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发放火工品时应注意什么问题？

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（1）查放炮员手续、证件是否齐全有效，背运包装箱理否符合安全规程要求。

（2）做好发放台帐登记，手持机按程序操作，进行扫描采集信息。

（3）对发放的火工品，保管员与领料员要当面清点数量，相互签字

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