Which of the following is the exact label used for the heavy equipment operator license?

• A. NAVFAC 11260/2
• B. OF-346
• C. SF-91
• D. Construction equipment operators lic. (Heavy lic.)

Answer: (D)

The key idea here is recognizing how official licenses are labeled to clearly identify the type and level of authorization. The label that spells out “Construction equipment operators lic. (Heavy lic.)” does exactly that: it names the credential (construction equipment operators license) and specifies the level (heavy). This precise wording is how such licenses are identified on forms and certificates in DoD/Navy contexts, making it unambiguous for records and audits.

The other options point to unrelated documents (a Navy form, a standard federal job application form, and a motor vehicle accident report). They do not denote any licensing credential, so they wouldn’t be used to label a heavy equipment operator license.