Is the Competency Assurance to be shown on the Certificate?
No. Systemic evidence as a record of the assessment and continuous assessment is sufficient for the properly performed competency assurance measures.
In the Notices to Airmen (NfL) 2-586-21, under the relevant passage on proof of training for Dangerous Goods Regulations training in accordance with CBTA requirements, it is stated that:
- the assessment of the scope of training must be listed as a date on the initial certificate (i.e. the Training Needs Analysis, TNA for short) and
- subsequently the last assessment (i.e. the assessment before recertification, which checks whether the training participant is still carrying out the activity for which they are trained) and
- whether the necessary competences are present.
Point 2.7.1 of the aforementioned edition of the NfL also states that the written final examination and the training certificates to be issued, as well as the assessment by the employer, are regarded as training records.
Point 2.7.2 Training certificates of the NfL refers to the certificates for the initial or recurrent training. In other words, the last assessment prior to receipt of the certificate, not every assessment, such as those from each individual competency assurance measure.
