Evidence-Based Competency Assessment
From Subjective Grading to Structured, Traceable Competency Records
Head of Training, Training Managers, C-Suite
Instructors, Regulatory Affairs, Safety Managers
"Every grade should have a reason, every reason should have evidence, and every piece of evidence should be traceable to its source. Amris makes this a reality."
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Executive Summary
Traditional pilot training assessment relies on subjective instructor judgment, leading to inconsistencies and lost evidence. Amris converts training sessions into structured, evidence-backed competency records through AI-powered evidence extraction, structured grading frameworks, and an immutable audit trail. When a regulator asks 'why was this pilot graded a 3 on Situation Awareness?' the answer is no longer a reconstruction from memory — it is a citation from evidence. This paper demonstrates how evidence-based competency assessment transforms training from an administrative obligation into a strategic intelligence asset, enabling fleet-wide trend analysis, targeted curriculum improvements, and defensible regulatory positions.
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