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SWAT CTU Ops - Explosives Awareness & Mitigation Workshop (Security Solutions International - SSI TRAINING COURSE)
Dates: February 22-26, 2010 - Camp Blanding, FL REGISTER NOW! (below)
*Must be an active member of a SRT or SWAT Team to attend.
Workshop Objectives:During this workshop participants will learn:
1. Past CT operations from around the world in order to understand the differences between CT work and SWAT operations
2. Techniques for responding to terrorists in fortified structures.
3. Techniques for "secure search" clearing of rooms
4. Techniques for interdicting terrorists in vehicles and on foot
5. Impact of IED's on Hostage rescue operations
6. Bus assaults involving terrorists armed with IED's
7. Conduct of raids against terrorists in schools, hotels and apartments
8. Integration of: snipers, rapellers, ladder teams, bomb techs/ EOD, K-9 and medical support to operations
Course Enabling Learning Objectives:
Without the aid of references, students will be capable of responding to a range of terrorism incidents utilizing appropriate techniques.
A. Study actions of the Yamam, the US Marine Anti-Terror unit, and other CT units' (one hour lecture).
1. Discuss Madrid bombing suspects in apartment and Spanish Police CTU action
2. Discuss Taibe incident in Israel learning about the YAMAM
3. Learn about several smaller incidents (recent shooting of terrorist in Dimona by Negev border control incident)
B. Techniques for responding to terrorists in a fortified structure
1. Demonstrate closing techniques on the target location that isolate the structure and prevent the egress of target suspects, or the ingress of outsiders (innocent civilians, potential sympathizers, etc).
2. Develop control measures that provide positive control of the assault force, provide complete coverage of the target location, and minimizes the potential for fratricide.
3. Describe methods of increasing pressure (based on rules of engagement/force continuum) to induce the surrender of suspects.
C. Techniques for room clearing
1. Describe "secure" methods of searching
2. Demonstrate 4-man tactics/movement
3. Securing and searching a room in a terrorist safe have in a deliberate manner with safety to the team of the highest concern.
4. Entries into rooms are accomplished only after clearing as much of the room as possible from the outside.
5 Gaining as much as possible from outside the rooms using various techniques including new uses of ladders, rappelling and more.
Note: For some SWAT teams, some of the techniques will seem inapplicable based on previous experience handling criminal incidents. It is important to remember the context of the module: clearing a building harboring terrorists armed with assault weapons and explosive devices who are deliberately attempting to ambush SWAT team members without expectation of personal escape.
D. Interdiction of terrorists on foot and in vehicles
Differentiate between encounters with known terrorist bombers and encounters with lesser degrees of certainty.
1. Demonstrate techniques for controlling a potential bomber.
2. Demonstrate techniques for apprehending a suspect from unmarked vehicles.
E. Impact of IED's on Hostage Rescue and clearing operations
1. Learn about the different type of booby traps
2. Working with intelligence to formulate the assault plan
2. Entry - using the Bomb tech as the lead of the team
3. Practicing the tactics for encounter with bomb laden terrorists
4. Discuss the impact IEDs have on assaulting a fortification.
5. Demonstrate techniques for negotiating IEDs
6. Identify common types of IEDs that may be encountered.
7. Demonstrate Positioning options for Bomb Techs in assault element
F. Advanced Hostage Rescue- Bus Assaults
1. Demonstrate the techniques used by the ladder teams.
2. Demonstrate the techniques of the entry team.
3. Demonstrate mobile assault options.
G. Conducting Raids where there may be terrorists
1. Demonstrate the techniques used by the ladder team.
2. Demonstrate the techniques of the entry team.
3. Demonstrate mobile assault options.
4. Demonstrate other options
H. Final Exercise
REGISTER HERE: http://www.homelandsecurityssi.com/ssi/content/view/139/150/
*Must be an active member of a SWAT or SRT Team to attend.
