Under the MMR, how should handled military munitions be stored?

Military munitions must be stored in designated secure locations with appropriate safety measures to ensure the safety of personnel, the public, and the environment. Secure storage helps prevent unauthorized access and potential accidents or incidents involving munitions. The requirement for safety measures includes conditions like proper ventilation, temperature control, and the implementation of security protocols to protect against theft or sabotage.

Storing munitions in secure and designated areas also lends itself to better inventory management and emergency response strategies. Proper storage practices are vital to comply with regulations and standards that apply to the handling and storage of explosive materials. This approach minimizes the risk of accidents and allows for better control of hazardous materials, ensuring that munitions are stored in a manner that reduces the potential for incidents.

The effectiveness of regulatory compliance depends on following these protocols to maintain a safe environment, thus helping to prevent dangerous situations that could arise from improper handling or insufficient security measures.