National Certified Investigator & Inspector Training—Basic (Louisville, KY)

CLEAR is pleased to announce it will offer the National Certified Investigator & Inspector Training Basic program in Louisville, Kentucky - September 12-14, 2022.

This program is offered in conjunction with CLEAR's 2022 Annual Educational Program

CLEAR’s NCIT Basic program provides a three-day, hands-on training and certification program in investigation and inspection techniques and procedures.

Day One (8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.)

• Introduction and Welcome: A member of CLEAR’s staff and an instructor review the NCIT curriculum and answer any questions about the training program.
  
• Professional Conduct: Learn how to develop professional attitudes, conducts and relationships with other regulatory and law enforcement agencies.
  
• Principles of Administrative Law & the Regulatory Process: Provides the basic guidelines to understanding administrative law and procedure and the regulatory process.
  
• Investigative Process: Teaches a basic understanding of the investigative process including the intake of complaints, investigative planning and the execution of an investigative plan.
  
• Investigator Safety: Provides students with an over view of safety concerns for investigators, and high level strategies to mitigating danger.
  

Day Two (8:00 a.m.–5:15 p.m.)

• Principles of Evidence: Reviews sources of evidence law, types and forms of evidence and the rules and use of evidence in administrative proceedings.
  
• Evidence Collection, Tagging & Storage: Furnishes the student with basic guidelines for gathering evidence, including proper techniques of custody and storage of evidence.
  
• Interviewing Techniques: Explains the proper interviewing method, how to establish rapport, and proper and improper questioning techniques.
  

Day Three (8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.)

• Overview of Inspections & Inspection Procedures: Reviews the inspector’s role and the specific steps of an inspection; from planning and conducting the inspection to writing the formal report.
  
• Report Writing: Teaches students ways to improve factual, investigative reports. Learn how to write a report that is accurate, logical, clear, concise and complete.
  
• Testifying in Administrative & Criminal Proceedings: Provides attendees with an understanding of the role of the prosecutor, as well as mental and physical preparation for testifying on the witness stand.
  
• Question and Answer Session: Attendees are invited to ask any questions that have not been answered during the course of the training.
  
• Examination: A multiple choice exam that tests students’ learning.