Range Safety Officer

POSITION SUMMARY

The Frontier Justice Range Safety Officer is responsible for ensuring the safety, security, and compliance of all individuals and activities within the firearms range facility. This role includes monitoring range operations, enforcing safety protocols, maintaining access control, responding to emergencies, and supporting training sessions. The Range Safety Officer works closely with range personnel and patrons to promote a safe, controlled environment in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations, as well as industry best practices.

PRIMARY ACCOUNTABILITIES

Customer Service and Public Interaction

• Greet guests courteously while maintaining a firm and professional demeanor.
• Provide guidance on range rules and offer basic assistance when needed.
• Support the Frontier Justice mission by educating guests on responsible firearm use and safety expectations.

Range Safety and Oversight

• Always maintain a visible security presence on the shooting range during operational hours.
• Observe and ensure adherence to all range safety rules, procedures, and commands.
• Intervene immediately in any unsafe handling of firearms or equipment.
• Managing guest behavior and ensuring smooth flow on the range.
• Identify and remove any individuals exhibiting dangerous, erratic, or non-compliant behavior.
• Conduct regular walk-throughs and checks of shooting lanes, entryways, safety gear, and emergency exits.

Security and Emergency Response

• • Monitor surveillance systems and range activity to identify suspicious or unauthorized conduct.
• De escalate situations calmly and professionally and initiate emergency protocols when necessary.
• Respond to incidents, accidents, injuries, or conflicts promptly in accordance with Frontier Justice protocol.
• Coordinate with law enforcement and emergency medical responders when required.
• Complete detailed and accurate incident and security reports in a timely manner.

Operational Support

• Conduct and assist with daily range opening and closing procedures as directed by management.
• Maintain clean and safe work areas across both public and secure zones.
• Monitor equipment condition and report malfunctions or damage.
• Participate in ongoing safety training and professional development.