Military Pre-Deployment Training
All the military pre-deployment programs are also recommended for law enforcement that are deploying new equipment (or tactics) such as tactical rifles or night vision: each of these modules are taught by hand selected instructors that are veterans of US military Special Operations units and USMC Special Operations Capable units with recent Iraq or Afghanistan experience.
Tactical Rifle (TCRF301)
2 day min 5 or 10 day preferred. Tactical employment of M-4/ M-16 rifles. This can be presented identically to service specific pre-deployment training LOIs or as custom designed courses to meet the users mission specific needs. This course can accommodate any optics (and PEQs) preferred by the client and involves day and night fire.
Combat Pistol (CBPI302)
2 day min, 5 day preferred. This module provides immersion in the fundamentals of efficient pistol employment. This module can be tailored to the users needs whether concealed carry, backup for transitions or any mission specific requirement.
Personal Security Detail (PSD303)
This training can be tailored for an overt detail in a high threat environment such as a battalion commander's protective detail for an Iraq/Afghanistan deployment. This training can also be tailored for a low profile detail operating in civilian attire in a more restrictive environment. This module encompasses: planning, tactics, weapons employment, and vehicle operations. This course is taught by a cadre with voluminous PSD experience working at the highest level of US governmental security operations.
Tactical Convoy Operations (TCCO304) 
5 or 10 days- this course is tailored to the clients vehicles, whether M1114s or SUVs. This module enables a unit to build and execute unit level SOPs consistent with theater requirements. Whether a logistics convoy or an infantry unit operating from vehicles this module is tailored to the clients needs and designed to build a foundation for transformation from simply driving vehicles to a dynamic capability for combat operations and enhanced survivability.
Combat Life Saver/ Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CLFS305)
This course can be included as a module in other packages or delivered as a stand alone program (up to 5 days in duration) to replicate DoD predeployment training programs. This course is taught by a cadre with active service TCCC instructional experience and recent Iraq/Afghanistan operational experience.
Machine Gun (MGUN306)
Deploying units require a far larger number of their members to be competent at the operation of machineguns than Army and Marine Corps Tables of Organization provide. This course can be delivered (minimum two days) in a five day format to develop a strong foundation for safe and effective operation of the M249, M240, M60, M2 and Mk19 weapon systems.
Surveillance Detection (SUDT307)
This module may be incorporated in other modules or delivered as a one day stand alone program tailored to the clients mission and theater of operations. This course is taught by an instructor cadre with voluminous HUMINT experience and recent Iraq/Afghanistan experience.
Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP308)
5-10 days in duration. This module allows a unit to develop and conduct effective anti-terrorism security operations. This course covers: guard force duties and SOPs, command post operations, maintenance and employment of a Quick Reaction Force, employment of Designated Marksmen and "Guardian Angels", operation of Entry Control Points and Vehicle Checkpoints and other related skill sets. This package is delivered by a cadre that participated in the development of the USMC Anti-Terrorism Battalion SOPs and experience at high level US government security operations.
Escaping Captivity (ECAP309)
2 days in duration. This course can stand alone or supplement an individual's SERE school training. Subjects covered include: avoiding capture, planning and executing escape, escaping from handcuffs and escaping from ropes/cords.
Advanced Tactical Programs
A broad range of training and consulting services pertaining to counter terrorism operations is now available. Instructors have unsurpassed levels of operational, intelligence and combat experience as operators, leaders and trainers. Their extensive experience was gained over years of operational service with some the finest military and law enforcement special operations organizations in the world. Each instructor is individually chosen on the basis of acquired skills, knowledge, experience and instructional capabilities from US, UK, EU, Israel, Australia and other nations' special operations units. Our instructors remain current through operational consulting and service around the world.
Course characteristics including duration, subjects and objectives are flexible and will be determined in light of the client's specific needs, operating environment and experience level. We emphasize teaching not only TTPs, but also training methodology for a more effective integration of our experience in your own future training in relevant subjects.
