Who is responsible for the training plan when involving civilian participation in activities?

The responsibility for the training plan when involving civilian participation in activities falls to the ROIC (Range Officer in Charge). This individual is tasked with ensuring that the training environment is safe and conducive for both military personnel and civilians. This includes developing specific guidelines, protocols, and procedures that consider the unique dynamics of civilian involvement in military training activities. The ROIC must also ensure that civilians receive appropriate instruction and understand safety measures to mitigate risks during these activities.

This role requires a comprehensive understanding of the training landscape, as well as the integration of civilian participation without compromising the objectives of the training or the safety of all participants. Other roles, like the commanding officer or range control, may play supportive or oversight roles, but the direct responsibility for creating and implementing the training plan that includes civilians specifically lies with the ROIC.