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ATOM Courses Catalogue 2018 © Published: Jan 2018 Version V4.1 Publisher: ATOM Training Ltd ATOM Training Limited Alford House, Epson Square, White Horse Business Park, Trowbridge. Wiltshire, BA14 0XG United Kingdom The courses and modules below provide an overview of our typical training courses. All courses can be customised, therefore durations can be altered to accommodate requirements and the participant numbers stated should be considered a guide only.

Awareness Courses: ATOM AC 1 Introduction to Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) ATOM AC 2 Introduction to Hazardous Device (IED) Search ATOM AC 3 Introduction to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) and CBRN ATOM AC 4 Introduction to Threat Analysis ATOM AC 5 Introduction to Vulnerability Analysis ATOM AC 6 Introduction to Explosives Principles ATOM AC 7 Introduction Maritime Search ATOM AC 8 Introduction to C-IED Forensics ATOM AC 9 Staff Officers C-IED Awareness Course (SOAC)

ATOM AC 10 Staff Officers C-IED Planning Course (SOPC)

C-IED IEDD (Bomb Technician) Courses: ATOM IEDD 1 IEDD Bomb Technician Low-Threat Operator ATOM IEDD 2 IEDD Bomb Technician High-Threat Operator ATOM IEDD 3 IEDD Semi Remote Operator ATOM IEDD 4 IEDD Bomb Technician/Firearms/SWAT ATOM IEDD 5 Home Made Explosives (HME) ATOM IEDD 6 Weapons Technical Intelligence (WTI) Level 1 Exploitation ATOM IEDD 7 Post Blast and Bomb Scene Management ATOM IEDD 8 IEDD Hostage and Area Denial Devices ATOM IEDD 9 IEDD Booby Traps and Victim operated (VO)

ATOM IEDD 10 Know the Bomb Maker (KTBM) ATOM IEDD 11 IED Electronics ATOM IEDD 12 IED Advanced Electronics ATOM IEDD 13 IED Electronics, Design, Construction and Exploitation ATOM IEDD 14 IED Threat Assessment ATOM IEDD 15 IED Prevention Planning with Table Top Exercises

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C-IED Search Courses: ATOM SC1 Introduction to C-IED Search ATOM SC2 Low-Risk C-IED Search ATOM SC3 High-Risk C-IED Search ATOM SC4 Search Practitioners Course ATOM SC5 C-IED/Search Advisor/Commanders C2

C-IED Maritime Courses:

ATOM MT1 Basic Maritime Interdiction (BMI) ATOM MT2 Maritime Vessel Search ATOM MT4 Underwater Hazardous Devices Search (UHDS) ATOM MT5 Underwater Terrorism Prevention

Specialist Courses and Exercise Planning:

ATOM SPC1 Special Forces Assault Improvised Explosive Device Disposal ATOM SPC2 C-IED Electronic Warfare (EW)/Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) ATOM SPC3 International Ammunition Technicians/Technical Officers Course ATOM SPC4 Breaching/Dynamic Entry ATOM SPC5 Equipment Training


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ATOM AC 1: Introduction to Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Increase situational awareness of the threats presented by the use of IEDs. • Identify basic IED composition (including how they function and how terrorists select possible targets), and

recognise terrorist groups (including their goals and objectives) in order to become less vulnerable.

Course description: Classroom-based, this course begins by defining the IED and underlining the IED threat in respect to the participants/the organisation’s daily environment. Participants are exposed to IED components and effects. Realistic IED training aids are used throughout this course in order to enhance the learning experience. Participants are educated on a brief historical background on terrorists’ threats and trends, which leads into exploring how soft targets can be ‘hardened’. Course content: • IED recognition: components and effects. • Current trends and threats: prevention planning. • Surveillance detection: ‘The bad guys are watching you’. • Hardening soft targets: vulnerability considerations. • Case history discussion: domestic and/or international.

Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical course duration: 2 days. Participant requirements: • Corporate security professional. • Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders.

Location: • Hosting unit/client. • ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.


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ATOM AC 2: Introduction to Hazardous Device (IED) Search Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Perform adequate practical IED search techniques. • Define sufficient IED reporting and evacuation protocols. • Modify existing bomb search and evacuation procedures.

Course description: Classroom and practical event based, this course starts with defining the IED and underlining the IED threat in respect to developing a proactive IED search programme relevant to participants’/the organisation’s daily environment. Participants are exposed to IED components and effects, and realistic IED training aids are used throughout this course in order to enhance the learning experience. Participants are divided into search teams and taken through a series of instructor-led scenarios for area, vehicle and personnel search techniques. The Typical Course Duration: can be modified to meet clients’ requirements. Course content: • Global threat overview. • IED recognition: components and effects. • IED trends and threats. • IED search techniques:

o Interior. o Exterior. o Vehicle. o Personnel.

• Organisational protocols: norms and best practices.

Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical course duration: 2 days. Participant requirements: • Corporate security professionals. • Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders. Location: • Hosting unit/client. • ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.


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ATOM AC 3: Introduction to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Recognise the basic threats associated with chemical and biological agents, radiological, nuclear, and high-yield

explosive (CBRNE) threats that militaries, terrorists and criminals may utilise.

Course description: Classroom-based, this course centres on the various types of agents, precursors, toxicity levels, contamination considerations and the physiological and psychological effects that CBRNE substances have on personnel and property. Realistic WMD threats are discussed throughout this course in order to demystify myths involving these very real concerns. This course reviews the types of WMD dissemination devices and their capabilities and limitations. The methods and historical use of dissemination devices is analysed to allow a process for recognition and identification of potential devices. An introductory overview of domestic and worldwide terrorist organisations and WMD threats is described in digestible terms and related to the geography and confines of participants’/the organisation’s environment. Terrorist methodologies and tactics are evaluated including case studies of specific groups. The history of terrorist activities is reviewed in the context of how and why future attacks may occur. Course content: • Chemical agents: threats and protocols. • Biological agents: threats and protocols. • Nuclear weapons, including improvised nuclear devices and radiological dispersal devices. • High-yield conventional explosive threats, including homemade explosives threats.

Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical course duration: 2 days. Participant requirements: • Corporate security professionals. • Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military • Government. • First responders.

Location: • Hosting Unit/Client. • ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.


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ATOM AC 4: Introduction to Threat Analysis Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Recognise how a proficient threat analysis can help identify specific threats relevant to an organisation’s/similar

daily working environment.

Course description: This introductory course will enable participants to identify, categorise, and prioritise possible attack threat scenarios. Mission essential functions that are critical to business continuity and eventual recovery will be identified, and the data collection on an organisation’s internal and external environment will be reviewed to determine any operational factors affecting the viability of an organisation to terrorist attack. Factors include: proximity to public transportation, ease of access, land or maritime environment, symbolic nature of the organisation and a host of other contributors. Discussion points will include: “Think Like a Terrorist” and “Available Intelligence Assets”. Course content: • Global threat overview. • Threat analysis: overview and definition. • Threats and trends: terrorist and criminal/domestic and foreign. • Soft target awareness. • Surveillance detection. • Practical solutions.

Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical course duration: 2 days. Participant requirements: • Corporate security professionals. • Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders. • Commercial security professionals. Location: • Hosting unit/client. • ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.


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ATOM AC 5: Introduction to Vulnerability Analysis Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Recognise what a vulnerability analysis consists of and determine how organisations can reduce vulnerabilities in

and around the workplace.

Course description: This course offers a methodical, logical, and analytical approach to evaluating the vulnerability of any organisation to any type of terrorist attack. In-place countermeasures are evaluated for effectiveness and additional measures are proposed. Each vulnerability is weighed against potential attack threat scenarios to allow security and emergency managers a better understanding of their organisation’s current state of readiness. Course content: • Vulnerability analysis: overview and definition. • Threats and trends: terrorist and criminal/domestic and foreign. • Soft target awareness. • Common vulnerabilities. • Protective measures. • Critical infrastructure.

Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical course duration: 2 days. Participant requirements: • Corporate security professionals. • Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders. • Security professionals. Location: • Hosting unit/client. • ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.


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ATOM AC 6: Introduction to Explosive Principles Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will: • Have a basic understanding of explosive principles and the effects of explosives. • The course will also demonstrate the application of explosives.

Course description: This course offers a basic introduction to explosives, covering the history, theory and principles of explosives and their effects. It will also cover the use of explosives and the many different types that are used in both military and commercial applications. The course is a sound introduction for anyone who is completely new to this subject area and wants to gain a better understanding. Course content: • Overview of the history of explosives. • Types of explosives. • Use of explosives. • Overview of explosives safety. • Explosives use in terrorist events.

Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical Course Duration: 2 days. Participant Requirements: • Corporate security professionals. • Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders.



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ATOM AC 7: Introduction to Maritime Search Course objectives:

Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to:

• Understand the basic requirements of practical maritime IED search techniques. • Understand maritime IED reporting and evacuation protocols. • Modify existing maritime bomb search and evacuation procedures as desired/required.

Course description:

Classroom and practical event based, this course starts with defining the IED and underlining the IED threat in respect to developing a proactive maritime IED search programme relevant to participants’/the organisation’s daily environment. Participants are exposed to IED components and effects, and realistic IED training aids are used throughout the course in order to enhance the learning experience. Participants are taken through a series of instructor-led scenarios for area and personnel search techniques. The course duration can be modified to meet clients’ requirements.

Course content:

• Threat Overview. • IED recognition: components and effects. • IED trends and threats. • Overview of maritime IED search techniques:

o Interior. o Exterior.  o Vessel.  o Personnel.


Maximum class size (location dependent): 20

Typical Course Duration: 2 days.

Participant requirements:

• Designated law enforcement or professional security specialists. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders.



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ATOM AC 8: Introduction C-IED Forensics Course objectives:

Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • ATOM training forensic and exploitation courses are developed specifically for Counter-IED (C-IED) and exploitation

personnel, site exploitation teams, and WIT teams, the Intelligence Community (IC), and battle staffs at all levels of command.

Course description: Highlights technical and forensic collection and exploitation of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), associated components, and other improvised or asymmetric weapon systems This course will help to develop effective countermeasures, identify trends and networks, and predict future weapon capability enhancements.

Course content: • Global C-IED threat and trends. • Post blast scene analysis. • Forensic procedures. • IED component identification. • Record and mapping production. • Photography. • Forensic report writing. • Counter-insurgency (COIN) principles. • Exploitation. Maximum class size (location dependent): 15 Typical course duration: 5 days. Participant requirements:

• Active bomb squad member. • Intelligence community. • Law enforcement.



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ATOM AC 9: Staff Officers C-IED Awareness Course (SOAC) Course objectives:


• Update students on current threats and TTPs in their Territorial Are of Responsibility (TAOR). • Instruct students in IED construction, design and function. • Inform students of current capability and how their assets are utilised (Equipment/Agencies/Manpower). • Practice students in efficient deployment of assets on missions of all types (generic but with specific elements).

Course description:

The course is designed to increase Staff Officer awareness of the logistic and operational stresses placed on operational forces when working in a high threat operational environment. The course covers aspects of C-IED doctrine and principles which should be applied during operations to allow these forces to carry out mission essential tasks whilst working in asymmetric warfare battlespace where IEDs are a prevalent threat.

Course content:

• Threat Overview. • IED recognition: components, effects and types. • IED trends and threats. • Terrorist TTPs. • Friendly Forces Capability. • Technical Intelligence. • Threat assessment. • EOD and Search planning. • Exercise: Route Vulnerability, Security, Terrorist Planning.


Typical course duration: 5 days.


• Designated law enforcement or professional security specialists. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders.



