Upholding Values and Standards

Introduction to Terrorism and Crime

Embark on a comprehensive journey into the world of terrorism and crime. This course provides a broad overview, defining key terms and concepts while exploring their historical contexts to lay a solid foundation for deeper understanding.

Global Terrorism

Delve into the origins, ideologies, and strategies of various terrorist groups worldwide. Explore topics such as religious extremism, political terrorism, cyberterrorism, and the impact of globalisation on terrorism. Gain insights into the motivations and methods that drive these groups and the global responses they provoke.

Local Crime

Examine the multifaceted nature of local crime, including organised crime, street crime, white-collar crime, and cybercrime. Analyse the social, economic, and cultural factors contributing to crime at the local level, providing a thorough understanding of its roots and manifestations.

Counterterrorism and Crime Prevention

Discover the strategies, policies, and practices employed to counter global terrorism and local crime. Engage in discussions on intelligence gathering, law enforcement efforts, international cooperation, and the pivotal role of technology in crime prevention. Learn how different approaches are applied to mitigate threats and enhance security.

Legal and Ethical Issues

Navigate the complex legal frameworks surrounding counterterrorism and crime prevention. Address the ethical dilemmas faced by law enforcement agencies and policymakers in managing these challenges. Understand the balance between security and civil liberties and the implications of legal decisions in this arena.

Tailored Course Content

The course content and activities are meticulously tailored to suit the level of the course and the specific needs and interests of the client. Participants will engage in interactive discussions, case studies, and practical exercises designed to provide a robust and immersive learning experience.

Personal safety: 

Self-Defence Skills:

Self-defence skills enable individuals to protect themselves and others from physical harm in potentially dangerous situations. By learning effective techniques, people are empowered to respond confidently to threats or attacks, significantly increasing their chances of escaping or surviving dangerous encounters.

Empowerment:

Learning self-defence techniques can greatly enhance an individual's self-confidence, assertiveness, and overall sense of empowerment. It provides people with the tools to stand up for themselves, make informed decisions, and take control of their personal safety, leading to a stronger, more resilient mindset.

Deterrence

Simply possessing the knowledge and skills of self-defence can act as a powerful deterrent to potential attackers. Individuals who appear confident, aware, and capable of defending themselves are less likely to be targeted. Thus, self-defence training can play a crucial role in preventing violent incidents before they occur.

Awareness and Preparedness

Self-defence training often emphasises situational awareness, teaching individuals to recognise potential threats and avoid dangerous situations. Being mindful of one's surroundings and understanding personal safety strategies are essential for preventing or diffusing potentially violent encounters. This heightened awareness can lead to better decision-making in high-risk situations.

Physical and Mental Well-Being:

Engaging in self-defence training offers significant physical and mental health benefits. Regular practice promotes physical fitness, coordination, and strength, enhancing overall physical well-being. Additionally, self-defence training can alleviate stress, boost self-esteem, and improve mental resilience, contributing to a healthier, more balanced lifestyle.

Mitigation of Lethal Force:

By equipping individuals with effective self-defence skills, the need for lethal force can be substantially mitigated. The ability to confidently and effectively handle potentially dangerous situations reduces the likelihood of escalation to lethal force. This approach not only enhances personal safety but also promotes more humane and responsible responses to threats.

Basic First Aid

This course provides an introduction to basic first aid techniques, including assessing the scene, checking for vital signs, controlling bleeding, and providing assistance for common injuries and medical emergencies.

CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) and AED (Automated External Defibrillator) Training

This course focuses on teaching participants how to perform CPR and use an AED to assist individuals experiencing cardiac arrest or other life-threatening emergencies.

Wilderness First Aid

Designed for those who spend time in remote areas or engage in outdoor activities, this course covers first aid techniques specific to wilderness and outdoor settings, such as treating fractures, hypothermia, heat exhaustion, and bites/stings.

Workplace First Aid

This course is geared towards employees and employers in various work settings. It covers workplace-specific hazards, such as burns, chemical exposures, and electrical injuries, and teaches participants how to respond effectively in those situations.

First Aid for Disaster Preparedness

This course prepares individuals to respond to emergencies and disasters, such as earthquakes, hurricanes, or floods. It covers triage, evacuation procedures, and providing immediate care in emergency situations.

