What type of lock must trainees use for their lockers?

Trainees are required to use a personal combination lock for their lockers because combination locks provide a secure yet accessible option for safeguarding personal belongings. This type of lock allows users to set and change their own codes, enhancing privacy and reducing the risk of unauthorized access. Personal combination locks are also simple to operate; trainees can quickly open their lockers without the need for physical keys, which can be easily lost or misplaced.

Using personal combination locks aligns with training protocols that emphasize self-reliance and responsibility among trainees, as they are required to remember their unique combinations. Additionally, this method fosters accountability, ensuring that each trainee is responsible for their secure storage without needing to rely on staff for keys or assistance.