What is the consequence for a student who fails to maintain two Incident Cards?

The consequence for a student failing to maintain two Incident Cards is classified as a Level 'A' violation. This classification indicates that the infraction is significant and may affect the student's standing or progression in the program.

Maintaining Incident Cards is essential as they document any incidents, behaviors, or violations that occur during the training period. Failing to keep these records can be seen as a neglect of responsibilities or a lack of accountability, which is why it is treated with such seriousness in the context of the program's disciplinary framework.

In contrast, other possible consequences, such as receiving extra academic assignments, having to redo the course, or merely receiving a warning from an instructor, do not reflect the severity of the violation associated with not maintaining the required documentation. The classification as a Level 'A' violation underscores the importance of adherence to procedural standards within the training environment.