FREC Level 3 

Gain comprehensive pre-hospital emergency care skills. This course includes advanced airway management, CPR and AED use, trauma management (spinal injuries, fractures, burns), handling medical emergencies (heart attack, stroke, epilepsy, asthma, diabetes), patient assessment techniques, management of major incidents, environmental emergencies, and administering emergency medications.

Tailored Course Content

The course content and activities are meticulously tailored to suit the level of the course and the specific needs and interests of the client. Participants will engage in interactive discussions, case studies, and practical exercises designed to provide a robust and immersive learning experience.

Communication Skills:

The course covers the Definition and importance of effective communication

Verbal and nonverbal communication

Barriers to effective communication

Active Listening:

The role of active listening in effective communication

Techniques for active listening

Empathetic listening and understanding different perspectives.

Verbal Communication:

Speaking clearly and confidently.

Developing effective speaking skills.

Public speaking and presentation skills.

Nonverbal Communication:

Understanding body language and gestures

Using facial expressions and eye contact effectively.

Interpreting nonverbal cues in others.

Written Communication:

Principles of effective written communication

Writing clear and concise emails, memos, and reports

Professional writing etiquette.

 Interpersonal Communication:

Building rapport and trust

Conflict resolution and negotiation skills

Assertiveness and expressing opinions respectfully

Internet Age of Communication :

Communication in virtual environments

Netiquette and online communication best practices.

Managing online presence and professional image.

Communication in Teams and Organizations:

Effective communication in team settings

Collaborative communication and decision-making

Communicating with supervisors, colleagues, and subordinates

Cross-Cultural Communication;

Recognizing and understanding cultural differences

Communicating effectively across cultures

Avoiding cultural misunderstandings and stereotypes

Throughout the course, there will be practical exercises, role-plays, and group discussions to reinforce learning and provide opportunities for students to apply candidates communication skills in various contexts. 

Specific content and activities for each course may vary depending on the level of the course, and the needs and interests of the Client.

Radio communications :

The course covers the principles, technologies, and practices involved in transmitting and receiving information through radio waves. It provides participants with a solid understanding of the fundamentals of radio communication systems and their applications. 

Introduction to Radio Communications:

Basic concepts and terminology in radio communications.

Overview of different types of radio systems and their applications.

Regulatory and licensing considerations for operating radio equipment.

Radio Frequency (RF) Fundamentals:

Understanding electromagnetic spectrum and radio wave propagation.

Modulation techniques and transmission modes.

Antennas and their role in radio communications.

Radio Equipment and Systems:

Types of radio transmitters, receivers, and transceivers.

Components of a radio system and their functions.

Radio frequency bands and channel allocation.

Radio Wave Propagation:

Factors influencing radio wave propagation.

Line-of-sight (LOS) vs. non-line-of-sight (NLOS) propagation.

Signal fading, multipath interference, and mitigation techniques.

Communication Protocols:

Overview of common communication protocols used in radio systems.

Data encoding, decoding, and error correction techniques.

Introduction to modulation schemes (AM, FM, PM, etc.).

Radio System Design and Operation:

Planning and designing radio networks.

Coverage areas, range calculations, and link budget analysis.

Interference analysis and mitigation strategies.

Radio Communications Security:

Encryption and authentication in radio communications.

Vulnerabilities and countermeasures for secure radio operations.

Radio frequency (RF) spectrum management.

Practical Exercises and Case Studies:

Hands-on experience with radio equipment and software-defined radios.

Simulated scenarios and troubleshooting radio communication issues.

Case studies of real-world radio communication deployments.

Specific content and activities for each course may vary depending on the level of the course, and the needs and interests of the Client.

 Map Reading & GPS:

This Course covers The Basic to advanced navigation.

 Definition and purpose of maps

Types of maps (topographic maps, thematic maps, etc.)

Basic elements of a map (title, legend, scale, compass rose, etc.)

Map Scale and Measurement:

Understanding map scales and ratios

Converting between map scale and real-world measurements

Estimating distances and areas on a map.

