What is a High-Hazard Impact Area primarily used for?

A High-Hazard Impact Area is specifically designated for the containment and management of sensitive high-explosive ammunition. This classification is due to the potential risks associated with handling and storing such munitions, which can present considerable dangers if not managed correctly. The primary purpose of this area is to ensure that any accidental discharge or explosive event is confined within a controlled and secure location, minimizing risk to personnel and surrounding environments.

Other options don’t fit the primary function of a High-Hazard Impact Area. Storing non-sensitive ammunition does not require such a high level of security or risk management as sensitive high-explosive ammunition. Training with live-fire exercises could occur in other designated areas that do not involve high-hazard materials. Conducting safety inspections is necessary but does not specifically relate to the purpose of a High-Hazard Impact Area, which is primarily focused on the containment of high-explosive materials.