1. The Company Initial Orientation Training for:
Controlled Goods Training
Course Code: RULES/CGB14
Version 2014
For persons requiring entry into Controlled Goods compliant Company facilities
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2. Questions to be answered…
Where does the need for Controlled Goods training come from?
CG Consists of what legislation?
What are Controlled Goods, specifically?
What is ‘Need-to-Know’?
How is CG compliance achieved?
How is CG compliance lost?
Who is the authority that governs Controlled Goods?
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3. References Internet Resource: Company Resource:
Controlled Goods:
Company Resource:
SharePoint “Useful Links”:
Security Plan – Controlled Goods (7/12/2013).
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4. Controlled Goods Program (CGPs)
A Brief Overview…
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5. CG Authority
Controlled Goods is administered and controlled by the Department of Public Works & Government Services , Canada.
Some companies are cleared to vet applications that do not set identified flags:
Those that set flags must go to PWGSC for additional processing, including denial.
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6. CG Training This is your Controlled Goods awareness introduction.
Training is a required element of the program enabling all personnel the ability to function within established boundaries.
Presently, no Update (Recurrent) Training is required to maintain Controlled Goods credentials.
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7. CG Legislation
The Canadian Controlled Goods program is essentially a response to the United States’, ITAR (International Trade in Arms Regulations) processes.
Controlled Goods consist of four legislative documents:
CG Directorate;
CG Program;
CG Regulations; and
Defense Products Act (DPA).
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8. What are CG’s
Controlled Goods applies equally to documentation or parts-in-hand.
These regulations do not distinguish, for example, between, the electrical and mechanical drawings of a device, and the device itself.
Controlled Goods authority and access is also tempered by the ‘Need-to-Know’ standard of security.
Question 1
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9. What is ‘Need-to-Know’
‘Need-to-Know’ is not Want-to-Know.
Curiosity Killed the Cat.
‘Need-to-Know’ is created by, for example, your work and boss’ directions.
“Look up the procedure to adjust that system” direction from your supervisor has established your ‘Need-to-Know’ .
Examining documents or devices without the prerequisite ‘Need-to-Know’ is not permitted.
Question 2
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10. Personal Imaging Devices
It is accepted that personal communication devices are prevalent.
It is accepted that individuals are inseparable from their devices.
Imagining capabilities within personal devices, shall NEVER be utilized in Controlled Goods environments.
Question 3
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11. CG Compliance
In addition to this training are a series of forms (about 12-pages) requesting detailed personal and historic data.
Prior 5-years only; and
Canadian Criminal Records Check – Unlimited timeline:
If you resided outside Canada within the past 5-years:
Requires additional Global Criminal Records Check.
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12. CG Compliance
Provided data is verified, and when judged acceptable, a letter is issued establishing your approval into the CG system.
Approvals expires after 5-years; and
Is contingent on you remaining with the company.
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13. What affects CG Compliance
Changes to circumstances affecting CG compliance must be reported to the HR Department immediately!
For examples:
Pictures taking;
Criminal Arrest;
Criminal or Civil Charges:
DWI.
This may suspend or cancel your CG approval…
But the discussion must take place…IMMEDIATELY
Question 4
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14. CG Obligations
We are obligated to comply with Controlled Goods requirements on behalf of our customers; be they domestic or foreign.
We are obligated to ensure that our data, goods and material viewing and/or handling actions meet the ‘Need-to-Know’ threshold, in advance.
We are obligated to ensure that the security of data (electronic or printed hardcopy), goods and materials meet the security standards of our customers and regulators at all times.
Question 13.
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15. Additional Obligations
We are obliged to control copied data mindfully, including the disposal (deletion) of such material.
Our obligations extend to the storage and treatment of Serviceable or Unserviceable components – including ‘scrap’.
We are obliged to treat data, goods and material as CG applicable when it is unclear that such restrictions apply – until proven otherwise.
Question 3.
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16. More CG Obligations
We are obliged to ensure recipients of digitally delivered, CG materials are compliant to the CG program and possess the prerequisite ‘Need-to-Know’ before selecting ‘send’.
This applies equally to ‘attachments’.
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17. Verification Question 1
What are Controlled Goods?
A. Documents such as drawings or assembly instructions.
B. Written manufacturer’s testing procedures.
C. The device in hand.
D. All the above.
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18. Verification Question 2
Before data or material is released, what other security related condition must be met along with CG approval?
A. The prerequisite “Want-to-Know”.
B. The prerequisite “Need-to-Know”.
C. There is no other condition to be met.
D. You feel comfortable about the suspected content.
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19. Verification Question 3
When are personal imaging devices permitted to be used in a CG environment?
A. Never.
B. While on breaks.
C. Only during lunch.
D. There are no limitations.
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20. Verification Question 4
Changes to circumstances affecting CG compliance must be reported to the HR Department immediately. Why?
A. Suspension of CG approval may be required.
B. Cancelation of CG approval may be required.
C. The circumstance may affect work assignment.
D. All the above!
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21. Controlled Good Training
End of Presentation.
Thank You.
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