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ATOM AC 10: Staff Officers C-IED Planning Course (SOPC) Course objectives:


• Update students on current threats and TTPs in their Territorial Are of Responsibility (TAOR). • Instruct students in IED construction, design and function. • Inform students of current capability and how their assets are utilised (Equipment/Agencies /Manpower). • Practice students in efficient deployment of assets on missions of all types (generic but with specific elements).

Course description:

The course is designed to increase Staff Officer planning of the logistic and operational stresses placed on staff when working in an operational IEDD environment. The course covers aspects of C-IED doctrine and principles which should be applied during operations to allow these forces to carry out mission essential tasks whilst working in asymmetric warfare battlespace where IEDs are a prevalent threat. The planning course offers training in Force Protection, route assessment and planning and FOB protection.

Course content:

• Threat Overview. • IED recognition: components, effects and types. • IED trends and threats. • Terrorist and Insurgent TTPs. • Tactical Threat assessment. • Combat Estimate for Tactical Convoy Operations. • Combat Estimate for FOB Protection against suicide IEDS. • Friendly Forces Capability. • C-IED Force Protection Counter- measures. • Technical Intelligence. • EOD and Search planning/Search and Battle drills. • Exercise: Combat Estimate for Tactical Convoy Operations, Operational Orders for Tactical Convoy Operations,

Combat Estimate for FOB Protection against Suicide IEDs.




• Designated law enforcement or professional security specialists. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders. Location: • Hosting unit/clients /ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.


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ATOM IEDD 1: IEDD Bomb Technician Low Threat Operator Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Operate as an IEDD operator in a low to medium threat environment as part of a First Response capability. • This course is also the pre-requisite of the High Threat Operator course.

Course description: This course offers suitably pre-qualified/selected students the opportunity to qualify as an operational bomb technician working in a low to medium threat environment. The course covers a wide range of EOD/IEDD topics and encompasses theory and practical lessons, including assessed training tasks at the end of the course. Course content:

• Global threat overview. • Initial arrival process and ‘Incident Control Point’ safety. • Threat assessment – questioning techniques. • X-ray and Render-safe procedures (RSP). • Use of remote and semi remote equipment. • Use of manual operator equipment including Hook & line (rigging). • ECM. • Hostage handling (‘Category A’). • Light and dark operations. • Tactical and operator search. • Disruptor theory and practical. • Explosives theory. • Types of IED: vehicle, suicide, radio/remote controlled, command, time, victim operated (‘booby traps’), projected. • Electronics - basic. • Post-blast investigation and forensic processes and device reconstruction.


Typical course duration: 25 days (5 weeks).


• Active bomb squad member/bomb technician. • Suitable pre-qualified/sponsored student from law enforcement. • Military. • Government. • First responders background.





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ATOM IEDD 2: IEDD Bomb Technician High-Threat Operator Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Operate as an IEDD operator in a high-threat environment as part of a military response or first responder capability.

This will enable the operator to deploy and operate in areas of operation that have significant ongoing terrorist events

Course description: This course offers suitably pre-qualified/selected students (qualified Level 2 operators for example) the ability to qualify as a high-threat operational bomb technician working in a high threat or operational environment. The course covers a wide range of EOD/IEDD topics and encompasses theory and practical lessons including assessed training tasks at the end of the course. This is a more focused and intense course than the Low threat course. Course content:

• Global threat overview. • Initial arrival process and incident control point safety. • Threat assessment, questioning techniques. • X-ray & RSP processes. • Use of remote and semi remote equipment. • Use of manual operator equipment including Hook & line (rigging). • Hostage handling (‘Category A’). • Light and dark operations. • ECM, Tactical and operator search. • Disruptor theory and practical. • Types of IED: vehicle, suicide, RC, command, time, victim operated (‘booby traps’), projected. • Electronics - advanced. • Planned operations. • Post-blast investigation and forensic processes and device reconstruction.


Typical course duration: up to 30 days (6 weeks).


• Previous C-IED bomb squad training/suitably pre-qualified sponsored student from law Enforcement. • Military. • Government. • First responders background. Location: • Hosting unit/client. • ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.




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ATOM IEDD 3: IEDD Bomb Technician Semi Remote Operator Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Operate as an IEDD operator in a Low to Medium-threat environment without the use of a main remote vehicle

and as part of a military response or first responder capability. This will enable the operator to deploy and operate in areas of operation that have homeland terrorist threat.

Course description: This course offers suitably pre-qualified/selected students (qualified Level 2 operators for example) the ability to qualify as a Low – Medium threat Semi Remote operational bomb technician working in a high threat or operational environment. The course covers a wide range of EOD/IEDD topics and encompasses theory and practical lessons including assessed training tasks at the end of the course. This is a more focused and intense course than the Low threat course. Course content:

• Global threat overview. • Initial arrival process and incident control point safety. • Threat assessment, questioning techniques. • X-ray and RSP processes. • Use of semi remote equipment. • Use of manual operator equipment. • Hook & line (rigging). • Hostage handling (‘Category A’). • Light and dark operations. • ECM, Tactical and operator search. • Disruptor theory and practical. • Explosives theory. • Types of IED: vehicle, suicide, RC, command, time, victim operated (‘booby traps’), projected. • Electronics – advanced. • Planned operations. • Post-blast investigation and forensic processes and device reconstruction.


Typical course duration: 15 -20 days.


• Suitably pre-qualified student. Location: • Hosting unit/client. • ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.




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ATOM IEDD 4: IEDD Bomb Technician/Firearms/SWAT Operator

Course objectives:


• Formulate a rapid threat assessment, conduct a hand entry or rapid disruptor deployment while maintaining the momentum of a SWAT assault.

• Support SWAT team response operations when an IED threat exists and the use of a disruptor is often precluded. • Support response operations involving major public events where an IED is discovered and there is no

opportunity to evacuate. • Support response for major incidents where a second device has been discovered but rescue operations cannot

be stopped to allow for a conventional IED response.

