Range Cleaner

Duties and Responsibilities

• Duties may include, but not be limited to, the following:
• Cleaning all front sides of the firing ranges (this will include lead firing ranges) daily including floors, front surface of the bullet impact plates (the area from the top to the bottom of the impact plates to include the space where the plates meet the floor), the back stop rail above the impact plates, recessed barricade holes, weapons cleaning area (tables, cubicle storage area, and sinks), and the windows around the range towers.
• Shake down and empty the firing range collector bins into the bullet fragment hoppers daily. Removing live rounds and returning to the ammo room for disposal. Hoppers shall be emptied once they reach 75% capacity.
• Refill and supply hand towels, tacky mats, hand soap, targets, backers, and foam ears.
• Emptying all trash bins.
• Brass collecting.
• Collection of Hazardous Waste bins and replacing HW bins.
• Cleaning the back sides of the firing ranges (this will include lead firing ranges) to occur monthly will include shake down and empty hopper area of debris, Hepa vacuum the floors and the walls up to 10 feet the vertical surface. Cleaning behind the bullet trap in the collection area and the walkways. Clean the trunk lines out.
• Use of heavy machinery including forklifts, powers scrubbers, hydro-excavator vacuum system, cyclonic vacuum system with attachment, and large generators.
• Use of Air-Purifying Respirators (PAPRs), protective outerwear, gloves, eye protection, TYVEK protective suits, and safety footwear.
• Use of HEPA vacuums (pull behind and/or backpack), self-propelled sweeper vacuums, and push behind scrubbers.