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Environmental Remediation
Project Management Training for the U.S. Department
of Energy (DOE), Office of Education and Training
ICF International helped DOE develop the following
five-day courses: Project Planning; Cost and Schedule
Estimation and Analysis; and Project Execution.
All courses emphasized hands-on learning and were
organized around a series of exercises for the
application and practice of skills introduced.
As part of the development effort, ICF International
interviewed managers throughout DOE to learn about
job requirements and to develop lesson objectives.
ICF International delivered the course six times,
earning consistently high marks on DOE evaluations.
Waste Management Training
for the U.S. Department of Energy, Lawrence Livermore
National Laboratory (LLNL)
ICF International designed, developed, and delivered
a series of courses to assist LLNL in managing
low-level radioactive wastes and Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act (RCRA) hazardous wastes. Courses
were developed for such topics as land disposal
restrictions, RCRA facility operations, hazardous
waste generation and certification, and low-level
radioactive waste overview for managers. ICF International
delivered these courses more than 125 times to
hundreds of LLNL staff.
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Project Management Training
for the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Fossil
Energy
ICF International developed a series of one-day seminars
on project management for individuals with no
experience or background on this subject. ICF International conducted an abbreviated needs assessment,
translated technical concepts and jargon into
plain language, and delivered the training. The
curriculum covered such topics as project definition,
planning, monitoring, and control.
Construction Management Training
for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD)
ICF International developed a multi-day training
program for community development professionals
charged with overseeing construction activities
associated with housing rehabilitation. The course
presents basic construction tasks by highlighting
the process and attributes of effective construction
management and by discussing how HUD measures
the success of construction programs. Codes and
standards, work write-up, property inspections,
cost estimating, contractor selection, and various
regulatory requirements are among the topics covered.
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