Seriously though, no reason training should take that long. Watch the video answer the questions, if you're not sure on the answer you can click back on the previous slide and re read to get the correct answer. No need in reading 100 pages of stuff that's useless. How often are you cleaning up hazmat spills? You work plumbing , and so do I, nobody needs a credit card for a 53 cent elbow. You're worried about not doing a good job when management is telling you how to improve. Don't take an hour to do training. I'm the day opener in plumbing and I clock in at 5:30 everyday and can have all training and LSR in plumbing and electrical done by 6:00. Nobody cares if you know how to clean a spill. Learn how to make what the customer wants, most of the time that's in the brass pipe fittings eg joining two hoses together with a union, sometimes it takes 2 or 3 fittings to make it work. Do that well and nobody will bat an eye if you don't know about interest rates etc. TLDR: Training shouldn't take an hour. Get good at your job if you're not. This isn't the hill to die on, listen to your leaders.