Management operations of St. Therese shooting range

This study assessed the management operations of St. Therese Shooting Range, covering nine key aspects: operational plan, composition and qualification, registered members, directional policies, practices, comparison with government policies, control mechanisms, recommendations for sustainability, and prospects for the next five years. A descriptive-analytical research design was employed, utilizing a case study approach and mixed-methods. Data collection included surveys, interviews, and document analysis, providing a comprehensive understanding of the range's management operations. The findings indicated an effective operational plan (Overall Mean = 4.36), adequate composition with certified staff (Overall Mean = 4.31), and a strong safety culture (Overall Mean = 4.34). The range's control mechanisms in budgeting, resource allocation, and expense management were effective (Mean scores: 4.15-4.48). The range's management operations were effective. This effectiveness contributed to a safe and supportive environment for shooters. The study concluded that St. Therese Shooting Range demonstrated strong management operations, fostering a secure environment for recreational and competitive shooting activities. Recommendations included enhancing safety protocols, optimizing operations, and diversifying revenue streams to ensure long-term financial stability and operational sustainability.