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INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS
- Classroom material is presented in a dynamic environment and encourages student participation.
- The majority of course time will be focused on hands-on practical application of techniques with an emphasis placed on force-on-force scenario training.
- Planning and practical exercises will be conducted to ensure applicability to the customer's situation and operational reality.
- Course syllabi are flexible and will be adjusted to fit the customer's specific requirements, operational environment and experience level.
- 5 day course minimum preferred but can be adjusted to accommodate the needs of the client.
SWAT Counter Terror Operations and Explosive Threat Mitigation (SWCT201)
This course of training provides an overview of skills and knowledge crucial to dealing with politically and religiously motivated terrorists. The course builds on existing LE techniques and procedures while adding aspects required for successful domestic counter terrorism operations. The course can be conducted in both a basic and an advanced format based on the experience level of the client.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Global Counter Terrorism Case Studies
- Secure Search and Deliberate Clearance
- Terrorist Hostage Rescue
- Bus Assault
- Terrorist Containment and Call Out
- Suicide Terrorist Interdiction
- Rules of Engagement and Force Continuum
- Explosive Threat Mitigation
- Leadership for CT Operations
Inside the Mind (IMIN202) 
The ultimate training to detect, prevent and respond to acts of terror. To combat terrorism, you must be able to see yourself as terrorists see you. To accomplish this, you must work inside the mind of terrorists. This program, based on classroom and tactical training as well as full scale exercises accomplishes this for Terrorism early watch groups, Anti-Terrorism personnel, Homeland Security personnel, SWAT teams and Intelligence units of all kinds.
SMART School (SMSC203)
This program is a half-day classroom and half-day shooting range for three full days. The mornings cover the definition of the threat, detection, prevention, CPTED and response modes for an active shooter or terror incident. In the afternoon, qualified personnel are instructed in very fast and efficient shooting techniques that go way beyond common point shooting. Based on techniques practiced by Special Ops units in Israel, in response to incidents of terror in public places, this will cover Physical, mental and correct muscle movement for accurate fast shooting; Moving through crowds and shooting; Stopping quickly and shooting; Shooting accurately from behind barriers and Krav Maga techniques to disarm shooters.
High Risk Terrorist Arrest Operations (HRTA204) 
This course of training provides the skills and techniques crucial in the arrest of politically and religiously motivated terrorists. It builds on existing criminal high risk warrant service techniques while adding those aspects required in dealing with terrorist threats. The course can be conducted in both a basic and an advanced format based on the experience level of the client.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Case Studies of Global Counter Terror Operations
- The Terrorist Mentality and his Training
- Rules of Engagement and the Force Continuum
- Intelligence Analysis and Planning Considerations
- Containment and Isolation
- Target Site Recon
- Tactical Deception and Distraction
- Stealth Movement to Breach Points
- Stealth Movement in Structures
- IED Threat Mitigation
- Dealing with an Explosives Lab
- Containment and Call-out
- Deliberate CQB Techniques
- Skill Set Integration: Observers, Snipers, Climbing-Rappelling, K-9s
- Training Methodology
Night Vision/IR for Low Signature Operations (LWIR205)
The primary subject of this course is the operational use of near range IR technology. Additionally, the course touches on the incorporation of two collateral subjects: stealth movement and suppressed weapon tactics. The successful operational integration of the use of NODs to maximize surprise during mission execution inside a structure in extreme low light conditions and total darkness.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- I2, Thermal Imagery and IR devices
- Human factors
- Operator and team level equipment
- Target acquisition and engagement in the IR spectrum
- Target discrimination drills
- Individual and team stealth movement techniques
- Scanning and clearing structural space
- Covert communication
- Interior and exterior movement
- Transition to visible weapon light
- Ambient light environment transitions
- Covert target interdiction
- Execution of collateral skill sets in the IR spectrum: Breaching, EOD etc.
