If a particular position is not filled, who performs the duties of safety officers and assistant instructors?

When a designated position, such as a safety officer or assistant instructor, is not filled, it is typically the responsibility of the instructor-in-charge to assume those duties. The instructor-in-charge is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the instruction and ensuring the safety of the participants. This central role includes taking on additional responsibilities when there is a gap in staff, ensuring that all necessary functions are fulfilled to maintain a safe and effective learning environment.

The instructor-in-charge is knowledgeable about the program and trained to manage various situations that may arise, including safety protocols and instructional support. By stepping in to perform these duties, the instructor-in-charge helps maintain continuity and quality of instruction, as well as the safety of all participants, which is a critical aspect of any instructional setting.