Course description:

This course is divided into two phases. Phase I covers the skills and equipment required to hand-enter and defeat an IED where the use of disruptors is precluded. All theory lessons are supported by practical practice sessions. This phase concludes with several full IED tasks against hostage and other ‘Category A’ devices. Phase II is aimed at conducting operations in support of a SWAT team for both dynamic and covert operations. SWAT commanders are also introduced to the training and briefed upon the new capabilities of the course personnel. The course concludes with a series of exercises that require the full interoperability of a SWAT team and bomb squad to resolve the situation.

Course content:

• Basic electronics. • Hostage and area denial devices. • Disruptors. • Digital multi-meter and basic electronics. • Operational planning and briefing. • Cutting and entry on hostage devices. • Swat operations. • Hostage handling. • Advanced X-ray techniques. • Threat assessment.




• Active bomb squad member.





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ATOM IEDD 5: Home Made Explosives (HME) Course

Course objectives:


• Properties of Home Made Explosives. • Safety associated with HME’s. • Identification of HME’s and Blast properties of HME’s. • Detection of HME’s and Safe Disposal of HME’s.

Course description:

Classroom and practical event based, this course starts with defining the properties of HME’s and all safety associated with HME incidents (terrorist, criminal or prank/schoolboy type incidents) the course can be tailored for Military/Law enforcement EOD operators or for first responders (Fire service and scientific support personnel).

Course content:

• Introduction to IED’s (Types and operations). • Terrorist use of electronics. • Introduction to Explosives. • Introduction to HME’s. • Explosives safety. • Explosive detection and explosives handling. • HME’s in detail/Primary HME’s. • Lead Azide Manufacturer and firing on range. • Mercury Fulminate. • Secondary HME’s. • Ammonium Nitrate Based HME’s. • TATP manufacture and firing on range. • HPROM manufacture and firing on range. • HMTD manufacture and firing on range. • Dynamite manufacturer and firing on range. • Urea nitrate manufacturer and firing on range. • Chlorate based explosives. • Pyrotechnic manufacturer. • HME and explosive detection. • Initiators and detonators. • Plastic explosive manufacturer. • Full theory and practical lesson throughout. • Live range firings of manufactures explosives.


Typical course duration: 5 - 10 days.

Participant requirements: Law enforcement/government/military.

Location: Hosting unit, client or ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.




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ATOM IEDD 6: Weapons Technical Intelligence Team (WTI) Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • ATOM training weapons technical intelligence (WTI) course was developed specifically for Counter-IED (C-IED)

enablers EOD and exploitation personnel, site exploitation teams, and WIT teams, the Intelligence Community (IC), and battle staffs at all levels of command.

Course description: Weapons technical intelligence (WTI) involves a process of gathering intelligence on terrorist weapon capabilities, strengths, and weaknesses by the technical and forensic collection and exploitation of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), associated components, and other improvised or asymmetric weapon systems. WTI enables organisations to develop effective countermeasures, identify trends and networks, and predict future weapon capability enhancements.

Course content: • Global C-IED threat and trends. • WIT team operations. • Post blast scene analysis. • Forensic procedures. • IED component identification. • Record and mapping production. • Photography. • WIT report writing. • Attack the Network (AtN) theory. • Counter-insurgency (COIN) principles. • Exploitation.

Maximum class size (location dependent): 16 Typical course duration: 15 days. Participant requirements: • Law enforcement • Military. • Government.





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ATOM IEDD 7: Post Blast and Bomb Scene Management Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • ATOM training forensic and bomb scene management courses are developed specifically for Counter-IED (C-IED)

and exploitation personnel, site exploitation teams, and WIT teams, the Intelligence Community (IC), and battle staffs at all levels of command.

Course description: Highlights technical and forensic collection and exploitation of improvised explosive devices (IEDs), associated components, and other improvised or asymmetric weapon systems This course will help to develop effective countermeasures, identify trends and networks, and predict future weapon capability enhancements.

Course content: • Global C-IED threat and trends. • IED component identification. • Initial arrival, security and safety. • Post blast management. • Post blast assessment. • Post blast scene analysis. • Forensic procedures. • Record and mapping production. • Photography. • Forensic report writing. • Exploitation.


Typical course duration: 5 -10 days.


• Active bomb squad member. • Intelligence community. • Law enforcement.





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ATOM IEDD 8: IEDD Hostage and Area Denial Devices Course objectives:


• Formulate a rapid threat assessment, conduct a hand-entry or alternate deployment of IEDD tools while maintaining calm with potential hostages.

• Response to operations when IED threat exists and the use of a disruptor is often precluded. • Response operations involving major public events where an IED is discovered and there is no opportunity to

evacuate. • Support response for major incidents where a second device has been discovered but rescue operations cannot be

stopped to allow for a conventional IED response.

Course description:

This course is divided into two phases. Phase I covers the skills and equipment required to hand-enter and defeat an IED where the use of disruptors is precluded. All theory lessons are supported by practical practice sessions. This phase concludes with several full IED tasks against hostage and other ‘Category A’ devices. The second Phase is designed to look at area denial devices and rapid clearance of these in a permissive environment.

Course content:

• Global threat. • Basic electronics. • Disruptors. • Hostage handling. • Hostage device stabilisation and access training. • Cat A hostage device RSP’s. • Advanced X-ray techniques. • Advanced threat assessment in an assault environment. • Booby trap and Victim operated IED’s, RSP and skills training. • Operator search and approach.









