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23 February 2024

Online UCP Level 3 Certificate in Hostile Environment Awareness

Course Overview

The UCP Online Level 3 Certificate in Hostile Environment Awareness aims to raise the level of knowledge and understanding for individuals working or planning to work in hostile or potentially hostile environments. Topics include identifying risks, planning for incidents and reacting in crises situations in hostile environments.

£1250 £1000

Awards

UCP Level 3 Certificate in Hostile Environment Awareness

Pre-Requisites

Evidence Of Managerial, Aid-Worker Level Or Work Reason For Participating In This Course.
UCP Level 2 Basic Award in First Aid at Work Awareness

Curriculum

1. Understand the context of working in a hostile environment

2. Understand the potential risks of working in a hostile environment

3. Understand security risks when working in a hostile

4. Understand how to react and respond in a crisis situation in a hostile environment

23 February 2024

UCP Level 4 Certificate in Close Protection in a Hostile Environment – Firearms and Tactics

UCP

Course Overview

Welcome to the pinnacle of security training with the UCP’s Level 4 Hostile Environment Operator Program, now available online for your convenience. Tailored for security professionals specializing in close protection, this program offers advanced tactics and firearms training to set you apart in the field.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Holistic Skill Development

Our comprehensive approach goes beyond traditional training. We focus on nurturing a diverse skill set, techniques, and personal qualities essential for thriving in challenging environments.

Armed Competency

Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills required for employment in hostile environments. Our emphasis on the safe operation of weapon systems ensures you’re prepared for real-world scenarios.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Age Requirement:

Participants must be 18 years or older.

Language Proficiency

A basic level of written and verbal English literacy is recommended.

UCP ELITE INSTRUCTORS

Learn from a cadre of seasoned professionals with diverse backgrounds in close protection, each committed to honing your skills.

Global Presence

With training academies strategically located internationally, including locations in Lebanon, the UK, Thailand, and more, we bring world-class training to your doorstep.

Cutting-Edge Facilities

With training academies strategically located internationally, including locations in Lebanon, the UK, Thailand, and more, we bring world-class training to your doorstep.

Embark on your journey to becoming a Level 4 Hostile Environment Operator with the American Bodyguard Academy. Elevate your skills, enhance your readiness, and position yourself as a competent and equipped professional in the security sector. Your next level awaits. Enroll today!

Enrol today!

£999 £799

Awards

Online UCP Level 4 Certificate in Close Protection in a Hostile Environment – Firearms and Tactics

Pre-Requisites

Completion of the UCP Level 3 Hostile Environment Awareness course or equivalent, subject to instructor approval, ensures participants have a solid foundation before advancing to Level 4.

Curriculum

Foot Tactics

Master strategic and effective foot tactics tailored for hostile environments.

Vehicle Tactics

Develop proficiency in navigating and completing missions with the knowledge of the use of vehicles in high-risk situations.

Weapon Tactics

Hone your skills in handling and employing various weapons with precision

Carbine Tactics

Gain specialized knowledge and techniques for operating carbines in hostile environments.

23 February 2024

ProQual Level 6 Diploma in Hostile Environment Operations

UCP

Course Overview

The Level 6 Diploma in Hostile Environment Operations is aimed at personnel deploying within a complex/hostile environment. The qualification demonstrates that an individual has achieved knowledge, understanding and skills which contribute to their safety and survival when operating in a complex/hostile environment.

The awarding organisation for the qualification is ProQual Awarding Body and the regulatory body is the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual). This qualification has been accredited onto the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification. Centres should carry out an initial assessment of candidate skills and knowledge to identify any gaps and help plan the assessment. This qualification is approved for candidates aged 19+

QUALIFICATION STRUCTURE

Candidates must complete the Mandatory unit.

ASSESSMENT

Candidates must demonstrate the level of knowledge described in the unit. Assessment is the process of measuring a candidate’s knowledge and understanding against the standards set in the qualification.

Each candidate is required to produce evidence which demonstrates their achievement of all of the learning outcomes and assessment criteria for each unit.

Evidence can include:
– assignments/projects/reports
– worksheets
– portfolio of evidence
– course work

Learning outcomes set out what a candidate is expected to know, understand or be able to do.

Assessment criteria specify the standard a candidate must meet to show the learning outcome has been achieved.

