"SUICIDE TERROR AND THE THREAT OF EXPLOSIVES"

Designed for both Government Agency/Law Enforcement and Corporate Security Officers and qualified personnel, these courses are based on the latest know-how concerning this most deadly of the current threats posed by International Terror.

SSI is a world leader in providing training to law enforcement, government agency and corporate personnel. SSI is committed to providing clients with the best know-how available to fight the war on terror.

"It was great to sit in a class where the instructor actually lived what he is talking about. Topics were extremely interesting and kept you listening." - Luis Perez, Port of Seattle Police Department  

"Great Course! Instructor is outstanding - very knowledgeable on the subject matter!"

"Both SSI classes I have taken have been great due to the subject matter knowledge of the instructor."

"The instructor is a knowledgeable and dynamic instructor. He knows how to keep an audience's attention and listen up heavy and serious topics when appropriate."

"This was an excellent class! [The instructor] is obviously well qualified as an instructor. His sense of humor and personal stories lend a realism to the instruction." - Steve Haley, Snohomish County Sheriff's Office  

Stage One - Suicide Terror

• The tenets of Islam applied to the modern world
• The Moslem, Jewish, Christian conflict. Stage
• Terror organizations founded on religious fundamentalism.
• Secular terrorist organizations
• International terror.
• State supported terror.
• Bin Laden's terrorist activities.
• Cooperation between terrorist organizations around the world.
• Israel's strategy for fighting terror.
• International cooperation in fighting terror.
• Typical bomb construction.
• Firing mechanisms.
• Booby traps.
• Hiding places and the use of every day objects as bombs.
• Explosives and improvised materials.
• Car bombs.
• Suicide bombers.
• Standard event management procedures.
• Warnings issued by Security Authorities - Cooperation and coordination.
• Dealing with a combined terror attack.

** Event / episode analysis

Stage Two - Anti-terror Activities

• Finding and identifying suspects.
• Signs that arouse suspicion.
• Management and operation of an entry control system.
• Procedures for combing an area, offices and storage spaces.
• Building evacuation procedures.
• Dealing with anonymous phone calls about bomb threats.
• What to do in an emergency.
• Dealing with suspicious mail and packages.
• Preparing for emergencies.
• Crisis and pressure situation management.
• Crowd control in pressure situations following an event.
• Decision-making processes in crisis situations.

Call Ileana Bustillo at 866-573-3999x101 to learn more about this program.