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ATOM IEDD 9: IEDD Booby Traps and Victim Operated (BTVO) Course objectives:


• Understand the Booby Trap (BT) and Victim Operated (VO) threats available to the terrorist. • Identify switching systems. • Conduct BTVO threat assessment. • Approach and search for BT and VO devices. • Carry out Render Safe procedures. Course description:

The BTVO course is designed as a specific training course to enhance the skills IEDD operators need in dealing with Booby Traps and Victim Operated devices used in IED’s. The course is designed to further enhance any previous training with an in-depth understanding of BT and VO switching systems and how they are incorporated in the various targeting methods use by terrorists. The course looks at military booby trap systems and improvised or adapted systems. The students will learn how they work, how to approach and identify and how to render safe the various systems that can be deployed.

Course content:

• Global threat. • Military Booby Traps • Improvised VO mechanical switching. • Improvised VO Electronic switching. • Basic electronics. • Terrorist use of electronics. • Disruptors use. • Operator search. • Advanced X-ray techniques. • Advanced threat assessment. • Render Safe Process’s (RSPs).


Typical course duration: 5 - 10 days.







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ATOM IEDD 10: Know the Bomb Maker

Course objectives:


• Understand how terrorists are taught to manufacture IED’s. They will learn from experience how devices are constructed, how components are obtained, and as they do this understand more clearly the vulnerabilities of the terrorist that they may be able to exploit in their subsequent duties.

• Understand personally the relationships between IED device design and IED weapon effects. They will construct devices according to genuine jihadi IED manufacture instructions, thus they will be better placed to interpret IED attacks in their future employment.

• Understand the reconnaissance needed by a terrorist in order to successfully mount an IED attack. This will by achieved by realistic testing exercises.  

• Understand the challenges faced by a terrorist in emplacing an IED, by actually emplacing a self-constructed IED to be fired against a pseudo-target (a vehicle for example), and then firing the device, and inspecting the resulting damage thus enabling them to understand from personal, practical experience the match between IED design and IED effect.

• All training will be undertaken in an environment that replicates the jihadi training camp, and guest speakers will provide philosophical context briefings as if the trainees were undergoing radical jihadi immersion.  

Course description:

Knowledge of terrorist use of IED’s is not a core element of military training for most military personnel and MoD civilians. A detailed understanding of the ethos, background, operational and tactical considerations of jihadi terrorists would significantly aid these staff as they consider both defensive and offensive challenges to the terrorist IED threat. We propose to achieve this understanding by immersing course attendees in a thoroughly realistic pseudo-terrorist IED training camp.

Course content:

• Device Construction. • IED Global Overview. • Device building and emplacement. • The Jihad Mentality. • Anti-Forensic Training. • Electronics. • Explosives. • Islamic Studies.




• Active bomb squad member

Location: • Hosting unit/client or ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.

• Target Reconnaissance Training. • Target Reconnaissance Practical. • Weapons Training AK47/RPG7 and Weapons Firing AK47. • Sniper Operations. • Ambush Training. • Suicide Devices. • Vehicle Borne IED’s. • Live Attacks – Command devices.




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ATOM IEDD 11: IED Electronics Course objectives:

Upon completion of this course, participants will:

• Have a basic understanding of the use of electronics in IEDs. • Understand the basic principles of electronics. • Understand and identify electronic components. • Understand basic electronic circuits.

Course description:

Predominantly classroom-based, this course introduces students to the basic principles of electronics, then the practical application of these principles are put into practice with the class building several currently employed IED circuits. All students are presented with a detailed workbook and an electronics kit for them to continue to develop their skills post course.

Course content:

• Basic electronic theory. • Electronics practice sessions. • Component identification. • IED construction techniques.




• Active bomb squad member. • crime scene officer. • Forensics. • Law enforcement. • Military. • Government. • First responders.





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ATOM IEDD 12: Advanced IED Electronics

Course objectives:


• Conduct basic threat assessment protocols consisting of: o Fully understand aspect of threat assessment where complex electronics are involved. o Comprehensive understanding of Electronics training relevant to bomb squad members. o Carry out Advanced X-ray techniques relevant for IED response.

Course description:

Predominantly classroom-based, this course starts by introducing threat assessment techniques and table top exercises, where the techniques required to effectively deal with a range of currently used terrorist devices are discussed. The course then moves into electronics, where basic electronic principles are discussed and the application of these is put into practice with the class building several currently employed IED circuits. All students are presented with a detailed workbook and an electronics kit to enable them to develop their skills post course. Advanced X-ray techniques and realistic X-ray safety (such as the hazards associated with X-raying devices that are attached to hostages) are covered. The course concludes with a day on the range that introduces the use of some of the Alford tools and in particular their use against VBIEDs.

Course content:

• Global threat overview. • Threat assessment theory. • Threat assessment table top exercises. • Basic electronic theory. • Device construction techniques. • Advanced X-ray techniques and safety. • Explosive tools and VBIEDs. 


Typical course duration: 5 days*

*Scalable from a 3-day refresher to a 3-week comprehensive event.


• Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders.





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ATOM IEDD 13: IED Electronics, Design, Construction and Exploitation Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to:

• Improve the safety, efficiency and effectiveness of a bomb squad responding to an IED incident. • Enhance their own in-house training by enabling the bomb squad to comprehend device designs from different

sources and exploit those designs in order to produce more realistic training aids.

Course description:

This course reveals why modern electronics offer the terrorist a huge range of options for device design and construction. Assuming no previous knowledge of electronics, this course provides a practical comprehension of devices such as collapsing circuits (traditional and solid state) and the modification of commercial technologies for use in IEDs and RCIEDs, including DTMF and other coding systems. The course begins with an outline of electrical theory and Ohm’s Law, followed by an introduction to a wide variety of electronic components. Emphasis is placed on the characteristics of electronic components and circuits that make them attractive to terrorists and those that cause devices to fail. The minimum possible theory is presented with most of the work being practical hands-on circuit building.

Course content:

• Basic electrical theory: conduction and insulation. • Linear components: resistors, capacitors, switches, batteries, relays . • Non-linear components: diodes, MOSFETs, bipolar transistors, SCRs. • Timers, solid state IED circuits, modified COTS items, circuit speed. • Integrated circuits. • RCIEDs, broadband RF circuits, PMRs.