To achieve this qualification all candidates must produce evidence which demonstrates their achievement of all of the assessment criteria.

£3,000 £2,280

Awards

Online ProQual Level 6 Diploma in Hostile Environment Operations

Pre-Requisites

ProQual Level 4 Award in Close Protection in a Hostile Environment – Firearms and Tactics
UCP Level 3 Certificate in Hostile Environment Awareness

Curriculum

Hostile Environment Operations

Effectively plan and prepare for operating in a complex/hostile environment
Competently operate within a crisis management team.
Demonstrate personal security strategies.
Demonstrate an understanding of foreign liaisons.
Understand the dynamics of radio procedures.
Be competent in incident management.
Have a generic understanding of weapons and mines.
Understand the generic make-up and deployment of mines.
Mitigate the escalation of civil unrest and demonstrations.
Understand Improvised explosive device generics and their methodology
Conduct vehicle search.
Provide crisis management within an active shooter scenario.
Follow methodology for conduct under capture/hostage taking.
Be competent in escape and evasion techniques.
Show techniques to sustain life.
Be able to plan safe routes of passage.
Conduct vehicle ambush drills.
Conduct vehicle mine strike drills.
Demonstrate vehicle breakdown techniques in remote locations.
Understand ballistics and their capabilities.
Show an understanding of firearm characteristics and manipulation.
Identify the reasons for the covert carry of a firearm.
Gain close quarter combat skills (CQC – Self Defence).
Be able to conduct surveillance within a complex/hostile environment.
Be able to conduct Building/Venue reconnaissance.

23 February 2024

UCP Level 6 Certificate in Hostile Environment Operations

UCP

Course Overview

Online UCP Level 6 Certificate in Hostile Environment Operations for hostile environment close protection covering all aspects from theory to practical with a multiple-choice exam to complete the course.

Anyone wishing to enter the high-risk industry of armed close protection would seriously need to take this type of training (former military or not) this qualification is designed for those learners wishing to apply for a job in the private security contractor or overseas high-risk industry. This course also gives the learner the minimum requirements to apply for overseas high-risk jobs such as middle east, africa and south america.

You will be put through your paces from our highly experienced tutors, so prepare to train hard every single day. We finish the course with 3 days of final exercises protecting 3 types of clients that you will possibly come across in your future career, so this course really prepares you for high risk bodyguarding and for armed private security contractors looking to work overseas in places like iraq and libya for example.

£1980 £1584

Awards

Online ProQual Level 3 Award in Hostile Environment Awareness

Pre-Requisites

UCP Level 4 Award in Close Protection in a Hostile Environment – Firearms and Tactics
UCP Level 3 Certificate in Hostile Environment Awareness

Curriculum

Hostile Environment Operations

Effectively plan and prepare for operating in a complex/hostile environment
Competently operate within a crisis management team.
Demonstrate personal security strategies.
Demonstrate an understanding of foreign liaisons.
Understand the dynamics of radio procedures.
Be competent in incident management.
Have a generic understanding of weapons and mines.
Understand the generic make-up and deployment of mines.
Mitigate the escalation of civil unrest and demonstrations.
Understand Improvised explosive device generics and their methodology
Conduct vehicle search.
Provide crisis management within an active shooter scenario.
Follow methodology for conduct under capture/hostage taking.
Be competent in escape and evasion techniques.
Show techniques to sustain life.
Be able to plan safe routes of passage.
Conduct vehicle ambush drills.
Conduct vehicle mine strike drills.
Demonstrate vehicle breakdown techniques in remote locations.
Understand ballistics and their capabilities.
Show an understanding of firearm characteristics and manipulation.
Identify the reasons for the covert carry of a firearm.
Gain close quarter combat skills (CQC – Self Defence).
Be able to conduct surveillance within a complex/hostile environment.
Be able to conduct Building/Venue reconnaissance.

23 February 2024

UCP Level 1 Certificate in CQB Training

UCP

Course Overview

Welcome to the pinnacle of security training with the UCP’s Level 1 Certificate in CQB Training, now available online for your convenience. Tailored for security professionals specializing in close protection, this program offers advanced tactics and firearms training to set you apart in the field.

