What is NOT a responsibility for conducting and administering the test plan?

The responsibility of conducting and administering a test plan focuses on overseeing the testing process to ensure it is done correctly and safely. Supervising personnel involves managing the individuals who are conducting the testing to ensure they follow the proper protocols and procedures. Documenting procedures ensures that all actions taken during the testing are recorded for review and compliance purposes. Ensuring compliance with regulations is critical to maintain safety standards and adhere to established guidelines for handling and testing explosives.

Changing equipment types, however, does not fit within the standard responsibilities associated with administering a test plan. Instead, it may introduce variables that were not accounted for in the original test plan, potentially compromising safety and validity of the results. Therefore, it's important to maintain consistency in the equipment used during testing to ensure accurate and reliable outcomes.