ITAR, EAR and AU Export Controls Training and Workshop - Henderson, WA

ITAR, EAR and Australian Export Controls Training and Workshop

Date: March 22 and 23

Day One (March 22): Basic Training

The basic training day will provide an overview of the US ITAR, EAR and Australian export controls. The course is taught from an Australian perspective, with case studies and explanations about how we use the ITAR exemption, Third Party Retransfer Authorisations, letters of General Correspondence and other approvals to transact in controlled goods and technology. You will come away understanding what controls you need to have in place to manage technology under the ITAR, EAR and Australia’s DTCA and how these requirements differ from DISP’s requirements.

Day Two (March 23): Advanced Training

The Advanced Training Day will help participants understand more detailed information related to the management of export-controlled technology, including contract clauses, TAA clauses, risk mitigation strategies and the practical aspects of working with other entities in this space whilst ensuring compliance. We’ll take a detailed look at guidance documents, Government websites and tools used to understand the requirements. Participants will work on tools used by the business to safeguard controlled technology. Attendees will leave the training with three work-products they can take back to the business and use to immediately uplift their compliance program.

Who should attend:

Day One is suitable for project managers, engineers, procurement specialists, HR professionals, commercial managers and SME executives that are seeking a foundational understanding of export controls requirements in the US and AU. Day Two for staff that have responsibility for managing export-controlled technology on behalf of the business.

Cost: $799 per day.

Full refund available 14 days prior to the event, refund of 50% thereafter.

For more information, visit the International Trade Advisors website www.internationaltradeadvisors.com.au

Looking to understand Best Practices for working with Export Controlled Technology?

Attend the 2027 Export Controls Training and Conference 17 & 18 May in Adelaide and learn from practitioners.