Courses
"2-day Explosives and Active Threats course" Click here for details
"Security for Places of Worship" Click here for outline.
"Security Management and Explosive Threat Management " Click here for details.
"3-day comprehensive Managing Threats from Explosives" Click here for outline.
"Managing the Bomb Threat" is the main course. Click here for outline.
"IED Awareness" Click here for outline.
"Active Shooter and Recognizing Suspicious Activity" Click here for outline.
"Search Course Facility and Vehicle" Click here for outline.
"Threat Risk Assessment, Blast Mitigation and the Design-Basis Threat course" Click here for outline.
"Mail and Packages policy and procedures course " Click here for outline.
"Soft Target Security: threat and risk assessment, bomb threats and active shooter course" Click here for outline.
"Hostile Vehicle Mitigation course" Click here for outline.
"Regulating the Explosives Industries in Canada course" Click here for outline.
"Search Team Training" (half
day or 1day)
Police will generally not search your facilities
if a bomb threat has been received. It will be up to the company to
conduct a search for the suspicious package. The course length will
depend on client needs. A typical 1-day course consists of ½ day
classroom and ½ day practical. The practical will reinforce the search
techniques and a scenario will exercise the search team in conjunction
with emergency operations centre personnel. Because search team members
are volunteers it is essential that they be given training. Clients have
also used the course to motivate personnel who have been unsure if they
want to become volunteers for search teams
"Security Staff" (half day)
A course for ‘front-line’ security staff whether
on contract or employed by the company. Recognition of explosives, signs
of suspicion for packages and security staff role in a bomb threat
scenario are emphasized in the course.
The following courses are also available.
Course lengths will depend upon a client needs analysis.
"Vehicle Search" (restricted attendance) - to provide guidelines to the personnel of facility entry point security teams assigned the responsibility of assessing and inspecting incoming traffic for the presence of explosive threats (and other CBRN).
"Vessel Search" (restricted attendance) - to provide a structured training program to teach tactics, techniques and procedures for vessel inspection and operator/crew interviews in order to evaluate vessels for the presence of explosive threats (and other CBRN).
"Threat and Risk Assessment" – How to perform a TRA
"Receiving the telephone threat" – A short course for company receptionists or anyone who could receive a threat by telephone.