- Rules of Engagement and Force Continuum Issues
- Tactical application in HR, Barricade and High Risk arrest scenarios
- Training Methodology
Suicide Terrorist Interdiction Operations (STIO206) 
OBJECTIVE: This course is designed to provide the client with a variety of tools required for the tactical interdiction of suicide terrorists. Though the focus in on tactical interdiction operations, the training offers synergetic solutions and addresses active and passive security measures, intelligence operations, tactical operations and scene management. The course is conducted by instructors with first hand global experience in combating suicide terrorism.
GENERAL TOPICS COVERED: Background and Motivations
Tactics and Strategies of Terror Organizations
Case Studies: Lebanon, Israel, Sri Lanka, Russia, India, Iraq, Europe
- Explosive Device Analysis
- Target Choice, Infiltration and Delivery Methods
- Recruitment, Mindset, Ceremonies and Behavioral Characteristics
- Attack Cycle: Elements of a Suicide Terrorism Attack
- Intelligence: Preparation, Cooperation, HUMINT, SIGINT, IMINT
Tactical Operations
- Skill Sets and Technologies
- Interdiction of the Terrorist Bomber
- Explosive Laboratory Assaults
- Collateral Arrests: Cell Members, Facilitators, Financiers, etc.
- Inter-agency Cooperation and Mutual Aid Agreements
Post Interdiction Measures
- Scene Management and Integrated Response: LE, EOD, Intel, Medical, Fire
- Isolating the Forensic Scene and Evidence Preservation
- Injuries and Medical Considerations
- Safety Considerations for Security Personnel
- Security and Secondary Devices/Attacks
In Extremis Terrorist Hostage Rescue (ETHR207)
 OBJECTIVE: This course of training provides the skills and techniques crucial in the rescue of hostages held by politically and religiously motivated terrorists. The focus is on TTPs relevant to units that will be first responders to a terrorist incident and may be required to implement an emergency rescue before the arrival of Federal organizations with the HR mission mandate. The curriculum builds on existing criminal hostage rescue techniques while adding those aspects unique to the terrorist threat. In addition to hostage rescue assaults, topics include procedures that comprise the intelligence and tactical preparation of the operational area for HR and measures to facilitate the integration of external and supporting assets. The course is conducted in both a basic and an advanced format based on the experience level of the client.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Case Studies of Terrorist Hostage Rescue Operations
- The Suicide Terrorist Hostage Taker
- Rules of Engagement and the Force Continuum
- Containment and Isolation
- Crisis Negotiation Concepts
- Target Site Recon
- Intelligence Analysis and Planning Considerations
- Tactical Deception and Distraction
- Stealth Movement to Breach Points
- Stealth Movement in Structures
- Dealing with an IED Threat
- Emergency, Immediate and Deliberate Assaults
- CQB Techniques
- Skill Set Integration: Observers, Snipers, Climbing-Rappelling
- Transfer of Responsibility Procedures
- Integration of In Extremis assets into Deliberate Rescue Plan
- Training Methodology
Vehicle Interdiction for High Risk and CT Operations (VICT208)
This course of training provides the skills and techniques crucial in the arrest of politically and religiously motivated terrorists. It builds on fundamental LE high risk vehicle interdiction techniques while adding those aspects required in dealing with the terrorist. The course can be conducted in both a basic and an advanced format based on the experience level of the client.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Case Studies
- Planning Considerations
- Rolling Ambush Concept
- Equipment, Technology and Weapons Systems
- Initial Surveillance and Target Vehicle ID
- Immobilization Techniques
- Explosive Threat Mitigation
- Deception and Distraction Techniques
- Assault Techniques
- Stand Off Techniques
- Low Visibility Options
- Risk Management and Safety Issues
Counter Terrorism Sniper Operations (CTSO209)
This course will train prospective and serving precision riflemen in tactics, techniques and procedures critical to the success of counter terrorism operations. The focus is on urban operations and the unique challenges that urban terrain present to the sniper and the tactical team. The course is offered as a basic qualification course and as an advanced course for serving precision riflemen.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Global Case Studies of CT Sniper Employment
