The city must retain records for a confined-space safety class. What record-keeping meets the instructor's duty?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Safety class records are per person, not a doodle of how many chairs were filled. Attendance, what each learner did, and how they performed have to live in a file the city can keep. Photos and memory do not substitute.
Full Explanation
Required record-keeping covers individual learner attendance, activity, and performance, not a disposable group headcount. Municipal safety training often has retention rules, so the instructor maintains named records that show who attended, which activities they completed, and how they performed. A class photo or unaided memory is not an auditable record. Retain the individual file as the city specifies.