If a FAASTeam Program Manager asks you to be the training provider for remedial training under the Compliance Program, what is one of your responsibilities?

If a FAASTeam Program Manager asks you to be the training provider for remedial training under the Compliance Program, what is one of your responsibilities?

• A. Be the liaison between the pilot and the FAA.
• B. Penalize the pilot directly.
• C. Create penalties for non-compliance.
• D. Cancel all future training.

Answer: (A)

The essential role here is to act as the liaison between the pilot and the FAA. When you’re the training provider for remedial training under the Compliance Program, you coordinate the process by confirming what needs to be addressed, scheduling and delivering the remedial instruction, and reporting the pilot’s progress and completion to the FAASTeam and the FAA. This ensures clear, timely communication and proper documentation so the pilot can return to compliant status. Penalties or enforcement actions aren’t your duties as a training provider, nor is canceling future training; those are handled by the FAA. Your focus is on facilitating the training and keeping accurate records to demonstrate compliance.

The essential role here is to act as the liaison between the pilot and the FAA. When you’re the training provider for remedial training under the Compliance Program, you coordinate the process by confirming what needs to be addressed, scheduling and delivering the remedial instruction, and reporting the pilot’s progress and completion to the FAASTeam and the FAA. This ensures clear, timely communication and proper documentation so the pilot can return to compliant status. Penalties or enforcement actions aren’t your duties as a training provider, nor is canceling future training; those are handled by the FAA. Your focus is on facilitating the training and keeping accurate records to demonstrate compliance.