- Weapons and Collateral Equipment Familiarization
- Marksmanship
- Observation, Scouting and Reporting
- Urban Movement Techniques
- Camouflage and Concealment
- Urban Hides
- Covert Vehicle hides
- Aerial Platforms
- Suppressed Weapons Tactics
- Support for Assault Teams
- Planning Considerations
- Command, Control and Communications
Tactical K-9 Employment for Counter Terrorism Operations (K9CT210)
This course presents techniques of employing canines and handlers on counter terrorism operations. The curriculum focuses on improving the effectiveness of the K9 team in conjunction with assault elements and is based on extensive global experience in CT operations.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Global Case Studies of K9 Employment
- Collateral Equipment and Technologies
- Integration of the K9 Team with Assault Teams
- Employment TTPs
- Methods of Improving K9 Clearing Techniques
- Tactical Security Issues
- Training Issues Standards and Methodology
CBRNE Counter Terrorism Operations (BCRNE211)
This course addresses the broad and complex issue of tactical operations in the Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and Explosive context. The instruction and training focuses on survival and movement in the CBRNE environment with designated mission accomplishment the ultimate objective. Classroom instruction is combined with force on force scenario training for tactical implementation of knowledge and skills acquired.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Global Case Studies
- CBRNE in the context of National Security
- Terrorist Organizations and WMD Intents
- Tactical Use of Personal Protection Equipment and Measures
- Decontamination Measures
- Tactical Medical Issues
- CBRNE Incident Command and Control
- Containment and Isolation
- Tactical Movement Issues in the CBRN Context
- CBRNE and Hostage Rescue Operations
- CBRNE and Terrorist Arrest Operations
- Combat in the CBRNE Context
- Clandestine CBRNE Laboratory and Safehouse Assaults
- Interagency Issues and Cooperation
- Training Methodology
Tactical Integration of LE EOD Technicians for CT Ops and IED Threat Mitigation (LEIED212)
This course focuses on the operational integration of qualified EOD technicians with tactical assault teams. The curriculum includes a broad range of skills and techniques for successfully dealing with various explosive threats in an operational environment. The training includes classroom instruction and force on force scenarios for the operational application of skills and techniques learned.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Global Case Studies
- Overview of Tools and Equipment
- Tactical EOD Concepts
- IED Identification Techniques
- Victim Initiated IED Evaluation and Negotiation
- Use of Robotics
- Explosive Threat Mitigation
- Terrorist Hostage Rescue Operations
- High Risk Terrorist Arrest Operations
- Clandestine Explosive Laboratory Assaults
- Command and Control
Tactical Leadership for SWAT and CT Operations (LSWAT213)
This course is designed to develop the leadership capabilities of prospective and serving Team Leaders, as well as Supervisors who have command and leadership responsibilities for tactical teams. The course content is relevant to all types of operations, but utilizes counter terrorism operations as a platform for instruction. Instructors have extensive operational experience in leadership positions at the element, team and unit levels.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Global Case Studies in Operational Leadership
- Levels of Leadership
- Leadership for CT Operations
- Training for Counter Terrorism Operations
- Threat Mitigation Techniques and Procedures
- Planning Cycle for CT Operations
- Mindset and the Realities of Combat
- Safety Issues
- Debriefing Operations for Lessons Learned
- Interagency Cooperation and Asset Exploitation
Mechanical Breaching for Tactical Operations (MBTO214)
This course provides skills and techniques for the efficient tactical employment of manual breaching tools on high risk operations where their use may be critical to the mission. In addition to instruction on techniques, the course includes numerous force on force scenario exercises to ensure the proper operational integration of tools and techniques.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Global Case Studies
