Who is primarily responsible for training logistics squadron (LRS) personnel handling controlled materials?

The Chief Inspector is primarily responsible for training logistics squadron (LRS) personnel handling controlled materials because this role typically encompasses oversight and quality assurance in the management of such sensitive items. The Chief Inspector ensures that all personnel are properly trained to understand the protocols and procedures involving controlled materials, which may include security measures, handling procedures, and compliance with regulations. This responsibility is critical in maintaining the integrity and accountability of the logistics operations that deal with controlled substances or items, thus minimizing risks and ensuring that all materials are handled correctly.

While the other roles may have training responsibilities, the Chief Inspector's focus on compliance and quality assurance makes this position central to the effective training of personnel in matters related to controlled materials. The Logistics Manager may oversee operations at a broader level, the Training Officer may develop training programs, and the Supply Clerk may assist with day-to-day operations, but none have the same level of direct responsibility for the specific training required for handling controlled materials as the Chief Inspector.