Typical Course Duration: 10 days (2 weeks)*

* Scalable from a 3-day refresher to a 3-week comprehensive event


• Active bomb squad member/operator.





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ATOM IEDD 14: IED Threat Assessment Course objectives:


• Improve the safety, efficiency and effectiveness of a bomb squad responding to an IED incident

Course description:

Formulating an accurate ‘threat assessment’ is essential to any bomb squad responding to an IED incident. Being able to assess the threat from an incident control point prior to taking any further action is key to being able to accurately advise the perimeter and public on safety concerns and will allow for the development of a response plan that is both effective and efficient. The course starts with theory lessons on threat assessment techniques and an update on the devices currently being deployed worldwide by various terrorist organisations. The remainder of the course is consumed by responding to various scenarios that incorporate those types of threat devices. The course concludes with the last day being spent on a range responding to VBIEDs. A complete instructor-led debrief is provided at the conclusion of each task.

Course content:

• Global threat overview. • Threat assessment theory. • IED update. • Practical tasks, including: suicide bombers, time devices, victim-operated devices, command  wire devices, RC

devices, projected weapons and VBIEDs. • Also covered in the practical tasks where appropriate is improving hook & line and X-ray skills.




• Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders.





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ATOM IEDD 15: Improvised Explosive Device (IED) Prevention Planning with Table Top Exercise Course objectives:


• Increase situational awareness of the threats presented by the use of IED. • Identify basic IED components, functioning and terrorist target selection criteria. • Organise a methodology to assist planners in IED prevention and protection capabilities through a common

framework and a repeatable process. • Define the national effort to counter the threat posed by IEDs by focusing the full range of preparedness

activities, prevention, protection response and recovery capabilities based approach outlined in the ‘National Preparedness Goal’.

Course description:

Classroom-based, this course defines the IED and underlines the threat in respect to real world environments by exposing participants to IED components and effects relevant to their organisation/s. Realistic training aids are introduced to enhance the learning experience. A brief history on terrorist threats and trends leads to learning how soft targets can be ‘hardened’. Participants will be educated on a capabilities-based approach through a common framework and a repeatable process ending with a capstone table top exercise (TTX) utilizing a ‘National Planning Scenario’ involving IEDs.

Course content:

• IED recognition: components and effects. • Current trends and threats: prevention planning. • Surveillance detection: ‘The bad guys are watching you’. • Hardening soft targets: vulnerability considerations. • Multiple IED incident campaign scenario, prevention table top exercise.


Typical course duration: 1 day.




C-IED Search Courses


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ATOM SC 1: Introduction to (C-IED) Search

Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Perform adequate practical C-IED search techniques. • Define sufficient IED reporting and evacuation protocols. • Modify existing bomb search and evacuation procedures.

Course description: Classroom and practical event based, this course starts with defining the IED and underlining the IED threat in respect to developing a proactive C-IED search programme relevant to participants’/the organisation’s daily environment. Participants are exposed to IED components and effects, and realistic IED training aids are used throughout this course in order to enhance the learning experience. Participants are divided into search teams and taken through a series of instructor-led scenarios for area, vehicle and personnel search techniques. The typical course duration can be modified to meet clients’ requirements. Course content: • Global threat overview. • IED recognition: components and effects. • IED trends and threats. • IED search techniques overview:

o Urban. o Rural. o Vehicle. o Personnel. o Building. o Area.


Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical course duration: 2-5 days. Participant requirements: • Corporate security professionals. • Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders. Location: • Hosting unit/client. • ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.




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ATOM SC 2: Low Risk C-IED Search Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to:

• Perform adequate practical C-IED search techniques. • Define sufficient IED reporting and evacuation protocols. • Modify existing bomb search and evacuation procedures as desired/required.

Course description:

Classroom and practical event based, this course starts with defining the IED and underlining the IED threat in respect to developing a proactive C-IED search programme relevant to participants’/the organisation’s daily environment. Participants are exposed to IED components and effects, and realistic IED training aids are used throughout this course in order to enhance the learning experience. Participants are divided into search teams and taken through a series of instructor-led scenarios for area, vehicle and personnel search techniques. The course duration can be modified to meet clients’ requirements.

Course content:

• Threat overview. • IED recognition: components and effects. • IED trends and threats. • IED search techniques:

o Urban and Rural.  o Vehicle. o Personnel. o Route, area and building.

• Organisational protocols: norms and best practices. • Training exercise and scenario testing.


Typical course duration: 15 days (3 weeks).


• Law enforcement. • Bomb technicians. • Military. • Government. • First responders. • Professional security specialists.





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ATOM SC3: High-Risk C-IED Search Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to:

• Conduct practical high-risk C-IED search techniques. • Define sufficient high-risk IED reporting and evacuation protocols. • Modify existing high-risk search and evacuation procedures as desired/required.

Course description:

Classroom and practical event based, this course starts with defining the IED and underlining the high-threat IED events in respect to developing a proactive high-risk C-IED search programme relevant to participants’/the organisation’s daily environment. Participants are exposed to IED components and effects and realistic IED training aids are utilized throughout in order to enhance the learning experience. Participants are divided into search teams and taken through a series of instructor-led scenarios for building, area, vehicle, route and personnel search techniques. The course duration can be modified to meet requirements. The course will also cover command and control aspects when working with and alongside bomb teams on joint operations.

Course content:

• Global threat overview. • IED recognition: components and effects. • IED trends and threats. • IED search techniques:

o Urban and Rural.  o Vehicle.  o Personnel. o Route, area and building.

• High-risk search process. • High-risk search techniques. • High-risk search command and control. • High-risk search in operational environments • Organisational protocols: norms and best practices.  


Typical course duration: 20 days* *Scalable from a 3-day refresher to a 3-week comprehensive event


• Law enforcement/government/military. • Previous experience of low-risk search.





