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2008 Regional Training | Onsite Training for Dakota Auditor and Tracer
Whatever your present level of expertise with Dakota Auditor or Tracer, we have a carefully constructed training course designed to move you up to the next level. These courses can either be implemented at your facility, taken at a Regional Training Course, or at our Annual Users Conference. Each course offers practical application examples and lots of individual attention.
2008 Regional Training Courses
Each class offers hands-on training with in-depth software application exercises and take-home course materials. All courses will take place at a New Horizons Training Center.
Training Schedule at each location -To Be Announced
| 8:30AM-12:00 Noon | Auditor Training |
| 12:00-1:00 | Lunch |
| 1:00-4:30 | Tracer Training |
Auditor Course
For current users looking to master the true potential of Dakota Auditor for use in a variety of audit situations. The course covers Filters, Customization, Profiling, Reference Change Tracking and other powerful features. You will learn how to add your own questions, generate customized checklists, create meaningful reports and use profiles to track regulatory changes.
Tracer Course
You will learn how to load information into the system, use a series of intuitive hierarchies to help you filter data to find information quickly, edit data using the action table, set up automatic e-mail notifications, archive actions, use attachments and create reports using any calculation or metric you specify. For those administering Tracer, you will learn how to create user accounts and manage security settings.
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Houston 5555 San Felipe Road Suite 1500 Houston, TX 77056 |
April 11 , 2008 | |||
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Boston Downtown 40 Summer Street |
May 2 , 2008 | |||
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Chicago Downtown |
May 30 , 2008 | |||
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Dallas |
June 16 , 2008 |
Full Day |
Auditor Half Day |
Tracer Half Day |
Atlanta |
July 18 , 2008 |
Full Day |
Auditor Half Day |
Tracer Half Day |
Cleveland |
August 11, 2008 |
Full Day |
Auditor Half Day |
Tracer Half Day |
Philadelphia |
September 12 , 2008 | |||
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St. Louis |
October 17 , 2008 | |||
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Los Angeles |
November 14, 2008 | |||
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Northern New Jersey |
November 12, 2008 | |||
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Standard Courses for Onsite Training
Course 1 - The Basics
Designed for those new to Dakota Auditor. Learn the basic skills required to complete an audit with Dakota Auditor. Step-by-step instructions walk you through the process of determining regulatory applicability, entering compliance information, and generating audit reports. Basic navigation skills, explanation of toolbars, dialog boxes, pull-down and floating menus are all covered in this getting-started training course.
Course 2 - Comprehensive
For current users familiar with the basics and looking to master the true potential of Dakota Auditor. This course helps you get the most out of the software--Filters, Customization, Profiling, Reference Change Tracking, and other powerful features. Explore Dakota Auditor's new data fields and other recent enhancements. Learn how to add your own questions, generate customized paper checklists, create more meaningful audit reports, and use profiles to track regulatory changes.
Course 3 - Advanced
Here we focus on how to combine all of Dakota Auditor's features to help you implement your company's specific EHS management strategies. Topics include: managing and sharing your custom questions and annotations, maintaining regulatory profiles, and multi-state auditing. Discover new techniques for conducting corporate audits and site assessments with Dakota Auditor. This course is an ideal complement to Course 2 or for those with some practical experience using Dakota Auditor.
Course 4 - Tracer
Participate in a comprehensive look at the powerful tracking and analysis capabilities of Dakota Tracer. Learn how to load information into the system, use a series of intuitive hierarchies to help you filter data to find information quickly, edit data using the action table, and set up automatic e-mail notifications for selected Tracer events. For those administering Tracer, learn how to create user accounts and manage security settings.
Contact Dakota to request more information on Dakota's training programs.