Chemical Devices

DOE-STD-1091-96

CENTRAL TRAINING ACADEMY (CTA), located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is the

organization designated by the Director of Office of Security Affairs to carry out a

safeguards and security education program that includes instructor training,

development of course material, firearms R&D, and selected site assistance programs.

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CHEMICAL DEVICES are devices that contain incendiary mixtures or liquid mixtures

that will produce smoke or irritant, burning, poisonous or asphyxiating gases.

CLEARING BARREL is a device used to point a firearm at or into during the loading and

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unloading process that will contain any inadvertently discharged round.

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CONTRACTOR is any DOE prime contractor or subcontractor subject to the

contractual provisions of DOE or specific negotiated contract provisions indicating

DOE's decision to enforce environmental protection, safety, and health protection

requirements.

CONTROLLER is an individual trained in firearms activities who helps to ensure that

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training exercises are conducted safely and that all participants are following the rules.

DEFECTIVE FIREARM is a firearm that, because of improper assembly, excessive

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wear, or broken or missing parts, does not function according to design specifications.

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DRY FIRING is a training procedure to improve proficiency that uses a firearm without

blank or live ammunition.

DUD is a bomb, grenade, or shell that fails to explode.

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ENGAGEMENT SIMULATION SYSTEM (ESS) is composed of three elements: (a)

devices that provide firearm effects, (b) a control system, and a training-support

package.

EXERCISE is any scenario that simulates an actual incident to which a protective force

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would respond.