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ATOM SC 4: C-IED Search Practitioners Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Have the knowledge and skills required to plan and manage search operations in high risk environments. Course description:

A shorter but highly focused course outlining the key search roles and element that are required to carry out Search

procedures. The course also focuses on the command element of search operations. The course provides the

necessary knowledge and skills to plan, prepare and conduct defensive and offensive Search operations

Course content: • Global threat overview. • IED recognition: components and effects. • IED trends and threats. • Search techniques:

o Urban and Rural.  o Vehicle.  o Personnel. o Route, area and building.

• Search process. • Search techniques. • Search team commander role

Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical course duration: 10 days. Participant requirements: • Bomb squad commanders. • Experienced bomb technicians/junior commanders.





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ATOM SC 5: C-IED Search Advisor/Commanders C2 Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to: • Appreciate how to run an operations centre and control and command multiply operations across wide areas • Have an understanding of what is required to support operational EOD/C-IED teams

Course description: This course covers the fundamentals of command and control of C-IED incident and situations including search operations. It is designed as a short course for students from a C-IED background and those that will be in command positions. It will go through the aspects of running a number of C-IED teams and supporting them while on operations including intelligence and referral support. A number of table top exercises will form part of the learning process. Course content: • Improvised explosive devices (IEDs) update. • Terrorist tactics and intelligence. • Philosophy and principles associated with IEDD. • Command and control tactic and principles. • Communications and electronic countermeasures (ECM) awareness. • Report writing and dissemination. • Introduction to weapons intelligence. • Command and control exercise.

Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical course duration: 5 days. Participant requirements: • Bomb squad commanders. • Experienced bomb technicians/junior commanders.



C-IED Maritime Courses


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ATOM MT 1: Basic Maritime Interdiction (BMI) Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to:

• Identify, intercept, and safely board a non-compliant vessel at sea during daylight hours.

Course description:

This course is designed to provide law enforcement personnel with the tools and techniques necessary to identify, intercept, and safely board a non-compliant vessel at sea during daylight hours. Maritime attacks, boarding equipment and boarding procedures are covered during classroom discussions and practical exercises. Shipboard familiarisation is covered as it applies to recognition of critical areas of a vessel, as well as tactical shipboard movement. A typical 5-day course consists of 1.5 days of classroom and 3.5 days of practical application of tactics, techniques and procedures under realistic field exercise scenarios.

Course content:

• History of maritime shipping attacks. • Personal tactical gear floatation and integration. • BMI boarding equipment. • Boarding procedures. • Boat assault force operations. • Shipboard familiarization and safety. • Shipboard tactical movement.

Equipment provided/leave behinds:

Each student is provided a Type III PFD and floatation integration for tactical load, and student guides. Each course is tailored to the local assets, and a minimum of one full low freeboard and one full high freeboard system will be left with the client.



• Active bomb squad member suitably pre-qualified/sponsored student from law enforcement. • Military. • Government. • First responders. Location: • Hosting unit/client.




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ATOM MT 2: Maritime Vessel Search Course objectives:


• Carry out maritime C-IED practical search techniques. • Understand maritime IED reporting and evacuation protocols. • Modify existing maritime bomb ‘search’ and evacuation procedures as desired/required.

Course description:

Classroom and practical event based, this course starts with defining the IED and underlining the IED threat in respect to developing a proactive maritime C-IED search programme relevant to participants’/the organisation’s daily environment. Participants are exposed to IED components and effects, and realistic IED training aids are used throughout in order to enhance the learning experience. Participants are taken through a series of instructor-led scenarios for area and personnel search techniques. The course duration can be modified to meet clients’ requirements.

Course content:

• Threat overview. • IED recognition: components and effects. • IED trends and threats. • Maritime IED search techniques:

o Interior. o Exterior. o Personnel.





• Designated law enforcement. • Professional security specialists.





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ATOM MT 3: Underwater Hazardous Devices Search (UHDS) Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to:

• Identify underwater and maritime threats (‘limpets’ and special attack charges). • Recognise underwater risk management. • Perform ship lockout/tag out procedures. • Conduct effective underwater search techniques in order to:

o Locate, mark and identify suspect threats. o Make follow-on recommendations.

Course description:

A 50/50 split of classroom and practical ‘pier side’ diving, on the completion of this course participants will have the capability for rapid response to search, identify, mark, report, and assist in mitigation of suspect and actual underwater hazardous devices. Classroom theory and knowledge is applied directly to in-water techniques under the most realistic conditions and scenarios possible. Exercises are designed to test individual and collective team skills required to respond to and safely conduct an underwater hazardous device response.

Course content:

• ‘Limpet’ and ‘special charge’ identification. • Maritime risk assessment planning. • Emergency diving/recall procedures. • Ship lockout/tag out. • Underwater search, location and marking. • Mitigation protocols.


Typical Course Duration: 5 - 10 days.

Participant Requirements:

• Certified public safety divers, military/law enforcement divers and

Location:

• Hosting unit/client.




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ATOM MT 4: Underwater Terrorism Prevention Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge; skills and ability to do the following from a total port security plan scope:

• Recognise that a port is a complex organisation of diverse stakeholders. • Identify with the Coast Guard/Harbour and Navy Coordinator regarding the detailed set of guidelines for

preparedness, response and recovery from a terrorist underwater hazardous device (UHD) incident. • Recognise the need for joint-agency interoperability for identification and mitigation of incidents. • Underline the importance of recognizing minimum training and readiness requirements recommended for key first

responders – make follow-on recommendations. Course description: This is a classroom-based, 8-hour workshop targeting port operational leadership, consisting of a 4-hour UHD seminar followed by a 4-hour underwater terrorism prevention plan (UTPP) workshop and scenario-driven discussion. This task-based training programme addresses first responder dive personnel and operational commanders. The workshop culminates in the development of a draft UTPP that fully complies with the mandates established in the National Response Plan (NRP). Course content:

• Maritime security situation: threats to maritime security. • Port security organisation. • Memorandums of agreement/understanding. • UHD vulnerabilities. • MARSEC applications.


