What should a candidate do upon completing a drill successfully?

When a candidate successfully completes a drill, it is essential to log the drill immediately in the system. This action is important for several reasons. First, timely documentation ensures that the training records are accurate and up-to-date, reflecting the candidate’s training progression. Second, logging the drill promptly helps maintain a formal record of the training that can be referenced later for performance evaluations, reporting, or compliance with department requirements.

Additionally, immediate logging prevents potential forgetfulness or information loss that might occur if the candidate delays the entry. In a structured environment like fire rescue training, maintaining accurate records is critical for tracking skills acquisition and ensuring operational readiness.

Other options may not provide the same level of efficiency or accountability. For instance, waiting for further instructions could lead to confusion and a lack of proper documentation, while moving on to the next drill without logging fails to recognize the successful completion of the current drill. Notifying the Training Bureau may be important at times, but the immediate step after completing a drill should be to log the activity to uphold systematic training protocols.