

Regimental Commander or civilian equivalent



Who is responsible for conducting an Army-level review of the ESSP? --

ANSWER--ACOM

DRU

The Safety Office

>USATCES<



Common ESSP submission errors include failing to provide written justification
for expedited approval, missing map scale references, inadequate narration, and

-- ANSWER--allowing a designated representative of the Installation
Commander to sign the transmittal memorandum.

>inadequate coordination.< including the glass fragment hazard evaluation.
sending the ESSP to USATCES.



Which condition requires an ESSP with DDESB approval? -- ANSWER--

Combat operation


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