- Overview of Mechanical and Power Assisted Breaching Tools
- Barricade and Obstacle Overview
- Obstacle Breach Points and Exploitation Techniques
- Scouting and Intelligence for Breaching
- Entry Point Selection (Primary, Secondary, Multiple)
- Operational Contingences
- Safety Considerations
- Training Methodology
Stealth Movement on Urban Terrain (SMUT215)
This unique course of training provides the skills and techniques required to attain maximum surprise on tactical operations in both urban and rural environments. The subject is particularly relevant to hostage rescue, high risk terrorist arrest and raids on explosive and hazardous material target objectives. Properly applied, the techniques will significantly reduce risk to the team and enhance probability of mission accomplishment.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Close Infiltration and Stealth Movement
- The Human Senses and Physiological Considerations
- Intelligence Resources Required
- Terrain Analysis, Threat Analysis, Mission Analysis, Force Analysis
- Individual, Element and Team Level Movement Techniques
- Internal and Exterior Obstacles
- Specialized Equipment
- Covert Communication Techniques
- Security, Observation and Cover Techniques
- Contingencies
- Planning Considerations
- Stealth Movement in Structures
- Sensory Enhancement Technology
- Training Methodology
Low Light Tactical Operations (LLTO216)
This course presents techniques for the effective employment of weapons lights and collateral illumination equipment, in both the visible and IR spectrum. With a focus on force on force scenario training, the course improved the tactical use of light systems for various missions including hostage rescue, high risk arrest, building clearance and active shooter.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Light Technology
- Illumination Tools
- The Electromagnetic Spectrum
- Stress Mitigation in Low Light Environments
- Low Light Tactical Concepts
- Low Light-IR Spectrum Transition
- Target Discrimination
- Movement and Engagement Considerations
- Individual and Team Techniques
- IFF Issues and Techniques
- Training Methodology
Tactical and EOD Robotics Operations (TEOB217)
This course introduces the integration of robotic technologies into operations across the tactical spectrum. The course material addresses traditional law enforcement operations as well as counter terrorism operations. Emphasis is placed on successful mission outcome along with maximizing force protection and minimizing collateral damage and risks. Classroom instruction is combined with scenario based training for maximum results.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Global and Domestic Case Studies
- Robotic Technologies and Capabilities
- Robots and Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR)
- Use of Robots in Search and Clearance of Structures
- Route Clearance
- Structural Mapping
- Tactical Applications of Robots
- Robots and Explosive Threat Mitigation
- Robots and HAZMAT/CBRNE Operations
- Collateral Technologies
Elevated Tactical Operations (ETO218)
This course is designed to enhance the tactical flexibility of law enforcement tactical teams by providing a variety of entry capabilities above ground level. The course addresses tools and equipment required, as well as TTPs for their efficient operational implementation. The overall objective is improving tactical surprise and force protection while providing commanders with additional operational options.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Global Case Studies
- Vehicle Platforms for Observation
- Vehicle Platforms for Structure Entry
- Vehicle Platforms and Linear Assaults
- Tactical Ladder Employment
- Elevated Obstacle Negotiation
- Elevated Firing Platforms
- Emergency Evacuations
- Climbing and Descending Options
- Distraction and Deception Techniques
Tactical Medical Services (TMS219)
This course provides tactical team members with the knowledge and skills to deal with emergency medical situations in a tactical environment. The curriculum and material are based on the extensive operational experience of the instructors. The course is offered as two separate modules: one for team personnel with little or no medical training and the second for trained medical personnel. Dynamic classroom instruction is combined with scenario training for maximum results.
