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Programme for individual and complex practical training
for professional qualification improvement of
bodyguards and bodyguard-chauffeurs
Safety basis for movement on the road.
Tactical and Special preparation 1. Possible ways of committing crimes against protected persons during transportation and methods of protection against them.
2. Organization of surveillance and counter surveillance when working in urban and country conditions. Ways of demonstrating criminal intentions.
3. Order for operational and technical inspection of the vehicle by the chauffeur, in order to detect explosive devices. Actions for defusing the detected devices.
Psychological preparation
Tactics of the Close Protection Operative when securing the Client’s safety.
Individual bodyguard training • Predicting possible situations, making decisions and assigning tasks; • Surveillance organization, methods of instant conditions evaluation; • Ways of protecting the client from physical attack, assault with weapons and attack during vehicle transportation fire attack • Analysis of the created situations and making well-founded decisions for choosing protection methods; • Tactics of the work around and in the vehicle • Methods of work with firearms and special means in the vehicle and during transportation • Ways and methods of firing shots by the chauffeur and the close protection operatives in static positions and during transportation «Bodyguard actions synchronization on pedestrian routes» Group bodyguard training 1. Comprehensive evaluation of the situation, decision-making, assigning the tasks;
2. Choosing the most advantageous tactical disposition of forces and means, according to the specific situation;
3. Main principles and organization of the surveillance system on pedestrian routes and in movement;
4. Methods for evaluation of a given situation;
Tactics for escorting on pedestrian routes:
• Vehicle – entrance (exit) into other companies offices; • In crowded places (malls, parks, etc.); • Industrial areas and other sites; • In the open - fishing, hunting, sports, recreation, etc.) • At restaurants, casinos, theatres etc.; • When travelling by water transport; • When traveling by railway transport; • When traveling by air transport. • Methods for mobility in the disposition organization in case of threat. “Technical methods for optimal vehicle driving”.
Individual chauffeur-bodyguard training in standard working regime
• Methods of high-speed driving in various situations; • Techniques of high-speed driving during a forward and reverse motion; • Maneuvering at reverse motion using the side and rear-view mirrors; • Habits of driving with one and with two hands; ways of driving and shooting at the same time; • Methods of taking turns; • Ways of braking (smooth, intermittent, terraced, combined) • Braking on road with set length, low cohesion coefficient and in turns; • Braking “mixed”; • Braking on the slippery road with set length; • Techniques of taking turns with high-speed; • Ways of driving on mountain (meandering) road; • Detour of suddenly arisen obstacles (Vmax = up to 90 km/h); • Single and double changing places on the road with set distance and obstacle, Vmax=80-90 km/h • Acceleration with the highest possible speed on parts of the road with low cohesion coefficient; • Taking turns in limited space, followed by another turn on a set part of the road; • Passing through combined kind of road surface for a set period of time; • Turning on a slippery road; • Taking difficult turns at highest speeds. Tactics of pursuit evasion; • Taking a series of turns at high speed; • Methods for control at drifts, ways of transition into a controllable maneuver; • Techniques of cohesion usage and the manual brake when taking turns; • Turn from reverse motion at 180°; • Turn from forward motion an 180° and 360°; • Turn in front of a suddenly arisen obstacle (ambush); • Taking series of turns at high speed; • Ways of overcoming of descending and ascending steeps and climbing steep slopes; • Techniques to pass mountain parts of the road; • Method of stopping, holding and starting off when descending /ascending/ steep slopes • Techniques of vehicle control in turns at high speed; • Special features of vehicles with front-axle and rear-axle steering; • Techniques of taking turns in winter conditions with front-axle steering vehicles; • Vehicle steering methods in deep snow; “Driving techniques in extraordinary and critical situations”.
Individual training of chauffeur-bodyguards in extreme situations
• Behaviour tactics in “waiting” mode; • Evaluation of the road and tactical situation when choosing the main and backup routes; • Methods to prognosticate the various possible situations on the road; • Tactics of de-blocking and turning after stopping; • Organization of surveillance when stopping or in motion; • Methods of discovering tracking and ways of pursuit evasion; “Escort tactics and techniques”.
Group training of chauffeur-bodyguards in the escort team
• Order for vehicle movement towards the place to park; • Tactics of chauffeur’s actions before the Client gets off the vehicle and after getting on the vehicle; • Escort start off; • Escort movement with two or more vehicles; • Choosing the speed rate and the distances; • Movement methods in urban areas; • Escort formation in straight line movement; • Escort tactics in movement in closed road and road with different covering; • Methods of acceleration of the vehicles in the escort when being pursued, taking turns. Flank and frontal covering in movement; • Counter-actions during attempts for elimination of a vehicle out of the escort; • Actions of the escort leader-chauffeur under attack and forced stop; • Organization of the client’s protection in case of forced stops; • Ways of turns inside the escort structure Complex group bodyguards and chauffeur-bodyguards training.
• Organization of movement after the Client leaves the building and gets on the vehicle, escort formation; • Order for movement in escort with 2 or 3 vehicles; • Changing positions when taking left and right turns; • Actions during attempts for elimination of a vehicle from the escort; • Escort actions in cases of frontal blocking (ambush, attack); • Escort actions in case of armed attack of the Client in movement and when stopping; • Organization of the Client’s protection during forced stopping. |