Location: Navy eLearning

  • Level I Material Control Awareness Training – Planning and Procurement QA

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    Chris Fischer

    This training course provides you with functional responsibilities typically associated with Planning and Procurement Quality Assurance for the Level I Material Control Program. This training has been developed specifically to support the roles and responsibilities of Planning and Procurement personnel. This course provides an overview and history of the Level I Material Control Program and…

  • Level I Material Control Awareness Training – Receipt Inspection

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    Chris Fischer

    This training course provides you with functional responsibilities typically associated with Receipt Inspection for the Level I Material Control Program. This training has been developed specifically to support the roles and responsibilities of Receipt Inspection personnel. This course provides an overview and history of the Level I Material Control Program and discusses the Receipt Inspection…

  • Level I Material Control Awareness Training – Shop Trades

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    Chris Fischer

    This training course provides you with functional responsibilities typically associated with Shop Trades for the Level I Material Control Program. This training has been developed specifically to support the roles and responsibilities of Shop Trades personnel. This course provides an overview and history of the Level I Material Control Program and discusses the Shop Trades…

  • Level I Material Control Awareness Training – Supply and Material Handlers

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    Chris Fischer

    This training course provides you with functional responsibilities typically associated with Supply and Material Handlers for the Level I Material Control Program. This training has been developed specifically to support the roles and responsibilities of Supply and Material Handlers. This course provides an overview and history of the Level I Material Control Program and discusses…

  • Oxygen Clean Worker Refresher Training

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    Chris Fischer

    This course provides an introduction to oxygen and an introduction to oxygen cleaning. The course discusses different types of cleaners, the clean room, component cleaning, and flushing.

  • Controlled Industrial Material (CIM) Awareness Training

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    Chris Fischer

    The purpose of this course is to provide the student with general knowledge of the Controlled Industrial Material program’s historical origin, development, purpose, and program requirements per NAVSEA Instructions 4855.30 and 4855.45.

  • Counterfeit Materiel Prevention Policy Implementation

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    Chris Fischer

    NAVSEA Instruction 4855.40 provides requirements for NAVSEA organizations to implement counterfeit materiel prevention processes. This training will help you to understand how to implement those requirements, including avoidance, detection, reporting, containment, investigation, and disposition requirements.

  • Electric Plant Architecture Training

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    Chris Fischer

    The training objectives of this course are to understand the acronyms used in the Electric Plant Architecture, along with the components and their functions in the Electric Plant Architecture. Objectives include the concept of a graceful electric plant degradation, controls and indications, and component redundancies in the Electric Plant Architecture, modes of operation of the Electric…

  • Level I Material Control Awareness Training – Engineering

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    Chris Fischer

    This training course provides you with functional responsibilities typically associated with Engineering for the Level I Material Control Program. This training has been developed specifically to support the roles and responsibilities of Engineering personnel. This course provides an overview and history of the Level I Material Control Program and discusses the Engineering functional elements for…

  • DON Active Shooter

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    Chris Fischer

    Active Shooter situations are unpredictable and evolve quickly. Because the situations are often over within ten to fifteen minutes, and prior to law enforcement arriving, individuals must be prepared both mentally and physically to deal with an Active Shooter situation. Some questions to ask yourself are: How would I describe an Active Shooter incident?; What…