Introduction & Objectives

About CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® Certification

EVMI®’s world-class CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® credential certification program is the number one certification in the world for Control Account Managers (CAMs) and is given at all the leading global Aerospace & Defense companies from Boeing to Lockheed Martin to General Dynamics to QinetiQ

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® credential certification for Control Account Managers (CAMs) covers the most comprehensive and detailed training program in industry today on how to effectively build, manage and control your Control Accounts on your projects/programs and deliver successful project and program results and outcomes. CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® provides you with the strategies, skills, know-how, competencies, best practices and methods on how to get your control accounts and Project deliverables planned, executed, monitored and controlled within budget, on time, and within top quality. EVMI® Earned Value Management Institute®’s CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® Credential Certification program is 40 hours in duration: 24 hours in class training and 16 hours for reading all CCAM® materials.  Additional 20 hours is allocated for completion of related exercises. A total of 60 Professional Development Units (PDUs) is awarded for completion of CCAM® certification.

CCAM NOTEBOOK: The CCAM® program includes developing the Certified Control Account Manager (CCAM) notebook which is a requirement for US Federal Government agencies; US Department of Defense (DoD) and Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA) Earned Value Management Systems (EVMS) certification.

TRADEMARKS:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® is a registered trademark of EVMI® in the USA and internationally and fully protected under International Trademark and Copyrights Treaties and Laws among nations

LIST OF PARTICIPATING GLOBAL AEROSPACE & DEFENSE COMPANIES IN EVMI®’s CCAM® CERTIFIED CONTROL ACCOUNT MANAGER® CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

• Lockheed Martin(U.S.) 
• Boeing(U.S.)  
• BAE Systems(U.K.)  
• Raytheon(U.S.)  
• General Dynamics(U.S.)   
• Northrop Grumman(U.S.)  
• Airbus Group(Netherlands)  
• United Technologies(U.S.)  
• Thales(France)  
• Finmeccanica(Italy)  
• L-3 Communications(U.S.) 
• Huntington Ingalls(U.S.)  
• Rolls-Royce(U.K.)  
• Honeywell(U.S.)  
• DCNS(France)  
• Textron(U.S.)  
• Booz Allen Hamilton(U.S.)  
• GE(U.S.)  
• Exelis(U.S.)  
• Leidos(U.S.)  
• Hewlett-Packard(U.S.)  
• Safran(France)  
• Babcock International(U.K.) 
• Mitsubishi Heavy Industries(Japan) 
• Oshkosh(U.S.)  
•  Rheinmetall(Germany)  
• Saab(Sweden)  
• Elbit Systems(Israel)  
• SAIC(U.S.)  
• CACI International(U.S.)  
• URS(U.S.)  
• Israel Aerospace Industries(Israel) 
• Bechtel(U.S.)  
• ATK(U.S.)  
• DynCorp(U.S.)  
• Hindustan Aeronautics(India)
• Harris(U.S.)  
• CSC(U.S.)  
• Rockwell Collins(U.S.)  
• Mantech(U.S.)  
• Fluor(U.S.)   
• General Atomics(U.S.) 
• Serco(U.K.)  
• Rafael Advanced Defense Systems(Israel) 
• ST Engineering(Singapore)
• Dassault Aviation(France)  
• Cobham(U.K.)  
• Fincantieri(Italy) 
• GenCorp(U.S.)
• Korea Aerospace Industries (South Korea) 
• Kongsberg(Norway)  
• Krauss-Maffei Wegmann
• LIG Nex1(South Korea)   
• Nexter(France)
• Patria(Finland)  
• Meggitt(U.K.)  
• Kawasaki Heavy Industries(Japan) 
• Aselsan(Turkey)   
• GKN Aerospace(U.K.) 
• Chemring(U.K.)  
• Samsung Techwin(South Korea) 
• Accenture(Ireland)  
• Moog(U.S.) 
• Bharat Electronics(India) 
• NEC(Japan)  
• Cubic(U.S.)  
• AAR(U.S.)  
• Alion Science and Technology(U.S.) 
• Turkish Aerospace Industries(Turkey)
• CAE(Canada) 
• Curtiss-Wright(U.S.)  
• RUAG(Switzerland) 
• Diehl Defence Group(Germany)
• PAE(U.S.) 
• Ultra Electronics(U.K.) 
• Indra(Spain)  
•  Ball Aerospace & Technologies(U.S.)  
• Wyle(U.S.)  
• FLIR(U.S.)  
• Battelle(U.S.)  
• Jacobs Engineering(U.S.) 
• ViaSat(U.S.)  
• Israel Military Industries
• Navistar(U.S.)  
• Nammo(Norway) 
• Day & Zimmermann(U.S.)  
• IHI(Japan) 
• Mission Essential(U.S.)  
• Griffon(U.S.)  
• Mitsubishi Electric
• Embraer(Brazil)  
• QinetiQ (U.K.)  

