This is supervisory and administrative work in the operation of a county firearms range.
Work involves planning and directing the functions of the firearms range.
An employee in this class exercises considerable independent judgment in formulating objectives and procedures, and in insuring the overall safety of firearms range operations. Work also includes the preparation of budget recommendations, as well as, fiscal responsibility for revenue produced. Supervision is provided by review of program effectiveness, reports, conferences and observation of results obtained. This classification is distinguished from a Range Master I by the additional experience required. Meets with organized groups, individuals, or other interested parties to provide information, assess community-wide needs, and further public relations for the county.