Which safety set applies to fragmentation with all-way-acting?

Which safety set applies to fragmentation with all-way-acting?

• A. he, frag, move, c/s
• B. he, frag, move, 1hrwt
• C. he, frag, move, c/s, 1hrwt
• D. He, Frag, Move, c/s, 1hrwt

Answer: (A)

All-way-acting fragmentation creates shrapnel danger in every direction, so the safety approach must address the presence of high explosive, the fragmentation hazard, the need to move to a safe distance, and the safety controls to secure the area. The four elements—High Explosive, Fragmentation, Move, and C/S—cover those needs: confirming the explosive nature, recognizing and mitigating the fragment threat, getting personnel out of the danger zone, and applying the safety controls to keep the scene secure. A waiting period is not part of this scenario because it doesn’t reduce the immediate fragmentation risk and could keep people exposed longer.

All-way-acting fragmentation creates shrapnel danger in every direction, so the safety approach must address the presence of high explosive, the fragmentation hazard, the need to move to a safe distance, and the safety controls to secure the area. The four elements—High Explosive, Fragmentation, Move, and C/S—cover those needs: confirming the explosive nature, recognizing and mitigating the fragment threat, getting personnel out of the danger zone, and applying the safety controls to keep the scene secure. A waiting period is not part of this scenario because it doesn’t reduce the immediate fragmentation risk and could keep people exposed longer.