Advanced seminar “Real operational training for threat situations”
School shootings and terrorist attacks require the police, fire brigade and emergency services to adopt a completely different tactical approach than in everyday life. Decisions have to be made in a matter of seconds to ensure your own survival and that of third parties. Our real-life operational training initially teaches participants the basic tactical self-protection measures and the correct behavior in confrontations with armed perpetrators. Furthermore, the current status of operational-tactical concepts is presented.
As part of subsequent practical exercises (during the day and with limited visibility), various threat scenarios are simulated very realistically in the training facility. Under stress, rescue workers learn to make tactical decisions, care for patients and cooperate with the police.
Content
- Basics of self-protection
- Tactical approach by the police
- Tactical approach rescue service
- Tactical zones
- Ranges and effects of weapons and explosives
- Application tourniquet
- Improvised casualty transport
Requirements
This course format is an advanced seminar and requires non-police forces to take part in the basic seminar “Tactical Self-Security”.
Target groups
Emergency forces from authorities and organizations with security tasks (BOS). Certain course formats exclusively for police or emergency services in the area of external security
Dates
On demand.
Services and prices
The price per person is €275 (plus VAT) and includes the training, working documents if applicable, and full board (snack, lunch, coffee, baked goods and non-alcoholic conference drinks)
Further dates for the basic and advanced seminars take place depending on demand and on request.
Alexandra Geckeler is available for questions and registrations at paed-leitung@tcrh.de.
You can find out more about MP-Protection on their homepage: http://mp-protection.com/ and also about the seminars offered in the following press article from the world: www.welt.de/vermischtes/article172112150/Ex-KSK-Mann-schult-Einsatzkraefte-von-Polizei-und-Rettungsdienst.html