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Holistic Skill Development

Our comprehensive approach goes beyond traditional training. We focus on nurturing a diverse skill set, techniques, and personal qualities essential for thriving in challenging environments.

Armed Competency

Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills required for employment in hostile environments. Our emphasis on the safe operation of weapon systems ensures you’re prepared for real-world scenarios.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Age Requirement:

Participants must be 18 years or older.

Language Proficiency

A basic level of written and verbal English literacy is recommended.

UCP ELITE INSTRUCTORS

Learn from a cadre of seasoned professionals with diverse backgrounds in close protection, each committed to honing your skills.

Global Presence

With training academies strategically located internationally, including locations in Lebanon, the UK, Thailand, and more, we bring world-class training to your doorstep.

Cutting-Edge Facilities

With training academies strategically located internationally, including locations in Lebanon, the UK, Thailand, and more, we bring world-class training to your doorstep.

Embark on your journey to becoming a Level 4 Hostile Environment Operator with the UCP. Elevate your skills, enhance your readiness, and position yourself as a competent and equipped professional in the security sector. Your next level awaits. Enroll today!

Enrol today!

£699 £559

Awards

Online UCP Level 1 Certificate in CQB Training

Pre-Requisites

Check with instructor or contact us

Curriculum

Refresh Gun Safety Rules And Range Safety Procedures

One Man Room Clearing Procedures

Angles

Muzzle Awareness

Trigger Discipline

Exam

23 February 2024

Online ProQual Level 4 Award in Close Protection in a Hostile Environment – Firearms and Tactics

UCP

Course Overview

This qualification is appropriate for individuals working in the security sector specialising in close protection. It demonstrates that a candidate has displayed the knowledge, understanding and skills learners need to be employed in a hostile country, armed. It allows opportunities for learners to develop a range of skills and techniques, personal qualities and attitudes essential for successful performance in working life along with the safe operation and understanding of weapon systems. The awarding organisation for this qualification is ProQual Awarding Body and the regulatory body is the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual).

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Candidates must be aged 18+ and hold or be working towards a level 3 qualification in close protection. It is advised that learners have a basic level of written and verbal literacy in English.

QUALIFICATION STRUCTURE

Candidates must complete the 4 Mandatory units.
T/615/4234 Foot Tactics
A/615/4235 Vehicle Tactics
F/615/4236 Weapon Tactics
J/615/4237 Carbine Tactics

ASSESSMENT

Candidates must demonstrate the level of knowledge described in the unit. Assessment is the process of measuring a candidate’s knowledge and understanding against the standards set in the qualification.

Each candidate is required to produce evidence which demonstrates their achievement of all of the learning outcomes and assessment criteria for each unit.

Evidence can include:
– assignments/projects/reports
– worksheets
– portfolio of evidence
– course work

Learning outcomes set out what a candidate is expected to know, understand or be able to do.

Assessment criteria specify the standard a candidate must meet to show the learning outcome has been achieved.

To achieve this qualification all candidates must produce evidence which demonstrates their achievement of all of the assessment criteria.

£3,000 £2,280

Awards

Online ProQual Level 4 Award in Close Protection in a Hostile Environment – Firearms and Tactics

Pre-Requisites

UCP Level 2 Basic Award in First Aid at Work Awareness
ProQual Level 3 Award in Hostile Environment Awareness
UCP Level 3 Award in Hostile Environment Awareness

Curriculum

Unit T/615/4234 Foot Tactics

1) Be able to differentiate between and deal with aggressive/non aggressive subjects
1.1 Carry out appropriate actions taken when dealing with:
• non aggressive subjects
• aggressive subjects

2) Be able to carry out foot formations in a hostile environment
2.1 Adopt closed and open v, box and diamond foot formations
2.2 Adapt the profile of the formation suitable for the situation
2.3 Provide cover when moving a VIP on foot

3) Be able to adopt multiple firing positions and stances and shoot from cover
3.1 Adopt recognised positions that are appropriate to the cover and ground available, such as:
• prone
• kneeling unsupported
• kneeling supported
• crouching
• sitting
• standing
3.2 Adopt recognised stances to aid the marksmanship principles with any weapon:
• weaver
• modified weaver
• isosceles
• modified isosceles
3.3 Identify manmade and natural obstacles that can be used to aid the cover and support fire position

