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The remote Pilot in Command (PIC) is responsible for briefing participants about emergency procedures in commercial UAS operations. This responsibility is rooted in the understanding that the PIC has the ultimate authority and accountability for the operation of the drone, including the safety of those involved in the operation.

The PIC must ensure that all participants, including crew members and visual observers, are familiar with the emergency procedures specific to the operation at hand. This might include protocols for dealing with a loss of control, emergency landings, or any other potential hazards that could arise during flight. The effectiveness of this briefing directly impacts the safety and readiness of the team in case an emergency occurs.

While other individuals may play important roles in the operation, such as FAA inspectors or the aircraft manufacturer, they do not have the responsibility for conducting briefings on emergency procedures during specific operations. Instead, it is the remote PIC's job to ensure that all team members are properly informed and prepared for any contingencies that might arise during UAS operations.