TC 6-02.46 — Training And Certification Standards For Expeditionary Signal Companies
TC 6-02.46 governs training and qualification for individuals and teams on assigned signal equipment using signal assessment tables.
- Publication number: TC 6-02.46
- Title: TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION STANDARDS FOR EXPEDITIONARY SIGNAL COMPANIES
- Date: 08/06/2026
- Proponent: T2COM
- Status: ACTIVE
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TC 6-02.46 covers company training, collective training techniques, realistic training environments, digital battle drills, safety, and the 8-step training model. It establishes training, evaluation, and certification frameworks for individual Soldiers, teams, sections, and specialized signal teams.
Applies to: Units that train and qualify using signal assessment tables ensure individual and team proficiency for expeditionary signal companies.
Topics covered
- Company-level signal training
- Collective training techniques
- Realistic training environments
- Digital battle drills
- Signal assessment tables
- Individual skills testing
- Team certification
- Section validation
Questions and answers
When must Soldiers complete table I training?
Prior to moving on to table II, Soldiers must be trained on table I. (paragraph 1-12)
How do leaders monitor individual task training?
Leaders monitor Soldier training and individual task completion to certify proficiency in technical, tactical, and leadership skills. (paragraph 1-12)
What must teams complete for table IV certification?
The team must complete deployment readiness exercise level I, preventive maintenance checks and services, and submit a DA Form 5988-E for their assigned system. (paragraph 2-78)
What risk assessment is required before training events?
In a training environment, leaders must perform a risk assessment before each training event in accordance with ATP 5-19. (paragraph 1-37)
When should units end a training event?
Units should not end a training event until all scheduled tasks are trained to standard and all training objectives are met. (paragraph 1-35)