4) Be able to extract and support someone in danger
4.1 Remove a principle from a direct threat via the safest route
4.2 Remove a casualty from the scene of an incident via the safest means
4.3 Provide emergency evacuation drills to team members and casualties during these incidents

5) Be able to react to attacks from different areas
5.1 Recognise enemy contact from all angles
5.2 React to enemy fire
5.3 Suppress the enemy by returning fire and extract the VIP via the quickest and safest means

6) Be able to demonstrate the ability to provide body cover to a VIP
6.1 Identify a substantial threat that requires immediate action
6.2 Demonstrate techniques to move and provide vital
cover to a VIP in:
• standing
• kneeling
• lying positions

7) Be able to disable armed aggressors and how to retain a weapon
7.1 Demonstrate how to disable an armed aggressor using taught hand to hand combat methods
7.2 Demonstrate taught hand to hand combat techniques to retain their personal weapon system from a potential aggressor

Unit A/615/4235 Vehicle Tactics

1) Be able to carry out embus and debus drills
1.1 Adapt the profile of embus and debus dependant on the environment and operatives
1.2 Provide body cover when entering and exiting vehicles
1.3 Deal with potential aggressors when getting in and out of the vehicle

2) Be able to carry out vehicle movements
2.1 Demonstrate the ability to react to enemy fire with the use of the vehicle
2.2 Demonstrate how to evade enemy road blocks/check points
2.3 Demonstrate manoeuvring a vehicle whilst under enemy fire to act as cover and support to other team members

3) Be able to carry out vehicle extraction
3.1 Evacuate a casualty from a vehicle to a safe place
3.2 Demonstrate the ability to evacuate a vehicle with multiple
casualty’s into an alternative vehicle whilst maintaining safety

4) Be able to store weapons inside a vehicle
4.1 Store (conceal) a weapon so as to not arouse suspicion at check points
4.2 Demonstrate successfully reacting to fire whilst weapons are stored

5) Be able to react to attack whilst driving
5.1 Recognise enemy fire from all angles
5.2 React to enemy fire when static
5.3 React to enemy fire whilst in transit
5.4 Extract in the vehicle via the safest route

Unit F/615/4236 Weapon Tactics

1 Be able to carry out embus
and debus drills
1.1 Adapt the profile of embus and debus dependant on the
environment and operatives
1.2 Provide body cover when entering and exiting vehicles
1.3 Deal with potential aggressors when getting in and out of the
vehicle
2 Be able to carry out vehicle
movements
2.1 Demonstrate the ability to react to enemy fire with the use of
the vehicle
2.2 Demonstrate how to evade enemy road blocks/check points
2.3 Demonstrate manoeuvring a vehicle whilst under enemy fire
to act as cover and support to other team members
3 Be able to carry out vehicle
extraction
3.1 Evacuate a casualty from a vehicle to a safe place
3.2 Demonstrate the ability to evacuate a vehicle with multiple
casualty’s into an alternative vehicle whilst maintaining safety
4 Be able to store weapons
inside a vehicle
4.1 Store (conceal) a weapon so as to not arouse suspicion at
check points
4.2 Demonstrate successfully reacting to fire whilst weapons are
stored
5 Be able to react to attack
whilst driving
5.1 Recognise enemy fire from all angles
5.2 React to enemy fire when static
5.3 React to enemy fire whilst in transit
5.4 Extract in the vehicle via the safest route

Unit J/615/4237 Carbine Tactics

1) Be able to use a weapon safely 1.1 Demonstrate the safe use of the weapon system, such as:
• safety mechanisms
• safe direction and aspects of range safety misfires / breaches
• safe loading and unloading

2) Be able to maintain a weapon system 2.1 Demonstrate the ability to correctly disassemble the weapon system using correct methods and tools (where applicable)
2.2 Demonstrate the correct method of cleaning to ensure the weapon functions correctly
2.3 Demonstrate the correct method of re assembly including weapon safety and function checks

3) Be able to complete firing techniques: long range, close range, from behind cover
3.1 Demonstrate the safe identification of:
• close range targets
• long range targets
3.2 Identify the safety aspects at firing at:
• close range
• long range
• behind cover
3.3 Fire a weapon at a target aiming at centre of mass
3.4 Adopt the following stances to aid in the effectiveness of shooting at a distance:
• prone
• kneeling (supported / unsupported)
• standing
3.5 Demonstrate engagement of targets from behind cover

