NRA Range Safety Officer (9 hours)

• The primary duty of a Range Safety Officer is to organize, conduct, and supervise safe range activities and range operations for all customers at all times. 
• To ensure safety on the range, observe all shooters and respectfully but immediately cease any behavior that could be considered unsafe. 
• Safely control the firing line while live fire is in progress.
• Must possess observation skills and the ability to identify potential safety issues.
• Identify unsafe acts and take immediate corrective action.
• Must be observant and possess the ability to make quick, accurate decisions
• Must be able to use tact and be respectful when correcting unsafe behavior
• Ensure strict adherence to Standard Operating Procedure (SOP).

Full Job Description

While on the range

• Create and maintain a safe shooting environment for the shooters. 
• Must have knowledge of and experience with handguns, rifles, and shotguns.
• Provide detailed safety briefings to all shooters who are new to the Alamo
• Provide expert / detailed guidance for shooters who are unfamiliar with a firearm
• Patrol the range enforcing the company safety rules/regulations
• Maintain the Alamo’s standards of cleanliness on the range (brass, targets, etc.)
• Maintain a professional image and demeanor at all times
• Provide basic marksmanship instruction to all attendees who require it

While working behind the counter

• Process customers and supply them with all necessary safety equipment and supplies.
• Disposing of money deposits in the company drop box at the end of every night
• Answering phones and recording messages in voicemail logbook
• Following proper intaking procedures for weapons coming in for gunsmithing services
• Restocking range ammunition and targets
• Keeping the range counter and safety gear clean and organized at all times
• Monitoring range AC units for any system failures
• Be a point of contact for IT companies if a POS system stops working.

Possible jobs throughout the store

• Assisting customers on the sales floor with firearm and accessories purchases
• Restocking ammo on the sales floor
• Restocking targets from storage behind the Presidential range to the warehouse
• Restocking the café fridges
• Organizing the supply closet and taking inventory of all equipment
• Collecting any trash along the outside of the building

Range maintenance jobs

• Maintaining OSHA standards with proper PPE and safety equipment
• Collecting all brass and debris on the ranges every night
• Vacuuming the ranges, traps, and troughs every weekend
• Disposing of all trash and recycling from the ranges at the end of the day
• Making sure the area for debris disposal is cleaned and organized after the ranges have been cleaned
• Inspect the ranges before opening for any damages or system failures
• Paint the range walls, ceilings, traps, and floors
• Sealing and repainting of the soundproofing on the range
• Replace any broken lightbulbs
• Provide regular maintenance on all target systems to ensure they are working correctly and fix any worn or broken parts (snapped wires, electrical shorts, replacing parts)
• Conducting opening, mid-day, and closing procedures to ensure the DCU systems are functioning properly
• Testing the auger to ensure the lead is being pushed into the barrels and not clogging
• Checking lead barrel levels and replacing barrels if needed
• Chipping away the built-up lead in the deceleration chamber.
• Replacing AC unit filters
• Troubleshooting the electrical system if a range loses power or a trip in the breaker

Pay Rates From $15.00 to $50.00 an hour on average