What does the quarterly requalification consist of?

• A. Demonstrating the process on a test assembly
• B. Completing a written theory exam
• C. Submitting the qualification package to records
• D. Attending a safety briefing

Answer: (A)

Quarterly requalification is a hands-on check of your ability to perform the procedure. It requires you to demonstrate the process on a test assembly, showing you can execute each step correctly, in the proper sequence, with the right safety checks under simulated conditions. This confirms you can translate training into action and keeps your skills current. A written theory exam tests knowledge on paper, but doesn’t prove you can manipulate the equipment. Submitting a qualification package to records is administrative, not a live performance demonstration. Attending a safety briefing is important for safety awareness but does not validate practical proficiency.