ATF and DoD Security Compliance for AA&E
ATF Regulations & Vendor Compliance Course
Reading the Code of Federal Regulations is difficult and cumbersome to find areas your organization must focus to ensure compliance. Let our instructors with 20+ years of assisting large commercial producers of energetic material remain compliant walk your organization through the 27 CFR Part 555.
This 4-day course uses lecture, discussion, and workshop exercises to provide in-depth knowledge of 27 CFR Part 555 requirements for commercial explosives. Physical security requirements outlined in DODM 5100.76. Training covers all aspects of Part 555 to include:
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Interstate and foreign commerce in explosives
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Manufacturer, importer, and dealer explosive licensing
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User permits
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Conduct of business operations
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Storage of commercial explosives
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Acceptable magazines, location of magazines, quantity and storage restrictions, separation distances, etc.
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Recordkeeping and reporting
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Exemptions, unlawful acts, penalties, seizures, and forfeitures
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Marking of plastic explosives
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Determining your Security Risk Code (SRC) for DoD AE contracts
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Physical security requirements IAW DODM 5100.76.
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Preparing for an ATF and/or DCSA audit
Upon course conclusion, participants will have a more comprehensive understanding of Part 555 requirements. If applicable, participants will know better how to meet all accountability and security requirements for commercial and government contracts. In addition to being more comfortable with the regulation, the course provides attendees “take aways” such as example cover letters, checklists, application completion practice, flow diagrams, etc.
- Tue, Jul 22Drury Inn & Suites San Antonio RiverwalkJul 22, 2025, 8:00 AM – Jul 25, 2025, 4:00 PMDrury Inn & Suites San Antonio Riverwalk, 201 N St Mary's St, San Antonio, TX 78205, USACourse Registration Fee: $1,950 This 4-day, in-person course uses lecture, discussion, and workshop exercises to provide in-depth knowledge of 27 CFR Part 555 requirements to ensure AE manufacturers are compliant with ATF regulations.