Location: Waypoints

  • 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.

  • Corporate Document Management System

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    Chris Fischer

    This training includes discussions on CDMS System Access, the Global Menu, Working Areas, Adding Content to CDMS, the Function Menu, and Search Options.

  • 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…

  • Intermediate Quality Course

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    Chris Fischer

    This course provides an overview of Quality and talks about where to find supporting information and resources related to the Management System. The course discuss the two support areas: Resources and Acquisition; the four technical areas: Safety, Project Management, Systems Engineering, and Quality; and the importance of Continual Improvement within the support and technical areas.

  • 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…

  • NAVSEA SSO Annual SCI Security Awareness Training

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    Chris Fischer

    This course provides an introduction to Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) policy. The course discusses adjudication guidelines; protecting Classified Information; 700 forms; transporting; Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF); Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and dissemination/distribution; markings; threats; visitors; Portable Electronic Devices (PEDs); reproduction and destruction; prepublication; security incidents; Sensitive Activity and Intelligence-Related Contracting (SAIRC); emergency procedures, and…

  • NSWC PHD SSO Annual SCI Security Awareness Training

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    Chris Fischer

    This course provides an introduction to Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) policy. The course discusses adjudication guidelines; protecting Classified Information; 700 forms; transporting; Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF); Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) and dissemination/distribution; markings; threats; visitors; Portable Electronic Devices (PEDs); reproduction and destruction; prepublication; security incidents; Sensitive Activity and Intelligence-Related Contracting (SAIRC); emergency procedures, and…

  • On-Site Installation Coordinator (OSIC)

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    Chris Fischer

    This course represents part of the overall training requirements for an OSIC to become qualified to supervise Alteration Installation Team (AIT) installations. Each command will dictate additional training requirements, as deemed necessary, for an OSIC to obtain qualification.

  • Cyberspace Information Technology/Cybersecurity Workforce: Contracts

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    Chris Fischer

    This course was developed primarily for Contracting Officers; Contracting Officer’s Representatives (COR); Technical Advisors/Technical Points of Contact (TPoC); Task Order Managers (TOM); and any other personnel responsible for monitoring and maintaining contracts. This training may also benefit Cyber IT/Cybersecurity Workforce Program Managers. This course discusses contract language requirements, qualification requirements, continuing education requirements, maintaining documentation,…