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Outline, Curriculum & PDUs

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® Requirements:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® Modules:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® credential certification consists of TEN modules delivered from Day 1 through Day 3, and the modules are namely: (1) Leadership; Managing Change; Strategy, Oversight; Execution (2) Program Management & Project Management (3) Responsibilities and Functions (Roles) of the Chief Earned Value Officer (CEVO)®; Chief Program Officer (ChPRO)™, Chief Project Control Officer (ChPCO)™; Project Manager (PM), and Control Account Manager (CAM); Control Account Management set-up, Control Account Plans (CAPs), Work Packages, Planning Packages, Performance Management Baseline (PMB); CCAM Notebook Development – “My CCAM Notebook & Strategy”; Control Account Manager (CAM) Planning & CAM Notebook set-up (3) Project Controls; Risk Management on Control Accounts, ISO 31000 Risk Industry Standards, Contingency Budgets, Management Reserve (MR), Schedule Management & Planning, Quality Management on Control Accounts, ISO 9001: 2015 Quality Industry Standards (5) Program Finance,   Budgeting & Accounting (6) Earned Value Management (EVM) Applications & Analytics, EIA-748-D Earned  Value Management Systems (EVMS) Industry Standards Implementation; EVMS Compliance and Surveillance; EVMATOM® Earned Value Management Accountability, Transparency and Oversight Matrix® set-up and implementation (7) Contract Management, EVM Reporting, Project Control Reporting, Project Control and Communications & Effective and Efficient Integrated Baseline Reviews (IBRs) (8) Special Topics such as Managing many Suppliers and Customers; Fraud Detection  & Prevention on Control Accounts, Projects and Programs (9) Implementing Control Account Management Efficiency and Effectiveness: Identifying & Eliminating Waste of Resources and Time, Abuse, Fraud, Neglect and Negligence within Control Accounts (10) CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® Integrity, Ethics and Professional Responsibility (Ten Tasks)

CCAM® CERTIFICATION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:                              

All CCAM® participants are given templates and files to develop their “My CCAM Notebook & Strategy” and “My CCAM Case study”. To become CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager®, all CCAM® participants must attend all 3 days of training and complete all given exercises for their “My CCAM Notebook & Strategy” and “My CCAM Case study” and submit by the given due dates

*All CCAM® participants must score 80% or more on both “My CCAM Notebook & Strategy” and “My CCAM Case study” to become CCAM® certified

CCAM® CERTIFICATION PDUs:                             

60 PDUs (Professional Development Units) are required every 3 years to maintain your CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® credential certification

TRADEMARKS:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® is a registered trademark of EVMI® in the USA and internationally and fully protected under International Trademark and Copyrights Treaties and Laws among nations

Outline, Curriculum & PDUs

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® Requirements:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® Modules:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® credential certification consists of TEN modules delivered from Day 1 through Day 3, and the modules are namely: (1) Leadership; Managing Change; Strategy, Oversight; Execution (2) Program Management & Project Management (3) Responsibilities and Functions (Roles) of the Chief Earned Value Officer (CEVO)®; Chief Program Officer (ChPRO)™, Chief Project Control Officer (ChPCO)™; Project Manager (PM), and Control Account Manager (CAM); Control Account Management set-up, Control Account Plans (CAPs), Work Packages, Planning Packages, Performance Management Baseline (PMB); CCAM Notebook Development – “My CCAM Notebook & Strategy”; Control Account Manager (CAM) Planning & CAM Notebook set-up (3) Project Controls; Risk Management on Control Accounts, ISO 31000 Risk Industry Standards, Contingency Budgets, Management Reserve (MR), Schedule Management & Planning, Quality Management on Control Accounts, ISO 9001: 2015 Quality Industry Standards (5) Program Finance,   Budgeting & Accounting (6) Earned Value Management (EVM) Applications & Analytics, EIA-748-D Earned  Value Management Systems (EVMS) Industry Standards Implementation; EVMS Compliance and Surveillance; EVMATOM® Earned Value Management Accountability, Transparency and Oversight Matrix® set-up and implementation (7) Contract Management, EVM Reporting, Project Control Reporting, Project Control and Communications & Effective and Efficient Integrated Baseline Reviews (IBRs) (8) Special Topics such as Managing many Suppliers and Customers; Fraud Detection  & Prevention on Control Accounts, Projects and Programs (9) Implementing Control Account Management Efficiency and Effectiveness: Identifying & Eliminating Waste of Resources and Time, Abuse, Fraud, Neglect and Negligence within Control Accounts (10) CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® Integrity, Ethics and Professional Responsibility (Ten Tasks)

CCAM® CERTIFICATION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:                              

All CCAM® participants are given templates and files to develop their “My CCAM Notebook & Strategy” and “My CCAM Case study”. To become CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager®, all CCAM® participants must attend all 3 days of training and complete all given exercises for their “My CCAM Notebook & Strategy” and “My CCAM Case study” and submit by the given due dates

*All CCAM® participants must score 80% or more on both “My CCAM Notebook & Strategy” and “My CCAM Case study” to become CCAM® certified

All CCAM® participants are given templates and files to develop their “My CCAM Notebook & Strategy” and “My CCAM Case Study”. To become a CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager®, all CCAM® participants must attend all 3 days of training and complete all given exercises for completion of their “My CCAM® Notebook and Strategy” and “My CCAM Case Study”.

