I learned a great deal about pollution prevention at active small arms firing ranges.

I learned a great deal about the potential environmental impacts and how to design preventive measures.

I learned a great deal about the range design considerations and how to apply them to protect the environment.

I understand the value, applicability and usability of this ITRC document.

I understand the importance of developing and monitoring the implementation of an Environmental Management Plan.

I understand how to evaluate the applicability of engineered pollution prevention solutions at Ranges.

I understand the fate of lead and how to control its transport mechanisms.

I understand the various considerations of lead recovery vs. in place stabilization.

I understand the distinction between regulating an operation as opposed to regulating a release.

I understand the regulatory perspective of operating firing ranges.

I can easily apply what I have learned in this course.

The information I received in this training will help me improve my job performance.

Will you recommend this training course to other environmental professionals?

I plan to distribute a downloadable version of this training and copies of the guidelines to range operators.

In your experience, how widely accepted is environmental management at small arms firing ranges?

Where did you first learn about environmental management at small arms firing ranges?

This 2¼ hour training was

Material covered in this course was

This type of training is valuable to our agency/organization/company and I will encourage colleagues to participate in future ITRC training opportunities

How did you find out about this ITRC training event?

If you answered "other," how did you find out about this ITRC training event?

Would a classroom training course on this topic be valuable to your organization?

Receiving formal documentation of continuing education units (CEUs) for ITRC training courses would be:

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