Technology in Tactical Operations

This two-day course will provide hands on instruction deploying technology to include robotics, throw phones, listening devices, MESH networks, camera systems and computer applications in hostile environments. Students will learn how to deploy and work behind technology in a safe manner.  Students will also learn how technology can improve tempo and situational awareness, and the importance of selecting the proper equipment.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course the attendee will be familiar with:
1. The different types of SWAT technical equipment
2. Developing a technical support team
3. The different types of tactical electronics available to SWAT Teams and the different uses
4. Practical uses of electronic equipment in a SWAT scenario
5. How to utilize and promote the use of SWAT technology to your agency and the issues associated
6. Nomenclature of a technical equipment
7. How the technology operates, the required operating frequencies, distances and limitations with each piece of equipment
8. The use and limitations of Command Kits
9. Safely deploying technology in a hostile environment
10. Maneuvering the technology in a hostile situation and overcoming obstacles
11. Extricating the technology and decontamination

INSTRUCTIONAL METHODS

This is a two-day course with classroom and practical instruction.  This course should be attended by Sworn Law Enforcement, SWAT, Fire/EMS, and anyone involved in operating technical equipment in hostile environments.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

INDIVIDUAL:
Law Enforcement ID
Tactical Uniform
Ballistic vests, helmet

TEAM EQUIPMENT:
Ballistic Shields (if available)