All CCAM® must score 80% or more for their given exercises for developing “My CCAM® Notebook and Strategy” and “My CCAM Case Study” to become CCAM® certified

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® Professional Development Units (PDUs):

Completion of CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® is 60 Professional Development Units (PDUs)

CCAM® CERTIFICATION PDUs MAINTENANCE: 

60 PDUs (Professional Development Units) is required every 3 years to maintain your CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® credential certification

**CCAM® CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS DELIVERED VIA ZOOM

The CCAM certification class lectures are delivered via Zoom with all registered Participants logging into our online Zoom classroom.

CCAM Participants don’t receive any Zoom video recordings  from EVMI of any of the live CCAM class sections or modules as the CCAM class contains Proprietary information owned by EVMI.

All CCAM participants are encouraged to take notes of the CCAM live modules covered in the CCAM live sessions as they will not receive any video recordings of the live CCAM sessions.

TRADEMARKS:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® is a registered trademark of EVMI® in the USA and internationally and fully protected under International Trademark and Copyrights Treaties and Laws among nations

Who Should Apply

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® is intended for Control Account Managers (CAMs); EVMP®s Earned Value Management Professional®s; RQMP®s Risk & Quality Management Professional®s; Project Controls Specialists; Project Managers; Planners & Schedulers; EIA-748-D EVMS Implementation Specialists; Program Managers; Information Technology (IT) Specialists; CIOs; CTOs; CFOs; Senior level Engineering and Technical Staff; United States Federal Government & Department of Defense (DoD) Contractors Managing Multi-million/billion dollar investments and assets

All Control Account Managers (CAMs), Earned Value Managers, Earned Value Management Professionals (EVMPs), Project Managers, Technical leads, Engineers, Cost Engineers and Program Managers who guide, plan, lead, direct, manage, and monitor Control Accounts on very large dollar sized projects and programs (multimillion/ billion dollar valued)

TRADEMARKS:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® is a registered trademark of EVMI® in the USA and internationally and fully protected under International Trademark and Copyrights Treaties and Laws among nations

Participant Mix

A typical class included the EVM Lead, Senior Project Control Manager, Chief Project Control Officer, Senior Project Controls Lead of a Fortune 100 Manufacturing firm, several Control Account Managers (CAMs) from a major and leading USA Defense contracting firm, Senior Earned Value Managers and several certified Project Management Professionals (PMPs)

TRADEMARKS:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® is a registered trademark of EVMI® in the USA and internationally and fully protected under International Trademark and Copyrights treaties and Laws among nations

Testimonials

Some of our distinguished CCAM®s share their CCAM® experience and discuss the benefits of their CCAM® credentials to their organizations at: https://www.evmi.com/testimonials-page

TRADEMARKS:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® is a registered trademark of EVMI® in the USA and internationally and fully protected under International Trademark and Copyrights Treaties and Laws among nations

Faculty

ALL EVMI®’s INSTRUCTORS:

(1) Have a Master Of Science (MS) Degree in Project Management and A Second Master Of Science (MS) Degree in Engineering (Electrical, Civil, Computer, Mechanical, Aeronautical, Software), Or Computer Science Or Information Technology Or Business Administration; or Phd or DSc in related field
(2) Are EVMP® Earned Value Management Professional® Certified from EVMI®;
(3) Have Over Fifteen Years of Earned Value Management (EVM), Project Controls and Project Management Experience in Industry Or Government Or Both;
(4) Have Implemented Several EIA 748-C Compliant and DCMA Compliant Earned Value Management Systems (EVMS) On Very Large, Complex and High Dollar (multimillion/multibillion valued) Programs and Projects;
(5) Have Taught In or currently teach in Graduate Programs In Accredited Universities and or at Community Colleges in the USA and abroad

TRADEMARKS:

CCAM® Certified Control Account Manager® is a registered trademark of EVMI® in the USA and internationally and fully protected under International Trademark and Copyrights Treaties and Laws among nations

Certified Control Account Manager (CCAM) certification validates expertise in managing project control accounts, earned value management, and financial oversight for complex projects.

Overview of CCAM Certification

CCAM certification is designed for CAMs (Control Account Managers), and project control professionals responsible for planning, executing, monitoring, and controlling project control accounts. CCAM certification demonstrates proficiency in earned value management (EVM), budgeting, scheduling, cost control, and performance measurement, ensuring that project deliverables are completed on time, within budget, and to quality standards

Key Programs

1. CCAM® (Certified Control Account Manager®)
   • Focuses on comprehensive control account management for projects, particularly in US Federal Government, Department of Energy, Department of War,  and Department of Defense programs
   • Covers and includes industry standards, benchmarks, strategies, skills, and best practices for planning, executing, monitoring, and controlling multi-million/multi-billion dollar sized control accounts.
   • Registration involves submitting an application, identity affidavit, resume, and photos, with fees starting at $5,499 per participant
   • CCAM Training includes online or onsite classes, emphasizing practical methods to manage project controls and project deliverables effectively and efficiently