PRIMARY TOPICS COVERED:
- Realities of Combat
- Typical Trauma Cases
- Wound Recognition
- Tactical Medical Equipment, Gear and Tools
- Tactical Integration of EMS/Paramedics
- Medical Emergency Operational Planning
- Tactical Evacuation Techniques
- Elevated Evacuations
- Gunshot Wound Care
- Blast Injury Care
- Ocular Injuries
- CBRNE Issues
- Tactical Medical Scenarios
- Extreme Environments
- The Link to Trauma Centers
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Conferences and Seminars
The Islamic Jihadist Threat (ISJH101)
During this course participants will gain valuable insight into the thinking behind the Global Jihad and its manifestations here in the USA. This course will introduce US officers to the various critical issues of the Middle East and prepare them for critical analysis of the concepts that have the greatest impact upon the interest and national security policies of the United States. Among the issues that will be addressed are practical tips for Law Enforcement and security personnel in detecting, preventing and responding to acts of terror, and a clear explanation of the reasons for the Global Jihad. From the formative phases of the Islamic religion to distinctive profiles of Domestic and International Terror groups, this course is a must in order to understand the culture of Jihad and the threat it opposes to the USA and its interests.
Building Safety & Security Engineering (BSSE102)
During this course participants will learn how to understand the threats and risks to buildings, facilities and the people within them and to gain an appreciation of the techniques and solutions for physical protection.
The use of architecture, engineering, people and technology to deter attacks on buildings, critical infrastructure and public areas, or to mitigate the effects of an attack successfully carried out, will help students understand risk and threat analysis methodologies and the benefits of an empirical study of the physical security of a facility.
This holistic approach to Physical Security will provide a review of the procedures and techniques for balancing the need for security guard deployment with the physical security of the building, with a particular emphasis on suicide bombers.
Extensive use of case studies will enable the appreciation of these concepts through real world examples and innovative cost effective solutions will be presented to typical security challenges.
Protecting Aviation(PRAV103)
During this course participants will learn the nature and security problems related to general aviation. Since the terror attacks of 9/11, potential threats for flight crews in related environments have been part of corporate aviation's security plan.
From hijackings to deterrence -
preparing for threatening events, criminal or terrorist, requires actions to preventive security and reactive survival.
To Asses the vulnerability in our Aviation System, participants need to recognize Global Terrorism, how this criminal organizations operate, how they think and what strategies are they using.
Operational Response to Mass Casualty Incidents (ORMAC104)
All participants will understand and recognize the fundamentals of mass casualty situations in public health emergencies and define the significance of medical treatment during mass casualty situations. Evaluation of current data to produce up-to-date emergency programs and procedures, as well as learn the difference between chemical, biological and radiological terrorism. Finally, identify the steps to prepare for crisis communication in the hospital setting.
Mass casualty situations: definition and guidelines, interagency relations. Hospital and mass casualty: step-by-step organization. Importance of communications and the information center, including mental health in mass casualty situations.
Suicide Terror & the Threat of Explosives (STEX105) 
During this course participants will learn
the tenets of Islam applied to the modern world and how terror organizations were founded on religious fundamentalism.
Technical aspects of a typical bomb construction will include firing mechanisms, booby traps and the hiding places for these, and the use of every day objects as bombs.
Detailed explanation on explosives and improvised materials that Suicide bombers uses as car bombs.
Standard event management procedures, from finding and identifying suspects, to recognizing signs that arouse suspicion.
Crisis and pressure situation management will include preparing for emergencies and crowd control in pressure situations following an event, as well as decision-making processes in crisis situations.
Jihad 2.0 - From Virtual to Physical (JHVP106)
The workshop deals with the Jihadi threat from a wide angle previously unexposed to first responders - treating the threat as a process with a foreseeable lifecycle, rather than an incident. This foreseeable lifecycle can be broken down into a set of techno-intelligence signatures - signs, indications and traces foretelling a future terror incident that is about to take place.
The "Jihad 2.0 - from virtual to physical" workshop is about knowing your enemy, the first step towards "connecting the dots" and ultimately - saving lives. It highlights the need to be alert to all stages of the Jihadi threat lifecycle, at all levels, utilizing a wide variety of information sources fused into a complete threat analysis. It is therefore highly relevant to all members of the counter-terrorism community who wish to acquire, and effectively apply, the innovative counter-measures that are required in order to win the war on terror.
