Under TRO-12, a single incident involving a violation results in certificate revocation for how long?

Under TRO-12, a single incident involving a violation results in certificate revocation for how long?

• A. 7 calendar days
• B. 14 calendar days
• C. 30 calendar days
• D. 60 calendar days

Answer: (C)

Under TRO-12, the corrective action for a single violation is a 30 calendar day revocation of the certificate. This duration provides a window for review, retraining, and safe readiness to operate again, without being overly punitive for a first, isolated incident. Shorter periods aren’t the standard for a single incident, and longer revocation (such as 60 days) would typically come from more serious circumstances, multiple violations, or repeat offenses within a related situation.

Under TRO-12, the corrective action for a single violation is a 30 calendar day revocation of the certificate. This duration provides a window for review, retraining, and safe readiness to operate again, without being overly punitive for a first, isolated incident. Shorter periods aren’t the standard for a single incident, and longer revocation (such as 60 days) would typically come from more serious circumstances, multiple violations, or repeat offenses within a related situation.