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 Ladies and Gentlemen,

 Good morning! I hope this update finds you well. This edition of the NAVSAFENVTRACEN Tri-Weekly focuses on important changes to the Risk Management Information (RMI) training process and on what training will be provided in the event of a government shutdown as we enter a new fiscal year.

RISK MANAGEMENT INFORMATION TRAINING.  To improve the student experience and address eNTRS limitations, which makes it difficult for students to enroll in multiple courses on the same day, NAVSAFENVTRACEN is moving to a streamlined, PDS-style registration and certificate process.  These updates will make registration easier, reduce administrative burden, and ensure accurate, timely documentation of training completions. Please note this change will only impact the RMI courses, all other NAVSAFENVTRACEN quotas must be requested via eNTRS.

 

New RMI Training Registration Process

 

  • Students will self-register by visiting the NAVSAFENVTRACEN website and selecting the monthly RMI session they wish to attend. Please note, the email used during registration is the same email address used to login into the training.
  • Register Here: https://navalsafetycommand.navy.mil/Learning/NAVSAFENVTRACEN/ (Select RMI Training Registration and Recordings from the Links menu> Register for the specific Month)
  • Registration covers all sessions offered that month; students may attend as many sessions as desired/needed and seating capacity for each session is 1,000 students.
  • Already registered through eNTRS students for the week of 22 September will be automatically enrolled and will receive a welcome email NLT Thursday.  
  • After registering, students will receive:
    • Immediate confirmation email with course access instructions.
    • Reminder email sent four days before the session begins.
    • Save these emails as they will be needed to access the course.
  • To access the training, use the training link located in both the registration email and welcome reminder email. Once you click the link, you will be prompted to enter your email address (same one used during registration). After entering your email, you will see the weekly schedule. Select launch from the schedule. The session will open 30 mins prior to the session start time.
  • Registration data will be used to document training attendance and update FLTMPS records. Students must correctly provide their information. The training center will not track down missing or incorrect registration information.
  • As stated above for the week of 22 September courses, no need to re-register if you already have a confirmed quota for a September-December course via eNTRS.

 

New Certificate Process

 

  • At the end of each course, instructors will direct students to complete the End-of-Course Survey.
  • Students must download and save their certificate right away.
    • Students have 30 minutes after the session ends to access their survey and certificate.
    • Replacement certificates will not be issued.
    • The schoolhouse will graduate all students within eNTRS so their FLTMPS records can be updated. As a reminder, because this is a self-registration system, it is imperative that students register using accurate information (e.g., DoD ID number, full name, command UIC, etc.). The schoolhouse will not be responsible for tracking down missing or incorrect information after course completion to ensure proper upload into eNTRS and, subsequently, FLTMPS.

 

This process streamlines training access, reduces scheduling conflicts, and ensures students receive immediate recognition for course completion. It also improves our ability to track attendance and completion data accurately and efficiently even with a very high student throughput. We appreciate your support in communicating these changes to your teams and encouraging students to register early and save their certificates immediately after each session. We will continue to share updates as this process rolls out across all RMI courses.

 

Possible Government Shutdown

 

The Training Center has a plan to ensure continuity of training for our military members in the event of a government shutdown. Beginning Friday, September 26, 2025, we will notify enrolled students if their course scheduled for the week of September 29 – October 3, 2025, will be canceled. If your course is canceled, you will need to enroll in a future convening. If the shutdown ends during the first weekend of October, do not travel to the course location — the course will remain canceled as originally communicated. We will continue to review the situation weekly. By Friday of each week, much like September 26, 2025 at 1200 EST, we will announce course cancellations for the following week. A list of courses that will continue during the shutdown will be posted and updated regularly on our website. Please monitor your email for notifications.

 

 

 Thank you all for your feedback on our tri-weekly updates. Please do not hesitate to reach out to me if you have any questions. 

 Attachment-FY 25 course schedule

Attachment-FY 26 course schedule

 


 V/R,
Hal Mohler
Executive Director
Naval Safety and Environmental Training Center
NIPR:  Hallock.N.Mohler.Civ@US.Navy.MIL
 
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To request a quota for a course visit: https://app.prod.cetars.training.navy.mil/eNTRS/
For any quota related questions email: navsafenvtracen.quotas@us.navy.mil  
 
 
 

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