What is the responsibility of a supervisor for an Airman in the ADAPT program?

The responsibility of a supervisor for an Airman in the ADAPT (Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment) program primarily includes monitoring the duty performance and attendance of the individual. Supervisors play a crucial role in ensuring that the Airman is adhering to the program's requirements, attending scheduled sessions, and maintaining appropriate performance standards. This oversight is vital as it helps to identify any challenges the Airman may face in their recovery process and allows for timely intervention if necessary.

By actively monitoring attendance and performance, supervisors can support the Airman’s progress and facilitate communication with the treatment team. This can also help ensure that the Airman does not return to duty until they have demonstrated adequate recovery and readiness.

While the other options may touch on related aspects of support and oversight, they do not encapsulate the primary supervisory responsibility within the ADAPT framework which centers on performance monitoring.