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A new piece of equipment requires safety skills beyond a trainer's current competence. What should precede instruction?

  1. ARead the user manual and begin instructing clients that day
  2. BObtain relevant training or refer to a qualified professional
  3. CHave a client who has used similar equipment demonstrate it
  4. DSupervise clients from a distance until a trained colleague is free
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Answer

B

When equipment requires skills beyond current competence, the trainer obtains training first or refers to a qualified professional.

A

A manual is a starting point, but reading it does not build the hands-on safety skills the equipment requires.

C

A client's familiarity does not substitute for the trainer's competence and responsibility.

D

Distant supervision by someone without the safety skills does not make the session safe.

B

When equipment requires skills beyond current competence, the trainer obtains training first or refers to a qualified professional.

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