Who can recommend additional training hours?

• A. ATM
• B. OJTI
• C. Training Team
• D. Facility Manager

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that the Training Team oversees the entire training program, including how many hours are allocated and when more hours are needed. They review how well someone is meeting competency standards, look at performance and safety considerations, and check relevant regulatory or company requirements. Based on that assessment, they can recommend adjusting the training plan, including adding extra hours, to ensure the trainee reaches the required level of proficiency. They’re the group that coordinates with instructors and management to authorize changes to training time.

The other roles aren’t in charge of setting or changing training hours. The person guiding day-to-day instruction might notice gaps but typically reports those findings to the Training Team for any formal adjustment. The operational supervisor focuses on running the facility and operations, while the Facility Manager handles the training environment and resources, not the program’s hour allocation. This division keeps training consistent and aligned with standards, with the Training Team as the authority on recommended additional hours.