How do you train and record Army Warrior Tasks?

At what level are you asking. DTMS is the answer for company level and up. If you are asking a squad leader or PSG, then the answer will be different.

DTMS is the answer. You can log all Warrior Task that have been completed. That way you can keep track of what needs to be completed for whatever you got going on (i.e. NTC, JRTC, deployment, etc.)

I record my section's training in my leader's book. Then I follow up with S3 to verify that stuff is put into DTMS..or sometimes enter it myself.

Here's the thing. All of these skill level 1 training tasks are taught to new Pvts at BCT and its tracked by the drills on up. So let's not reinvent the wheel here and delegate it to the platoon level. Depending on how many soldiers you are testing it can take approxamently 28 hours to complete and that's with 240 new Pvts.

What we do is when we sit down and build the Co YTC we integrate AWT into training (usually 1st and 2nd QTR). Obviously DTMS will produce the task, conditions, standards etc, and obviously it is imputed into DTMS after the fact for the CDR's Assessment. It is directed down to Plt level for PL and PSG to ensure that A. Tasks are done to standards B. All resourcing is done at Plt level (except for IWQ).
At my level(PSG). Myself and PL task SL's for specific tasks and assist with the planning and resourcing of events.
We have too much to get done with what little time we have each month so we spread out the tasks and ATTEMPT to tie it in with any METL training we have going on.

Ideally it runs this way:

You as the commander submit your quarterly training briefs for approval. Every aspect of training should be included (AR 350-1 training as well) and input into dtms.

Every time your unit conducts training the dtms clerk will generate a roster and add those individuals who train. Everyone signs in and when the training is complete your training room will maintain the rosters as well as inputting go/no-go into dtms. During inspection, IG will check your rosters, your training plans, and your dtms input information.

This is a challenge for the reserve compos. When I was on active duty we would kill time in the motor pool by completing these tasks. When I joined the ARNG it was no where near as easy. The issue with any training in COMPO 2 and 3 is time. If all of your "required' training was really completed by everyone and to standard then you must have a very small unit that does nothing else. You need to be creative and have numerous Soldiers training at once (often not possible if the task requires training aids), all of this is why the ARNG units often do not have completed DTMS records until they get extra time due to a mob or NTC/JRTC rotation. I know I did not answer your question, but just like everything else in the Army it depends on the unit on what the best way is. I have found success by having multiple laptops and recording it as you go. Often this means personal laptops.

Any training should be recorded by the Training Officer/NCO of the unit, whether its grade sheets or Record of Memorandum- the manual its self should mention how it is recorded.

Back in the day Sir it was on the training schedule and a sign in roster was filled out and the CO signed a memo stating who was proficient!

My favorite way to verify a soldier was trained in their Army Warrior Tasks was that every soldier carried with them at all times their soldiers handbook. I considered that to be a part of their uniform and a soldier would be counseled if they did not have it. In their handbook, I would be able to put the date and status of their training (Go/No-go). I would also be able to add to their training tasks as needed.