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BO 3500.1N 25 Mar 08 2. Training a. The RSO shall have completed the Distance Learning Range Safety Course (DLRS) and the Range Safety Certification Course. b. Upon successful completion of the RSO class, the RSOs Commanding Officer will submit a roster to the RCO certifying their personnel as RSOs. c. Range Operations will complete the certification process by entering those names into the Range Facility Management Support System (RFMSS) data base. 3. Responsibilities a. The RSO is responsible for the enforcement of applicable safety regulations contained in this Order, directives in the MCO 3570 series, and other applicable field, technical, and ordnance publications. b. The RSO must be able to identify the right and left lateral limits for all live-fire ranges, and that each firing position observes the proper left and right limits for each firing lane. The RSO will ensure that no cross firing between firing lanes occurs. c. The RSO shall maintain communications with LONGRIFLE at all times. When communications are lost, the RSO will cease all training until communications are reestablished. d. RSOs shall conduct the check-in/check-out process for all ranges and training areas as outlined in paragraph 6002 in Chapter 6 of this Order. e. The RSO for rappelling/HRST training shall be a qualified Rappel/HRST Master and be present at all times during rappel/HRST operations. f. The RSO for assault climbing training shall be a qualified Assault Climber/Mountain Leader, and be present at all times during training. g. The RSO for High Concentrated (HC) smoke and Nuclear Biological and Chemical (NBC) operations must be a qualified 5711/5702 or equivalent. h. The RSO shall ensure all weapons settings [i.e., headspace, timing, Fire Direction Center (FDC), and safety “T”] are correct. i. The RSO shall provide for an emergency vehicle and medical personnel for all training events as prescribed in figure 1-2. 1004. SAFETY 1. Safety a. Safety is the responsibility of every individual, at all times, and is a key factor in successful training. Concerns for safety, however, should never be limited to the training event itself, but should always include associated activities as well; including any movement to and from training, maintenance activities, bivouac operations, etc. b. Any individual who observes an unsafe condition shall report the location and condition immediately to LONGRIFLE. A training event or any 1-4
BO 3500.1N 25 Mar 08 MEDICAL SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS FOR LIVE-FIRE AND TRAINING AREAS CATEGORY DESCRIPTION MINIMUM CAPABILITIES 1 Combat Life Saver • Patient assessment • Basic First Aid • Basic Airway Management • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation ALLOWED TRAINING COVERAGE Any training not involving ordinance Exceptions: Dive Ops, Para Ops, HRST Ops 2 EMT-I All Corpsmen or Medics • Patient assessment • Advanced first aid • Use of adjunctive breathing aid & administration of oxygen • Automated External Defibrillator • Cardiopulmonary resuscitation • Transportation of ill & injured persons • Manual Defibrillation • Endotracheal (ET) intubation • Esophageal-trachea airway device (combitube) • Endotracheal (ET) intubation Cat-1 Coverage Dive Ops, Para Ops, HRST Ops Static Fire of Small Arms (.50 caliber & below) 3 EMT-II All Corpsmen or Medics Paramedic Special Ops Corpsmen Medics IDTs • All EMT-I skills • EKG monitoring • Defibrillation & Cardioversion • Antishock trousers • Intravenous infusion • Esophageal airway • Obtain venous blood • 9 medications • Laryngoscope • Gastric suction • All EMT-I and IIs skills and medications • Laryngoscope • Endotracheal (ET) intubation (adults, oral) • Glucose measuring • Valsalva’s Maneuver • Needle thoracostomy and cricothyroidotomy • Nasogastric intubation (adult) • 21 medications Cat-2 Coverage Any High Explosives or Demolitions Any Fire & Movement/Maneuver Any CQB/IBT Training Figure 1-2.--Medical Support Requirements for Live-Fire and Training Areas 1-5
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