Which item is an element of implementation records?

• A. Applicable training
• B. Product formulation
• C. Label verification
• D. Packaging materials

Answer: (A)

Implementation records capture evidence that the preventive controls are actually put into practice, including the training people have received to perform the controls correctly. Applicable training fits this role because it shows personnel were instructed on how to monitor, assess, and respond to any issues, which is exactly what you need to prove that the controls are being implemented.

Product formulation is a planning/specification item, not a record showing ongoing execution of the controls. Label verification is a verification activity showing that labeling meets requirements, which belongs in verification records rather than the day-to-day implementation evidence. Packaging materials are part of product components and materials management, not a direct record that the preventive controls were implemented.

So, training records are the element that demonstrates actual implementation of the preventive controls.