What you need to know
As a Sandia employee, it’s important to track your work hours, including time spent completing training.
How It Works
Be sure to review the HR Solutions Training Charging article, which provides guidance on how to correctly charge time for training activities.
For the purposes of time charging, Sandia distinguishes between professional and career development and formal training, such as courses offered through TEDS.
- Formal training should be charged to corporate training overhead (with manager approval) or a direct project (if training is included in the statement of work).
- Time spent on defined professional and career development activities is chargeable to the benefiting direct- and indirect-funded projects.
Project/task numbers for training vary from division to division, as divisions track training costs differently. To obtain a project/task to charge your time in training, refer to guidance provided by your division business administrator (DBA) or center business administrator (CBA).
In addition, you may use:
Documents and Forms
FY21 Training Charging Quick Reference – Summarizes which costs should and should not be charged to the corporate training P/T
FY21 Training Charging Guidance – Provides detailed guidance on which costs should and should not be charged to the corporate training P/T
TRC 290 for corporate-required training – Lists courses and amount of time that can be charged to TRC290 for each
TRC 295 for required training for managers – Lists courses and amount of time that can be charged to TRC295 for each.
Contacts
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