To ensure the unit's driver training program is properly executed and that all certifications meet regulatory standards, which action must a Company Commander take?

To ensure the unit's driver training program is properly executed and that all certifications meet regulatory standards, which action must a Company Commander take?

• A. Delegate authority to a single administrator.
• B. Appoint a small number of instructors and no examiners.
• C. Conduct training personally.
• D. Company commanders must appoint a sufficient number of license instructors and license examiners to execute and certify training.

Answer: (D)

Regulatory compliance relies on qualified personnel to deliver training and certify outcomes. A Company Commander must ensure there are enough license instructors to teach the material and license examiners to administer and certify the tests, so the program can run smoothly, maintain consistent standards, and produce legitimate certifications. If you delegate to a single administrator or rely on too few instructors with no examiners, or try to handle everything yourself, the training and certification process isn’t adequately supported or verifiable. Having a sufficient pool of licensed instructors and licensed examiners provides the necessary coverage, oversight, and credentialing to meet regulatory requirements.

Regulatory compliance relies on qualified personnel to deliver training and certify outcomes. A Company Commander must ensure there are enough license instructors to teach the material and license examiners to administer and certify the tests, so the program can run smoothly, maintain consistent standards, and produce legitimate certifications. If you delegate to a single administrator or rely on too few instructors with no examiners, or try to handle everything yourself, the training and certification process isn’t adequately supported or verifiable. Having a sufficient pool of licensed instructors and licensed examiners provides the necessary coverage, oversight, and credentialing to meet regulatory requirements.