The Range Officers training course will equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills to run & manage a shooting range and/or shooting exercises. Most ranges require a visitor to be in possession of a Range Officers Certificate to be allowed onto the range unsupervised.
Course Content Includes : Legal Aspects (Civil Liability), Occupational Health & Safety aspects, Administrative requirements of a shooting range, Duties of a Range Officer, the Practical Supervision & running of a range, Range Equipment & Maintenance and the relevant SABS Standards. At the end of the course the learner need to complete a Practical Evaluation, and a Theoretical Exam.
STUART RALPH
All firearms training and competency certification is conducted by an experienced firearms enthusiast and SASSETA qualified Advanced Tactical Firearms Training Instructor, Firearms Training Councilor and Master Assessor.
Instructor and Assessor in charge of training for City Guns.
Current chairman, committee member, past committee member, past chairman, and president of various shooting organizations and associations. Past vice president of an international shooting union. Current member, life member and honorary life member of a number of shooting associations and shooting clubs. WP record holder in metallic silhouette shooting. WP provincial colours in two shooting disciplines. Awarded national colours three times. National team member and national team manager
Learn how to take charge of a shooting range and shooting exercises.
This unit standard applies to all persons who will need to supervise the operation of a shooting range or shooting exercises for business or sport purposes. This supervision must ultimately lead to the safe use of a shooting range as a primary objective of this unit standard.
This unit standard applies to normal operation and does not include the requirements for the supervision of tactical exercises and range inspection.
A person credited with this unit standard will be able to:
- Demonstrate knowledge of standards and legislation required for the safe operation of a shooting range.
- Prepare participants and environment for a shooting activity.
- Carry out activities applicable to the conclusion of a shooting event.
- Be able to supervise the operation of a shooting range.