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TACTICAL SUPERVISORS/LEADERS COURSE
TOTAL HOURS: 50 (five days)
TUITION: $475 per student
DATES & LOCATIONS:
March 30 - April 3, 2009
Durango, Colorado
(Hosted by La Plata County Sheriff)
October 5-9, 2009
Orem/ Provo, Utah
(Hosted by Orem/ Provo METRO SWAT)
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This five day course is a skill developing, intensive training course for those individuals responsible for any level of leadership, supervision, command, coordination, or training for a tactical team. Detailed information will be presented regarding personnel selection, establishing basic and advanced training programs, selection and use of specialized tactical equipment, and command and control with respect to Immediate Action Rapid Deployment (active gunman), High Risk Warrant Service, Hostage Rescue, and Barricaded Subjects. How to establish and operate an effective Tactical Operations Center, developing optimum teamwork characteristics, tactical planning and tactical leadership methods and techniques will also be presented. This course goes beyond providing an understanding of principles and theory; it provides the mechanics and "how-to" that can be applied immediately upon completion of the course. DON’T MISS IT!!
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS· Getting the biggest bang for your buck with personnel selection
· Conducting a cost effective assessment/selection course
· Specialized tactical equipment selection and utilization
· Considerations for policy and procedure development
· Developing, implementing, and evaluating tactical team standards of
performance
· How to train for Immediate Action Rapid Deployment (active gunman)
· Hostage Barricade: Immediate Action and preparing for a Deliberate
Force Option
· Establishing and operating an effective Tactical Operations
Center (TOC)
· How to enhance command level support during a critical incident
· Effective integration and control of all responding elements
and/or agencies
· Effective integration of the observer/marksman
· Establishing an effective command and control structure
· Establishing an effective communication system
· A proven, effective method of planning, rehearsing and conducting
specialized tactical operations
· Applying the principles of winning in any tactical environment
· Specialized breaching
· How to achieve optimum teamwork characteristics in your team
· Liability concerns for special tactical units
NOTES
This course is restricted to sworn law enforcement officers and military personnel only.
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS· Safety glasses
· Hearing protection
· Duty holster with handgun-100 rounds
· Shoulder-fired entry weapon (if issued) – 50 rounds
· Noise flash distraction device (if issued) –2 per student
· Body armor
· Light source
· Clothing suitable for outdoor tactical training
· Any other individual tactical equipment issued
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