IED Awareness Course | Improvised Explosive Device Training
Learn to Identify & Respond to IED Threats with Level 2 Training
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
Anyone wishing to enter the medium to high-risk industry of close protection armed sector.
This unique course main objective is to enhance comprehensive awareness of ied types, threats and field strategies aiming at early recognition of bomb incidents. Diverse portfolio of this training course makes it a great education supplement for law enforcement / dod operatives, security contractors, and other emergency responding service members.
The 3-day ucp course also gives the learner the minimum requirements to apply for overseas high-risk jobs such as middle east, africa, and south america.
COURSE INFORMATION
Extremist And Terrorist Employment Of Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) Has Increased The Importance Of A First Responder’s Working Knowledge Of Explosives And Explosive Devices. As The Name Implies, First Responders Are Simultaneously The Personnel Most Threatened By And Best Positioned To, Identify IEDS.
UCP’s IED & Explosives Awareness Training Is Designed To Provide The Knowledge And Skills For First Responders To Not Only Identify Potential Explosive Threats But Identify The Key Components Critical For Assisting In The Determination Of Appropriate Response Procedures. Attendees Will Participate In Classroom Lecture And Practical Labs Designed To Enhance Their Understanding Of How IEDs Function And Practical Exercises Focusing On The Identification Of An Array Of IEDs, Their Components And Triggering Mechanisms.
Course Cost
£1650 + VAT
Location
London/Kent (United Kingdom) and Bangkok (Thailand)
Course Dates
21st of every month
Course Length
5 Days
Assessments
Internally Set And Internally Assessed Practical Tasks
Skill Prerequisites
None
COURSE CONTENTS
1. Scope and Safety Boundaries
2. Threat Context, Terminology and Effects
3. Recognition: Suspicious Items and the HOT Principle
4. The 4Cs: Confirm, Clear, Communicate, Control
5. Bomb Threats by Telephone, Email and Social Media
6. Suspicious Mail, Packages and Deliveries
7. Search Awareness and Good Housekeeping
8. Evacuation, Invacuation, Lockdown and Accountability
9. Incident Communications, Reporting and Evidence
10. Venue, Workplace, Transport and Close-Protection Contexts
11. Vehicles, Routes and Secondary Hazards
12. Post-Blast Actions, Casualty Priorities and Scene Safety
13. Planning, Risk Assessment, Training and Exercising
14. Integrated Decision-Making and Course Consolidation