Training in Israel
Krav Maga Training in Israel (KRV401)
 During this course participants will learn:
Learn the official self-defense system of the Israeli Defense Forces that was created for both men and women to learn how to effectively handle danger - first mentally - and then physically using the natural motion of the body to create a brutal and effective advance. Whether the aggressor is armed with either a knife or a weapon, you will learn to effectively deal with this. Even if there are many attackers or are attacked from behind, KRAV MAGA teaches you that when you can not avoid the aggression, (this is also a part of the system - avoidance) you must succeed in gaining time to flee or overcome your attacker.
Two program levels: Up to speed and Extreme. See Haifa, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and the Dead Sea, Masada
Homeland Security Mission to Israel (HSMI402)
Based on what US Homeland Security needs to know, the training is focused on the most important areas of Homeland Security training:
- Public Safety: large scale events, shopping and retail, public transportation
- Transportation: Ports, Airports, Train and Bus stations
- Critical Infrastructure
- Schools
- Government buildings
In addition, participants learn from Israeli experts on subjects like Krav Maga (Israeli Martial Arts), Suicide Terror - VBIED's, Protecting Dignitaries against Terror and more.
Numerous case studies on past attacks including Busses, Shopping Malls and more.
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IED / EOD TRAINING
(Instructor Led training at your location)
Instructors
Course instructors come from all branches of the military and the civilian sectors with service in Vietnam through the current operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. Course curriculums are developed and delivered by distinguished Subject Matter Experts having extensive real life operational experiences.
Mobile Training Teams
These highly trained, motivated, and mobile individuals are EOD Technicians, Army Special Forces, Rangers, Navy SEALs, Marines, military instructors, security and counter terrorism experts, CEO's, CFO's, Adjunct Professors, consultants and members of Board of Directors of organizations including ASIS and American Board for Certification in Homeland Security. Arrangements can be made -- whatever your operational location.
MORE CLASSES & COURSES AVAILABLE:
- Corporate Anti-Terrorism Awareness / Preparedness
- Terrorism and Terrorist Groups Awareness
- Mind of a Terrorist - Perspective Training
- Domestic Terrorism and Extremist Groups Awareness
- Bomb Threats, Response and Searches
- Explosives Hazards and Effects Awareness / Preparedness
- IED's and IED Awareness / Preparedness
- VBIED's and Suicide Attack Awareness / Preparedness
- WMD's Awareness / Preparedness
- Soft Targets Awareness / Preparedness
- Mitigating the Effects of IED's and VBIED's
- Personnel Protective Equipment Awareness / Preparedness
- CBRNE Dissemination Devices and Effects Awareness / Preparedness
- WMD Operational Response / Preparedness
- IED Response and Disruption
- IED Electronics Disablement
- IED Firing Devices, Systems and Methods
- Advanced IED Counter-measures
- Advanced Large Vehicle-Borne IED Counter-measures
- Water Projection Disruption Techniques
- UXO Disposal - Low Order Techniques
- Hazardous Devices and Operational Response
- Risk Assessment / Management Services
*We can custom create or modify any curriculum to fit your specific needs.
CONTACT US FOR ALL YOUR TRAINING NEEDS!
IED TRAINING KITS & REFERENCE PUBLICATIONS
Customized IED training kits and reference publications are created specific to your mission needs. Many standard IED and explosives training kits are currently available. Reference publications concerning IEDs, VBIEDs, WMDs, Suicide attacks, bomb threats / searches and response, VBIED and vehicle undercarriage searches are also currently distributed.
We can custom create or modify any training kit / class / course for you.
CONTACT US:
To begin the process please take a moment to contact us below and let us know exactly what type of training you are looking for, time lines, and number of personnel. We will be in touch with you ASAP.
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