What can any training member request that is only granted by the ATTT leader?

The ability to request a training time out is a unique authority held by the Advanced Training Team Training (ATTT) leader. This provision is essential in ensuring that training is conducted safely and effectively. When a member identifies a need for a break or time out during a training session—perhaps due to safety concerns, fatigue, or personal issues—it is up to the ATTT leader to grant this request. This ensures that the overall integrity of the training environment is maintained, allowing for proper assessment of circumstances and ensuring that all members' well-being is prioritized.

Extra training sessions, safety briefings, and equipment checks are generally within the purview of wider training protocols and can often be requested by various members without needing explicit authorization from the ATTT leader. The targeted authority over time outs is a critical responsibility that reflects the leader's role in managing and safeguarding the training process.