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that we have neglected some critical factor. Once we have
developed a comprehensive checklist, this can provide a
template for subsequent pilots.

10.5.4 Step 4: Schedule facilities

Next, schedule room(s) in the case of classroom training, or
work station(s) and equipment in the case of structured
on-the-job training (SOJT) sessions. When scheduling, try to
get the same room, work station, or equipment that would
be used in any other training event.

10.5.5 Step 5: Prepare required materials

Prepare all required materials for the pilot session, including
training materials, safety materials, and process materials.
These materials can be listed on the comprehensive checklist,
and can be ignored (N/A'd) if not needed.
Training materials include:

■ fl ip charts and markers;
■ handouts for trainees;
■ job aids;
■ placards;
■ PowerPoint slides;
■ script for trainers;
■ transparencies;
■ white board and markers.

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Safety materials include:

■ Job Safety Analysis (JSA);
■ Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS);