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Annual Ordnance Inspection AOI 3 0

by Michael O'Sullivan, from the Community

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AOI 3 0 is a comprehensive annual ordnance inspection checklist for defence units managing explosive ordnance. It guides auditors through pre audit correspondence documentation checks mandatory appointments security responsibilities EO accounting and detailed storage facility standards. Topics include signage licensing segregation fraction packs environmental and lightning controls white phosphorus precautions communications testing and final audit reporting.

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Explosive Ordnance Inspection Checklist
This Sample AOI checklist supports audits of explosive ordnance management and storage. It covers review of previous inspections and corrective actions, essential documentation access (eDEOP, eSCM, EO user guides), unit standing and routine orders, and key EO accounting records. Storage facility controls include fire safety signage and equipment, entry warnings, controlled articles notices, explosive limits licensing, stack records, vegetation and traverse management, lightning protection and anti-static measures, and NEQ limits. It also addresses segregation by hazard and compatibility groups, management of fraction packs, seals and authenticity, salvage and returns, storage life monitoring, environmental controls, and periodic testing of communications and alarms. Specialized registers for pyrotechnics and liferafts are included, with clear responsibilities for OIC, CO, SQF managers, and security officers.
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Disposal of Explosive Ordnance by Electrical Initiation
An assessment checklist from the Army School of Ordnance for disposing of explosive ordnance using electrical initiation. It covers preparation, constructing a detcord firing system, safety checks, detonator handling and testing, arming and firing procedures, misfire drills, post-blast clearance, and control of the work party. Includes fields for course and session details, assessor and trainee IDs, materials used, and declaration of explosives consumed.
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Conduct DMEO Task Assessment Checklist
Use this DMEO task assessment checklist from the Army School of Ordnance to guide training and evaluation of explosive ordnance disposal tasks. It covers preliminary stores and support, reconnaissance and safety distances, preparation and briefing, conduct of the task, fuse burning time and detonator handling, arming and firing, countdown, and misfire actions. Post-blast procedures include site approach, inspection, all clear, debrief, and completion of AC430 with declaration of explosives used. The checklist emphasizes PPE, range communications, sentries and red flags, safe areas, and control of the work party.
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Large Quantity Facility Explosive Risk Assessment
Use this Large Quantity Facility Explosive Risk Assessment checklist to evaluate explosive ordnance hazards and consequences across hazard divisions HD 1.1 to 1.6. Document potential and exposed site details, calculate blast, fragments, thermal radiation, and ground shock effects, rate likelihood and severity, apply mitigation measures, and determine licensing recommendations with overall risk scores.
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Explosive Ordnance Inspection Checklist

This Sample AOI checklist supports audits of explosive ordnance management and storage. It covers review of previous inspections and corrective actions, essential documentation access (eDEOP, eSCM, EO user guides), unit standing and routine orders, and key EO accounting records. Storage facility controls include fire safety signage and equipment, entry warnings, controlled articles notices, explosive limits licensing, stack records, vegetation and traverse management, lightning protection and anti-static measures, and NEQ limits. It also addresses segregation by hazard and compatibility groups, management of fraction packs, seals and authenticity, salvage and returns, storage life monitoring, environmental controls, and periodic testing of communications and alarms. Specialized registers for pyrotechnics and liferafts are included, with clear responsibilities for OIC, CO, SQF managers, and security officers.

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Disposal of Explosive Ordnance by Electrical Initiation

An assessment checklist from the Army School of Ordnance for disposing of explosive ordnance using electrical initiation. It covers preparation, constructing a detcord firing system, safety checks, detonator handling and testing, arming and firing procedures, misfire drills, post-blast clearance, and control of the work party. Includes fields for course and session details, assessor and trainee IDs, materials used, and declaration of explosives consumed.

by Chris Russell, from the Community

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Conduct DMEO Task Assessment Checklist

Use this DMEO task assessment checklist from the Army School of Ordnance to guide training and evaluation of explosive ordnance disposal tasks. It covers preliminary stores and support, reconnaissance and safety distances, preparation and briefing, conduct of the task, fuse burning time and detonator handling, arming and firing, countdown, and misfire actions. Post-blast procedures include site approach, inspection, all clear, debrief, and completion of AC430 with declaration of explosives used. The checklist emphasizes PPE, range communications, sentries and red flags, safe areas, and control of the work party.

by Chris Russell, from the Community

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Large Quantity Facility Explosive Risk Assessment

Use this Large Quantity Facility Explosive Risk Assessment checklist to evaluate explosive ordnance hazards and consequences across hazard divisions HD 1.1 to 1.6. Document potential and exposed site details, calculate blast, fragments, thermal radiation, and ground shock effects, rate likelihood and severity, apply mitigation measures, and determine licensing recommendations with overall risk scores.

by Michael O'Sullivan, from the Community

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Annual Ordnance Inspection AOI 3 0

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