Who uses the Satisfactory, Needs Improvement, and Unsatisfactory columns in Block 11 of FAA Form 3120-25?

Who uses the Satisfactory, Needs Improvement, and Unsatisfactory columns in Block 11 of FAA Form 3120-25?

• A. Operations Supervisor
• B. OJTI
• C. Trainee
• D. Training Team

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that Block 11 holds the supervisor’s formal performance rating for that training element. The person who assigns Satisfactory, Needs Improvement, or Unsatisfactory is the Operations Supervisor, because this rating represents the official assessment of whether the trainee meets the required standards and is ready to progress. The On-the-Job Training Instructor observes and provides feedback, but the final rating in that block is recorded by the supervisor who oversees the trainee’s overall performance and progression. The trainee performs the tasks and receives feedback, but does not designate the rating, and while the Training Team may review progress, they do not determine the explicit column used in that block.

The main idea is that Block 11 holds the supervisor’s formal performance rating for that training element. The person who assigns Satisfactory, Needs Improvement, or Unsatisfactory is the Operations Supervisor, because this rating represents the official assessment of whether the trainee meets the required standards and is ready to progress. The On-the-Job Training Instructor observes and provides feedback, but the final rating in that block is recorded by the supervisor who oversees the trainee’s overall performance and progression. The trainee performs the tasks and receives feedback, but does not designate the rating, and while the Training Team may review progress, they do not determine the explicit column used in that block.