Typical course duration: 1 day.


• Various port security backgrounds/officials.

Location:

• Hosting unit.


Specialist Courses


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ATOM SPC 1: Special Forces Assault Improvised Explosives Device Disposal Course objectives:


• Formulate a rapid threat assessment, conduct a hand-entry or rapid disruptor deployment while maintaining the momentum of a Special Forces assault.

• Support Special Forces teams’ response operations when IED threat exists and the use of a disruptor is often Precluded.

• Support response operations involving major public events where an IED is discovered and there is no opportunity to evacuate.

• Support response for major incidents where a second device has been discovered but rescue operations cannot be stopped to allow for a conventional IEDD response.

Course description:

This course is divided into two phases. Phase I covers the skills and equipment required to hand-enter and defeat an IED where the use of disruptors is precluded. All theory lessons are supported by practical practice sessions. This phase concludes with several full IEDD tasks against hostage and other ‘Category A’ devices. Phase II is aimed at conducting operations in support of a Special Forces team for both dynamic and covert operations. SWAT commanders are also introduced to the training and briefed upon the new capabilities of the course personnel. The course concludes with a series of exercises that require the full interoperability of a SWAT team and bomb squad to resolve the situation.

Course content:

• Global threat. • Basic electronics update. • Rapid use disruptors and RSP’s. • Basic electronics. • Operational planning and briefing. • Special Forces IEDD operations and techniques. • Hostage handling. • Advanced X-ray techniques. • Advanced threat assessment in an assault environment.







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ATOM SPC 2: C-IED Electronic Warfare (EW)/Electronic Countermeasures (ECM) Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have: • An understanding of the threat from radio-controlled (RC) devices, the principles used in RC jamming and the

deployment of ECM to protect individuals and property.

Course description: This course offers a methodical, logical, and analytical approach to evaluating the RCIED threat. Participants will be taken through basic radio spectrum theory and the development of ECM to combat today’s evolving threat. Course content: • Global threat overview. • Principles of the radio spectrum. • RCIEDs. • ECM principles. • Interoperability. • Man-portable and vehicle-mounted. • Deployment considerations. • Threat definition. • Future trends.

Maximum class size (location dependent): 20 Typical course duration: 2 days. Participant requirements: • Law enforcement. • Military. • First responders. • Bomb technicians. • Government agencies.



Specialist Courses


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ATOM SPC 3: International Ammunition Technicians/Technical Officers Course

Course objectives:


• Students will attain a level of qualification that will provide then with in-depth knowledge of Explosives, Ammunition, associated their safety, transport, storage, repair and surveillance. The course are built to the clients ammunition types but also cover generic principles and technical aspect of ammunition systems.

Course description:

Classroom and practical event based, this course covers all aspect of Ammunition Technical work. The course is extensive and one of the longest ATOM conducts. Ammunition Technical qualifications are a recognized technical ability in many areas of the world.

Course content:

• Ammunition Safety and Regulations (International standard and MOI). • Principles of Explosives (Primary, Secondary) and effects. • Ammunition Classification, Markings and Identification. • Ammunition Storage (Depot and Field). • Ammunition Transportation and Movement. • Ballistics, armoured, tank ammunition and artillery ammunition. • Guided Weapons Principles. • Anti-tank Ammunition Infantry Ammunition Natures. • Small Arms Ammunition. • Live range firings of manufactures explosives. • Specialised Ammunition (Special Forces, Explosive Ordnance Disposal). • Demolitions and demolition accessories Ammunition and Explosives natures. • Ammunition Testing and Proof, Servicing of Ammunition and Re- life. • Repair of Ammunition and conditioning of Ammunition. • Principle of running an Ammunition Process Laboratory. • Ammunition and Munitions Disposal – Conventional Ammunition/Munitions Disposal - Explosives range. • Other Hazards (Radiation, Chemical).

Maximum class size (location dependent): 10 - 15

Typical course duration: 26 weeks.

Participant Requirements:

• Law enforcement. • Government. • Military.

Location:

• Hosting unit/client. • Licensed ATOM Training facility, United Kingdom.


Specialist Courses


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ATOM SC 4: Breaching/Dynamic Entry Training Course objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will have the knowledge, skills and ability to:

• Conduct basic breaching techniques. • Underline tactics, techniques and procedures for dynamic assaults.

Course description:

This course is designed to provide training for selected individuals in the construction and emplacement of explosive breaching charges, the tools and techniques used for mechanical or shotgun breaching, and best practice employment techniques during a dynamic assault. Breaching methods taught in this course are based on tactics, techniques and procedures used in DoD and law enforcement training. Classroom theory and knowledge is applied directly to techniques under the most realistic conditions and scenarios possible.

Course content:

• Breaching explosives and hazards. • Explosive breaching charges. • Breach planning and responsibilities. • Priming systems. • Breach rehearsals. • Mechanical breaching. • Shotgun breaching. • Breaching tactics.


Typical Course Duration: 5 days.


• Active police fire arms / SWAT • Bomb squad personnel.



Specialist Courses


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ATOM SC 5: Equipment Training There are many different types of equipment used in counter threat and C-IED. ATOM Training experts have experienced many of the different types and brands of equipment used across the world today, making us ideally positioned to deliver intensive equipment training packages.

Our equipment training can involve:

• Full Spectrum Equipment Training. • Equipment trials and evaluation exercises (fit for purpose and service requirements). • Equipment commissioning. • Training you on new equipment you plan to bring into service. • Equipment refresher training. • New equipment skills and equipment deployment training. • Equipment maintenance and servicing. • Scaling development.

Maximum class size (location dependent): Determined by scope and scale of training.

Typical course duration: Determined by scope and scale of training.





Contact Information


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