Which role is responsible for providing training required by OSHA?

• A. Unit Commander
• B. Workplace Supervisor
• C. Worker
• D. AF Form 55

Answer: (B)

OSHA-required training is delivered by the person who oversees day-to-day safety at the worksite—the workplace supervisor. They are responsible for coordinating and conducting or arranging the training, making sure it covers the actual hazards employees face, and confirming that workers understand and can apply what they’ve learned. The unit commander has broader leadership duties and resource oversight, but the direct delivery of on-the-job safety training falls to the supervisor. The worker is the trainee who attends and implements the training, not the trainer. AF Form 55 is used to document that training occurred, not to provide it.