4) Be able to fire from alternative firing positions
4.1 Demonstrate weapon handling whilst on the range
4.2 Identify which fire position is best for the
• environment
• distance
4.3 Adopt and accurately acquire targets so aimed shots at centre mass are being applied

5) Be able to tactically withdraw from contact
5.1 Demonstrate identification of targets at
• long range
• close range
5.2 Identify the safety aspects at firing in close proximity to other candidate whilst in motion
5.3 Fire a weapon with aimed shots at centre mass of the target
5.4 Adopt varied positions, stances and tactical turns in order to safely and accurately return fire
5.5 Retreat back to safe area successfully

6) Be able to carry out tactical reloads 6.1 Demonstrate safe weapon handling whilst on the range with another candidate
6.2 Identify the safety aspects at firing in close proximity to another candidate
6.3 Carry out all relevant drills and reload the weapon as to give the enemy a lower amount of time to engage the student
6.4 Adopt variety of methods to aid in the effective reload for
• tactical
• speed

7) Be able to switch from a primary to a secondary weapon
7.1 Demonstrate safe weapon handling whilst on the range
7.2 Identify which fire position is best for the environment and distance
7.3 Adopt and accurately acquire targets and shoot with a damaging effect
7.4 Demonstrate the ability to holster or sling the primary and safely draw the pistol and carry on engaging the target

23 February 2024

UCP Level 3 TCCC Tactical Combat Casualty Care Medic

UCP

Course Overview

Welcome to UCP Group Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Online Course

Embark on an intensive journey with our Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) online course, meticulously crafted for individuals seeking comprehensive medical training in high-stakes environments. This 54-hour self-paced program, enriched with instructional videos and images, is tailored to various audiences, including Security Operators, Private Security Contractors (PSC), Private Military Contractors (PMC), non-governmental organizations (NGOs), individuals in hostile environments, pre-college students on the medicine pathway, UN staff, and diplomats and embassy staff operating in war zones.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

Extensive Curriculum:

Covering advanced medical strategies for high-stakes situations, ensuring participants are equipped to handle emergencies in challenging environments.

Self-Paced Learning:

Flexibility to progress through the course at your own speed, accommodating demanding schedules.

Instructive Videos:

Visualize and understand critical techniques with our detailed instructional videos.

Rich Visuals:

Augmented learning experience with images and diagrams, enhancing understanding and retention.

AUDIENCE:

This course caters to diverse individuals, including but not limited to:

Private Security Contractors (PSC) and Private Military Contractors (PMC).
Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) personnel.
Individuals working in hostile environments.
Pre-college students aspiring to pursue a career in medicine.
UN staff engaged in challenging missions.
Embassy staff operating in war zones.

WHY CHOOSE UCP?

Expert Instructors:

Learn from seasoned instructors with real-world experience in tactical medical care.

Global Recognition:

Our courses are designed to meet international standards, providing a globally recognized certification.

£500 £399

Awards

UCP Online Level 3 TCCC Tactical Combat Casualty Care Medic

Pre-Requisites

UCP Level 2 Advanced First Or Equivalent Like Live

Curriculum

Unit 1: Introduction to Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)

Unit 2: Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Principles

Unit 3: Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Phases

Unit 4: Medical Skills for Operators in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)

Unit 5: Improvised Techniques in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)

Unit 6: Communication in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)

Unit 7: Psychological Aspects of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)

Unit 8: Case Studies

Unit 9: Equipment and Tools

Unit 10: Training and Drills

Unit 11: Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) in Various Environments

Unit 12: International Standards

Unit 13: Future Trends in Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)

23 February 2024

Online ProQual Level 3 Award in Hostile Environment Awareness

UCP

Course Overview

The Online ProQual Level 3 Award in Hostile Environment Awareness aims to raise the level of knowledge and understanding for individuals working or planning to work in hostile or potentially hostile environments. Topics include identifying risks, planning for incidents and reacting in crises situations in hostile environments.

The awarding organisation for this qualification is ProQual Awarding Body and the regulatory body is the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual).

This qualification has been accredited onto the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF).

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification.
Centres should carry out an initial assessment of candidate skills and knowledge to identify any gaps and help plan the assessment.

