Bomb Threat Recognition & Reaction Training (Group Course)

Course Description

Thousands of bomb threats are made each year. Training key people to be aware of elevated risks, the components of IEDs, and how to respond to a threat or attack increases overall security and safety. Following the guidelines from the Department of Homeland Security, this course will equip you with the tools needed to:

Analyze a bomb call/threat – the important facts to collect & how to report this information
How to recognize an “IED” (Improvised Explosive Device)
The common features of IED attacks & attackers
The key features that may make an item or package suspicious
The hazards of an explosion & best actions for survivors

Practice activities containing true-to-life sample bomb threat calls make this a unique training that should not be missed.

Course Content

Section 1: Improvised Explosive Devices
Section 2: Bomb Threat Calls
Section 3: Reacting to an Attack

Who Is This Course For

Security Personnel
Office Staff
Mail Room Personnel
Loading Dock Staff
Administrative Staff
Concierge Teams
Front Desk/Reception

Inside The Course

Instructors

Sal Lifrieri
Security Consultant, Author, Lecturer

Mr. Lifrieri is currently the President of Protective Countermeasures Inc., a security firm located in New Rochelle New York specializing in threat mitigation, investigation and training.

He is often sourced by both the local and national news media for commentary on security and terrorism related stories; is a published author and frequent lecturer.

Christine McQuillan
Course Designer, Content, and Producer

Christine is an Instructional Designer and eLearning Developer. She received her Bachelor of Science in Education from Illinois State University and worked as a teacher in inner-city Chicago before becoming a flight attendant.

Christine eventually became an instructor at the Republic training center in Indianapolis, Indiana. She specialized in training new hires and re-certifying current flight attendants on topics such as passenger safety, transportation security, and a wide variety of emergencies.

This course includes: