What is NOT a responsibility of MWC Supervisors?

The responsibility of MWC (Maintenance Work Center) Supervisors encompasses various aspects of safety and compliance within the workplace. Specifically, HAZMAT compliance, training employees on safety, and conducting chemical assessments are all directly related to ensuring a safe working environment and adhering to regulations related to hazardous materials and workplace safety protocols. These tasks require supervisors to be actively involved in the management of safety practices and ensure that employees are knowledgeable about handling hazardous substances.

In contrast, the implementation of flight procedures falls outside the typical purview of MWC Supervisors. Flight procedures generally relate to operational aspects of aviation and are more likely to be managed by personnel whose primary focus is on aircraft operations, maintenance, or flight safety rather than the maintenance work center. Therefore, while MWC Supervisors play a crucial role in maintaining safety and compliance, the responsibility for implementing flight procedures does not typically rest with them, making it the correct choice for the aspect that is NOT a responsibility of MWC Supervisors.