Who is primarily responsible for enforcing safety while using the archery range?

The primary responsibility for enforcing safety at the archery range lies with every participant in the range. This collective approach to safety ensures that all individuals present, regardless of their experience level, are actively engaged in maintaining a secure environment. Each archer has a duty to be aware of their surroundings, follow established safety protocols, and look out for one another. This communal responsibility helps to prevent accidents and promotes a culture of safety where everyone can enjoy the sport confidently.

While designated safety officers and range managers play significant roles in establishing and overseeing safety protocols, true safety is upheld most effectively when every individual on the range takes an active role. This includes adhering to the rules, reporting unsafe behavior, and ensuring that personal actions do not compromise the safety of others.