Map Symbols and Legends:

Interpretation of symbols and colours on a map

Understanding map legends and their importance

Recognizing common map symbols for various features (e.g., roads, rivers, buildings).

Coordinate Systems and Grids:

Introduction to coordinate systems (latitude and longitude, UTM, etc.)

Understanding grid systems on maps

Reading and using grid references on a map.

Orientation and Compass Use:

Understanding cardinal directions (north, south, east, west)

Use of a compass for map orientation

Navigating using compass bearings and azimuths.

Contour Lines and Topographic Maps:

Understanding contour lines and their representation of elevation

Interpreting topographic maps and identifying landforms

Reading and understanding contour intervals and gradient.

 Map Reading Techniques:

Identifying key features on a map (landmarks, terrain, etc.)

Following routes and trails on a map

Using map reading skills for navigation and orienteering

Map Projections and Coordinate Conversion:

Introduction to map projections and their distortions.

Converting between different coordinate systems.

Recognizing the limitations of different map projections.

GPS and Digital Mapping:

Introduction to GPS (Global Positioning System).

Understanding GPS coordinates and navigation.

Using digital mapping tools and GPS devices for map reading.

Specific content and activities for each course may vary depending on the level of the course, and the needs and interests of the Client.

As Part of the Advanced courses or a stand alone course. 

Introduction to Explosive Devices:

Types of explosive devices

Components of explosive devices

Common explosives and their characteristics.

Threat Assessment and Intelligence Gathering:

Understanding the threat landscape

Intelligence sources and collection methods

Analysis of intelligence data related to explosive devices

CED Operational Planning:

Assessing operational requirements

Risk assessment and management

Developing standard operating procedures.

Explosives Detection Technologies:

Introduction to various detection technologies

Principles of operation for different detection methods

Limitations and best practices for using detection equipment

Render Safe Procedures:

Procedures for assessing and neutralizing explosive devices.

Tools and techniques for safe handling and disposal.

Establishing safety perimeters and evacuation protocols.

Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).

Understanding IED construction and components

Analysis of recent IED incidents and trends

Countermeasures and tactics for dealing with IEDs.

Post-Blast Investigation:

Conducting post-blast investigations

Evidence collection and preservation

Analysing blast scenes and reconstructing incidents.

CED Team Coordination and Communication:

Team roles and responsibilities

Effective communication during CED operations

Coordination with other agencies and organizations.

Legal and Ethical Considerations:

Laws and regulations related to explosive devices

Ethics and professional conduct during CED operations

Privacy and civil liberties considerations.

Practical Exercises and Simulations:

Hands-on training with detection equipment

Simulated scenarios to practice CED techniques.

Review and analysis of practical exercises.

Specific content and activities for each course may vary depending on the level of the course, and the needs and interests of the Client.

 Facilities  Defence and Protection course.

This Course Incorporates all the above courses in to one 6 week course.

Security protection in the oil and gas industry is of paramount importance due to the critical nature of the infrastructure, potential environmental impact, and high-value assets involved. The industry faces a range of security threats, including theft, vandalism, sabotage, terrorism, and unauthorized access. Implementing robust security measures is crucial to ensure the safety and continuity of operations. Here are some key aspects of security protection in the oil and gas industry.

Risk Assessment and Management:

Conduct comprehensive risk assessments to identify vulnerabilities and threats specific to the facility, including the surrounding environment.

Develop risk management plans that address identified risks and provide strategies to mitigate them effectively.

Perimeter Security:

Establish secure perimeters around facilities using physical barriers, such as fencing, gates, and access control systems.

Implement surveillance systems, including CCTV cameras, motion sensors, and intrusion detection systems, to monitor the perimeter and detect unauthorized activities.

Utilize appropriate lighting to enhance visibility and deter intrusions during night hours.

Access Control:

Implement access control measures to regulate entry to critical areas.

Utilize identification systems, such as badges, biometrics, or access cards, to ensure authorized personnel access only.

Implement visitor management protocols, including registration and escort procedures.

Maintain strict control over keys and access cards, regularly reviewing and updating access privileges.

Emergency Preparedness and Response:

Develop emergency response plans tailored to the specific risks and hazards of the facility.

Conduct regular drills and exercises to ensure all personnel are familiar with emergency procedures.

