Introduction to ICD 705 Training (CA

Course Description

The Introduction to ICD 705 Training is SPG's foundational ICD 705 training that includes the latest policy guidance, methodologies, and real-world applications for today’s secure facility environment. The training covers all the basics of secure facility design and construction. The curriculum focuses on teaching students how to manage projects from concept to de-accreditation. Through this expert-led course gain a comprehensive understanding of ICD 705 policy requirements, learn the aspects of a secure facility design/build project, and discuss construction methodologies to drive successful accreditation. Please note that all participants must be US citizens to be eligible to attend. All participants who complete the course will earn a certificate. The certificate may be submitted for continuing education units (CEU), subject to approval by the credentialing body. 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. AGENDA FOR THE FIVE-DAY TRAINING Day 1: Overview of ICD 705 Policy & SCIF Planning Day 2: Threat Assessments & Requirements Day 3: SCIF Design & Construction Day 4: Accreditation & Operations Day 5: De-accreditation & Beyond 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 REQUIREMENTS To enroll, participants must be U.S. citizens and provide a business or company-issued email address and company name.