The assignment of supervisory duties is determined by the hiring agency’s operational needs. Non-supervisory roles will serve as senior technical experts. Supervise daily firing range activities, conducting routine inspections to confirm that safety procedures are strictly followed by all range users. Develop and enforce operational guidelines to ensure a safe and efficient shooting environment. Schedule and coordinate range events, educational sessions, and training classes for personnel and civilian shooting groups. Enforce firearms safety protocols and regulatory guidelines in compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, local laws, and industry best practices. Conduct regular safety drills and briefing sessions to educate patrons on safe firearm handling and emergency procedures. Monitor range behavior to immediately address any safety infractions or equipment hazards. Oversee the maintenance, calibration, and repair of range equipment-including target systems, sound attenuation devices, and other mechanical or electronic systems. Troubleshoot minor technical issues and coordinate with vendors or technical experts for more complex repairs. Manage and maintain an inventory of firearms supplies, ammunition, cleaning materials, and other operational necessities. Provide expert training and on-the-job instruction to existing personnel and new range personnel on proper firearm handling, range protocols, and emergency response procedures. Develop and update training materials and safety manuals based on evolving industry standards and regulatory changes. Serve as a mentor and subject matter expert in range operations and safety. Prepare detailed reports on range usage, incident reports, and maintenance schedules. Maintain accurate record-keeping for equipment inspections, repairs, and compliance audits. Collaborate with management on budgeting, resource allocation, and planning improvements for facility operations.