Who works with the maintenance training section to create a local foreign object damage (FOD) prevention training program?

• A. Safety Manager
• B. Maintenance Training Coordinator
• C. Wing FOD Officer
• D. Wing FOD Monitor

Answer: (D)

FOD prevention training is built through close coordination between the wing’s FOD program leadership and the maintenance training function, ensuring local needs and procedures are reflected in the curriculum. The Wing FOD Monitor serves as the main point of contact for FOD at the wing level and works directly with the maintenance training section to develop and implement the local FOD prevention training. This role ensures the training content addresses actual shop practices, tools, and aircraft types, and that scheduling and delivery keep the program current. While safety staff and broader training coordinators play important parts, the specific collaboration to create and tailor local FOD training rests with the Wing FOD Monitor in partnership with maintenance training.