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  • ISO/IEC 17025:2017 for Testing and Calibration Labs
  • ISO 17034 Reference Material Producer (RMP) Course
  • ISO IEC 17043 Proficiency Testing Provider (PTP) Course
  • The NELAC Institute (TNI) Environmental Lab Accreditation Training
    • TNI 90 Minute Webinars
  • ISO 15189:2012 Understanding the Requirements
  • ISO/IEC 17065:2012 Product Certification Agencies
  • Uncertainty of Measurement
  • Understanding Risk Approach for Management Systems
  • Internal Audit Course for Clinical/Medical Laboratories under 15189
  • Lead Assessor Course
  • Internal Audit Course for All Standards
  • Root Cause Analysis and Corrective Action Course
  • Special Inspection Agencies (SIA) in Building Construction – NYC Focus
  • Building Department Accreditation #101 Using AC251
  • Fire Prevention Department Accreditation #101 Using AC426
  • Managing the IAS AC172 Fabricator Inspection Programs for Structural Steel Requirements
  • Managing the IAS AC472 Metal Building Systems Accreditation Requirements
  • Managing the IAS AC473 Metal Building Systems Accreditation Requirements
  • Managing Combined IAS Structural Steel and Metal Building Inspection Programs AC172, AC472 and AC473 Requirements
  • AC478 Inspection Practices of Metal Building Assemblers In Simple Language

IAS Training Venue Logistics Standard

IAS Training Program seeks training venues in the following cities around the world.

  • New York, NY, USA
  • Chicago, IL, USA
  • Los Angeles, CA, USA
  • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
  • Dubai, UAE
  • Abu Dhabi, UAE
  • Doha, Kingdom of Qatar,
  • Kingdom of Bahrain,
  • Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
  • Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
  • Delhi, India
  • Chennai, India

IAS covers all catering costs.

How to identify a facility:

Submit the name of the proposed venue to the IAS Training Manager, through training@iasonline.org.  You will be contacted by IAS Training Staff to clarify any details.

What IAS Seeks in a training venue

IAS Training is delivered in accordance with the IAS Learning Model

In order to ensure adequate participant uptake of knowledge and demonstration of desired skills, IAS has established the following guidelines to be used in the creation of an appropriate learning environment.  The training venue should be a room that allows the participants to concentrate on the discussions and materials.  Groups of 4 or 5 should be separated by sufficient walking area for people to move safely and comfortably about the room.  These groupings allow the participants to create their own teams, discuss issues in a manner where everyone on the team is heard, and establish small group consensus on the issues under discussion.

IAS Training does not consist of lectures. Large classroom settings and theatre seating only allow for lecturing – an approach not conducive to adult learning.

Instead, IAS Training consists of facilitated discussion where the participants learn from each other as much, if not more, than they learn from the training facilitator.  Common experiences and shared knowledge form the basis of participant discussion that is the key to adult learning.  It is for these reasons, that the following criteria have been established to create an environment where learning can take place.

IAS Course logistics standard

Item Specification / Required Standard
Room size 36 square feet (4 square meters) per person
Room setup Half rounds (may use square tables) seating 4 or 5 in each group
Room lighting Fairly bright.  1200 ANSI lumens at each participant table.  Lots of natural light is preferred.
Washrooms Nearby and clean.
Safety Considerations Fire and emergency exits clearly marked.
HVAC Temperature maintained at between 20 and 23 degrees Celsius (depends on Season)
Training Materials Provided by IAS independently or through the hosting organization
Screen Projector screen provided by facility with screen as close to ceiling as possible
Projector Projector with cabling to attach to computer.  Minimum 2000 ANSI lumens output.
Simultaneous Translation Facilities
(where required)
At least two translators, who have had one week to review the materials prior to the course, using a soundproof booth with appropriate ventilation and audio connections. A sound system that provides comfortable audio facilities to the participants. One cordless microphone for the facilitator and at least two wireless microphones for use by the participants.
Flip Charts Normally one in each room with four coloured markers
Name Cards Supplied by IAS Training
Catering (08:00) Juice, coffee, tea service with muffins and fruit, local morning fare.
Catering (breaks) Refresh of juice, coffee, tea service with fruit (morning) or cookies (afternoon)
Catering (lunch) Working lunch. Soup, sandwich, and salad for Western venues.  More traditional local fare in other venues.

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