Who is responsible for training the crew on how to sanitize?

The responsibility for training the crew on sanitation typically falls to the medical department. This is because the medical team is well-versed in health and safety standards and has a fundamental understanding of hygiene practices necessary to prevent the spread of diseases and maintain a healthy environment. They are equipped to educate others on proper sanitation protocols, including how to clean and sanitize equipment and facilities effectively.

The other roles, while important in their respective areas, do not usually focus specifically on sanitation training. The Chief Engineer tends to concentrate on operational and technical aspects, the Environment Officer focuses on environmental compliance and sustainability, and the Safety Officer is primarily concerned with overall safety regulations and practices. Therefore, the medical department is best suited for this specific educational role regarding sanitation procedures.