Which duty belongs to NAMT (NCOIC Airfield Management Training) responsibilities?

• A. Develops, implements, and manages Airfield Management training program
• B. Functions as AFM during absence
• C. Maintains a lighting outage chart
• D. Develops a monthly duty schedule

Answer: (A)

NAMT is centered on building and maintaining the training framework for Airfield Management. The duty to develop, implement, and manage the Airfield Management training program fits this role perfectly because it encompasses creating the curriculum, coordinating instructors, ensuring training standards and certifications are met, and keeping training records up to date. This ensures personnel are equipped with the knowledge and qualifications needed to perform airfield operations safely and effectively.

The other tasks lie outside training program management: stepping in as the Airfield Manager during absence is an operational leadership role tied to daily duties, maintaining a lighting outage chart is an operational/engineering task related to airfield lighting, and creating a monthly duty schedule is a manpower/shifts responsibility. These are important, but they belong to day-to-day operations or supervision, not to NAMT’s focus on training program development and oversight.