Handover Signatures — Assessment

1. What does a captured signature in AWRA store?

The drawing, the signer's printed name, and the timestamp Only the drawing A scanned copy of an ID A cryptographic certificate

2. Why does the printed name matter as much as the drawing?

It replaces the timestamp It is required by law Signatures are illegible by nature, so the name is what identifies a person you can contact It makes the PDF smaller

3. When can the receipt signature on a stock transfer be taken?

At any time after the transfer is created Only while the transfer is pending Only after the transfer is completed Only while the transfer is in transit

4. A delivery is signed for at a site with no mobile signal. What happens?

Only the printed name is kept The movement is refused until there is signal The mark is queued with the movement and posts once the device has signal The signature is lost and must be taken again

5. Why does AWRA not put a signature pad on expense approvals?

Because finance teams dislike drawing It is technically impossible An authenticated, permission-gated approval written to the audit trail is already the stronger record Approvals are not important

Your details for the certificate

This is the name that will appear on your certificate.

Full name

Email

We email your result to this address with a link to confirm it is yours. If you are signed in, or once you confirm, the administrators of an organisation this email belongs to on AWRA OpsHub can see your attempts and certificate. Your name is as you type it here; only the email is confirmed.

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