Medical and Safety Consultants Training Services: Safety training for personnel working in hazardous environments.

 

 

 
 

MASC Training Services
Security Courses

Operational Work in High Risk Environments


Course length

This is a five day, fully interactive, security training course which can be undertaken at any suitable venue.

Student instructional sessions are backed up by practical field exercises.

Course aim

This course provides safety and security training for those staff that are working in areas of instability, face significant localised crime issues, work in a conflict or post conflict war zone or in countries deemed to be high risk for any other reason.

 

 


 

 Mines and UXOs are two of the dangers workers in high risk situations can encounter
 Mines and UXOs are two of the dangers workers in high risk situations can encounter

Who is it for?

The course is specifically aimed at personnel working in high risk, unstable or high crime rate environments eg workers in vulnerable refugee camps, post-conflict war zones and areas of major political unrest.

Staff need specific training to cope with hostile environments such as this conflict zone
 Staff need specific training to cope with hostile environments such as this conflict zone


Course content

This course will cover the following topics:

  • Clothing and equipment for high risk environments
  • The concept and use of the Quick Run bag
  • Vehicle equipment and use in high risk environments
  • Mine risk education
  • Minefield rescue and extraction skills
  • Dealing with checkpoints and illegal road blocks
  • Target hardening
  • Survival under fire when out on the street
  • Survival under fire when travelling by vehicle
  • Live fire demonstration of the effects of small arms
  • Escape and evasion techniques

  • IED (Improvised Explosive Devices) awareness
  • Live IED (Improvised Explosive Devices) demonstration
  • Working in high risk or vulnerable refugee camps
  • Hostage survival skills
  • Survival skills
  • Emergency signals and distress markings
  • Evacuation preparedness and response
  • Understanding the role of CIMIC (civil-military cooperation)

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