Establish communication protocols and systems to enable effective communication during emergencies.

Coordinate with local law enforcement, emergency services, and relevant government agencies to enhance emergency response capabilities.

Security Culture and Training:

Foster a strong security culture within the organisation by promoting security awareness, reporting suspicious activities, and adhering to security protocols.

Provide regular training and refresher courses on security measures, emergency response, and incident reporting.

It is essential for oil and gas companies to work closely with security consultants, industry associations, and relevant authorities to ensure compliance with local regulations and to stay updated on emerging security trends.

Small Arms Weapons Course.

Course Objectives:

To familiarize students with different types of small arms weapons.

To develop safe handling and operation skills for small arms.

To enhance marksmanship and shooting proficiency.

To provide an understanding of the principles and tactics related to small arms combat.

To instil responsible firearm use and promote adherence to legal and ethical standards.

Introduction to Small Arms Weapons:

Overview of different types of small arms (handguns, rifles, Tasers, Handcuffs)

Components and functioning of small arms

Firearms safety rules and procedures

Firearm maintenance and cleaning basics.

Fundamentals of Marksmanship:

Proper shooting stance, grip, and body alignment

Aiming and sight picture

Trigger control and follow-through

Breath control and natural point of aim

Introduction to basic shooting drills and exercises.

Handgun types, selection, and features:

Handgun loading, unloading, and reloading techniques

Basic shooting drills with handguns (static and dynamic)

Shooting from various shooting positions (standing, kneeling, prone).

Introduction to defensive shooting concepts.

Rifle Training:

Rifle types, selection, and features

Rifle loading, unloading, and reloading techniques

Basic shooting drills with rifles (static and dynamic)

Shooting from various shooting positions (standing, kneeling, prone)

Introduction to sighting systems and zeroing.

Advanced Shooting Techniques:

Shooting on the move.

Engaging multiple targets.

Shooting from cover. 

Shooting in low light conditions.

Introduction to shooting drills for stress. management.

Small Arms Tactics:

Shooting in close quarters.

Team communication and coordination.

Movement and positioning.

Also included in this course , Use of Taser and Handcuffs.

Use of force principles.

Self-defence and legal implications.

Ethical responsibilities of firearm owners.

Firearm storage and transport safety.

Specific content and activities for each course may vary depending on the level of the course, and the needs and interests of the Client. This may also vary depending on local regulations.

Close Protection

Overview of the close protection industry and job responsibilities.

Legal and ethical considerations of close protection.

Professionalism, ethics, and conduct.

Threat Assessment and Risk Management:

Conducting threat assessments and risk analysis.

Identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities.

Developing risk management strategies and mitigation plans.

Protective Security Measures:

Physical security measures for clients and their residences.

Security advances and route planning.

Access control and surveillance techniques.

Defensive Tactics and Personal Protection:

Close quarter combat techniques and defensive skills.

Hand-to-hand combat and self-defence techniques.

Defensive driving skills and vehicle security.

Firearms Training (if applicable)

Safe handling and use of firearms.

Firearms laws and regulations.

Tactical shooting skills and marksmanship.

Protective Operations Planning and Execution

Developing operational plans for protective assignments.

Coordinating with clients, team members, and relevant authorities.

Conducting security briefings and debriefings.

Communication and Interpersonal Skills

Effective communication techniques.

Conflict resolution and negotiation skills.

Building rapport with clients and stakeholders.

Emergency Response and First Aid:

Assessing and responding to emergency situations.

First aid and basic life support techniques.

Emergency evacuation procedures.

Surveillance and Counter-Surveillance:

Conducting surveillance operations.

Identifying and countering surveillance threats.

Surveillance detection techniques.

Operational and Logistical Considerations:

Travel security and logistics.

Use of technology and equipment in close protection.

Cultural awareness and international considerations.

Practical Exercises and Simulations:

Realistic scenarios and practical simulations to apply learned skills.

Teamwork and coordination exercises.

Crisis management and decision-making under pressure.

Specific content and activities for each course may vary depending on the level of the course, and the needs and interests of the Client.

