Who is responsible for training competency verification in ICRA?

• A. Only the training vendor
• B. It is optional
• C. Verifying staff understand risks and can demonstrate PPE use and incident response
• D. Only management

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is that competency verification in ICRA focuses on translating training into real-world ability. It’s about making sure staff truly understands the risks present and can demonstrate proper PPE use and incident response. This demonstrates that they can apply what they’ve learned, not just recall information.

Training vendors may provide the learning content, and management offers oversight and resources, but the actual verification of competence relies on staff showing they can perform correctly. If verification is treated as optional or left solely to management, gaps can appear between knowledge and safe practice.