The Track I certification exam tests foundational knowledge of operational risk and resilience, including core concepts, governance roles, risk culture, and the application of basic operational risk tools. Candidates are assessed on their ability to recognize critical operations, understand disruption tolerances, and apply these frameworks within the context of the Pacific Gateway Ports case study.

The GRO Monitor Certification Exam tests candidates on their understanding of governance, risk, and oversight management, focusing on the key outcomes of integrity and security as outlined in the GRO Certification Program. Participants should be prepared to demonstrate their ability to establish and maintain effective frameworks that support ethical conduct and resilience against organizational threats.

The Kanban Shodan Certification Exam tests candidates' knowledge of Traditional Kanban as a visual signaling system, its principles regarding pull-based production, and its application within the Toyota Production System, including the identification and function of Kanban cards, and strategies for waste reduction and continuous improvement.

The GRO Steward Certification exam tests candidates on their ability to actively apply Governance, Risk, and Oversight (GRO) concepts, focusing on stewardship, accountability, and ownership to protect organizational Integrity and Security outcomes. It also assesses the role of responsible persons and leaders in demonstrating integrity through consistent behavior and ethical decision-making.

The Certified Waterfall Project Manager II Certification Exam tests candidates on their understanding of Execution Management, specifically focusing on resource acquisition and management, team coordination, and procurement practices within a traditional Waterfall framework. Candidates will demonstrate their ability to effectively apply these concepts to ensure project delivery aligns with approved schedules and quality standards.

The Kanban Nidan Certification Exam assesses candidates on their understanding of the three forms of waste—Muda, Mura, and Muri—within Traditional Kanban, focusing on identification, real-world implications, and strategies for elimination. Candidates will also demonstrate knowledge of the seven classic wastes, techniques for production leveling (Heijunka), and the impact of waste on operational efficiency.

The GRO Gatekeeper certification exam evaluates a candidate's transition from operational ownership to enterprise-level strategic oversight and systemic influence. The assessment confirms mastery of foundational governance, risk, and oversight principles established in the Monitor and Steward levels while testing the ability to apply advanced system-level interventions and board-level strategic dynamics.

The Certified Waterfall Project Manager III Certification Exam tests candidates' knowledge in verification, testing, quality gates, phase-gate validation, structured feedback, and project closure processes within Traditional Waterfall Project Management, emphasizing the execution of comprehensive testing strategies, acceptance criteria, and documentation to ensure successful project outcomes.

The Kanban Sandan Certification Exam evaluates candidates' mastery in designing and customizing explicit process policies within Traditional Kanban systems, focusing on policy creation, integration with TPS principles, Six Rules enforcement, and the establishment of effective feedback loops for continuous improvement. Candidates will demonstrate their ability to adapt policies for various contexts while ensuring alignment with Just-in-Time (JIT) and Jidoka principles.

The Certified Waterfall Project Manager I certification exam assesses candidates' understanding of the Traditional Waterfall model's history, principles, and core characteristics, including sequential phases, upfront planning, comprehensive documentation, and phase gates, as well as the advantages and challenges of its application in various industries.