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This seminar demonstrates how to prepare for and initially respond to acts of terrorism involving explosives, how to

implement a plan and procedures to respond to an explosive incident, and how to manage an incident.  Participants are trained in general security awareness in the transit environment, how to identify flaws in facility or vehicle design, and how to discourage criminal activity.  Two seminars are conducted at the host site.

      Who Should Attend

        a All employees who may respond to bomb threats in

              the transit environment; representatives of

              community emergency support services such as law

              enforcement, fire protection, Federal Emergency

              Management Agency (FEMA), and emergency

              medical responders

      How You Will Benefit

        a Explain your responsibilities in an explosion incident

        a Identify explosive components

        a Organize and manage emergencies; Incident Command

              System (ICS) and coordination of response efforts

              and resources (National Incident Management

              System [NIMS] and National Response Plan [NRP])

        a Develop employee skills

      What You Will Learn

        a Identify vulnerability, potential threats to transit

              systems, and terrorist tactics

        a Identify explosive components

        a Search for explosives and secondary devices

        a Develop and review explosives incident plans and

              evacuation procedures

        a Manage the media

     CEU's:                                         0.0

     Length:                                        8.50 Hour(s)

     Tuition:                                        Conducted on a cost-recovery basis - contact TSI if interested in hosting

     Contact Number:                        (405) 954-3682

      Prerequisite(s):                         None

You will receive a student letter via email 30 days prior to class that includes all logistical information to include the block of hotel rooms, transportation, training location, etc.

Available Classes for this Course: Identifying IED Threats to Public Transit Seminar Class Number Dates Location Status Cost   Click Here For Details 08/14/2013 Seattle, WA Open; 18 available 30.00 You need to login to enroll Click Here For Details 08/27/2013 Portland, OR Open; 17 available 30.00 You need to login to enroll