This 4-day course is offered in concert with TCI's risk management partner, Safety Management Services, Inc. (SMS).
This course uses lecture, discussion, and workshops to provide an in-depth knowledge of explosives site plans (ESPs). Students will be immersed in explosives safety quantity distance (ESQD) tables, criteria, and calculations used in DD Manual 4145.26 to perform in-depth evaluations of ESP scenarios based on real world examples and prepare required site plan documentation. The course will review mitigation strategies used to reduce risk and address regulatory compliance issues. Students will also learn how to apply maximum credible event (MCE) analysis results and integrate various analyses into ESP documentation to promote understanding for a smooth approval process.
Course Content:
Day 1
- Review key explosives safety principles applicable to ESPs
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NOTE: Course prerequisite is a fundamental understanding of DOD ESPs
- ESQD Application WorkshopsExplosion Effects and Expected Consequences:
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HD 1.4 Storage and Operating Facilities
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HD 1.3 Basic Storage Facility
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HD 1.3 Operating Facility
Day 2
- ESQD Application Workshops:
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HD 1.1 Storage Facility Components of ESP narrative and Focus on PES-ES relationships
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HD 1.1 Operating FacilityHandling fragmentation (Primary vs. Secondary)
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Benefits and constraints of debris modeling
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Applicability of HFD and IBD to administrative facilities
- Developing the ESP componentsRequired components
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Level of detail
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QD worksheet workshop
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Narrative workshop
Day 3
- Review HD 1.1 Operating Facility Workshop
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Complete elements of workshop (if required)
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Review objectives and lessons learned
- Facility Siting and Design in the Real World
- Regulatory agency review and approval process
- Advanced ESQD Application Workshops
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HD 1.1 Storage FacilityBenefits of earth covered magazines (ECMs) ECM ratings and orientation
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HD 1.2 AE Facilities: 1) Distance determination and nomenclature 2) Advantages of magazine design and substantial dividing walls (SDWs)
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HD 1.1 and HD 1.3 Operating Facility: 1)Applicability of DOD explosives service manuals to ESP 2) Licensed explosive storage locations 3) Unique DOD service requirements 4) Impact of commercial storage and operations to ESP
Day 4
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Advanced ESQD Application Workshops HD 1.1 Operating FacilityPrimary explosive handling and storage requirements Unique challenges of urban sites Data to drive decision making Innovative solutions ESP tips and traps ESQD Mitigation Strategies Open Discussion
Mon, Mar 18Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton W JordanCourse Registration Fee: $2,275 Students will be immersed in explosives safety quantity distance (ESQD) tables, criteria, and calculations used in DOD 4145.26M to perform in-depth evaluations of ESP scenarios based on real world examples and prepare required site plan documentation.