The Basic Fire Awareness Course:

The Basic Fire Awareness Course serves as a vital tool in establishing a culture of safety within both workplaces and homes. By equipping participants with practical knowledge about fire types, the causes of fires, and how to address them, this course greatly reduces the risk of fire-related incidents. Hands-on training on the correct usage of fire extinguishers, along with an in-depth understanding of evacuation routes and procedures, is a highlight of this course. Moreover, emphasis on the importance of fire prevention measures such as regular inspections and maintenance of fire safety equipment helps foster a proactive approach towards maintaining a fire-safe environment.

 Fire Wardens 

This  course is specifically tailored to empower individuals with the expertise and capabilities required to serve as proficient fire wardens in their respective organizations. This comprehensive training program encompasses a wide range of crucial topics, including fire safety regulations, proactive fire prevention strategies, emergency protocols, and hands-on fire-fighting techniques. By participating in this course, individuals will acquire a thorough comprehension of their roles and responsibilities as fire wardens, equipping them with the necessary tools to swiftly and effectively respond to fire incidents, thereby safeguarding lives and property within their organization. Through the acquisition of this invaluable knowledge and skill set, participants will become instrumental in creating a safer and more secure environment for all. 

  Fire marshal's:

Fire marshal's course is an essential training program that offers comprehensive education and practical skills to individuals entrusted with the critical responsibility of ensuring fire safety within a particular organization or building. Geared towards fire marshals, fire safety officers, and designated fire wardens, this course equips participants with the knowledge and expertise needed to handle fire-related situations effectively.

The content of a fire marshal's course is tailored to meet the diverse needs and requirements of different jurisdictions and may vary depending on the training provider. However, regardless of the specific curriculum, the course typically covers a wide range of topics encompassing fire safety, prevention, and emergency response.

The primary objective of the course is to impart a deep understanding of fire safety principles and practices. Participants learn about the behaviour of fire, including its spread, various types, and the factors influencing its behaviour. This foundational knowledge forms the basis for implementing effective fire prevention strategies.

The course delves into the regulatory landscape, familiarising participants with fire safety regulations and codes relevant to their jurisdiction. Understanding legal requirements, building codes, and industry standards is vital for ensuring compliance and maintaining a safe environment.

Specific content and activities for each course may vary depending on the level of the course, and the needs and interests of the Client.

Keeping fit is important in the field of security for several reasons:

Physical Stamina and Endurance: Security professionals often need to be on their feet for long hours and may be required to respond quickly to various situations. Maintaining physical fitness helps improve stamina and endurance, allowing security personnel to perform their duties effectively without becoming fatigued.

Response and Reaction Time:

 In certain security roles, such as emergency response teams or personal protection details, the ability to react quickly is crucial. Regular exercise and physical training can enhance reflexes, agility, and coordination, enabling security personnel to respond swiftly and appropriately to critical situations.

Health and Wellness:

Being physically fit promotes overall health and well-being, reducing the risk of illnesses and injuries. In the security field, maintaining good health is essential for consistently performing duties and handling physically demanding tasks.

Mental Alertness:

Physical fitness is closely linked to mental health and cognitive functioning. Regular exercise can enhance focus, concentration, and mental alertness, which are vital attributes for security professionals who need to stay vigilant and make quick decisions.

Confidence and Professionalism: 

Being in good physical shape can boost confidence and self-esteem, leading to a more professional appearance and demeanour. Security personnel who appear fit and capable project a sense of authority and competence, which can contribute to their effectiveness in maintaining order and deterring potential threats.

Teamwork and Collaboration:

Fitness activities can also promote teamwork and camaraderie among security personnel. Engaging in group workouts or physical training fosters a sense of unity, cooperation, and mutual support, which can improve overall team dynamics and effectiveness in security operations.

It is important to note that fitness requirements may vary depending on the specific security role or organization. Some security positions may have specific physical fitness standards or tests that need to be met. Therefore, maintaining a regular fitness routine can help ensure that security professionals meet the necessary physical requirements and perform their duties efficiently and effectively.

We put an emphasis on personal fitness on our advanced courses with at least one fitness session daily. Also the client has a large input on the levels required for deployment.

Specific content and activities for each course may vary depending on the level of the course, and the needs and interests of the Client.