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Range Activity SAFEty Training
ScoutingU has launched the new “Range Activity SAFEty” online training, which is now also accessible on mobile devices.
The primary goal of Scouting America’s range and target activities is first and foremost centered around teaching safety. This new Range Activity SAFEty online training equips adult leaders with the knowledge to help support SAFE range and target activities at the unit level for Scouts BSA troops, Venturing crews, and Sea Scout ships. It’s important to note that Cub Scout packs are not permitted to lead unit-level range and target activities. This training is not required for district or council led range and target activities. This training is also not a replacement for certified instructors who must be present to operate the ranges.
To access the updated training, log onto my.Scouting.org, click the My Training box, Select Scouts BSA, Select Catalog on top and then sort by the most recent or enter “Range Activity SAFEty.”
To print the training certificate: Once you have completed the course, it will take around half an hour for the completion to populate into your my.scouting.org account. Once it appears on the list of your completions, just click it and download the certificate.
For additional information regarding Scouting’s Range and Target Activities, please refer to
the Guide to Safe Scouting and the National Range and Target Activities Manual.
FAQs
Q. Who must take Range Activity SAFEty online training?
A. At a minimum, all Scouts BSA Troops, Venturing Crews, and Sea Scout Ships who provide unit-level sponsored/planned range and target activities must have at least one registered unit leader 21+ years of age take the Range Activity SAFEty online training at my.Scouting. This individual must be present at the
range during the activity. This training is not required for district or council led range and target activities.
Q. Does Range Activity SAFEty online training have to be renewed?
A. Yes, each unit must have at least one adult 21+ years of age present at the activity who has taken the training within the previous two years.
Q. Is Range Activity SAFEty training available to take in person?
A. No, Range Activity SAFEty training is only available online. It is also mobile compatible.