Who is responsible for inspecting the system after the HRST Master rugs systems?

The SIO, or Site Inspection Officer, is responsible for inspecting the system after the HRST (High-Risk Training System) Master rugs systems. This role involves ensuring that all systems meet safety and operational standards and that any potential risks are identified and managed appropriately. The SIO conducts thorough assessments of the equipment and procedures post-implementation, verifying that they are functioning as intended and comply with established guidelines.

In contrast, other roles like the OIC (Officer in Charge) may oversee overall operational aspects and leadership but do not specifically focus on system inspections. The RSO (Radiation Safety Officer) is responsible for radiation safety protocols and compliance, and while vital to safety, does not typically conduct inspections for HRST systems. Meanwhile, the Crew Chief manages the personnel and equipment for operational readiness, again not focusing on the specialized inspection responsibilities that fall under the SIO's purview. Therefore, the SIO's role encompasses the specific task of inspecting the system after the integration of the HRST Master rugs systems, ensuring a thorough evaluation process.