What must be done with serviceable and unserviceable explosive items?

Explosive items must be segregated to ensure safety and minimize the risk of accidental detonation. This practice allows for the appropriate handling, storage, and transportation of explosive materials based on their condition. By separating serviceable from unserviceable items, it prevents potential hazards associated with mixing intact explosives with those that may be damaged or unstable.

Segregation also aligns with safety regulations and protocols in handling explosives, ensuring that proper measures are taken to mitigate risks and enhance safety in storage facilities. Each type of explosive item requires specific handling procedures, which can only be effectively managed when items are clearly categorized based on their serviceability.