Which documentation item should be signed by both the AHJ and the property owner?

• A. After-action report
• B. Training schedule
• C. End of evolution
• D. PPE inspection log

Answer: (C)

The main concept here is that a formal closing record for a live-fire training evolution should be signed by both the AHJ and the property owner. This end-of-evolution document serves as the official sign-off that the evolution was conducted under approved conditions, safety measures were followed, and the site has been properly secured and returned to a safe state. The dual signatures create mutual accountability and acknowledge consent to close out the operation, which is especially important for liability and compliance reasons.

Other documents serve different purposes. An after-action report is typically an internal review of performance and lessons learned, not necessarily requiring the property owner's signature. A training schedule is a planning or approval document for future activities. The PPE inspection log records equipment readiness and is usually signed by the inspector and user or supervisor, not the property owner.