CBRNE Airport/Border Crossing Security

The properties and effects of CWA, tims, biological and radiological agents

• Categories of CBRNE devices (CBRN IED’s, CBRN DD’s and CBRN SD’s)
• The handling of dangerous materials
• The different classes of CBRNE materials and identify differences in their properties
• Recognition of the first effects of exposure to CBRNE materials through physical signs and symptoms
• The typical behaviour of people who may be carrying CBRNE material or potential CBRNE devices
• The basis of detection and screening of CBRNE materials and the identification using both fixed and portable detection and screening systems
• Self-protection and the protection of those in the immediate vicinity of a CBRNE device
• The basis of personal protective equipment, decontamination, and individual protection procedures (IPE, donning/doffing, avoidance on contamination)
• Theory of decontamination and application of selected decontamination procedures (e.g. Immediate decontamination of personnel)
• Definition and marking of an initial hazardous CBR area
• CBR hazard area, pre and post blast
• CBR detection employing available equipment as user, pre and post blast
• National and international rules and regulations

People who within the course of their regular daily duties may be required to initially respond to incidents and emergency events involving hazardous material, CBRN and WMD e.g.

• Military, Police, Fire Fighting
• Paramedics and medical staff
• Customs, air, and seaports
• Private security agencies
• Health and Safety Technicians
• Industrial specialists
• Military School students
• University and academic researchers of applied sciences
• Institutes Technical staff