Introduction to ICD 705 Training

Service Description

The Introduction to ICD 705 is a comprehensive course covering all the basics of secure facility design and construction. The curriculum focuses on teaching students how to manage projects from concept to de-accreditation. WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Anyone involved in ICD 705 or SCIF/SAPF design, construction, security, facilities, engineering or program management will find benefit in taking this training course. COURSE OBJECTIVES • Students will learn to track a secure facility project from concept to completion, based upon collaborative AO/CTTA integration and understanding • Students will learn to identify and complete all necessary documentation for SCIF/SAPF planning, design, accreditation, operation, and de-accreditation • Students will learn to differentiate construction requirements for several types of secure environments and design/construction considerations for each • Students will be able to identify threat, risk and vulnerability concerns for secure facilities and better understand policy requirement mitigations in addressing those • Students will understand basic ICD 705 construction design considerations for secure facility contexts and how to collaborate with customers and stakeholders to satisfy requirements for eventual accreditation • Students will learn several requirements and responsibilities for ICD 705 related construction management, site security, and other roles BASIC AGENDA FOR THE FIVE-DAY TRAINING Day 1: Overview of ICD 705 Policy and SCIF Planning Day 2: Threat Assessments and Requirements Day 3: SCIF Design and Construction Day 4: Accreditation and Operations Day 5: De-accreditation and Beyond