This NCOIC is responsible for developing work center training requirements.

• A. Pro Sup
• B. MEL
• C. Section
• D. PS&D

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that the person in charge of a work center’s people and tasks is responsible for identifying and setting up the training needed for that center. The NCOIC of a work center is closest to the daily operations and knows exactly which tasks are performed, what level of proficiency is required, and what certifications or refreshers are needed. Because of that direct oversight, they develop the work center’s training requirements, map tasks to training, and ensure the training plan stays current so the crew can perform safely and effectively.

Having the training plan owned by the section makes sense because it ties directly to the people and tasks in that area, rather than broader production supervision or documentation roles. The other options don’t focus on the day-to-day training needs of a specific work center: the Production Superintendent oversees overall production, the MEL is a maintenance readiness list, and PS&D covers planning and documentation at a higher level.