Who ensures that workers are following safety procedures and conducts training for personnel, while bearing responsibility for the health of all personnel under them?

• A. BE Flight Commander
• B. Workplace Supervisor
• C. Individual Worker
• D. Unit LSO

Answer: (B)

Supervisory responsibility for safety procedures and training is assigned to the Workplace Supervisor. This role ensures workers follow established safety procedures, conducts safety training for personnel, and bears responsibility for the health and welfare of everyone under their supervision. The supervisor translates safety policies into daily practice, checks competency, and takes corrective action when hazards are found, keeping the workforce healthy and safe.

The other roles have different scopes. A BE Flight Commander leads operations within a unit and has broader command duties, but the day-to-day responsibility for enforcing safety procedures and training all personnel’s health typically sits with the supervisor. An individual worker follows procedures but doesn’t train others or manage coworkers’ health. A Unit LSO focuses on unit-level safety oversight and specialized safety tasks rather than the general health and training of all personnel.