Range Safety and Medical Plan Template In Case Of Emergency Dial 911 Address of Range Unsure use Google

e Maps or local residents Major Intersection / Cross Streets Direction from Intersection Remember State Highway vs Street Name or Number (List Both) GPS (Use Google Maps) Test Cell Phone Providers and Signal Strength ATT, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile Record the strongest/best signal and best locations to call from Fire/EMS/LE Provider for the Area Meet with them and exchange information Contact Info Address Capabilities Transport Information - Ground vs. Air Invite them to come and shoot sometime General info for All Shooters on the Range Advise all class participants or shooters who is the Primary Medical Care Provider for the day Inquire as to who has TCCC or at least Emergency Medical Responder or Combat Life Saver training within the last two years Show all participants and shooters the location of the Medical Kit Review this plan with all participants and shooters When an Injury Occurs All Operations will stop IMMEDIATELY All weapons will be made safe Drop the magazine - Lock the Slide/Bolt back and leave in the open Range Safety Ofcer will assume control of the scene The RSO will determine what course of action to take Call 911 and begin First Aid/CPR and Trauma Management for injured parties When 911 is Called Provide 911 Operator with all information requested Location and call back number Number of injured parties Types of Injuries Post people at key points to assist with access Nobody will leave the range until released by LE or Staff ALL patrons will cooperate with ALL First Responders at ALL times LE will be jumpy and will be very cautious - Dont make them more so Lots of guns and probably no friendly faces (This is why we meet with them - often) !