Which forms are commonly used in Week 1?

• A. Attendance rosters, evaluation forms, incident report, PPE check, and equipment checkout/allocation forms.
• B. Attendance logs, safety audits, incident logs.
• C. Training manuals, progress trackers, budget sheets.
• D. Visitor sign-in sheets, equipment maintenance logs.

Answer: (A)

Week 1 documentation centers on onboarding, safety readiness, and getting equipment in place for new learners. The set of forms described includes attendance rosters to record who attends, evaluation forms to capture initial understanding or competencies, an incident report to document any safety events, a PPE check to verify proper personal protective equipment is available and used, and equipment checkout/allocation forms to track who has which tools for hands-on activities. Together, these documents establish a clear starting point: who was present, what they know at the outset, any safety concerns, that PPE is ready, and which equipment has been issued.

The other options mix items that don’t align as tightly with Week 1 needs. Safety audits and incident logs focus more on ongoing safety monitoring rather than onboarding; training manuals, progress trackers, and budget sheets relate more to planning and curriculum rather than immediate Week 1 documentation; visitor sign-in sheets and equipment maintenance logs address facility access or long-term upkeep, not the initial training setup.