Security Awareness Day

WRSO is sponsoring several security events both at the NOAA WRC campus and at the Jackson Federal Building
during the week of July 13th:

July 14-15
Electronic Questionnaires for Investigations Processing (e-QIP)
This workshop is a high-level overview of e-QIP processing, including "Position Sensitivity" requirements. It will provide updated policy and procedures on all types of background investigations. e-QIP will be discussed and demonstrated.  It is highly recommended that WFMO employees attend. Request audience be limited to those who work with eQIP.
Conducted by: Jason Haack
Duration: 3 hours
Room: OCIO Computer Room, Building 1

 

July 14-15
HSPD-12 as it relates to NOAA
This workshop will discuss HSPD-12, RAPIDS, DEERS, CVS and other badging procedures.
Request audience be limited to those who are Trusted Agents and Administrative Officers.
Conducted by: Jason Haack
Duration: 3 hours
Room:  OCIO Computer Room, Building 1

July 14th
Sponsoring Foreign Nationals Workshop
This workshop will teach the basic procedures for sponsoring foreign nationals and remind DOC employees of their responsibility (and ours) in that process.
Audience is limited to DOC Federal Employees.  
Conducted by:  Michael Shearin
Duration: 1 hour
Room:  WRC Conference Room, Building 1
 

July 15th
Women's Self Defense
We will be discussing personal awareness, preventive methodology, as well as basic releases and strike techniques.  Never underestimate your personal powers.  Join us for some practical applications.  Participants should wear comfortable clothing as this is most definitively a participation seminar.
Conducted by: Cheryl Wieser & Misha Carter
Duration: 2 hours
Room: WRC Conference Room, Building 1

 

July 16th, the Seattle Federal Executive Board is hosting a seminar titled Shots Fired (surviving an active shooter) at the Jackson Federal Building.  The first 50 DOC/NOAA personnel to sign up will not be charged for the seminar. If you have personnel interested in this seminar, please have them sign up early with the SFEB.

Please click here to see PDF informational flier of Shots Fired (surviving an active shooter) seminar.