Who advises the Station/Section/Unit Commanders upon satisfactory completion of training?

The Commandant of the State Police Academy plays a critical role in overseeing the training of officers and is specifically tasked with evaluating the performance of these officers upon the completion of their training programs. This individual ensures that the training meets the established standards and that the officers have acquired the necessary skills and knowledge to perform their duties effectively. By advising the Station/Section/Unit Commanders, the Commandant provides valuable insights into an officer's readiness and competency, thereby facilitating informed decisions regarding personnel assignments and development.

In this scenario, the other options do not fulfill the same role in the training advisory capacity. The Director of Human Resources may be involved in personnel matters but does not typically oversee training assessments. The Chief of Police has overarching responsibilities for the department but is not directly involved in training assessments at the academy level. The Training Officer certainly plays a role in the training process, but their focus is often on executing and managing training programs rather than formally advising Commanders on completion matters. Thus, the Commandant is uniquely positioned to fulfill this advisory function effectively.