QUALIFICATION STRUCTURE

Candidates must complete the Mandatory unit.

ASSESSMENT

Candidates must demonstrate the level of knowledge described in the unit. Assessment is the process of measuring a candidate’s knowledge and understanding against the standards set in the qualification.

Each candidate is required to produce evidence which demonstrates their achievement of all of the learning outcomes and assessment criteria for each unit.

Evidence can include:
– assignments/projects/reports
– worksheets
– portfolio of evidence
– course work

Learning outcomes set out what a candidate is expected to know, understand or be able to do.

Assessment criteria specify the standard a candidate must meet to show the learning outcome has been achieved.

To achieve this qualification all candidates must produce evidence which demonstrates their achievement of all of the assessment criteria.

£3,000 £2,280

Awards

Online ProQual Level 3 Award in Hostile Environment Awareness

Pre-Requisites

UCP Level 2 Basic Award in First Aid at Work Awareness

Curriculum

Unit K/617/5047 Hostile Environment Awareness

1.Understand the context of working in a hostile environment

1.1 Explain the results of a context analysis
1.2 Identify external and local sources of information

2. Understand the potential risks of working in a hostile environment

2.1 Identify the nature of risks in terms of
(a) personal risk
(b) organisational risk
2.2 Conduct a risk analysis, identifying threats and
vulnerabilities
2.3 Demonstrate knowledge of contingency planning,
including an evacuation plan
2.4 Demonstrate a knowledge of planning for incidents,
including
• the role of an Incident Management Team
• medical incidents
• personal security

3. Understand security risks when working in a hostile environment

3.1 Demonstrate a knowledge of preparing for and
responding to risks when meeting others and
travelling, including:
• meeting / leasing
• car jacking
• communications
• vehicles
• weapons and mines
• IED
• civil unrest and demonstrations
3.2 Demonstrate knowledge of how to manage and
minimise the risks above
3.3 Demonstrate knowledge of the risk of different
types of kidnap, avoidance and survival

4. Understand how to react and respond in a crisis situation in a hostile environment

4.1 Identify typical crisis situations
4.2 Demonstrate knowledge of how to respond in an
active shooter situation, including when law
enforcement arrives at the scene
4.3 Prepare an Emergency Action Plan (EAP)
4.4 Describe how to analyse the effectiveness of an EAP

23 February 2024

Online IED (Improvised Explosive Devices) Awareness

UCP

Course Overview

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.

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.

Awards

Online UCP Level 2 IED (Improvised Explosive Devices) Awareness

Pre-Requisites

None

£1000 £799

Curriculum

Bomb Construction And Classification

IED Attacks Mapping

TAC Strategies

Sign Awareness / Personal Threat Assessment (PTA)

Explosions / Explosives Effects

VBIED

Case Study

Search and report procedures

Protective Measures

Energetic material orientation & terminology

Classification of explosives & the stimuli to which they respond

Types of explosives & their methods of initiation

IED & Booby-Trap Recognition

Homemade Explosives (HME) Orientation

Precursor Chemicals

Manufacturing Equipment

Blast Pathology

IED Manufacture Practical Exercise

23 February 2024

IOF Level 1 Online Firearms (Rifle/Carbine)

UCP

Course Overview

This Course Is Designed To Introduce You To The Rifle Weapons System And The Safety Functions And Fundamentals Of Shooting. You Can Take This Course On-Line Using The IOF Interactive Presentation PowerPoint Slides.

WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR?

The Course Is Designed For Any Private Security Operative, Individual Or Groups, Military Or Non-Military To Gain Their Weapons Proficiency Which Is Now A Pre-Requisite For Many Or Most Security Contracting Companies Working Within The Armed Security Sector.

£160 £80

Awards

IOF Level 1 Online Firearms (Rifle/Carbine)

Pre-Requisites

None

Curriculum

Unit 1: Basic Rifle/Carbine Manipulation

Unit 2: Gun Safety Rules

Unit 3: Range Safety Procedures

Unit 4: Rifle Parts

Unit 5: Fundamentals Of Shooting (Grip, Stance, Breathing, Sights Line, Trigger Action, Recoil Control, Trigger Reset)

Unit 6: Accuracy And Rifle Target Presentation

Unit 7: Cleaning And Maintenance

Quiz